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JUN 22 1993 <br />BOOK 8 9 ul-N. 9 1 12 <br />Floral Park 57th Avenue, east to 56th Avenue, 43rd <br />Street on the north and 41st Street (S. <br />Gifford Road) on the south <br />Ranch Estates East side of Kings Highway to 57th Avenue, <br />43rd Street on the north and 4lSt Street <br />(S. Gifford Road) on the south <br />Metes and Bounds Various, abutting various streets <br />Acreage Parcels throughout the above <br />(non -platted) <br />The total estimated project cost is $2,166,044.27, less a <br />non -assessed transmission main cost of $418,669.82. The total cost <br />to be assessed is $1,747,374.45. The cost per square foot is <br />$0.118489. This project contains 901 parcel I.D.1s, including 1,137 <br />parcels and platted lots, of which 1,069, or 94%, are substandard or <br />"undersized," according to Indian River County's Comprehensive Plan <br />and the County Public Health Unit, Division of Environmental Health, <br />which require that new lots utilizing well and septic systems be a <br />minimum of one-half acre. If served by a public water system, the <br />lot may be reduced to one-quarter acre in size. Lots not meeting <br />these minimum standards are called "undersized lots." <br />The staff of the Department of Utility Services recommends that the <br />Board of county commissioners approve the.attached Resolution. <br />Utility Services Director Terry Pinto explained that the first <br />two phases of water expansion are virtually completed. The water <br />lines are being constructed within the urban service area as <br />required by the Comprehensive Plan. In the Utilities Master Plan <br />we have the priority of serving areas with substandard lots, those <br />under a half acre, with the eventual goal of serving the entire <br />urban service area. In extending water lines to the undersized -lot <br />areas, we construct lines through other areas, including <br />agricultural, and the process of assessment by square footage has <br />been found to be the most equitable to everyone. Director Pinto <br />directed the Board's attention to the enlarged graphs and drawings <br />showing the areas included in the assessment. <br />Community Development Director Bob Keating referred to the <br />discussion on the earlier item regarding the urban service area <br />requirements. our Comprehensive Plan provides the blueprint for <br />growth and development in the county and identifies where and when <br />services and facilities will be provided. We identify areas with <br />problems or deficiencies and provide services in those areas first, <br />and at some point in the future the County will provide utility <br />services in the entire urban service area. <br />Director Pinto pointed out that the previous discussion <br />regarding urban service area expansion would have an effect on this <br />assessment. If the Board does not, include the areas that currently <br />fall outside the urban service area, this assessment will have to <br />be recalculated. <br />�, N <br />
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