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Charlie Cangianelli advised that the necessary surveys will need to be prepared. They will follow the same procedures they followed for the first section of the seawall. MOTION WAS MADE by Commissioner Macht, SECONDED by Commissioner Bird, that the Board recognize that an emergency situation exists; authorize the permit to be issued to applicant on the condition the applicant shall vigorously pursue an application with the Department of Environmental Protection in Tallahassee; and conditioned upon the wall being contiguous. R e Deputy County Attorney Collins -noted that the Board should clarify when the permit will be effective, and Director Davis stated that October 1st is officially the date the turtle nesting season is over. Deputy County Attorney Collins also felt it should be made clear that the applicant is mobilizing their resources rather than starting the process. Charlie Cangianelli advised he would continue the project when the wall is completed for the other 3 homes. The date for the end of the turtle nesting season is October 1st, and he would plan to give them an additional 30 days for the eggs to hatch. Should there be no turtles, then construction would probably start around September 15th. Chairman Adams then questioned the construction materials being in Wabasso Park for another 90 days, and Mr. Cangianelli did not believe it would be as big and inconvenient a project as the last time but agreed that they would stockpile down on the beach where they will be working. Director Davis commented that some of these structures are on pile foundations and there are 4 properties in Summerplace which are not a part of this project and are not proposing seawalls. There will be gaps in the wall and there has been no evaluation as to the effect of these gaps. Dan Hersh stated he is hoping there will be no gap. There are only 2 homeowners that have not committed to the project but they are studying the information and considering joining. County Coastal Engineer Jeff Tabar strongly supported the idea that the seawall be contiguous. Anthony Thomas of 9555 Frangipani Drive was concerned that the Humiston Park erosion had been caused by the armoring of the Driftwood. He /believed �tfjhis(f project will cause surge damage to JULY 16, 1996 q 39 F �oc►K 98 569 �,.