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felt this was a transportation problem that someone with <br />long-range transportation expertise should study and come <br />back with a recommendation. <br />Mr. Lloyd stated that he had no objection to that as <br />long as there was some sort of timeframe set. <br />Commissioner Lyons also thought we should give this a <br />lot of thought because there is a great deal of money <br />involved, and it would be good if we could work together and <br />get the route moved away from the wetlands. <br />MOTION WAS MADE by Commissioner Lyons, <br />SECONDED by Commissioner Scurlock, that <br />the Board request the Transportation <br />Committee to study the above problem and <br />come back to the Board with a recom- <br />mendation at the second meeting in <br />August. <br />Director Davis felt the County should acquire the <br />additional right-of-way along South Gifford Road, as the <br />proposed location of the transmission line is going to <br />conflict with the future widening of South Gifford Road. He <br />pointed out that if the new jail is built in that area, it <br />is going.to increase traffic. <br />Director Davis explained that staff could take a good <br />look at the South Gifford Road situation, but suggested a <br />consultant be hired to do the Indian River Boulevard <br />corridor study. <br />Mr. Lloyd felt that the southern part of the route of <br />Indian River Boulevard could be an on going process, but <br />they needed to acquire the right-of-way along the northern <br />section as soon as possible. <br />35 <br />JUL �� <br />eac. <br />