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14,.E -b 6 � •1 r - �� The Attorney to the Board reported that the.contribution by the County could be made to the Sebastian ambulance group for the purchase of a new ambulance if they became a part of the Indian River Volunteer Ambulance Squad. It was decided that the Indian River Volunteer Ambulance Squad, members of the Sebastian ambulance group and the Attorney to the Board of County Commissioners would work together in the matter. The Board then adjourned at 1:00 o'clock P. M. and reconvened at 2:30 o'clock P. M. Absent was Paul D. Burch, Attorney to the Board of County Commissioners. FranX Shearer, resident of Vero Beach Highlands appeared in objection to a cow pasture which was to be put on a nearby area owned by General Development Corporation. Mr. Shearer was told that the community should voice its objection to General Development Corporation; and that if he felt the fence was being put on the drainage easement, he could contact the Indian River Farms Drainage District. Attorney Charles Herring appeared before the Board requesting a Resolution by the Board of County Commissioners cancelling 1969 taxes on parcels of land sold to the State for Sebastian Inlet Park. Attorney Herring was requested to present a letter to the Chairman, a copy to,be sent to the Attorney to the Board of County Commissioners, that would enable them to waiver the taxes for that length of time the land was owned by the State. The Zoning Inspector appeared and presented Mrs. Loretta -Collins who appeared in behalf of her husband Jim Collins, requesting approval of the Board to operate a junk yard. A Motion was made by Commissioner Massey, seconded by Commissioner Bogosian and unanimously carried that this Board accepts the recommendation of the Zoning Board and approves the operation of a junk yard by Jim Collins with the provision that it meet with County Requirements. FEB 4 1970 �