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r <br />GOOK 108 PAGE 130 1 <br />Ninety percent of Indian River County's population lives within ten (10) miles of <br />the coast. Both tourists and the increased residential population place great <br />demand on the beach resources. Not only are the beaches the number one <br />tourist destination in IndiarLRiver County, but County residential users comprise <br />an average of 46 percent of all beach users. <br />These 22 miles of Atlantic oceanfront beaches are a major economic asset to <br />Indian River County. Property values in the County continue to rise at a rate <br />greater than the overall inflation rate. Tourism continues to be the major industry <br />in the County. Therefore, Indian River County has a vested interest in the <br />preservation of this valuable natural resource. <br />Figure 1 A EM it <br />Beach Sector Location Map <br />Indian River County Beach Preservation Plan <br />JANUARY 19, 1999 <br />-46- <br />
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