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have not done this and will have to end up taxing the people for <br />those improvements. <br />As to the affordable housing requirement, Mr. Greco advised <br />that they have not been able to get this pinned down in <br />Tallahassee, but they are talking about possibly over 600 units <br />which could cost up to 20 million dollars. DeBartolo has spent 2 <br />million trying to make this project happen, and he felt the state <br />agencies and Regional Planning Council should make the process <br />simpler than having to spend two years' effort and 2 million <br />dollars before you find out it can't work. Mr. Greco stressed <br />that they very much do want to build this project, and they are <br />going to regroup immediately and see if there is some way to <br />resurrect it, but there is no way they can make the necessary <br />changes and meet their deadline of 1993; so, at this point, they <br />again want to thank the Board and staff for their courtesy over <br />all this time and they will withdraw. <br />Commissioner Scurlock stated that he would like to do two <br />things - one to accept the withdrawal in the form of a Motion, <br />but also be consistent with what this Commission did early on <br />which was that our rezoning request was passed contingent upon an <br />acceptable D.R.I., which has not happened; so, he would like to <br />have the Motion make sure that the zoning on this land reverts to <br />be consistent with what they began with. <br />Chairman Eggert pointed out that the rezoning request also <br />included an expansion of the node. <br />MOTION WAS MADE by Commissioner Scurlock, SECONDED by'-_,, <br />Commissioner Wheeler, to accept the withdrawal of the <br />mall project by the DeBartolo Corporation and specify <br />that the subject property return to its zoning and the <br />node to the size it was at the time of the DeBartolo <br />request for rezoning and expansion. <br />NOV 13 1990 23 <br />BOCK'�9 Uel <br />