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tttt .. w r 1, � � w w,. •�` hac; t^r�63, y5 t 'i .r.' - Donald Adams, City -County Building Inspector appeared and reported on the progress of the City -County Building Department. The Building Inspector was commended on the fine work of the Building Department. A Motion was made by Commissioner McCullers, seconded by Commissioner Bogosian and unanimously carried that the request of the City of Fellsmere for the use of a County grader be granted this one time only and only until the Fellsmere grader is repaired. Lee McCubbin of the Jacksonville Division of Family Services, State Department of Public Welfare appeared before the Board and presented statistics on the Commodity Distribution Program and on the Food Stamps Program. Mr. McCubbin stated that participation in these programs is not mandatory. Jack Banks appeared before the Board in regard to County Settlement of right-of-way on SR 507. Mr. Banks stated that a neighbor had been given $50.00 per tree and that he had been offered $28.00 per tree for his fruit trees. It was pointed out that the neighbor's trees were seven years old and Mr. Banks' trees were approximately thirty- five years old. Paul D. Burch, Attorney to the Board of County Commissioners, entered and became seated. An individual vote by the Members of the Board of County Commissioners was unanimous that $28.00 was a fair and reasonable price for a thirty-five year old fruit tree, whereupon Mr. Banks signed the agreement with the County for transfer of right-of-way of his property. The Attorney to the Board reported that he had received a letter from General Services Administration regarding the 1.2 acres of land to be released from the Federal Government and that he would make formal application for procurement of the land; and that he was also making inquiries regarding access through the tracking station.4 , F E 8 4 197® C