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]OCT 2V iSs,7 mu 69 Frac- 605 , The Comprehensive Plan designates the second and third properties as MD -1, as is the land south of them. The lands north, east, and west lie within the Commercial Industrial Node. Transportation System The first subject property has access to the south onto S.R. 60, classified as an arterial road on the County's Thoroughfare Plan, and also to 85th Ct. to the west classified as a local road. The second parcel has access to the south to undeveloped 16th Street classified as a local road. The third parcel has access to the west to 98th Avenue classified as a primary collector road, and to undeveloped, 16th Street to the south. The County is currently in the process of improving 98th Avenue. Since all existing roads in the area are currently at a level of service "A", a large surplus of road capacity exists. Any impacts to the transportation system which will occur as a result of development of the subject properties will be addressed during site plan or subdivision review. Environment The three subject properties are not considered environmentally sensitive land. The first and second are also not located within flood prone areas, however, the third property abutting 98th Avenue is within an area subject to occasional flooding. This property will require special engineering in order to meet the requirements for the County's Flood Protection and Stormwater Management Ordinance. Utilities Public water and wastewater are available along S.R. 60 up to the I-95 interchange. RECOMMENDATION Based on the analysis performed, and the Planning and Zoning Commission's recommendation, staff recommends that the Board of County Commissioners authorize staff to transmit this request to amend the Comprehensive Plan by enlarging the I-95/S.R. 60 Commercial/ Industrial Node from 650 to 795 acres to the State Department of Community Affairs, and to declare their 'intention to hold a second public hearing concerning this matter. 32