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Commissioner Eggert explained the 80%-20% referred to how much is site -related and how much is not site related. The 60% they were talking about was how much of the 27 -foot right-of-way is involved with the right turn lane. Attorney Dill stated that the engineer's drawings from Kimball Lloyd and Associates shows the deceleration lane as part of the intersection improvements which are necessary, particularly if Fleming extension is going to be a collector street. With a traffic light at that location, there is a need for a right -turn lane that serves that street. But those are the three issues and he thought it is important for the County to be consistent on these matters. Mr. Dill stated this project is within the City of Sebastian and Dr. Fischer has worked very closely with the City of Sebastian on this project and Mr. Dill understood, at least from the staff of the City of Sebastian, that Dr. Fischer is entitled to impact fee credit on Fleming Street and adjustments for the turn lane. He thought it is important that the County and the City of Sebastian are able to work together on issues like this. Commissioner Scurlock echoed Chairman Bird's point that it is important that our policy be uniformly applied throughout the County. He was sure we have criteria for establishing credits and he would like to see the criteria and be able to discuss the matter more intelligently. Mr. Dill felt that was a reasonable solution, because they thought the problem had been resolved on May 15 but, apparently, there was some misunderstanding. ON MOTION by Commissioner Scurlock, SECONDED by Commissioner Eggert, the Board unanimously deferred action to allow 30 days for Mr. Davis and Mr. Dill to discuss the issues and bring it back before the Board for a decision. REQUEST FOR EXTENSION OF WALKER'S GLEN LAND DEVELOPMENT PERMIT NO 082 The Board reviewed memo from Public Works Director James Davis dated September 4, 1991: 19 SEP 1 0 19�ooK� 91