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• The Standm+Memorandum of Agreement (MOA). upon execution. may contain appendices A through E. These appendices will contain project specific information. At this point in the process, no projects are being considered and no MOA is being executed: therefore. no appendices have been included with attachment one of this report. Following is a description of each MOA appendix: ► Appendix A: A complete list of all local permits and approvals that will be included in the expedited process and that apply to the project in question. ► Appendix B: A fee list for all local permits and approvals that are identified in appendix A. ► Appendix C: Documentation indicating that the local government met the duly noticed requirements of the Statutes. Public workshops and public hearings related to the expedited permitting process must be advertised in a local newspaper at least two times prior to the date of the meeting. ► Appendix D: An outline of the appeal process for any local permit decisions made in regard to the specific project. ► Appendix E: A description of the process by which the project will be assessed a fair share of the cost of mitigating the project's significant traffic impacts (Ch. 953 of the county's Land Development Regulations). ► As indicated in the attached resolution, only projects that create high paying jobs that are listed in the county's targeted industry list may be eligible for the expedited permitting review process. Attachment three lists the county's targeted industries. ► Participating in the expedited permitting process will not alter Indian River County's authority to review and approve/reject any development project. In fact, the County, by entering into a MOA for a specific project, will be agreeing only to approveireject that project within a certain time frame. ► An eligible project for the expedited permitting process is not exempt from any state. regional, or local permit reviews; the expedited process provides only a defined time line for the review process. ► The regional permit action team will consist of a representative of each of the participating state and regional agencies as well as a representative from Indian River County. This team will facilitate only the exchanging of information regarding the proposed project. ► Indian River County's development review process is already streamlined to meet the ninety day requirement of the state's expedited review process. In fact, most of the industrial projects developed in Indian River County may not be large enough to benefit from the expedited review process. The benefit that Indian River County will receive from participating in the expedited permitting review process will be an enhanced reputation regarding its support of economic development. JANUARY 4, 2000 C, -31- BOCK, f'h�Gi; ��