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77 <br />HE HAS TO ASSUME THE RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE DRAINAGE IN THE WHOLE 6TH <br />AVENUE AREA. COMMISSIONER SIEBERT DID NOT FEEL MR. BELL WILL INCREASE <br />THE DRAINAGE PROBLEMS, BUT MAY IMPROVE THEM. <br />ENGINEER BEINDORF EXPLAINED THAT TROPIC GROVE IS GOING TO ACT <br />AS AGENT FOR THE DOT TO GET PERMITS TO IMPROVE THEIR OUTFALL. THEY WILL <br />GO THROUGH DER, ST. .JOHN'S WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT, ETC., AND WILL BE <br />EMPTYING INTO THE DOT's DITCH, NOT THE COUNTY'S, OR ANY OTHER. <br />ADMINISTRATOR .JENNINGS REITERATED THAT HIS REPLY IS THAT THE <br />APPROVAL OF ANY PLAN IN THIS AREA AFFECTS THE DRAINAGE OF THE AREA. <br />COMMISSIONER LYONS ASKED IF THE PLANNING DIRECTOR FELT THAT <br />6TH AVENUE WILL BE SUFFICIENTLY LARGE TO HANDLE THE TRAFFIC GENERATED <br />BY A GREAT DEAL OF MULTI -FAMILY DEVELOPMENT, <br />MR. REVER STATED THAT OVER THE LONG HAUL, HE DID NOT FEEL IT <br />WILL BE SUFFICIENT, BUT NOTED WE HAVE TO MAKE SOME DECISIONS ALONG THE <br />WAY. HIS PERSONAL OPINION WAS THAT 3RD COURT IS NOT NECESSARILY THE <br />BEST ROUTE, BUT IF THE RIGHT-OF-WAY FROM 12TH STREET NORTH IS AVAILABLE, <br />THE COUNTY SHOULD ACQUIRE IT. HE FELT THE WHOLE ROAD QUESTION IS ONE <br />THAT MUST BE ADDRESSED ALONG WITH THE DRAINAGE AND AGREED THAT EACH ONE <br />OF -THESE THINGS'DOES AFFECT THE DRAINAGE. <br />CHAIRMAN WODTKE NOTED WE ALL SEEM TO THINK SO MUCH OF NORTH - <br />SOUTH TRAFFIC AND ARE TRYING TO MAKE A MAJOR THOROUGHFARE OUT OF 6TH <br />AVENUE. HE FELT WE MUST THINK ABOUT EAST -WEST ARTERIES, AND NOT SEND <br />TOO LARGE AN AMOUNT OF TRAFFIC NORTH AND SOUTH THROUGH THAT RESIDENTIAL <br />AREA, WHICH HE FELT WILL CREATE MANY PROBLEMS. <br />PLANNING DIRECTOR REVER AGREED THAT YOU MUST HAVE EAST -WEST <br />RELIEF ROADS, BUT BELIEVED 6TH AVENUE IS GOING TO BE MORE THAN JUST A <br />RESIDENTIAL STREET. <br />ADMINISTRATOR JENNINGS STATED THAT HE WOULD LIKE THE MINUTES <br />TO SHOW THAT WHETHER INDIAN RIVER•BOULEVARD IS EXTENDED OR 3RD COURT <br />IS EXTENDED, 6TH AVENUE WITH ITS PRESENT RIGHTS-OF-WAY WILL• IN NO WAY <br />HANDLE THE FUTURE TRAFFIC IF ANY OF THE DEVELOPMENTS ARE APPROVED THAT <br />ARE BEFORE THE BOARD TODAY. <br />THE CHAIRMAN CALLED FOR THE QUESTION. COMMISSIONER LYONS <br />VOTED I•N OPPOSITION, AND THE MOTION CARRIED. <br />W: <br />BOOK 4 1 PA'uf 105 <br />