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C. STATUS REPORT ON CR -512 PROJECT AND PROJECTED TIMETABLE FOR Trap - � Director Davis presented a cross section of a proposed median type 4 -lane CR -512 with a bike path on the north side, which is expandable to six lanes, stormwater management to the north side, signalization of major intersections, and marginal access accommodation in the commercial property to the south. Utilities Director Terry Pinto advised that water and sewer lines will be installed along CR -512 out to Roseland Road and that there is sufficient right-of-way for this project. Mayor Votapka asked the approximate cost of the project, and Director Davis explained that this project would cost approximately $1 -million per mile, To date, $1 -million of impact fees has been generated in District 3 to begin the project. However, the project may take 4 years since construction permits will be issued in increments of $1 -million each until the project is completed. Director Davis advised that the proposed ordinance for increasing road impact fees, which is to be heard by the Board of County Commissioners on September 13th, is expected to increase impact fees from $750 to $1113 for a single-family residence in the Sebastian area. D. PAYMENT FOR THE EXTENSION OF ROSELAND ROAD SOUTH BY THE DEVELOPERS OF SEBASTIAN LAKES I I -LIEU OF USE OF TRARSP-ORTAT I ON FEES Sebastian Building Official Bruce Cooper reported that the developers of Sebastian Lakes have submitted plans for revisions which include the library site and the change from preliminary PUD to conceptual. The plans still show the extension of Roseland Road and improvement of Laconia. He explained that they may request credit toward impact fees for this, but Chairman Scurlock interjected that impact fees are never waived. Mayor Votapka recommended discussing Item N - Public Service Zoning - at this time. Bruce Cooper advised that there should be 4 BOOK 13 1, 612 G 3 1