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and additional property being added to the Indian River Estates community. He pointed out that the ten -acre addition was the subject of this particular request, and that the proposed project would expand the "total care use," to include skilled nursing beds and different types of residential units. He detailed the proposed site plan, off-site improvements, landscaping plan, and recommended approval conditions. He explained the requested change to the recommended conditions (see page 132.A.1. of Backup), saying that prior to issuing a Certificate of Occupancy for this project, the applicant would like the ability to not tie-up their Certificate of Occupancy, so they want to close their entrance until 26th Street is paved. A brief discussion ensued as to whether a time limit should be included. The Chairman opened the public hearing. Bob Johnson, Coral Wind Subdivision, felt it was imperative that 26th Street be paved all the way to 82nd Street to expedite traffic paralleling SR60. George Simons, Project Manager for Carter Associates, had no objections to paving 26th Street, and acknowledged that he was currently working with Public Works Director Jim Davis to pave all the way to 82nd Street. He voiced concern that should they invest in the project, put the building up, and then if for some reason the right-of-way would not be timely, they would not want to be stuck with a building that is ready to receive residents, and not be able to receive the Certificate of Occupancy. There were no additional speakers, and the Chairman closed the public hearing. ON MOTION by Vice Chairman Davis, SECONDED by Commissioner Flescher, the Board unanimously found that: 17 February 12, 2008