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by Commissioner Macdonald, seconded by Commissioner McCullers and unanimously carried that the Administrator be authorized to proceed with the construction plans of Sixth Avenue. Mrs. Shappie and a number of residents of Royal Poinsettia Subdivision appeared before the Board in regard to drainage problems in their Subdivision. The Administrator advised these residents that he would check out the area and take what measures he could to help alleviate the problem. Mr. Kinner of Fellsmere appeared before the Board stating that his son had purchased a trailer with the required square footage, but that due to zoning regulations was unable to acquire a permit to put it on his property. He was referred to the Board of Adjustments. Roberta Slaughter of Broxton Road near Wabasso was referred to the Zoning Department and the County Health Department in regard to permits for two small trailers which had been put on her property. After considerable discussion regarding drainage problems, the County Attorney advised the Board that legislation has been passed for Special Tax Districts which could be used by the freeholders to solve the problems of their individual areas. John Strausmeir of Idlewild Subdivision appeared before the Board stating that concrete had been poured in some of the •drainage ditches and that there was grass and trees in them. The County Administrator advised the Board that Leonard Kinchen had not come into possession of, or improved, or provided fire insurance, or done any of the other things mentioned in the minutes of September 20, 1967 with respect to the building situated on the East shore of the Indian River on the old Winter Beach Bridgehead and had advised it was not profitable to put this property into condition for use. On a Motion made by Commissioner McCullers, seconded by Commissioner Bogosian and 00et ' 'b 1.