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M M size there will be children involved, as well as young working adults; it will have an impact on recreation demands in the county; and he felt there should be some ability for some contributions to offset this impact. Commissioner Scurlock agreed that the project.wi.11 have impact on the beaches, and we need money for development of the beaches we have acquired. Commissioner Bird believed the project is going to have a private beach club, but undoubtedly some will use the public beaches. He did not have a figure in mind nor the exact mechanism, but agreed we will need assistance in developing our beachfront property. Planner Boling informed the Board that one of the things we have to address when they come in with the conceptual PRD is the public water access requirement that we have in the Subdivision and Site Plan Ordinances where for every 600 lineal feet of shoreline they are to provide 15' access easement to the public or contribute the fair market value of that easement. Grand Harbor has got quite a.bit of shoreline, and what staff came up with essentially was an easement 180' wide or its fair market value. Commissioner Scurlock asked if the money could be used for development as opposed to acquisition, and Planner Boling stated it would be in the Park Development fund. It was agreed to add Recreation to the title and in Condi- tion 63 change the wording to "contributing towards school, police protection, fire protection or recreation impact fees subsequently adopted by the County....." Sam Hunter of the Indian River County School Board pointed out that the document says the assessed value of ad valorem taxes should offset the impact on the local schools. He wished to say that the current rate of the school system growth causes the School Board to have seri.ous doubts about that statement because actually their growth so far has been from the in -county birth 103 CT 23 1985 _BOOK 62 pmuE 562