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Ryan Morrel , Mamco, Inc., provided a technical overview to the data collection and analysis process, the assessment of current conditions, and the projection of future demands and requirements. He reviewed school related data, the School District’s Five-Year Capital Facilities Plan, the process in obtaining municipal data, and data and analysis results. Ms. Mills provided an overview of the Public School Facilities Element (PSFE), the Capital Improvement Element (CIE), and the Intergovernmental Coordination Element (ICE). David DeYoung , AICP, Kimley-Horn and Associates, discussed the residential review process explaining the tier level of service, and the service area boundaries for elementary, middle and high schools. He reviewed school district options of looking at adjacent service areas and sharing capacity, the availability standard and options provided in the Florida Statutes, and what it means by proportionate share mitigation. Chairman Neuberger wanted to know if the adopted level of service could be exceeded. Mr. DeYoung responded, that the adopted level of service may not be exceeded. He advised that the Indian River County School District is proposing 100% for 2008 to 2013 (5 years) as the tier level of service, and described how the process to tier down to the desired level of service works. There was a brief discussion regarding Palm Beach County’s School District level of service. Mr. Morrel discussed responsibilities of the School District and their areas of focus. Ms. Mills presented the local government responsibilities and their focus on school concurrency. She said residential development would not be approved until the School District has determined that capacity does not exceed the adopted level of service in a school service area, and unless the impact fees have been paid. The local governments will participate in the Interlocal May 3, 2006 3 School Concurrency Workshop Meeting