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Carlton Miller, at-large member of the UAC, advised of his background that included bachelor and master civil engineering degrees, and 40 years of experience in solid waste, water and sewer. He is willing to share his experience providing it is wanted and appreciated. Andrew Allocco, who has lived in Sebastian for 8 years and in Miami-Dade County for 25 years, advised that he is a graduate nuclear engineer, a registered engineer in the State of Florida and holds 8 professional licenses. As a 5-year member of the UAC, he has found that the members enjoy helping Indian River County avoid problems experienced by other communities. th Victor Hart, Sr ., 4659 34 Avenue, Gifford, urged the Board to keep the UAC. He th credited them with the solutions to problems in Wabasso, at a 49 Street trailer park’s sewer plant, other sewer treatment plants in the county, and a compilation of information concerning the new sludge facility in St. Lucie County. MOTION WAS MADE by Commissioner Bowden, SECONDED by Commissioner Davis, to retain the Utilities Advisory Committee. Bill Johnson, 1155 Winding Oaks Circle, Vero Beach, was the first civilian Chairman of the committee, had the opportunity of evaluating the members who brought their experience to the county through the UAC. Their experience would be invaluable as the county grows. th Mark Grossman, 9960 86 Street, thanked Eric Olsen and the staff for the jobs they have done. He believed the UAC’s job is just beginning. He urged the Board to continue the committee’s role. Dr. Craig McGarvey urged the Commissioners to keep the committee to avoid the loss of these experts and enable them to continue their good track record. John Tschinkel , 5730 Turnberry Lane, Vero Beach, as the new UAC chairman counted it a privilege to work with the members and urged the Commissioners to keep this “body March 15, 2005 15