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Chairman Tippin opened the public meeting regarding Objective 6. and asked if <br />anyone had any comments regarding this particular objective. <br />Commissioner Adams questioned whether other counties are having to include actual <br />numbers, and Director Keating responded that the DCA encourages specifics and measurable <br />objectives. <br />Peter Robinson of Laurel Homes noted that the amendments mention only existing <br />land uses from 1996 and felt that the number could now be less due to substantial changes <br />in land use in the past few years. He cited the Coraci property which contains a substantial <br />number of acres which are now classified "conservation". <br />Dan Richey, Post Office Box 1148, Vero Beach, President of Indian River Citrus <br />League, complimented stars willingness to accept public input. <br />Leonard Hatala, 5865 34'b Street, Vero Beach, a principal involved in the <br />Harbortown Center Mall DRI, questioned whether his 53rd Street inquiry regarding impact <br />fee credits would be heard today, and Chairman Tippin advised that the matter will be heard <br />next. <br />The Chairman then asked if anyone else wished to be heard regarding Objective 6. <br />There being none, he closed the public hearing. <br />Director Keating advised there are included several changes to the Land Use Map. and <br />the Resolution doing away with the DRI for Harbortown Center Mall. <br />Chairman Tippin then opened the public hearing to discussion of the remaining items. <br />Leonard Hatala advised that he has no objection to the rezoning of the property but <br />does have a problem to bring to the Board's attention. In 1987 when the County wanted to <br />extend Indian River Boulevard, a portion of his property was sold to the County for which <br />he was to receive impact fee credits of $112,218 for 70 feet by 1406 feet. These impact fee <br />credits were erroneously given to Grand Harbor. <br />MARCH 10, 1998 <br />-53- WOK 104 4 PAGE 60 <br />