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<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />13. COMMISSIONERS’ ITEMS <br />13.A.CGC.W,C <br /> OMMISSIONER ARY HEELER HAIRMAN <br />Chairman Wheeler spoke about a letter he received from the attorneys representing Cloud <br />Grove dated December 5, 2006 regarding a proposed bill being presented to the Indian River <br />County Legislative Delegation on December 14, 2006. The Bill is creating a Special Assessment <br />District for all of Cloud Grove properties, which include approximately 1400 acres in Indian River <br />County. Chairman Wheeler was concerned that there has not been much dialogue, education or <br />background given to this Commission on this matter. He was also concerned that this was being <br />done through a Special Act of the Legislature instead of coming to the Commission or through St. <br />Lucie County. He asked that the Board send a resolution opposing this “special act of the <br />legislature” that Cloud Grove is asking for. <br /> <br />Commissioner Davis announced that he met with Ernie Cox and Cynthia D’Angelo <br />yesterday and expressed concerns about the 1400 acres in Indian River County and what the plans <br />were for it. He asked them to call Bob Yulevich from St. John’s River Water Management District <br />because there has been some discussion about the C-24 canal connection to the south and being <br />able to provide some 300 million gallons of water coming in from the St. John’s Marsh. <br /> <br />Commissioner Davis responded to Chairman Wheeler’s request for a definition of the <br />Community Development District (CDD) and the Special Taxing District and whether they have <br />different functions. <br />Chairman Wheeler adamantly opposed the proposal and wants to send a strong resolution <br />to the Legislature asking them to respect our “home rule” the best they can and not allow Cloud <br />Grove to put a “special taxing district” in our County on a piece of property they have no intentions <br />of developing. <br /> <br />December 12, 2006 <br />26 <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />