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Vice Chairman Lyons noted there are four different peti- <br />tions, and in the following discussion, it was agreed since these <br />are mainly in the same area, we could discuss them all at once. <br />The Vice Chairman asked if anyone present wished to be <br />hea rd. <br />Michael Kenney, 4005 North Indian River Drive, informed the <br />Board that he owns lots 1 - 7, Block A, which lots fronton <br />Erling Lane, 80th Ave., and U.S.1. He questioned why the <br />proposed paving on 80th Ave, ends in the middle of Lot 8 He <br />agreed that 80th Avenue does drop down drastically at about Lot <br />5, but there is a slight incline that runs through Lot 6. Mr.. <br />Kenney advised that he was told if he built on Lot 7, he would <br />have to pave all the way around to U.S.1, and then would have to <br />have decel lanes, etc., out onto U.S.1. He felt the solution is <br />to pave down 80th Avenue to Lot 6, then put in a cul de sac which <br />would provide access to Lot 5, and abandon Erling Lane. Mr. <br />Kenney noted that he and Jerry Strnad are the only owners on <br />Erling Lane. <br />Engineer Terry explained that this subdivision was some time <br />ago, and the County only maintains the road to the end of Lot 8. <br />There is a house being built on Lot 8, and we would pave up to <br />that driveway so it will have access. Ms. Terry stated that Lots <br />7, 6 and 5 drop off drastically, and the County has not main- <br />tained that portion of 80th Avenue; in fact, there are signs to <br />keep cars off of it. <br />Mr. Kenney reported that he has graded that right-of-way <br />with his bulldozer so it will drain, and it is possible to drive <br />a car down it. <br />Administrator Wright asked about any problems with the DER <br />re storm water if we do this, and Public Works Director Davis <br />advised we are not discharging directly to the river on any of <br />these projects. If the desire is to continue to pave and make a <br />cul de sac, he would like to do more engineering and cost <br />estimates because the land does drop off and also because of the <br />35 <br />BOOK 6A Pry^E 492 <br />