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State Road 60 Interest Share Fee Ordinance <br />Technical Memorandum <br />Indian River County (County) and the Florida Department of Transportation <br />(FDOT) plan to enter into a joint participation agreement to advance the widening <br />of State Road 60 (SR60). The County desires to advance the SR60 widening to <br />an earlier date than would otherwise occur in the FDOT work program. The <br />County will advance the construction funding for the SR60 widening project, and <br />be repaid by the FDOT, without interest, at a later date. To recover the loss of <br />potential interest earnings on the advanced funds, the County plans to impose a <br />SR60 interest share fee to be imposed on new development impacting SR60. <br />This technical memorandum details the methodology used in formulating and <br />applying the SR60 interest share fee. The technical memorandum contains the <br />following four sections. <br />1. SR60 radius of influence <br />2. Summary of reimbursement costs <br />3. Trip cost allocation <br />4. SR60 interest share fee calculation <br />1. SR60 Radius of Influence <br />The SR60 radius of influence is defined as the geographic area in which traffic <br />generated by new development is anticipated to consume a portion of the <br />transportation capacity on SR60 created by widening SR60 from 4 -lanes to 6 - <br />lanes. The SR60 widening will be done in two segments. Segment One is <br />between 66th Avenue and 82"d Avenue. Segment Two is between 82nd Avenue <br />and 1-95. <br />The County's current radius of influence for new development is eight (8) miles. <br />The 8 -mile radius of influence has been conceptually approved by both the <br />County Planning and Zoning Commission and the Board of County <br />Commissioners. The 8 -mile radius of influence is planned for formal adoption by <br />the County with the upcoming modifications to Chapter 952 of the County Land <br />Development Regulations. <br />Applying the County standard, the SR60 radius of influence shall be fixed at a <br />distance of 8 miles. If any portion of a new development is located within 8 miles <br />of the SR60 Segment One (66th Avenue to 82nd Avenue) or Segment Two (82nd <br />Avenue to 1-95) improvements, then the entire development shall be subject to <br />the SR60 interest share fee for Segment One and/or Segment Two. The County <br />de minimus trip threshold (8 trips/2-lane, 15 trips/4+ lane) shall not exempt <br />development from payment of the SR60 interest share fee, if any portion of the <br />development falls within the 8 -mile SR60 radius of influence. <br />