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JAN IF IS20 BOOK F,1GE 93.E It was noted that Shopco can start construction betore that time but can't get their C.O. until the Boulevard is open. Discussion continued regarding which mall has to do what in relation to -being able to build. Director Keating informed the Board that, besides getting their zoning, traffic is a big issue with the Indian River Mail, and we still are not satisfied with their analysis. Right now the improvements that we see that there is no question about are 6 laning SR 60 from 58th Ave. to 66th Ave. - paving Walker Ave. - signalization improvements on SR 60 - and some widening of King's Highway. What we are having some problems with is that the applicant doesn't see any need for 'improvements on 66th Avenue other than signalization on SR 60. Director Keating again stressed that the down side of including them in our plan is that we would be throwing in something big that the DCA has not looked at yet. Chairman Eggert commented that if we put the mall in, that obviously results in lowering residential density, and Director Keating agreed it would result in taking about 1200 units out of the plan. Commissioner Scurlock did not believe they are anywhere near ready; so,. what does the 6 months delay do to them? Director Keating noted that the Regional Planning Council has to make a decision on this latest DRI submittal; he reviewed the various possibilities in the event it is found sufficient or insufficient and telt altogether it could work out to 2/3 months ditterence if it isn't included in the plan. Attorney Collins wished to elaborate on the down side. He stressed that we are charged on adopting a plan with amendments made in response to their comments, and if we throw in something new, he believed it could throw them ott balance. Chairman Eggert inquired what staff felt about our chances of being in compliance. 28