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� ® r REQUEST FOR FORCED PAVING ASSESSMENT - SEBASTIAN GROVE ESTATES Michael Miller, Chief, Current Development, made the following presentation, noting that the applicant would be required to pave up to about 6001, which is not reasonable. TO: The Honorable Members of DATE: March 31, 1986 FILE: The Board of County Commissioners DIVISION HEAD CONCURRENCE: REQUEST BY MR. & MRS. MCLAIN FOR APPROVAL OF SUBJECT: A FORCED PAVING ASSESS - Robert M. Kea ng CP MENT PETITION FOR Planning & Development Director SEBASTIAN GROVE ESTATES SUBDIVISION FROM: Michael K. Miller M9M REFERENCES: McLain Agenda Chief, Current Development MIKE It is recommended that the data herein presented be given formal consideration by the Board of County Commissioners at their regular meeting of April 16, 1986. DESCRIPTION & CONDITIONS Mr. & Mrs. McLain, owners of lot 9, Block 3 of Sebastian Grove Estates, are requesting that the Board of County Commissioners enact a forced paving assessment petition to bring the existing roadways in Sebastian Grove Estates up to County standards. Randy Mosby is acting as their agent in this request. Sebastian Grove Estates was platted in 1958 and is located immediately west of Old Dixie Highway and south of State Road 512. The subdivision is located along the Sebastian City Limits, and 12 of the 63 platted lots are within the City of Sebastian. Most of the lots are 70 feet wide and 110 feet to 134 feet deep. The subdivision was platted with 70 foot wide right-of-way widths that exceed the current minimum width of 60 feet. Although Old Dixie Highway is paved to a width of approximately 12 feet (1/2 of the current required width of 22 feet) the pavement surface is in generally good condition. The remainder of the roadways within the subdivision consist of eithera marl surface or severely deteriorated asphalt pavement. The asphalt that does exist is -more similar to a paving base preparation than an actual asphalt driving surface. The applicant contends that the entire subdivision was paved at the time of platting and the pavement deteriorated over time (letter attached). ALTERNATIVES AND ANALYSIS The site plan ordinance requires that paved roads serve all proposed developments, and where a site abuts an existing street with inadequate pavement width additional pavement may be required (Sec. 23.3, (d) (1) ,d) . The Technical Review Committee has consistently recommended that roadways providing access to proposed developments be upgraded to minimum County standards. Based on the above paving requirement, the development of the subject property must include construction of approximately 600 feet of 22 foot wide paving, extending to either State Road 512 or Old Dixie Highway. 37 APR. 16 1 � Boos F -w J7