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2. Pave 87th Street and 101st Avenue - the two main collector roads in the area - This paving would reduce erosion and silting of the main canals. Road paving and drinage improvements compliment one another. The cost for this paving could be funded by MSTU funds and traffic impact fees via a Capital Improvement Program. Once again, the Consultant should develop the program. In summary, Mr. Ansin supports the establishment of an MSTU if a specific Capital Improvement Program can be established to include paving 87th Street and 101st Avenue. The Property Owners Association has submitted a letter requesting their Road and Drainage Committee be designated as the Advisory Committee to the MSTU. Indications are that the Property Owners would not object to an assessment of $10. per acre or part thereof, or less. RECOMMENDATIONS Staff recommends the establishment of the MSTU for the Vero Lakes Estates area and requests authorization to schedule another Public Hearing on this matter. Director Davis informed the Board that the paving of 87th Street and 101st Avenue, which are the main two roads through the subdivision, entails about five miles of road, and staff feels this could be done for about $206,000. In regard to the drainage, Mr. Ansin feels the outfall leading to the Sebastian River outfall should be increased. Direc- tor Davis continued that about 3 or 4 years ago, we entered into an agreement with Mr. Ansin and Corrigan Ranch to clean out that outfall; this cost about $12,000 and it was done on a sharing basis with the owners contributing. Mr. Davis believed that the efforts to increase that outfall will have to be on a regional level as it will involve a very large area of land. Director Davis reported that the Vero Beach Lake Estates Property Owners are going on record that they do not oppose the MSTU, but they do want representation and are recommending those set out in the following letter: 86 57 FAr,E694 J U L 111984 - J