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Director Davis stated that staff would like to schedule <br />a public hearing to address this matter and would like to do <br />a drainage study of the Vero Lakes area and the surrounding <br />properties that would like to be included. There is an RV <br />(Recreation Vehicle) park on the east side of I-95 that <br />contributes drainage; they share a common outfall and their <br />drainage depends upon the system. Staff would like to go <br />ahead with an internal study of the Subdivision under the <br />Corps of Engineers "Small Project Program," which may take a <br />number of years to get established and approved, and at the <br />same time apply to the St. John's Water Management District <br />to address the outfall problems. <br />MOTION WAS MADE by Commissioner Bowman, <br />SECONDED by Commissioner Wodtke to authorize <br />staff to set up a public hearing on an MSTU <br />for Vero Lake Estates, as discussed, preferably <br />in the evening. <br />Discussion ensued re the boundaries of the proposed <br />MSTU, and Director Davis informed the Board that Vero Lake <br />Estates Subdivision is about 2,400 acres and he believed <br />that plus the RV park site, which is contiguous, would <br />pretty much be the limits of the MSTU. The outfall, <br />however, affects a larger number of property owners and the <br />applications to the Corps and the Water Management District <br />should be on the basis of the MSTU plus the additional <br />property owners affected. Mr. Davis believed the County <br />could request the study and make application for it, and he <br />did not believe the property owners would object. <br />Some discussion ensued regarding whether the MSTU could <br />be in place by October, and Attorney Brandenburg noted that <br />the law as to when an MSTU must be in place in order to levy <br />88 <br />JUL 1 1 1994 BOOK 57 w ffl <br />