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M a M TREASURE COAST REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL - TRANSPORTATION PLANNING Chairman Bird reported that the State has requested the Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council to submit a corridor plan to them'showing where all of the present and future rights- of-way are going to be needed in each of the individual counties. The local plans will be consolidated into a regional plan, which will become part of a State plan. At the last meeting, the Council decided not to submit the collected data to the State until after considering it again at the next meeting which is scheduled for this Friday. In the meantime, they have asked our county if we have any additional roads to be included. Planning & Development Director Robert Keating advised that the Planning Department worked very closely with the Public Works Department and sent the Council a copy of our Thoroughfare Plan, recommending that all of the arterials and primary and secondary collectors be placed on the local corridor plan and all of the arterials and primary collectors be placed on the regional plan. We also sent copies of our ordinances which relate to right- of-way dedication or protection. Commissioner Bird understood that the plan would be updated from time to time as regional and local needs change. Commissioner Wodtke asked if in the event the State takes back 510 and 512 there was any possibility that we could recoup some of the monies we spent to purchase rights-of-way on Indian River Boulevard or 512. Chairman Lyons felt that was a question that should be addressed. Public Works Director Jim Davis explained that every time the DOT planning staff updates their urban and rural system maps, staff tries to get them to consider taking back 510 and 512. However, he didn't believe that would happen until the traffic count increases considerably on those roads. 54 OCT 161985 2 'fna 44*6