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• • • • Commissioner Adams suggested researching the library item and coming back with a prioritization meanwhile, she agreed a workshop on sales tax money would be helpful and the proposed projects for those funds over the course of the next fifteen years Commissioner Neuberger felt that we need a public hearing to reaffirm what has already been established. He felt it was unnecessary to have a workshop. Acting Chairman Macht pointed out that IRCC is working with the Legislature to obtain a subgrant that would produce a 4 -year university. This would bring employment opportunities to our community. He asked the Board to look at this matter as a leveraged item to put before the Legislature. In the interest of informing the public and since Dr. Massey would be making a presentation, he deferred further discussion to 11.C.1. 9 C. PUBLIC NOTICE ITEM - SCHEDULED FOR PUBLIC HEARING ON DECEMBER 10, 2002 - BOUNDARY AMENDMENT OF LAUREL WOOD STREET LIGHTING DISTRICT The Chairman announced the above public hearing. 11.A.1. RESOLUTION 2002-107 DESIGNATES 133RD PLACE (MANATEE AVENUE) LYING NORTH OF BAY STREET (83RD AVENUE) A LIMITED USE RIGHT-OF-WAY (KARL VOLK - WAUREGAN BOAT CLUB) Planning Director Stan Boling met with the president of Wauregan Boat Club who requested specific reference in this resolution to the Club s continued use of the right of way as had been done for decades. Mr. Boling recommended adoption of the resolution with the additional statement. ON MOTION by Commissioner Adams, SECONDED by Commissioner Ginn, the Board unanimously (5-0) adopted Resolution #2002-107 providing for the segment of 133rd Place (Manatee Avenue) lying north of Bay Street (83r1 Avenue) to be designated as a limited use right-of- way (Karl Volk — Wauregan Boat Club) with amendment to page 1 stating that "the Town of Wauregan subdivision shall continue to have DECEMBER 3, 2002 13 3/