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� ® s <br />Chairman Bird stressed that if the Board agrees with the Santa <br />Rosa County Board of Commissioners, a resolution must be drawn up <br />immediately and faxed to Tallahassee. <br />MOTION WAS MADE by Commissioner Eggert, SECONDED by <br />Commissioner Macht, to adopt Resolution 93-67, <br />opposing recommendation R-55 of the ELMS III report, <br />and direct staff to forward it to Tallahassee via <br />facsimile machine immediately. <br />Under discussion, Commissioner Tippin offered to take a copy <br />of the resolution with him to Tallahassee on Friday, in addition to <br />sending a copy today via facsimile machine. <br />THE CHAIRMAN CALLED FOR THE QUESTION. <br />It was voted on and carried unanimously. <br />RESOLUTION NO. 83-67 <br />A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY <br />COMMISSIONERS OF INDIAN RIVER COUNTY, <br />FLORIDA, OPPOSING RECOMMENDATION R-55 OF <br />THE`,ELMS III REPORT. <br />WHEREAS, the ELMS III Report contained a Recommendation <br />(R-55) which provided that comprehensive plan amendments will not become <br />effective until and' unless the amendment is found to be n. compliance by the <br />Department of Community Affairs or the Administrative Commission; and <br />-WHEREAS, that Recommendation R-55 has been incorporated in <br />House Bill (PCB -CA 93-01) and Senate Bill 1166; and <br />WHEREAS, the implementation of this Recommendation into law <br />would transfer final decision making authority from local governments to an <br />executive agency of the state; and <br />WHEREAS, local land use decisions are best made at the local <br />level; and <br />WHEREAS, legislative decisions dealing with public health, safety <br />and welfare in matters of land use have always been a matter of local <br />legislative concern; and <br />WHEREAS, the 1992 Florida Legislature in Chapter 92-129, Laws of <br />Florida, created Section 163.3189 of the Florida Statutes to provide for an <br />alternative procedure whereby a local government may elect to amend its <br />comprehensive plan, with such plan amendment not becoming effective until <br />the State Land Planning Agency issued a notice of intent to find the adopted <br />amendment in compliance or until the Administrative Commission issued a final <br />order finding the adopted amendment in compliance; and <br />41 <br />MAR J 6 1993 BOOK 89 PPE 45 <br />