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04/12/2016
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Board of County Commissioners
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Page 2 of 3 <br />A "dialogue" has to have two sides. When the "Pro -Team" has the microphone for almost 2 <br />hours, and we get—between all of us -15 minutes to object, you cannot seriously consider this <br />a "search for the Truth" to use Commissioner Solari's words. <br />Given the very limited time we were afforded to speak, and suffering through innumerable <br />interruptions from the Chair, we decided the only way to get our message across was to craft <br />carefully -written Statements. <br />I must note that we requested our concluding written Statements to the Committee be made <br />part of the Record, as is customary. We were dismayed to find that the Carefully -crafted <br />Statement that I submitted, and read into the record, as well as those of Dr. Conway, and <br />verbal remarks by Mr. Taylor, were all air -brushed out of the written record. <br />So when we have been afforded a very limited chance to speak, our words have been redacted <br />from the written Record. <br />I know something about chairing a committee --I chaired a committee or two during my career <br />on Wall Street. One of them was called the Futures Industry Association, FIA. Another was <br />called the National Futures Association, NFA. <br />• The Chair of your Committee was incapable of rendering impartial rulings due to his <br />personal conflict of interest as a vacation rental operator, and as a long-time advocate <br />I <br />f the industry. <br />• On top of this, the Chair of your Committee rained scorn on our observations and <br />objections, and we were not treated with due respect. <br />• In many cases, your Committee made recommendations in the absence of essential <br />information. SBPOA and IRNA have attempted to share data and analysis with the <br />Committee, and the Committee expressed no interest in our research and findings. <br />• Our analysis and recommendations seem to have had little, or no impact on this <br />Committee whatsoever. <br />Did we, the Public get what we were promised from this Committee? In short, I must conclude <br />the answer is a categorical 'No.' You have allowed the Tail to Wag the Dog. <br />In conclusion, the work product of this Committee is tainted. You can't use it. You have to start <br />over. <br />Now the only way you can make good on your promise is to put Planning and Zoning on it, and <br />allow them to start with a clean slate. Do not narrow their scope of inquiry based on the STVR <br />Committee recommendations. <br />No matter what the Legislature has done, or what you will do with this, this issue will not go <br />away because it involves a taking of property rights –the most basic right—that of quiet <br />enjoyment—from the 99%, in order to benefit the 1%. <br />And that math does not portend well for the public perception of what you have done so far. <br />South Beach Property Owners Association, Inc. 0 P. O. Box 643093 0 Vero Beach, FL 32964 <br />
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