Resolution to Modify the Speed Limit – Curley Road – Speed Limit Modification – $2,000.00
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Approved minutesApproved the Public Hearing Consent Agenda which included Agenda Items P65 and P68.
Approved minutesApproved Staff’s recommendation including to add the language “prior to the final building inspection for the first residential unit” to the intersection improvements to also include the flexibility option for the intersection improvement as presented or the paving of a portion of 20 Mile Level Road and if the course changed that the Board would be updated with Commissioner Yeager and Commissioner
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Approved minutesApproved the Public Hearing Consent Agenda which included Agenda Item P49 and Agenda Item AP83 contingent upon Clerk review.
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Several speakers Well uh we would contribute up to five thousand dollars for the county to install either speed tables or speed bumps on Roth Lane between fifty-two and Happy Hill Road. That would be the what we would add to it.
Several speakers Ron Oakley: Okay. Uh African more speed.
Patricia Acevedo Okay, so really quick, based on my understanding and the information that has been presented, my main concerns are the following. They increment on traffic and how that will be handled. And also how the nearby schools are going to be able to handle. uh the the increment in st in in students. Um you know the schools are already overwhelmed. There are too many and not that many teachers. So that's actually my my main concern and the traffic um as well. So that's pretty much my input what I have right now.
Denise That's a good it's a good point, Commissioner. As you stated, you know Cypress Creek Elementary's got one, Gulf Trace Elementary's got one, San Pine Element Elementary's got one. There's one at Rushi Middle School, Sun Lake High School, that campus. There's a few of them out there.
Ron Oakley people from turning down through their I wouldn't go across speed bumps. I don't even go across when there are no speed bumps. But uh that's a nice area and we wanna make sure we keep it a nice area, so We agree. With that, uh make a motion to approve.
Jack Mariano So in the morning you got eighty eighty trips coming out, hundred three in the afternoon going back out uh coming back in. Think about the gentleman we just said here with what going out there at that intersection to try to go out there. Sitting through a number of lights. How many more lights? You get twenty cars, let's say. Forty cars, let's say. In daytime traffic getting getting ready to go to school. All those trips are right there and how are they going to get out? And how long is that backup going to be? Now add in construction traffic to go in there as well.
Andy Foss Yeah, I might have seen this. I want you to keep focus on the red house that's back in that left-hand corner. Now, the waves that are hitting that camera was a beach camera that was out there placed by Lee County for their safety and security. That camera was mounted a little over eight feet in the air, above the ground. And if you notice that house back there is now a floating house and leaving. So if you watch the palms, they'll start to turn here in a minute, which means the winds are now blowing offshore and taking that water back out.
Several speakers School District Representative: Yeah, sorry.
Chris Williams Well, I'm just saying that that that were mandated by law to to do that. So So let's say another 13 students show up at Moon Like Elementary School. Um, then we hire have to hire more staff in order to comply with the um class size amendment.
Pat Rubracht Uh the road I live on is right off of Lake Patience Road, which will be impacted by this new development. My biggest concern with this new development of 107 homes is the impact of traffic on Lake Patients Road and the impact it will bring to our already overcrowded schools, especially Oakstead Elementary School. Which when it opened ten years ago opened with portable classrooms. I also worry about the additional traffic in front of the school. There's going to have to be more buses to bus these kids from these new subdivisions on Lake Patience Road and this one on Joy Drive. We already have a shortage of bus drivers. Not to mention the additional cars it will bring with people taking their kids to school. The traffic is already terrible right at uh the beginning of school and end of school.
Several speakers Edward Dukowitz: Not on this camera. Outside I raised my hand but I'll do it again, I swear.
Paponday Newman We live on River Chase. Southern Oaks is right above there and a lot of us who live on River Chase, we really don't take a lot of us take Southern Oaks to go to Starkey Boulevard. Okay, because it's another outlet. if you're going that way, that route, and that's gonna cause a lot of traffic. Uh people don't think about that. It's not just Alvernon. It's gonna affect Southern Oaks and it's gonna affect traffic. And we have lots of homes as you can see there, very tightly close knit homes with lots of children there, and the traffic now is unbelievable. We try to get speed assessments and and speed bumps in that area due to the uh the the people speeding. It's just gonna cause massive again. I'm not against 19 homes. But the fifty five