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MOTION WAS MADE by Commissioner Scurlock, SECONDED by Commissioner Bird, that the Board approve Alternative No. 1 authorizing staff to acquire the right-of-way by whatever legal means is necessary, as set out in the above staff recommendation. Under discussion, Commissioner Wheeler asked if we have any right-of-way going from 66th Avenue further west, and Director Davis replied that we do. All of these streets are part of the Sub -Lateral Canal platted road right-of-way with 30 feet to the north of the quarter section line and 30 feet of the canal right- of-way to the south. It is cut all the way through west of I-95 to 102nd Avenue. Commissioner Wheeler understood then that there is 30 feet of right-of-way all the way past I-95 and that all three of the roads to be paved are secondary collector roads. Engineer Roger Cain explained that we have an 80 -ft. right-of- way requirement for collector roads, but at some point earlier in the history of these projects, it was decided that we could not acquire the 80 feet but could meet a local road design and get it permitted with a 60 -ft. right-of-way. If we ever have to improve these roads further, it is most probable that we would have to get additional right-of-way. Commissioner Scurlock noted that this will be a major improvement that will enable approximately 2000 people living in Village Green and Indian River Estates to access Ryanwood Shopping Center without getting out on SR -60. Mr. Cain wished to point out that 26th Street will not be paved all the way to 58th Avenue at this time, but it does go through to 58th Avenue. CHAIRMAN CALLED FOR THE QUESTION. The Motion was voted on and carried unanimously. FDOT'S REQUEST FOR COMMITMENT OF COUNTY FUNDS COUNTY PHASE I CLOSED LOOP SYSTEM The Board reviewed the following memo dated 1/14/92: 33 JAN 211992 nr#