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1 ► :i `t � � '�i <br />OBTAIN THEIR_ <br />_ a�oA 43 QAu3 <br />LOAN IN FEBRUARY, AND ALSO THE 20 MILLION DOLLAR <br />COMMITMENT IS EXEMPT AND WILL STAND AT; 5%. <br />W <br />MR. ENG STATED THAT HE WOULD LIKE MR. TESSIER TO PRESENT <br />TO THE BOARD AHEAD OF THE NEXT MEETING THE ENTIRE CONTRACT DOCUMENT <br />TO REVIEW, AND AT THE NEXT MEETING, HE THEN CAN GIVE THE CONSULTANT S <br />RECOMMENDATION AND THE BOARD CAN GIVE AUTHORIZATION TO BID. <br />THE BOARD NEXT DISCUSSED THE PROPOSAL MADE BY ARTHUR <br />WILSON FOR REMOVAL OF AUSTRALIAN PINES ON INDIAN RIVER BOULEVARD <br />RIGHT-OF-WAY WEST OF HOBART LANDING AND THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE <br />PLANNING DIRECTOR, WHICH IS AS FOLLOWS: <br />April 2, 1980 <br />MEMO <br />TO: Board of County Commissioners <br />FROM: [avid M. Rever, Planning & Zoni.ng Director <br />SUBJECT: Proposed removal of Australian Pines on Indian River Blvd. <br />R.O.W. west of Hobart Landing <br />As requested by the County Administrator, the following is a summary of the <br />Planning staff's review of the proposed linear landscaping plan for property <br />abutting Indian River Blvd. immediately west of Hobart Landing. Generally <br />the staff is in concurrance with the proposal in that it would create a more <br />aesthetic buffer area and decrease anticipated future maintenance problems <br />for the County. <br />The landscaping plan does., in..staff's opinion, compliment the existing <br />plantings in Hobart Landing; however, the proposed materials should possibly <br />be changed to provide for faster -growing varieties which will help maintain <br />a reasonable amount of -privacy -and separation for existing residents at <br />Hobart. Additionally, it is felt that the plant materials should be re- <br />tained on the Wilson-prorperty with encroachment of trees on to the right- <br />of-way kept to a maximum of 12 feet. The attached cross-section does note <br />this stipulation. Copies of the preliminary landscaping plan are also <br />enclosed. <br />Finally a list of fast -growth vegetation and tree varieties is provided for <br />possible substitution. <br />TREES: 1) Ficus nitida <br />2) Callistemon viminalis <br />3) Nervan oleander <br />4) Miniosopes <br />SHRUBS: 1) Ficus benjamina <br />2) Cortaderia selloana <br />3) Viburnum odoratissimum <br />Should you have any additional questions or comments, please advise. <br />� � r <br />