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Approved Date
09/19/2006
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2006-322
Agenda Item Number
9.A.2.
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IRC 2020 Comprehensive Plan - Chapter 4
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Transportration Element
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Comprehensive Plan Transportation Element <br /> Land Use <br /> Current and future land use patterns have a substantial influence on the characteristics of the <br /> transportation system. Overall, the location of major trip generators and attractors influences <br /> roadway improvement needs as well as the demand for transit. Trip production areas are those <br /> portions of the county where major residential developments are located. These developments <br /> generate trips. Trip attraction areas are locations with shopping, recreation, medical, <br /> employment, and other facilities . People are attracted to these areas by the services or facilities <br /> available there. Figures 4 .7 a-d show major trip production and attraction areas in the county. <br /> The major shopping areas for the county are considered trip attractors. Most of these major <br /> shopping areas are located in the Vero Beach area. Shopping locations include US 1 south of the <br /> downtown Vero Beach area, SR 60 east of the downtown area and the south county area. <br /> Another developing shopping area is the SR 60 corridor from 58th Avenue westward to I-95 . <br /> The recent addition of the Indian River Mall to this area has made it a major retail and shopping <br /> destination for the county. The Sebastian area is served by shops in the Sebastian downtown <br /> area, the Roseland Shopping Center, and a Wal-Mart Superstore. Convenience shopping <br /> facilities are located throughout the county along major roadways . <br /> Other attractions include county and state government offices and the County Courthouse, as <br /> well as a branch of the Indian River Community College, all located in Vero Beach; city <br /> government offices and post offices located in each city; and the major medical services which <br /> are located at Indian River Memorial Hospital and the County Health Department, all located in <br /> the Vero Beach area; as well as the Sebastian River Medical Center located in the <br /> Sebastian/Roseland area. <br /> Recreational and cultural facilities are also trip attractors. On the barrier island, South Beach <br /> Park, Humiston Park, Sexton Plaza, Jaycee Beach Park, Wabasso Beach Park, Golden Sands <br /> Park, Treasure Shores Park, Round Island Park, and Sebastian Inlet State Park are recreation <br /> areas that attract many visitors. On the mainland, the North County Library near Sebastian and <br /> the Main Library in Vero Beach are trip attractors. The Municipal Marina, located on the barrier <br /> island north of SR 60, actually produces many trips, since out-of-town boaters dock there and <br /> need transportation for shopping and to purchase supplies. <br /> Employment is somewhat dispersed throughout the county, but there are areas with <br /> concentrations of employment. The area near downtown Vero Beach has many city and county <br /> government offices, and Piper Aircraft near the Vero Beach Airport has a large number of <br /> employees . Near the Sebastian River Medical Center and the Indian River Memorial Hospital, <br /> there are a large number of employees resulting from the agglomeration of medical services near <br /> those hospitals. <br /> Current and future land use characteristics such as development type and density provide an <br /> indication of present and future roadway and transit demand. Figure 4 . 7 . 1 depicts the present <br /> and future land use patterns in Indian River County. For transportation planning purposes, land <br /> uses are represented by the number of dwelling units by type, the number of hotel/motel units, <br /> Community Development Department Indian River County 42 <br />
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