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Inlet and shown on a map of a survey prepared by B. H. Mashburn dated June 16, 1964. The agreement specifically details the uses and purposes to which this 145 -foot strip can be used, which is in general the right of the Inlet District to use the 75 -feet adjacent to the Inlet for Inlet purposes, and the remaining 70 feet for use by the County as a public road. These uses should be preserved for these purposes. 2. The westernmost part of the area shown on the.Mashburn survey which is commonly referred to as the sandspit area, is owhed by the County to be used by the public for park and recreational purposes and by \the Inlet District for Inlet purposes. This area should be held, retained and used for those purposes as a part of the over-all plan of the State Park,'but it should not be within a confined and restricted campground or other area, but rather, it and the 145 foot strip mentioned above should be primarily for public access to the Inlet, with boat launching sites on the south side of the area, picnic tables and general public°recreational purposes. Consideration should be given to establishing public camping grounds under controlled conditions in other areas. 3. In the event the State acquired the property commonly known as the Proux property located to the east of the 145 -foot strip mentioned above, then the State should dedicate an extension of the 145 -foot strip to the Atlantic Ocean to be used for the same purposes as the 145 -foot strip now existing. In the event this is done, then in exchange for that, the County would abandon its right to an 80 -foot right-of-way for public road access to the Inlet which was to be located within a 400 -foot strip shown on the. Mashburn survey, so that thereafter public access would be via A -1-A right-of-way to the 145 -foot strip... This would mean that the Inlet District and the State could negotiate the location of the easement to the Inlet District for location of a pipeline extending from the Inlet to the Atlantic Ocean to permit discharge of spoil through the pipeline to the Atlantic Ocean. 4. The County, the Inlet District and the State Park Board would enter into a management agreement placing general control and management t pm 12 WE 16,_'JUN � H"