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Page 2 of 3 <br />Waterway Village Second Amendment to the Amended Developers Agreement <br />For October 2, 2018 BCC Meeting <br />larger volumes of traffic on 58th Avenue from 49th Street to 57th Street, including the approach <br />to 53rd Street from both the north and south directions. Staff and the Developer have <br />negotiated a development agreement that is acceptable to all parties. <br />An extended widening would enable the County to achieve several related objectives, <br />including replacing the narrow bridge over the North Relief Canal, providing a sidewalk <br />between the Gifford area and Storm Grove Middle School, adding bike lanes to 58th Avenue, <br />and adding future roadway capacity in a growing area of the County. <br />The following is a synopsis of the major components of the proposed Amendment. <br />The Developer shall construct the improvements between from south of 49th Street to south <br />of the Indian River Farms north relief canal ("Developer's Segment") as depicted on the <br />attached Waterway Village 58th Avenue Widening Project Limits. At the Developers expense, <br />the improvements include signalization at the intersections at 49th Street & 58th Avenue and at <br />53rd Street & 58th Avenue, for the four -lane divided configuration with left turn lanes on all <br />approaches, bike lanes, and sidewalks. However, the Developershall receive traffic impact fee <br />credits as described in the Developer's Agreement. Construction shall commence no later than <br />December 1, 2019 and shall be completed within twelve (12) months of commencement. <br />The Developer will design, permit, and construct 58th Avenue as a four -lane roadway from <br />south of the IRFWCD north relief canal to north of 57th Street ("County's Segment") as <br />depicted on the attached Waterway Village 58th Avenue Widening Project Limits. The <br />improvements include replacement of the north relief canal bridge, signalization of the <br />intersection at 57th Street and 58th Avenue for the four -lane divided configuration with left <br />turn lanes on all approaches, bike lanes, and sidewalks. The Developershall be reimbursed for <br />design, permitting, and construction costs for the County segment by invoicing the County as <br />draws throughout the design, permitting, and construction of this roadway segment. Any <br />invoice submitted by the Developer to the County for County's payment shall be reimbursed <br />by the County according to the Prompt Payment Act (Section 218.70-218.80, Florida Statutes, <br />2017), and not with impact fee credits. <br />As part of the overall project, it will be necessary for the County to acquire some right-of-way <br />for the above widening project south of 49th Street on 58th Avenue. Staff has already begun <br />this process with the Board approving the Developers Agreement with Arabella Reserve, LLC., <br />and we have contacted several other property owners to discuss purchasing right-of-way. <br />The Amendment includes a design fee from Kimley-Horn and Associates of $231,311 to extend <br />the roadway segment as a 4 -lane facility (see attached). The design fee is a reimbursable <br />expense to the Developer as design of the project proceeds forward. <br />The Amendment states that the Developer shall contribute $153,300 toward the SR -60 and <br />43rd Avenue project and $110,400 toward improvements at SR -60 and 58th Avenue. <br />Currently, the cost of construction (see attached) for the County's portion of the project is <br />approximately $4,820,400 based on 30% plans. However, the cost will change during the <br />design of the project and staff is optimistic that the cost will decrease. <br />244 <br />C:\Users\legistar\AppData\Local\Temp\BCL Tech nologies\easyPDF 8\@BCL@6COD7F71\@BCL@6COD7F71.doc <br />