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EXHIBIT "B " ' ' I ON ON LAST PAGE . ; H rON , CLERK B . Strikethrough and underline based upon the adopted version of Ordinance 08- 14 , May21 , 2009 ( Final SSA Exhibit B , March 18 , 2010) CITY OF FELLSMERE CHAPTER 1 : FUTURE LAND USE ELEMENT Policy 21 . 9 . 10 : Recreational Trail and Greenway System . Developments shall create an interconnected network of routes for pedestrians and cyclists providing links to schools , parks , adjacent Neighborhoods and developments as well as non = motorized trails along or within the Countryside and water resource areas . Policy 21 . 9 . 11 : Transportation Demand Management . The City may establish incentives for residential and nonresidential uses to encourage public transit , ride sharing , modified and flexible work hours , and to provide bicycle racks/storage and shower facilities to encourage walking/bicycling to work . Policy 21 . 9 . 12 : Remedies for Roadway Deficiencies . Where roadways are found to be deficient , according to methods used by the City , the City shall consider that the appropriate remedy to restoring a satisfactory level of service is not necessarily widening of the link , but may be : 1 . Intersection improvements ; 2 . Signalization changes ; 3 . Turning or auxiliary lanes ; 4 . Access management ; 5 . Improvements in parallel corridors ; and/or 6 . Other traffic engineering policy measures . Policy 21 . 9 . 13 : Special District. The City may consider the establishment of special districts in order to provide appropriate funding mechanisms for the regional transportation system , electric power generation and transmission system , or other public facilities and services , including acquiring links in the Water Resource Management and Countryside components . The City will also support legislative requests by the Fellsmere Water Control District for expanded powers within their adopted Chapter 298 Special District authority . Any actions of a special district would be required to be integrated and coordinated through the Capital Improvements Program and may build on existing systems and strengthen existing partnerships . Policy 21 . 9 . 14 : Transportation Concurrency . An approved project that meets the requirements of the VOF land use must satisfy transportation concurrency pursuant to Policy 21 . 7 and may , as further allowed by Florida Statutes and Administrative Code , satisfy transportation concurrency by paying to the City and/or Indian River County a proportionate fair-share contribution , to pay for one or more improvements that will benefit the future street network . Developers maybe eligible for impact fee Comprehensive Plan Goals , Objectives and Policies - Future Land Use Element 1 -33