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- ® M <br />b. <br />C. <br />d. <br />S.R. 60 <br />East of I-95 <br />West of I-95 <br />Water and Sewer <br />Present <br />1995 <br />Commercial/ Industrial nodes along U.S. #1 as shown below: <br />U.S. #1 Water Sewer <br />St. Lucie County line to Garden Grove GDU (P) GDU (P) <br />Garden Grove to 49th Street Present Present <br />49th Street to 73rd Street 1995-97 2000 <br />73rd Street to 77th Street 1995-97 Present <br />77th Street to Roseland Rnad 100'7-00 n........-� <br />e <br />to <br />I-95 & County Road 512 Commercial/Industrial node, both <br />water and sewer by 1995 <br />Oslo Road and 74th Avenue Commercial/ Industrial node; <br />sewer by 1994, water by 2000 <br />Policy 3.2: The county shall maintain a database consisting of <br />capacity and demand information for all concurrency related <br />services and facilities. The county will use this database to <br />program capital improvements to ensure that all services and <br />facilities have adequate capacity to accommodate projected growth <br />and development. <br />Policy 3.3: The county will, by 1993, do an analysis of the costs <br />and benefits of providing financial_ incentives for the attraction <br />of new or expansion of existing industries. Incentives to be <br />considered shall include but not be limited to: property tax <br />abatement; impact. fee subsidization; provision of low interest <br />u <br />acquisition/constrction loans; and direct payments. The analysis <br />shall identify the costs of the incentives and the funding source <br />of the incentives. The analysis shall also quantify the <br />anticipated benefits of the incentives, including increased jobs; <br />added tax revenue; increased fee revenue; and others. Based upon <br />this analysis, the Economic Development Council ;will make a <br />recommendation to the Board of County Commissioners. <br />Policy 3.4: The county's Professional Services Advisory Committee <br />shall review and evaluate the county's land development regulations <br />on a regular basis and eliminate any unnecessary regulations which <br />hinder economic development. <br />Policy 3.5: The county shall on an annual basis review the <br />availability of land in commercial/ industrial nodes to ensure that <br />sufficient commercial/industrial lands with appropriate <br />infrastructure are available for future economic growth. <br />Policy 3.6: The county, through its Comprehensive Plan and Land <br />Development Regulations, shall maintain and/or improve the quality <br />of life by providing protection of environmental, cultural and <br />aesthetics features of the county, as these are important factors <br />to businesses considering relocation. <br />43 <br />BOOK <br />=� � M92 <br />