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Discussion ensued and Ms. Rauth and Mr. Mora responded to questions of the Commissioners. The Chairman opened the public hearing. rdrdth Debra Segal , 407 SW 43 Avenue, who travels 43 and 27 Avenues daily had a problem with all three options. Joseph Paladin , 6450 Tropical Way, supported the design put forth and thought it was important to keep it within the 80’ row. He understood the 10’ easement would be redone after Mr. Paladin construction is completed. also commented that he anticipated this new road would have a boulevard effect with lowered speed limits and other aesthetic features and it would not resemble a highway. Landscaping was discussed and Ms. Rauth advised that would be part of the workshop to see what the people want. County Administrator Baird understood this amendment was being done for public safety reasons and to meet our LOS. In response to Commissioner Lowther, Director Keating confirmed that this 4-laning was planned to change the road from 3 lanes from Oslo Road. Commissioner Bowden expressed her concern about maintenance of the landscaping and the need for personnel to keep it up. She cautioned against making the same mistakes as those by DOT on SR 60. She understood this amendment is necessary for safety reasons but a lot of work needs to be done in the planning. County Administrator Baird stated that staff is working toward underground utilities and maintenance concerns. He also understood the Commissioners’ desires and concerns. Chairman Neuberger brought up the costly maintenance on the 2' grassy strip and was advised that it was needed for mailboxes and signage. th Mark Brackett, 1915 34 Avenue, commended the Commission and staff. He cautioned that the Board needed to give a roadway not just to please the residents, but also a May 2, 2006 27