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parallel to the east side of I-95 that could go all the way up, from St. Lucie up to <br />Melbourne. <br />Mayor Savage thought it was good of Sebastian to be planning that far <br />ahead, but she could not see it, because things move slowly here. She recalled the lack <br />of opportunities in the community during her growing years, and believed there are still <br />no opportunities here to do anything. She indicated that if Sebastian was looking that far <br />ahead to get them all connected, then she would not have any problems with the <br />Employment Center. <br />Councilmember Susan Adams echoed Mayor Savage's comments, and <br />remarked that the City of Fellsmere has shown great willingness to work together and <br />come to the table, especially with their repeated pulling back of the reserve area. She <br />believed that what they are left with today is a very workable map that will benefit their <br />City and everyone else. As far as the design standards go, and the County's issues with <br />that, she thought it was imperative for Fellsmere to be able to retain some type of latitude <br />and flexibility as far as heights and densities, so they could develop their City in the <br />manner that suits their uniqueness. Ms. Adams trusts that when the working group gets <br />back together, there needs to be that willingness to give and take because she gets <br />frustrated that the City has given up a lot and it would be nice if others could come to the <br />table with those types of goodwill efforts. <br />Mayor Coy deemed that they have come to an agreement with what they <br />want respective staff to come back and discuss. <br />Commissioner Flescher believed that the Employment Center is a very <br />palatable idea, and that as a citizen of the City of Sebastian, and a County Commissioner, <br />the Employment Center may, at some point, place us on the map where we need to be for <br />24 <br />July 23, 2008 / Joint Workshop <br />ISBA, Sebastian <br />