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r THE MATTER OF THE REQUIRED 20' DEDICATION OF RIGHT OF WAY WAS DISCUSSED, AND IT WAS NOTED THAT IT IS SHOWN ON THE PLAT. CHAIRMAN SIEBERT QUESTIONED WHETHER THE CITY COULD GRANT THE SUBDIVISION WATER WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE.000NTY, AS ACCORDING TO THE TRIPARTIiF AGREEMENT THE COUNTY MUST FIRST RELINQUISH THE SERVICE AREA* TO THE CITY. SIGURD HERSLOFF, .JR., ONE OF THE OWNERS OF INDIAN COVE SUBDI- VISION, APPEARED AND STATED THAT HE ASSUMED EVERYTHING WAS IN ORDER AS THEY HAD ALREADY GOTTEN THEIR PERMITS AND WATER METERS, SPECULATION FOLLOWED AS TO WHETHER THIS AREA POSSIBLY HAS ALREADY BEEN RELEASED FROM THE COUNTY'S SERVICE AREA ALONG WITH VERA CRUZ.AND PEBBLE BAY. ADMINISTRATOR .JENNINGS ASKED IF IT WOULD BE FEASIBLE TO GRANT TENTATIVE APPROVAL SUBJECT TO THE VARIOUS CONSIDERATIONS THAT NEED TO BE RESOLVED AS THIS WOULD LET THE DEVELOPER PROGRESS, BUT ALL THE CONSIDERA- TIONS WOULD HAVE TO BE SATISFIED BEFORE APPROVAL OF THE FINAL PLAT. ON MOTION BY COMMISSIONER WODTKE, SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER MASSEY, COMMISSIONER LOY AND CHAIRMAN SIEBERT VOTED IN FAVOR, THE BOARD GRANTED TENTATIVE APPROVAL TO INDIAN COVE SUBDIVISION SUBJECT TO REVIEW BY THE ATTORNEY AND ADMINISTRATOR AS TO COMPLIANCE WITH THE RECOMMENDA- TIONS OF THE SUBDIVISION REVIEW COMMITTEE. CHAIRMAN SIEBERT ANNOUNCED THAT SOME OF THE COUNTY'S OUTSTAND- ING'CITIZENS WERE PRESENT IN ORDER TO PRESENT TO THE COMMISSIONERS THE PROPOSED CHARTER, AND HE EXTENDED TO THEM THE BOARD'S HEARTFELT THANKS FOR THEIR MANY HOURS OF WORK ON THIS DOCUMENT. SHERMAN SMITH, SJR., APPEARED, ACCOMPANIED BY J.B. EGAN, III, DANNY CESNER, RON HUDSON AND R.C. HASSELL. MR SMITH READ TO THOSE PRESENT A LETTER FROM DAN RICHARDSON, CHAIRMAN OF THE CHARTER COMMISSION, FORMALLY FORWARDING TO THE BOARD THE PROPOSED CHARTER, AND THANKED THE BOARD FOR THEIR INITIATIVE IN APPOINTING THE CHARTER COMMISSION. HE STATED THAT HE FELT THE CHARTER FORM OF GOVERNMENT WILL BE OF GREAT BENE- FIT TO THE COUNTY AND NOTED THAT THE PRIMARY CONSIDERATION SEEMS TO BE WHETHER THE CHARTER FORM OF GOVERNMENT WILL COST MORE. ATTORNEY SMITH NOTED THAT THE CHARTER DOES NOT MANDATE ANY EXTRA SERVICES AND UNLESS THE 25 -SEP 8 1976 2 6