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J U L 91980 ada 44 PA F. 16 Board of County Commissioners July 1, 1980 Page -2- In this regard we have discussed with Mr. Jennings the future need for an east -west collector at the southern end of 6th Avenue which would probably tie into the southern most portion of an extended Indian River Blvd. Exis- ting development, current planning, and observed development pressures all point toward more intensive land use activities in this area. A viable means of providing for future needs would be to designate a proposed 6th Street extension as a major thoroughfare, thereby allowing for the dedi- cation of the necessary rights-of-way as development occurs. The condemnation of the triangular piece located at 6th Avenue and U.S. #1 would still be necessary for a 90 degree 6th Street tie-in with U.S. #1. Alignment on 6th Avenue and 6th Street and the relation to U.S. #1 will need to be studied care- fully; however, the future need for such a collector is felt to warrant consider- ation at this point. A final point worth discussion also is the previous consideration of a trade off on an established value of the square footage condemned for the 6th Avenue - 6th Street tie-in, as compared to the value of the abandoned portions of 6th Avenue. This is felt to be consistent with an overall attempt to equitably remedy the situation and provide for future needs as well. Thus the remaining issue would rest upon a decision as to access limitations to the south which may in fact need to be addressed by the legal staff. We hope that this input will be of some assistance in this regard. If you have any questions or need additional information, please advise. DMR: jt Enclosure cc: Ken Schindler I I )1 ;i - 4 .1 I • e� - _ :_ - 'rc'-e•. , <�.c•— _ . m•f'. y .. s.•♦• _ .K�. • 'ctcv apl.�rou � ' h I I ! , � ' '�,o. ..�, •mac. _. :e•. • I . _ � I , I • `. _ - M »\ ..»,. ` �`• � --�t-- I t�;�• �'� T� _ is .I 1 I — -- I ! ,