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6. that the applicant have in place historic information and original alignment markers and that the applicant grant to the Town and County an easement enveloping the original roadway alignment location such that the building of struc- tures within the easement is prohibited and the prohibition is enforceable. The applicant shall also mark and maintain public visual access of the original alignment from the new alignment and provide historical information regarding the Trail prior to final effect of the abandonment.. Condition #6 has been modified and toughened up a bit in that staff is asking that the original alignment be marked and that it be a structure free zone. IT. Prior to final effect of the abandonment, the applicant shall obtain from the County Public Works department a right-of-way permit detailing construction of all traffic, road and drainage aspects of the new roadway, construct the requested improvements, and obtain acceptance and approval of the new construction by the Public Works director. The constructed roadway shall accommodate grove service traffic at least as well as the existing alignment without adversely impacting tree preservation. Condition #7 has been modified the most to deal with the accommodation of grove traffic. We do not want grove tractors going out on A -1-A. Planner Boling continued that the applicant believed he could get letters of no objection from all the grove owners north of 510, but that apparently has not been the case. We want the developer to demonstrate that the new alignment would be at least as good, if not better for grove traffic, and staff would like to add to Condition #7 the provision set out in the Public Works Director's memo of June 26th which is that "Where minimum 120' radii and other horizontal curves are proposed, the roadway should be widened to 20' minimum. The typical cross section shows only an 18' roadway width." Planner Boling advised that instead of staff going with letters of no objection, they have gone with having the applicant demonstrate to the Public Works Director that the roadway will work. Attorney Collins added that the Jungle Trail Management Plan sets out criteria for realignment, but the Florida Statutes make provisions for abandonment of roads. Mr. Boling tells him this has been advertised for a public hearing for abandonment of that portion of the road which is to be realigned, and he wanted it clear for the record that there will be a public hearing on that. 47 JUN � ' S Door l Farr