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DEC 2 Tz988 <br />TRANSPORTATION PLANNING COMMITTEE <br />SUMMARY OF ACTIONS <br />December 13, 1988 MEETING <br />BOOK .75 TACE 443 <br />The following is a summary of the Transportation Planning <br />Committee meeting of 12/13/88: <br />1. SR -5 @ Schumann Dr. - Request for left turn' <br />The Florida Ddpartment of Transportation did a traffic study <br />on the above intersection, and determined that the <br />prevailing traffic volumes do not warrant a left turn phase <br />being added to the existing signal. <br />No action was needed. <br />2.. Request for Traffic Impact Fee Credit - Widening of AlA, <br />Two miles south of 17th Street Causeway - Sandpointe S/D <br />The Committee recommended that the Board of County <br />Commissioners approve the impact fee credit for this <br />development. <br />3. Footbridge located at 18th St./20th Ave. <br />The Committee recommended that cost estimates for repair of <br />the bridge be obtained, and they will consider the matter at <br />the next committee meeting. <br />4. Closing of 16th St. between 3rd Ave. & Indian River Blvd. <br />Three Rockridge representatives met with Jim Davis and Louis <br />Schlitt today regarding this matter. Mr. Schlitt made a <br />proposal which was not acceptable to the Rockridge people. <br />Because County residents are being affected by the closing <br />of this road, they feel that the County should take a more <br />active part. <br />The Committee members will look at the area and the item <br />will be placed on next months committee agenda. <br />Commissioner Bowman will discuss:the matter with the County <br />Attorney to see what can be done. <br />In regard to Item 2 which involved the impact fee problem, <br />Commissioner Bowman did not believe the idea of precedent setting <br />ever occurred to the Committee. She advised that the 18th Street <br />foot bridge at 20th Avenue is not safe for pedestrians, and the <br />Post Office is complaining because the mailmen have to go around. <br />It is barricaded, but the school kids climb over the barricade. <br />PROPOSED CONTRACT WITH NEW ADMINISTRATOR <br />Attorney Vitunac read aloud the rough draft of the contract <br />with the new Administrator and asked that Board members recommend <br />43 <br />