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� ® s by the committees will be incorporated into the Plan and that changes can be specific rather than general. Commissioner Tippin asked that the Plan be kept as simple as possible. He felt that it was a very good plan and thought that using the existing committees was a step in the right direction. MOTION WAS MADE by Commissioner Tippin, SECONDED BY Commissioner Eggert, to approve the proposed Public Participation Plan. Under discussion, Commissioner Bird wanted the goal of this Plan to streamline and decrease the volume of the Comprehensive Plan. He wondered how much support it would receive from the Department of Community Affairs since the current plan was very much driven by the DCA. Chairman Macht remarked that the Plan was already revolutionary. Commissioner Adams wanted to mention two things. Under Coastal Management and Conservation, she thought that the Beaches and Shores Preservation and Advisory Committee would like an opportunity for input. Also, she felt an issue that really ought to be looked at is the agricultural element. Commissioner Eggert advised that agriculture, as well as aquaculture, is always a part of economic development. Commissioner Adams was comfortable with it under economic development. Commissioner Tippin suggested that (page 11 of the Plan) property owners associations not be listed specifically, because there are others in the county that perhaps should be involved. He realized the committees were the "primary" advisory groups, but thought staff might be able to find another name (other than secondary) for the other groups. Chairman Macht suggested "ancillary". THE CHAIRMAN CALLED THE QUESTION and the motion carried unanimously. I-951CR512 COMMERCIAL/ USTRIAL NODE With the aid of graphics, an overhead, and an aerial map, - Community Development Director Bob Keating reviewed a Memorandum of July 27, 1995: 35 August 8, 1995 wx U5y