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- ;I The Chairman opened the Public Hearing and asked If anyone .,. wished to be heard on the paving of St. Christopher Lane, east of - AIA. Frank Powers, 2225 St. Christopher Lane, explained that 2 years ago a 4" water line was extended down AIA and hocked up to a 6" line on St. Christopher Lane. The residents werelpromised a fire hydrant at that time, but the 4" line was not sufficient for pressure. However, the City of Vero Beach has just started to replace the 4" line with a 12" line, and he wished to see the _ paving of St. Christopher Lane delayed until the 12" line is in place. Mr. Brescia advised that the County would coordinate the paving with the placement of the 12" line. Mr. Powers asked if the paving would include the entrance ways or aprons to the driveways which are right on the county/ property -owner line, and Civil Engineer Michelle Terry stated that the County will pave the street and match AIA, but the responsibility of bringing the pavement up to the driveway aprons will be that of the property owners. Mr. Powers felt it should be the County's respond because it is county land; in addition, the street wouj nicer by having it consistent. Commissioner Eggert understood that it would have ibiIity Id look to be added to the assessment, and Commissioner Bird felt it'sounded like it made sense, but he would hate to make a Motion'if only one property owner there disagreed. He preferred to see us work with the owners to see if there is a way this could be done at the same time as the paving at the owners' expense. Chairman Scurlock suggested that we get with the contractor while he is on the job site and go ahead and do it, anld Ms. Terry felt that could be done, but pointed out that staff would have to contact each of the owners because there is a possibility that not all of them will want a concrete driveway. Some may want asphalt or chattahoochee stone or whatever. 14 JUN 1987 BOOL; 6 I'AGE 504'