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would be a violation because the Franchise Agreement is a privilege. Attorney Fell provided an <br />update on the Franchise Agreement including the requirements and provisions of said <br />Agreement. <br />The Board continued to discuss the options presented and the increase in renewal <br />rates. Chairman Bowden did not think they needed to put undue pressure on our local economy. <br />She echoed Commissioner O'Bryan's sentiments of giving opportunities where available. <br />Charlie Wilson, 1936 19th Avenue, believed in the bidding process, and thanked <br />Administrator Baird for bringing this forward. He supported protective language being in the <br />contract for new, growing, and minority businesses in the County. <br />Mr. MacKie cleared up comments about price comparisons from unincorporated <br />St. Lucie County. <br />Bob Johnson, Coral Wind Subdivision, hoped the Board was not following the <br />process Mr. Gary Pinto had a decade ago. <br />Mr. Paladin did not understand Mr. Johnson's statement. He agreed with <br />Commissioner O'Bryan that incorporation of wording discussed ("they shall", and "under 15 <br />yards" on the dumpster) was important. <br />Vice Chairman Davis was not in favor of mandatory pickup. Administrator Baird <br />said maybe they could do an RFQ (Request for Qualifications) and discuss the matter with <br />everyone, and they could negotiate. <br />February 5, 2008 <br />S. W.D.D. <br />0 <br />