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' *Kenwood Village, 91 single family lots on 37 . 8 acres and 109 single family lots on 43 . 85 acres at 3725 5th Street SW; ' *Pointe West North Village , a 25 single-family lot subdivision between 161 Street and SR 60 ; * Legend Lakes , 163 single family lots on 79 acres on Oslo Road between 43rd Avenue and 58th Avenue ; •The 3 ,300 square foot Dr. Stewart Animal Clinic at 890 Old Dixie Highway; •Four 7, 500 square foot contractor trades buildings at the intersection of 181Avenue SW and Oslo Road; • The Vero Mall redevelopment, which used the old mall site to provide retail facilities including a grocery store and numerous retail outlets ; *Rose Commercial Plaza, a 10, 000 square foot contractor trades building at 1452 Old Dixie High- way; *Village Walk South, a 102 unit multifamily subdivision at 620 61 Avenue ; ' • Citrus Springs Village , a multi-phase project with 54 lots on 29 acres east of 58th north of 511 Street SW and 216 lots on 75 acres on 581 Avenue between 91 Street SW and the South Relief Canal ; *The Grand Royale, a 72 multifamily unit complex at 100 Vista Royale Blvd; ' *Carriage Lake, a 64 single-family lot subdivision at the intersection of Kings Highway and &I Street; and * Waters Edge , a 131 unit subdivision at the intersection of 1 " Street SW and 32°1 Court SW. MAJOR INITIATIVES Indian River County continued with its overall program of improving the management ofthe County and followed through onmany ofthe activities identified in the previous year. Major accomplishments for the 2002-2003 fiscal year (FY 2003 ) listed below demonstrate what taxpayer dollars were used for in the prior year and sets a framework for the organization ' s goals for the 2003 -2004 fiscal year (FY 2004) . ' Fairgrounds Agricultural Arena The County continued the multi-year program of improvements to the fairgrounds and the arena. In FY 2003 , a Florida Department ofAgriculture and Consumer Services Grant was used to construct a second exhibition building to the south ofthe current exhibition building for $363 ,908 . North County Regional Park Construction of the North County Regional Park began in FY 2002 . The first phase of the Park was com- pleted in FY 2003 . A zero entry activity pool of 7,000 square feet with water activities and water slides for the children and an Olympic stretch pool of 217 feet in length and 75 feet in width, holding 1 ,000 ,000 gallons of water were opened . A total of $ 5 , 965 , 741 had been spent by the end of the fiscal year. Phase II of the park, which will includes two baseball/softball fields, a playground, and a walking/nature trail, will be started during the FY 2004 . ' Stormwater Improvements In FY 2003 , the County spent $638 ,066 for the various stormwater projects throughout the County. The goal ofthe stormwater projects is to reduce contaminated water runoff to the Indian River lagoon. Construction of retention ponds and drainage improvements will significantly reduce the volume of contaminated water flowing ' directly into the Lagoon. ' v