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INDIAN RIMER COUNTY • Focus on bringing affordable/workforce housing to Vero (+1) • Eliminating septic tanks (+4) • Protect wildlife areas (no development near) • Adequate plan for water supply and garbage (+1) • Affordable housing • Housing for healthcare workers, teachers, first responders • No beachfront redevelopment post -hurricane 50 • Look to Celebration for diversity of housing choice (+1) • Prioritize infill development, do not expand urban service boundary • Finish water study before movingforward • Poop into energy! • Fertilizer ordinance enforced • Kee U A, just minor changes • Higher density as an incentive to mixed-use • "Affordable" home ownership • 1St priority— refurbish old derelict properties • Finish infrastructure before building • Preserve rural/ag lifestyles • Support local farming and ranch services • Repurpose — need places for "real" people to love — medical, police, teachers • Need affordable to attract middle-class and service workers — not more single-family • Econ dev please • Encourage home ownership and families • Schools, hospitals, fire depts, grocery stores, trash • Land Trust, Environment • Jobs —what does Vero have to offer? • What to do with the mall— schools, trade schools, etc. (see Carver Career Center in Charleston, WV) • Wha? -> 510 and US -1 • Are all trailer parks to be abolished? Along US -1 • In regards to where people should live, instead of expanding into "enclaves" which could be new cities per previous charettes, that new city Appendix B: Public Engagement Summary and county could have joint agreement to put in services. This is a different 3`d option but not provided on that map, instead of simply expand USB or not into "enclaves" • Incentives for re -development and refurbishment of structures and properties in blighted areas of the county. • In regards to where people should live, would have been helpful for map to show areas where density was not already maximized within the USB • Do not believe a "conservation subdivision" can exist. Wildlife always lose habitat and perhaps Lives, such as alligators and birds. Even in Audubon golf courses, native trees butchered so birds cannot nest and rest and be safe from predators. Conservation land must prioritize wildlife and native plants and keep humans out. • Housingtypes should reflect the existing community where its being developed... mixed- use development at the mall, not next to traditional subdivisions or private homes. • Define Affordable housing • IRC should begin with a vision for development • Do not move the boundary (+1) • Supply urban services to those who live within the boundary (sewer) (+1) • If the USB is expanded, create a new land use designation that requires a min. separation between new residential units and pre-existing 5 acre + parcels and has a min % affordable - size units per smallest category of TIF for MF + SF • Affordable housing (+2) • More mixed-use buildings (+1) • Indian River Mall: Introduce multi -family, residential, professional offices, mixed-use — Rezone if necessary the defunct majors (Seas, Macys) similar to City Place in West Palm • More affordable houses/buildings in North and Wabasso area up to 66th • Engage more multilingual opinions/comments and information and results in other languages than English (represent demographics) B-27