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MAY 13 1986 BOOK 691 F,g-uF 3 96 Carter Subdivision along U.S. #1 to 37t --h Street; and 3) the wetlands area along the west bank of the Indian River, north of the Main Relief Canal and east of the Vero Beach Country Club. Administrator Wright advised that the County would be glad to present a more thorough statement of our policy in regard to the wetlands. Under item 3, Commissioner Lyons noted that at tomorrow's regular meeting, the County Commission will be considering taking immediate steps to acquiring the right-of-way for the northerly extension of Indian River Boulevard through the wetlands by the hospital. Mr. Little explained that there are some differences betv,r,,-:°) the City and the County e:- i4 ic:: C ty rights. The City has furnished the County with a copy of our Thoroughfare Plan, but it does not impact the County because it is all in the City. The County has sent us a copy of their Thoroughfare Plan, and obviously, there is no great difference. The County has asked that when the City is approving site plans for developments that are going to be on a road that shows up on the County Thoroughfare Plan, we check with them to see if we are going to need some additional right-of-way, and as part of the site plan approval process, secure that right-of-way for them. Mr. Little felt the City is more than happy to take such a recommendation to the Planning & Zoning Commission and the City Council, but does not feel comfortable, legally or ethically, in demanding it without compensation. Commissioner Lyons noted that these roadways have gone one step further into the Regional Planning Council and show up on their Thoroughfare Plan as regional roadways. The County extracts concessions from developers based on their traffic impact on these regional roadways. He believed there must be some way we could get together on these regional roadways when