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Subdivision and north of CR510 on the Barrier Island. The existing Oceanaire Heights Subdivision experiences a drainage problem due to the coastal dune type topography on the island. To solve the drainage problem, the County and the developer are proposing a developer's agreement which provides for the developer's contractor constructing 850' of drainage pipe along the west line of Oceanaire Heights. The County would pay the cost of the project, including engineering, in the amount of $31,411.14. The pipe will drain a low area in the subdivision. ALTERNATIVES AND ANALYSIS The attached agreement is in the best interest of the County since the developer's contractor is already mobilized on the site. Site clearing, excavation, and restoration shall be minimal cost to the County. The Alternatives presented are as follows: Alternative No. 1 Approve: the agreement and authorize the Chairman's signature. Alternative No. 2 Deny execution of the agreement and not perform the project. Alternative No. 1 is recommended which is the approval of the Developer's Agreement. Funding is to be from the 1C Local Option Sales Tax appropriation for stormwater projects. Developer's Agreement MOTION WAS MADE by Commissioner Ginn, SECONDED BY Vice Chairman Macht, to approve staff's recommendation (Alternative No. 1). Under discussion, Commissioner Ginn understood this would handle the runoff from an existing subdivision, and Public Works Director James Davis confirmed she was correct. The Chairman CALLED THE QUESTION and the motion carried unanimously (3-0 Commissioners Adams and Eggert absent). (Approved the developer's agreement with Kennedy Properties of Indian River, Inc. and authorized the Chairman to execute same; funding to be from the one -cent Local Option Sales Tax appropriation for stormwater projects.) November 3, 1998 33 6000 �� PAGE