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magnitude of the problem and to design solutions. The County felt the burden was on the park owner to identify the solutions and be responsible for their execution. Commissioners expressed their concerns about the time element and Acting Chairman Macht remarked it resulted from the involvement of lawyers on both sides. He thanked Mr. Bohler for bringing this to their attention and assured him it will get resolved. 9.B.2. PUBLICDISCUSSIONITEM - JERRYL. SUMMERS — VERO BEACHIINDIAN RIVER COUNTYRECREATIONDEPARTMENT—SKYEAGLEINDIANASSOCIATION Jerry Summers, a resident of 6th Street, Vero Beach spoke about the Recreation Department split between the County and the City of Vero Beach. He stated many facts were overlooked regarding the employees and the community in general and he was asking for a full investigation. Acting Chairman Ken Macht concurred with a recommendation from Commissioner Tom Lowther requesting Mr. Summers bring this matter before the Parks and Recreation Committee at their next meeting and to report back to the Board, if necessary. 9.B.3. PUBLICDISCUSSIONITEM— FRANCIS M. COFFEY— BRANCHLIBRARYA T THE MUELLER CENTER, INDIAN RIVER COMMUNITY COLLEGE Clerk's Note: See related item 11.C.1. Frank Coffey, a resident at 5015 Fairway Circle, Vero Beach, spoke about the proposed joint library at the Indian River Community College (IRCC) Mueller Center. There have been a lot of general comments regarding a branch library at the Public Library Advisory Board (PLAB) meetings, but no meaningful discussions to quantify the most desirable location of a branch. He felt it was inappropriate for County staff to meet with IRCC officials prior to any meaningful discussions with members of the PLAB regarding the location of a library at the Mueller Center. He recommended that the Board conduct workshops to receive taxpayers' comments regarding projects to be funded from the extension of the 1 � sales tax. DECEMBER 3, 2002 11 BK 124 PG 750