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r � � lines and their road is designated for paving in the future. He urged the Board to reject the compliance agreement, because it is going to hurt his family considerably to be put in this position of paying impact fees for utilities and a paving assessment. When the new mall is built, there will be a great need for affordable housing, and the the boundary line between 6 upa and 3 upa just isn't logical. Commissioner Scurlock pointed out that the Utilities Dept. actually sized the lift stations off of SR -60 to carry the flow to provide service to those areas lying back in there. Harold Putnam, local attorney, hated to see this Commission take the position that the State of Florida is our enemy. He felt that by working with the State, the County will be able to help control the exploding growth in Florida. He suggested that the County zone the wetlands along the river for residential purposes and act in good faith on the State's suggestion of buying land and holding land for the purpose of preservation. W. B. Brown, part owner in Grove Realty Trust, advised that they have been approached to donate right-of-way along 33rd Street (Cherry Lane). Apparently, all the right-of-way will be on the north side of the road because of drainage problems, and they probably will be asked to pay an assessment for paving the road when it happens. Meanwhile, back at the ranch, they still will have only 3 upa where right across the.street, they have 6 upa. Referring to the third item on page 1 of Exhibit B, Mr. Brown pointed out that the wording is rather vague with regard to the boundary line separating the 3 upa from the 6 upa. Commissioner Bird believed Mr. Brown's property was in the 3 upa area, and Director Keating agreed. Chairman Eggert requested staff to make that third item clearer. Darrell McQueen, local engineer, noted that when the Comp Plan was adopted at the February 13th Commission meeting, they SEP 2 6 1990 17 mor � RAGE 546