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ORDINANCE NO. 2007-011 <br />Trip engineering study as provided in this Section. In the event the new Trips so <br />determined result in a fractional new Trips calculation under the methodology applied in <br />the Technical Memorandum, such fractional new Trips shall be the factor multiplied by <br />the charge per new Trip for each of the Segment Improvements to determine the <br />applicable total State Road Interest Share Fee to be paid. <br />(d) The total State Road 60 Interest Share Fees so determined or calculated <br />shall be paid as a condition of the issuance of an initial concurrency certificate pursuant <br />to the Concurrency Management System or as a condition of the issuance of a Building <br />Permit at the time of the payment of the Transportation Impact Fee in the event the New <br />Development is exempted from compliance with the Concurrency Management System. <br />Section 214.07. Alternative Interest Share Fee Calculation. In the event <br />an owner of a New Development believes that the new Trips anticipated to be <br />consumed by the New Development within the State Road 60 Radius of Influence are <br />less than that individually calculated by the Director of Public Works pursuant to the <br />provisions of Section 214.06, such owner may file with the Director of Public Works an <br />alternative new Trips calculation for the New Development from an independent source <br />applying a generally accepted standard traffic engineering methodology performed by a <br />professional engineer licensed in the State of Florida with traffic engineering expertise. <br />If the Director of Public Works determines that the alternative calculation of the new <br />Trips as performed by a generally accepted standard traffic engineering methodology is <br />correct and in compliance with the requirements of this Section, an alternative State <br />Road 60 Interest Share Fee shall be calculated and paid. If the Director of Public <br />Works determines that the new Trips contained in such alternative calculation do not <br />0 <br />