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WORKING TOWARDS FORMING A REGIONAL PLANNING DISTRICT TO THE SOUTH OF US. COMMISSIONER SCHMUCKER SUGGESTED AUTHORIZING THE COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR TO TALK WITH THE DIRECTOR FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION IN ORLANDO REGARDING THE POSSIBILITY OF REMAINING WITH THE DISTRICTS TO THE SOUTH OF US. IF THE ENVIRONMENTAL DISTRICTS ARE THE SAME AS THE WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICTS WE MIGHT HAVE TO GO TO PALATKA FOR APPROVALS, AND IT WOULD BE 'MORE CONVENIENT TO GO TO THE SOUTH IN VIEW OF THE FACT THAT WE ARE WORKING WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATION TO FORM A NEW PLANNING DISTRICT TO THE SOUTH OF US. • ON MOTION BY COMMISSIONER SIEBERT, SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER MASSEY THE BOARD UNANIMOUSLY AUTHORIZED JACK HOCKMAN, FINANCE OFFICER TO WRITE A CHECK IN THE AMOUNT OF $25.00 TO THE DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATIONS WHICH IS A FEE ESTABLISHED TO PROCESS APPLICATIONS FOR FUNDS TO IMPROVE BOAT RAMPS AT THE WABASSO BRIDGE CAUSEWAY. ON MOTION BY COMMISSIONER SCHMUCKER, SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER MASSEY, THE BOARD UNANIMOUSLY AUTHORIZED THE CHAIRMAN TO SIGN AW AGREEMENT FOR MODIFICATION OF THE GRANT TITLE VI - COMPREHENSIVE EA LOYMENT TRAINING ACT CONTRACT. THE COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR STATED THAT THE BOY WONDER EVANGELIST CRUSADE REQUEST MADE EARLIER IN THIS MEETING, HAS BEEN WITHDRAWN. AT THE JULY 23, 1975 MEETING THE BOARD DISCUSSED A LETTER FROM C.W. GAIDRY WHO INFORMED THE BOARD THAT BORDERING!ON HIS PROPERTY--ON RANGELINE ROAD TO CITRUS ROAD, THE RIGHT-OF-WAY DEED GRANTED BY THE FORMER OWNER IS INCORRECT AND ALSO THAT THERE IS AN ENCROACHMENT PROBLEM ON CITRUS ROAD. ATTORNEY COLLINS STATED THAT EVIDENTLY SOMETIME AGO THE COUNTY, IN OBTAINING RIGHT-OF-WAY ON RANGELINE ROAD TO CITRUS ROAD, RECEIVED FAULTY LEGAL DESCRIPTIONS AND'THIS MATTER SHOULD BE CORRECTED. THE LEGAL DESCRIPT.I01 STATES THAT THE COUNTY OWNS PASTURE LAND AND MR. GAIDRY OWNS THE RIGHT-OF- WAY. THIS CAN BE CORRECTED BY AN EXCHANGE OF DEEDS ALONG RANGELINE ROAD BORDERING ON MR. GAIDRY'S PROPERTY. THE SECOND PROBLEM IS ALONG CITRUS ROAD TO RANGELINE ROAD AND ITS A PROBLEM OF ENCROACHMENT. MR. GAIDRY HAS AGREED TO SELLING THE COUNTY 12 FEET OF LAND THAT WOULD REMOVE ANY ENCROACHMENT ON CITRUS ROAD. THE QUESTION CAME UP AS TO A FAIR PRICE, IF THE COUNTY WOULD WANT TO BUY THI LAND. MR. GAIDRY WAS ASKED IF HE WOULD ACCEPT TNEPROPERTY APPRAISERS VALUE OF HIS LAND AND HE SAID, N0. IT WAS;\THEN ASKED, IF THE COUNTY WOULD EMPLOY A CERTIFIED APPRAISER COULD WE AGREE ON A PRICE AND MR. GAIDRY STATED THAT HE. WOULD GO ALONG WITH THAT IF THE APPRAISAL IS AT THE COUNTY'S EXPENSE* 18 AUG $51975 BOOK a PA E?05