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DEC IO BOOK P �` Attorney Collins agreed that ideally you would like the people on the other side of the street to be notified, but he pointed out that this won't take final effect until it comes back from Tallahassee in 90 days and then you have another public hearing. Chairman Eggert asked Public Works Director Davis about the status of 43rd Avenue from 13th south as far as our Transporta- tion Plan is concerned, and Director Davis advised that we have acquired some R/W but there are no plans in the next 5/10 years to do a capacity expansion to 4,3rd. 43rd is designated on the Thoroughfare Plan as an arterial route; however, it is functioning today as a collector road. Commissioner Scurlock felt what Mr. Poppell suggests has some merit, but he has some difficulty dealing with the issue at this time and wondered why we can't address it at one of those 6 months periods when we have all the written correspondence and not depend on hearsay. Chairman Eggert agreed that what we don't have now is the background material the DCA needs to see, and they would have this if they had a formal amendment. Director Keating advised that staff suggested that Mr. Poppell come in with a separate Comp Plan amendment after we resolve the Compliance Agreement. He believed that actually the DCA would love to have the land east of 43rd 3 upa or 1 upa, but he stressed that the Board has to make a finding as to what the facts are that justify the suggested change. Mr. Poppell continued to argue that the County has been inconsistent with their densities and stressed that most of the area on the east side of 43rd which is 6/1 is in the flood plain also. Commissioner Wheeler asked what would the DCA do if we reduced the 6/1 to 3/1 in the flood plain area and put 3/1 across where it would balance out as suggested earlier. and Attorney Collins just could not say. In terms of overallocation of 56