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3 P w ATTORNEY JACKSON SAID HE FEELS THAT IT IS BECAUSE A MAN'S CAREER AND PROFESSIONAL ABILITY ARE AT STAKE, CHAIRMAN WODTKE POINTED OUT THAT ALL THE BOARD'S COMMENTS WERE DIRECTED TO THE CLERK OF THE COURT,AND MR. JACKSON IS AN EMPLOYEE OF THE CLERK. ATTORNEY .JACKSON STATED THAT THIS HAS BEEN BROUGHT OUT AT A PUBLIC MEETING. HE DOES FEEL IT IS GERMANE AND HE WOULD LIKE i� THE OPPORTUNITY TO ADDRESS THE BOARD. ATTORNEY COLLINS STATED THAT HE FELT IT IS INAPPROPRIATE, AND -THE BOARD AGREED. COMMISSIONER SIEBERT NOTED THAT WE ARE NOT GETTING WHAT WE WANT FROM THE CLERK'S OFFICE, AND WE MUST GO TO THE CLERK. HE, THERE- FORE, FELT IT IS INAPPROPRIATE FOR ATTORNEY .JACKSON TO GO TO ANYONE OTHER THAN THE CLERK ABOUT HER EMPLOYEE AS THE BOARD HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH THE CLERK HIRING MR. .JACKSON. ATTORNEY COLLINS INFORMED ATTORNEY .JACKSON THAT HE FEELS THE BOARD HAS RULED THAT THIS IS NOT THE BOARD'S BUSINESS. ADMINISTRATOR .JENNINGS DISCUSSED WITH THE BOARD A LETTER FROM SHERIFF .JOYCE IN REGARD TO INSTALLING SPEED LIMIT SIGNS ON .JUNGLE TRAIL, AND SUGGESTING A LIMIT OF 30 MPH. ON MOTION BY COMMISSIONER SIEBERT, SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER DEESON, THE BOARD UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED LOWERING THE SPEED LIMIT ON .JUNGLE TRAIL TO 30 MPH AND AUTHORIZED THE ADMINISTRATOR TO POST SIGNS ACCORDINGLY. .JAMES-BEINDORF, ENGINEER, REPORTED TO THE BOARD THAT, AS INSTRUCTED BY.THE BOARD SEVERAL MONTHS AGO, HE HAS STARTED INVESTIGATING .HOBART PARK AS A POSSIBLE SITE FOR A FUTURE WATER SUPPLY AND, IN THIS "REGARD, HAS MET WITH VINCENT AMY, A GEOLOGIST WHO DOES WORK FOR THE CITY OF VERO BEACH. MR. BEINDORF STATED THAT MR. AMY HAS HIGH CREDEN- TIALS AND KNOWS A GREAT DEAL ABOUT THE COUNTY. HE DID NOT FEEL THERE WOULD BE ANY CONFLICT IF THE COUNTY WISHED TO HIRE HIM BECAUSE GEOLO- GISTS ARE ONLY CONCERNED WITH DETERMINING WHAT IS UNDER THE GROUND AND NOT WITH WHAT IS DONE WITH THE WATER ONCE IT IS LOCATED. MR. BEINDORF oo 34 PAGE 1 9