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a lack of understanding how the system works . He explained that this property is in a flood plain . This system has been used in both Brevard and St . Lucie Counties . The structures are elevated by piles above the flood plain requirements . Fill requirements are minimized . The key to the success of this system is recovery ; that is how quickly you can recover from a storm event and get rid of the water . There are no ponds or ponding waters under a structure . This has been submitted to St . Johns River Water Management District and they have no significant problem with the concept . The SJRWMD ' s final comments are presently in his office awaiting the outcome of this public hearing to finalize their land development permit ( LDP ) drawings for submission to the County ' s Engineering Department . He pointed out that it is not unusual to have master electrical meters and that the number of meters does not necessarily correlate with the number of people presently living there . He advised that the lots and the structures on the lots will be sold , this will not be set up like a multi - family complex . He still has regulatory agents ' requirements to satisfy as well as working with the County ' s Engineering Department , which is probably now more detailed than SJRWMD . Those permit applications cannot be submitted until they know they have an approved PD . Commissioner Adams requested the width measurements on the lots , and Mr . Mosby oo responded that Lot 1 is 45 . 32 ' ; Lot 2 is 50 ' : Lot 3 at the western edge is 58 . 6 ' and eastern edge is 49 ' ; Lot 4 is 57 ' at the western edge and 49 ' at the eastern edge ; Lot 5 is 49 ' at the eastern and 57 ' at the western edge ; Lot 6 is 74 ' at the eastern edge and 118 ' at the western edge . He explained that the canal width at 52 " Court varies from 39 to roughly 42 feet . Responding to Chairman Ginn ' s question , Mr . Mosby advised that the width of property froin the edge of the roadway to the canal is roughly about 10 feet . Vice Chairman Stanbridge inquired which agencies still require permitting , and Mr . Mosby responded the Department of Environmental Protection , SJRWMD , and the County . He then advised of the SJRWMD comments to which they will respond as soon as they January 9 , 2001 I € a68 28