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My best guess is that the only way to curtail the density proposed is to hire an experienced land use lawyer capable of determining: (1): what rules might have been violated or short-circuited in the approval process; and/or (2) the extent to which the supporting documentation (traffic studies, compliance with the existing zoning and general plan, etc) may have been false, erroneous or incomplete. This will not be inexpensive. While I do not want to diminish the enthusiasm for appearing at the upcoming public hearing, I cannot see the County Commissioners reversing the decision-making process that started over three years ago. This would mean the county forgoing all the fees it will receive in the short run, and all the tax revenues it will receive in the long run. And, finally, there is no question that GHO Homes knew all of this when they were selling homes here. Any developer would be deemed grossly incompetent not to know what was being planned across the street, and GHO Homes is not grossly incompetent. No doubt this knowledge influenced their decision to include .duplexes in the development they are now undertaking on the other side of Casa Bella. Kind regards, Dan Levin On Thu, Dec. 3, 2020 at 8:11 AM Keith Schlosser <keith schlosser2002@yahoo.com> wrote: Mr. Sweeney & Commissioners, My name is Keith Schlosser and I live at 1480 Lily's Cay Circle in Vero Beach and I've come to learn of the proposed Harbor Bluffs Project and would like to express my concerns and ask some important questions. My wife and I are out of town assisting a family member recover from a surgery or we would attend the upcoming meeting. My hope is that my concerns will be considered even though we are unable to attend in person. My first concern is that there is limited information available for impacted citizens to review. We've not seen architectural / urban design renderings, we can't locate information on size, value, entry points, if the units are rentals or owned,... so we can't fully understand the potential impact to our quality of life, home value, safety,... - Can we get these details and have time to process the dat prior to decisions being made?l 5