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EPTAB Minutes 01/27/1992 ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY TECHNICAL ADVISORY BOARD Minutes of 27 January 1992 Meeting Present: Dave Addison Gary Beardsley David Land David Maehr Steve Means Tony Pires Mike Saadeh Glenn Simpson Larry Richardson Absent: Mike Davis (excused) , David Wilkison (excused) Observers: Tony Polizos, Soil Conservation Service Larry Banwart, Soil Conservation Service Kimberly Polen, Collier County Project Review Services Fred Reischl, Collier County Project Review Services, Barbara Prynoski, Collier County Project Review Services 1. Due to a mix up in meeting rooms, the meeting was called to order at by Chairman Simpson in Conference Room A; however, Mr. Saadeh, staff, and SCS representatives were in Conference Room C. At 4 : 24 P.M. all of the Board in Room A moved to Room C. As the minute taker was in Room C, it is unknown to him as to whether past minutes were approved during the start of the meeting in Room A. 2 . Simpson expressed concern about the "Proposed SFWMD Lower West Coast Water Supply Plan" . A brief discussion about the merits and liabilities of the proposal ensued. 3 . Simpson passed out a copy of the "DRAFT EPTAB NATURAL RESOURCES PROTECTION PLAN" and requested that all members of the board read and comment on it by next meeting. 4 . Simpson brought up the need to finalize, by early February, the maps and narrative concerning the land acquisition areas. He also mentioned that The Conservancy is putting together a group interested in land acquisition and what the direction the community should take concerning acquisition. The first meeting will be held at the Conservancy on 29 January 1992 at 7: 00 P.M. 5. Bill Lorenz expressed the importance of getting a BCC date for a referendum. A general discussion of CREW, other acquisition areas, when to go to the BCC, and how to make informed decisions ensued. 6. The next item was a discussion on the Habitat Protection Ordinance. G. Beardsley presented a brief committee report on the Habitat Protection Committee meeting of 14 January 1992 . David Land posed several questions which he would like to have answered: What habitats are at risk? i.e. not already in public ownership or not already adequately protected. Should we differentiate among the geographical