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JUN 13 1990 _I Vero Development Company, Incorporated Judicial Center Expansion Aspects Our proposal incorporates a significant expansion component. BOOK 80 F'�1�E •. The fourth floor of the parking structure is designed, through enclosure, to accommodate an additional 25,000 square feet of office space. This expansion will not require the acquisition of any additional property. The expansion can be accomplished with little or no disruption to the ongoing operations of Indian River County. Since our proposal does not involve the leveling of the Court House Annex, and the State's Attorney's Office, or the alteration of its related parking support, all of these assets can be used to accommodate the present and/or future needs of Indian River County. Mr. Flick first addressed the real estate associated with his presentation and advised that his proposed structure requires the vacation of 15th Avenue, and the fountain and pond displayed on his model are representative of where 15th Avenue currently exists between 21st and 20th Streets. He explained that the Florida Federal Building is depicted as two additional stories because it is his firm intent, as part of private development, to simultaneously develop at least 20,000 additional sq. ft. of professional office space. Across the street is the Pocahontas Building - Vero Furniture Mart - the State's Attorney's office - the Woman's Club - and further up in the corner, the new main County Library. Mr. Flick then pointed out on his model a structured parking garage which is recessed off Route 60 and would serve both the new main library and the new complex. There is additional surface parking that goes along with this program. It is in the north 1/2 of Lot 45 and would be directly south of the new main library. He continued that the judicial complex, which stretches over 15th Avenue, has 2 basic wings, each containing approximately 50,000 net usable square feet. This particular design, which is just one idea, accommodates 50,000 sq. ft. for high security type activities. The building accommodates secure provisions for bringing in prisoners and also accommodates private parking for individuals, such as judges, inside the facility itself. 16