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Board of Commissioners <br />SWDD Meeting Minutes - Final July 11, 2017 <br />Managing Director Mehta referred to the County Frontage at the Gifford <br />Landfill and mentioned that one of the options was to clear some of the <br />frontage area and the exotics in order to replace the required landscape buffer in <br />accordance with the County Code for an estimated cost of $100,000. He also <br />mentioned a lower cost option for a visually/aesthetically pleasing buffer on the <br />opening areas. <br />A discussion ensued on the landscaping costs. It was the consensus of the <br />Board to remove some of the exotics and clean up the frontage without the <br />additional landscaping. <br />Managing Director Mehta gave an overview of Plans A & B - Conceptual <br />Community Input from the December 2016 meeting which included an <br />Amphitheater, Open Air Pavilions, Cultural Arts Building, Farmer's Market, <br />Open Fields, and Hiking Trails, for an estimated cost of $16 million to $22 <br />million, not including the operational costs. He said that the TCRPC would <br />hold another Community Stakeholders Meeting at the Gifford Community <br />Center on July 27, 2017 to obtain community input on the plans and costs. He <br />added that none of these improvements were in the County budget or future <br />plans, and would require grants and private funding. <br />County Administrator Brown expressed his thoughts on scaling back the plans <br />for the Gifford Landfill site and felt the estimated costs were too high. He <br />cautioned that these improvements were not set aside in the five-year plan. <br />Commissioner Solari suggested cleaning up the frontage area of the site and <br />noted that there were no extra funds set aside in the County's budget for this <br />type of project. He preferred to focus on the current County's facilities with <br />the limited resources. <br />Vice Chairman O'Bryan looked at the Gifford Landfill site as a long term plan. <br />He supported a second Community Meeting for input, and suggested scaling <br />back and prioritizing the project to complete in phases, which would be an <br />opportunity to look for grants and other funding. <br />Chairman Flescher spoke on the Intergenerational Recreation Facility as a long <br />range plan and how estimated costs end up always costing more. He agreed <br />with Vice Chairman O'Bryan to develop a long term plan for the site and clean <br />up the frontage area. <br />Commissioner Adams commented that there were many opportunities in <br />Brownfields Site Rehabilitation Programs through the State with grants and <br />partnership opportunities within the community. <br />Commissioner Zorc suggested that a Master Plan of the Gifford Landfill should <br />be done in stand-alone phases with funding limits. <br />Indian River County Florida <br />Page 3 <br />
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