To further illustrate how off-the-wall your comment about this being the plan for 8 months, and me and my "friends" having nothing to do with the bill, there is this from the Daily Times:

County Commission President Louise Gulyas said that she had been "blindsided" by the bill. In December, the commissioners lobbied the delegates to change the impact fund structure to give all the money to the county government, to be dispersed by them. While she was pleased that the legislation included local hire provisions and gave the commissioners appointment power for the development council, for the most part, she said, "it doesn't follow anything that we asked for."

The suggestion that Ocean Pines directly receive some of the money came from the group Citizens for Ocean Pines Equity.

Ray, seems like you know more about "how things work around here" than the president of the County Commissioners.