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think you have to give assurances to these chain stores that are so absolute. He believed there are plenty of provisions to say that if it doesn't open, you don't pay your rent. Commissioner Scurlock referred to his Motion made at the previous meeting which was contingent on acceptable agreements being made here today. He felt the burden is on the developer to put up or shut up, and he did not think there has been signifi- cant contact with staff in the last 3 weeks. He asked if there has been any contact made with the Drainage District. Michael O'Haire, attorney for the District, answered that, to his knowledge, there has not. Commissioner Scurlock asked staff if the developer has interfaced with them about concurrency, and Community Development Director Keating advised that there has been nothing specific. Meetings were scheduled and canceled. Mr. Greco continued to stress the time it has taken to distribute all this to all the people they have to deal with. Commissioner Scurlock felt that they must start with staff, but Mr. Greco pointed out that you must know what you are going to do in order to know what you are going to ask them to approve. He again noted that they have 3 different plans on 66th. Commissioner Scurlock argued that they should have contacted the Drainage District to find out whether they will allow them to work in their canal. Mr. Greco noted that the developer is doing 66th on the County's behalf, but Commissioner Scurlock contended that it absolutely is not on our behalf. Mr. Greco pointed out that this is not something they have caused; this is something they want to do for the neighbors. He again stressed that they have 3 plans proposed for 66th Avenue, and they do not want to piecemeal it, but want to do it the right way. They have been working with 8. different attorneys, and he believed everyone knows the kind of feedback you get from something like that. OCT 16 1990 49 1. 0�j BOOK �`'°� f',