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Commissioner Adams commented that she could not accept several of the maps <br />displayed because the western portion of the county had been left out. <br />Commissioner Macht noted that the map is for use in the LAAC brochure which <br />attempts to show the lands which have been purchased through the LAAC program. There <br />was no intent to slight the western portion of the county, but just to present an up-to-date <br />report of the LAAC program. <br />Chairman Ginn wanted to include possible future actions, eco -tourism and the benefits <br />to the economy of the County. <br />Mr. DeBlois stated that the brochure does not get into what has not yet been acquired <br />nor a full analysis of the benefits of the program due to an effort to keep the brochure small <br />and concise. <br />Commissioner Adams noted that she preferred the Revision #I Map. <br />Chairman Ginn suggested that all lands purchased be in green, and Mr. DeBlois noted <br />that the titles would also be in green, rather than various colors depicting the types of lands. <br />Commissioner Macht emphasized that the brochure is the effort of LAAC to inform <br />the general public what has been done so far. Everything cannot be included and the <br />brochure is not as comprehensive as LAAC would like it to be, but it is simple and as direct <br />as possible. <br />Frank Coffey, 1335 River Ridge Drive, felt it was unfortunate that we are getting <br />hung up on the map while this is a reasonable brochure with a lot of information. The task <br />the committee was given was to identify the lands purchased with the bond funds in a <br />concise manner that would be most helpful to the public. <br />APRIL 10, 2001 <br />-62- <br />BK 1 17 PG 857 <br />