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The major service line runs east and west along 23rd Street and will not conflict with this proposed development. Additional costs for the above mentioned utility impacts have been estimated at $50,000.00 and have been added into the $100,000.00 previously identified in the Judicial Complex costs. 15th Street Abandonment The following are criteria that have been stipulated by the City of Vero Beach: • The R.O.W. will revert back to the adjoining property owners and placed back on the tax roles. • The City will require the maintenance of a utility easement. • Any proposed street abandonment will require full approval by the City Council. Placement of the Judicial Building and parking garage as proposed by Henry Flick will have the following impact on the existing roadways: • The intersection of 16th Avenue and 20th Street will need to be signalized. • The intersection of 16th Avenue and 21st Street may need signalization. Further traffic analysis will be necessary to fully understand the impact on this Intersection. • All intersections surrounding the complex will need to be improved for pedestrian:traffic, (i.e. crosswalks, signalization). An allowance of $100,000.00 has been included in the cost estimate to cover the costs of these improvements. Mr. Halback commented that, in a nutshell, as a result of studying these impacts, to be conservative, they suggested increasing the Utilities budget $50,000. He noted that one other issue they looked at was the issue of the City -owned parking lot and the requirements that may be put into effect on the other parking that had been used by Mr. Flick of approxi- mately 70 spaces. The City says that the County will need to replace the 20 spaces that are on the City -owned lot, but the other spaces are not required to be replaced; although it is possible the County may want1to for a variety of reasons. Mr. Halback then addressed Concept J, which is as follows: AUG 141990 16 MOK 0 rF"['Fi8 b S, I