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BOOK 95 Pbr,E 139 <br />Costs <br />Capital 20 years $181,000,000 <br />Operation & Maintenance 20 years $172,000,000 <br />8,600,00 Total Cost for 20 years $353,000,000 <br />Revenues <br />(20 years based on current funding <br />levels and growth rates) <br />Constitutional Gas Tax <br />$29,000,000 <br />County Gas Tax <br />$10,000,000 <br />Local Option Gas Tax <br />$43,000,000 <br />Traffic Impact Fees <br />$33,000,000 <br />State & Federal <br />$85,000,000 <br />MSTU <br />$65,000,000 <br />General Fund <br />$43,000,000 <br />1 -cent local option sales tax <br />$13,000,000 <br />TOTAL <br />$321,000,000 <br />Discussion ensued regarding increased use of traffic studies <br />to lower impact fees for affordable housing, especially housing for <br />the elderly. <br />Community Development Director Robert Keating advised that we <br />always tell people their option is to show that their projects <br />would generate less traffic than projected. We will be looking at <br />that in the transportation study, but it is available right now. <br />Citrus Road <br />. On June 13 staff will be bringing Comp Plan amendments to the <br />Board that will specifically put the citrus road on the County's <br />Thoroughfare Plan. In August the MPO priority projects will be <br />brought forth, which is our opportunity to get the citrus road on <br />DOT's 5 -year program. <br />Director Davis advised that the citrus road is a 3 -county <br />effort and all 3 counties will have to do the best job they can in <br />order to have the DOT prioritize the project. The big question is <br />how are we going to prioritize it with all of our other projects. <br />Local Incentives <br />Discussion ensued regarding tax abatements or refunds, job <br />grants program, weekend inspections, relocation assistance, <br />employee relocation package, spouse employment program, list of <br />teachers who are foreign language speakers, capital venture <br />resource list, small business lending pool and sales and use tax <br />exemption - personal property tangible tax. <br />30 <br />MAY 189 1995 <br />
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