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� ® r his fair share, so to speak. What Barton-Aschman is bringing to the Board today is not only the capital improvement plan for the transportation facilities but also the legislation that will allow the implementation of the plan. Attorney Richardson outlined in depth how the ordinance is structured. 1) How the individual assessment is made Z) Time of payment 3) Credit provision 4) Administration of impact fees 5) Assignment of funds 6) Individual circumstances 7) Refunds of unspent or unencumbered monies 8) Annual evaluation Commissioner Bird asked what the procedure would be for adopting the ordinance, and Commissioner Scurlock advised that Ken Roth of the Sebastian City Council is in attendance today and has asked for copies of the consultant's reports and proposed ordinance to take back to Sebastian for the Council's review prior to a public hearing. Administrator Wright reported that we have been dealing extensively with Sebastian and Indian River Shores and suggested we make the consultants available to all the cities prior to any public hearings being scheduled. Commissioner Bird suggested that the cities hold their public hearings at the same time the consultants are there, and Commissioner Wodtke felt the planning staff should attend also, especially if the full Board of County Commissioners is not going to attend. Commissioner Scurlock suggested scheduling the first public hearing before the Board of County Commissioners on December 11, and asked Councilman Roth of Sebastian if that time schedule would be satisfactory, and Councilman Roth believed that the Mayor of Sebastian would call a special meeting before their next regularly scheduled meet.i:ng of December 6th. Dr. Nicholas advised that Barton-Aschman had a scheduling problem for December 11th and requested that .the public hearing 11 OCT 3 0 19r15 Boa 62 F,aGF 581