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APR 101990 BOOK -19 PAGE 81 the barricade on a periodic basis would be mutually beneficial. They would also ask that the assessment pay off be spread out over 5 years rather than 2 years. The church has no problem with the $15,000 spread over 5 years, but Mr. Gore reiterated that would be 18.04% of the total based on 14.6% present impact and eventually only 8.9%. Dan Milliken, Rivers Edge Subdivision, advised that he sympathized with the people on 134th Street because when 134th Street wasn't paved and it was being used, there was a tremendous amount of dust raised, but now with it being paved, that would be eliminated and he would think they should be glad to have it paved, especially since the church would only be using it a few hours a week. He believed the church would be satisfied with Saturdays, Sundays and 6 Holy Days a year. George Schum, Sebastian Highlands, stated that he is a volunteer fireman, and he felt in order to cut down the response time, it is very important that barricade be removed so that the Roseland Fire Department can enter the church grounds via 134th Street rather than having to go all the way out to U.S.I. Wayne Sims, 134th Street, noted that he spoke at the last meeting. He did not feel the traffic study is a fair analysis because he does not. agree it is the peak season of flow, which he believed is more December, January and February. He emphasized that the church will continue to grow and traffic from the church will increase faster than from the residences on 134th Street. The 23 or 25 residents of 134th Street are against the paving, and they will be paying a majority of the cost for paving a road they don't want. Mr. Sims also objected to billing based on acreage, and he wondered if the church would pay part of any repair expense when that was necessary. Commissioner Scurlock believed maintenance is the county's responsibility after we install the road, and.this was confirmed by Director Davis. 24 _I