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ATTORNEY COLLINS REQUESTED THE BOARD TO AUTHORIZE ADVERTISEMENT <br />FOR A PUBLIC HEARING REGARDING AN ORDINANCE AMENDING INDIAN RIVER COUNTY <br />ORDINANCE 70-1 - FESTIVALS, CIRCUSES, TENT CONVENTIONS AND REVIVALS. <br />COMMISSIONER Loy STATED THAT SHE WOULD LIKE TO SUGGEST THAT THIS <br />PROPOSED ORDINANCE BE RETURNED TO THE ZONING COMMISSION FOR FURTHER REVIEW, <br />IT WAS HER FEELING THAT THEY TRIED TO PUT TOO MUCH INTO ONE ORDINANCE AND' <br />MANY OF THE ITEMS ARE NOT APPROPRIATE, SHE CONTINUED THAT THE ZONING <br />COMMISSION WOULD NOT BE OPPOSED TO LOOKING AT IT AGAIN AND POSSIBLY SEPAR- <br />ATING SOME OF THE ITEMS, <br />A MOTION WAS MADE BY COMMISSIONER Loy, SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER <br />SCHMUCKER, THE BOARD UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED REQUESTING THE ZONING COMMISSION <br />TO RECONSIDER THE PROPOSED ZONING CHANGES RELATIVE TO TENTS, CARNIVALS <br />AND CIRCUSES. <br />JACK HOCKMAN, FINANCE OFFICER, AND HAROLD DEWEIN, DATA PROCESSING <br />MANAGER, APPEARED TO DISCUSS WITH THE BOARD MODIFYING THE COUNTY'S DATA <br />PROCESSING SYSTEM TO PROVIDE COMPUTER SERVICE TO THE COUNTY COURT'S TRAFFIC <br />VIOLATION BUREAU, THE COST FOR ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT RENTAL WOULD BE <br />$6,175.00 FOR THE REMAINDER OF THIS FISCAL YEAR, WITH A YEARLY CHARGE <br />THEREAFTER OF ABOUT $4,600.00, <br />MR. DEWEIN EXPLAINED THE NEED FOR THIS ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT STATING <br />THAT UNDER A REVISION OF THE STATE CONSTITUTION, COUNTY COURT MUST ABSORB <br />ALL MUNICIPAL COURT FUNCTIONS BY .JANUARY 1, 1977, MR, DEWEIN HAS ANTICI- <br />PATED AN APPROXIMATE INCREASE OF 100% IN THE NUMBER OF CASES COUNTY COURT <br />WILL HAVE TO HANDLE AFTER THE JANUARY 1, 1977 DEADLINE, <br />MR. DEWEIN CONTINUED THAT COUNTY COURT NOW HAS FOUR EMPLOYEES AND, <br />WITH THE INCREASE IN WORKLOAD, WILL NEED FOUR ADDITIONAL. PEOPLE. WITH THE <br />PROPOSED NEL"! EQUIPMENT, THEY WILL STILL NEED ADDITIONAL PERSONNEL, BUT <br />COULD POSSIBLY MANAGE WITH ONE PERSON INSTEAD OF FOUR, <br />CHAIRMAN SIEBERT STATED THE THE INCREASE IN TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS IS <br />ALARMING, <br />DAVID DOUGLASS, CIRCUIT COURT ADMINISTRATOR, APPEARED AND INFORMED <br />THE BOARD THAT DATA PROCESSING CAPABILITIES WOULD NOT BE NEEDED TO SATISFY <br />— 16 <br />FEB 18. 19 <br />A• <br />oo�e� 76 <br />