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with Commissioner Macdonald voting against it. <br />Commissioner Waddell moved, that due to a misunderstanding by this <br />Board that Alternate 2 did not include also Alternate 1, that the award <br />of the bids for the Volunteer Ambulance Squad Building taken at the last <br />meeting be rescinded; and that the contract be awarded to Profeta and Fred- <br />erick Contractors, Inc., which will include both Alternate No. 1 and <br />Alternate No. 2, for the total amount of $7,126.00; and that the Chairman <br />be. authorized to execute the Contract. Motion was seconded by Commissioner <br />Macdonald and unanimously carried. <br />On Motion by Commissioner Macdonald, seconded by Commissioner Haffield, <br />and unanimously carried, the following Item to Item transfer was authorized: <br />GENERAL FUND FROM <br />A/C 951. Contingencies $971.00 <br />859. Ambulance Building and Equipment <br />TO <br />$971.00 <br />County Attorney John H. Sutherland, notified the Board that the <br />pressure of his private practice made it necessary for him to tender <br />his resignation as County Attorney, effective as of the next meeting. <br />It was moved by Commissioner McCullers, seconded by Commissioner Mac- <br />donald and carried, that the resignation be accepted, with regret. <br />Commissioner Macdonald presented a suggested general development plan <br />of the -"Hobart property" prepared by the Florida Board of Parks and <br />Historic Memorials, which was viewed by the Board. Macdonald stated that <br />he and Mr. Jennings are working on a specific program to be presented, along <br />with the layout, to the State and Internal Improvement Fund with the request <br />for acquisition of this tract of land. He recommended this project be taken <br />on a ten-year development program and outlined to the Board the steps being <br />considered: after selective clearings it can be determined where the <br />access roads should be; then picnic areas around the lakes, pointing out <br />that they would like to keep the plans flexible to accomodate the conditions <br />they find in the area. He stated that the area where the golf:course is <br />planned will be developed at the end of the program as the golf course is <br />not needed right now and the area can be used for bridle paths, picnic area <br />until the need arises. Mr. Macdonald then presented the following letter <br />from the Kiwanis Club and moved that plan prepared by the Florida Board of <br />Parks be approved; and that the offer from the Kiwanis Club be acknowledged <br />NC 2 1 19FR itObX 10 pAtt 123 <br />