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Sam: Franks, electrician reported that the failure of power in the north end of the Courthouse was due to a panel being too small, he stated that to install a 16 circuit panel, which would. about double the present capacity, and to do the necessary lead-in wiring would be at a cost of approximately $475.00 to $480.00. After some discussion, the question arose as to whether it would not be better to provide for even more capacity, and the Administrator was requested to consult further with Mr. Frank and report his findings at the next meeting. Donald McCullers appeared on behalf of the grove owners on the Old Dock Road, requesting assistance from the County in opening the drainage along the road, as it was backing up and causing root -rot to the citrus trees. The Administrator was authorized to go in with a back -hoe and give relief to the situation on a temporary basis until a time when the Australian Pines could be removed from the ditches and surrounding areas. On a Motion made by Commissioner Bogosian, seconded by Commissioner McCullers, the request of Michael Wodtke, on behalf of the School Board, for four or five yards of fill to be furnished for the Little League Field at Rosewood School was unanimously granted. Marvin Carter and Edward Carr appeared before the Board in regard to the final approval of the Mobile Home Subdivision of Indian River Acres. The County Administrator presented a final plat of a Mobile Home Subdivision known as Indian River Acres and recommended its final approval with the expressed provision that all roads and drainage contained therein are private and not subject to any maintenance by the County at present or in the future. On a Motion made by Comm- issioner Massey, seconded by Commissioner McCullers, the recommended final approval of the Mobile Homes Subdivision of Indian River Acres was unanimously given with the provision that all work must be done in accordance to County Subdivision Regulations. Wilson Brown of Sebastian appeared before the Board regarding a law involving the sale of oysters. On a Motion made by Commissioner McCullers, seconded by Commissioner Massey, it was unanimously carried that the Clerk be authorized and directed to write a l� ert, $ir �3O A{ Legislative Delegation stating that the Board of County Commissioners MAR 191969