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our ordinance. Perhaps we would want to look at some sort of <br />land development fee that applies uniformly to all new <br />developers, even west of 1-95, with that money being put into a <br />fund for buying county access to the river and ocean. <br />ON MOTION by Commissioner Scurlock, SECONDED by <br />Commissioner Eggert, the Board unanimously directed <br />staff to explore the requirement for developers paying <br />funds in lieu of providing beach or river access and <br />come back to the Board with a recommendation for the <br />overall update of this element of the Zoning Code. <br />REPORT ON COORDINATION OF LIBRARY AND COURTHOUSE PROJECTS <br />Administrator Chandler reported that he had a couple of <br />meetings on this matter this past week, but still needed to meet <br />with several other people and groups. Yesterday, staff filed <br />with the City of Vero Beach for the abandonment of 22nd Street <br />between 16th and 17th Avenues. In the meeting with the City, <br />Walter Young indicated to us that if we could agree on a basic <br />thoroughfare plan for the entire area, we would not need a <br />separate traffic study for our 6 -block area. Public Works <br />Director Jim Davis will be bringing that back to the Board. <br />However, for planning purposes, he felt direction is needed from <br />the Board on several matters, and suggested that we have a <br />general workshop at a regular meeting in February where staff <br />would lay out all alternatives and identify those areas where we <br />feel there are questions. He anticipated that we would have the <br />library architect at that meeting also. <br />Commissioner Eggert advised that the architects would be <br />here on February 21st, and the Board indicated that date would be <br />fine with them. <br />JAN 2 41989 40f <br />tiCJ FAH688 <br />