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<br />drainage and utility easement over the entire <br />right-of-way, said land lying in Indian River County, <br />Florida. <br /> <br />9.A.4. WORTHINGTONS.KEVILLE’SREQUESTFORABANDONMENT <br /> <br />TH <br />OFAPORTIONOF13STREETLYINGIMMEDIATELYEASTOF <br /> <br />ND <br />32AVENUE-L <br /> EGISLATIVE <br /> <br />PROOF OF PUBLICATION OF ADVERTISEMENT FOR PUBLIC HEARING IS ON FILE IN THE <br />OFFICE OF THE CLERK TO THE BOARD <br /> <br />Planning Director Stan Boling showed, by overhead projector, the site as being part of the <br />Vero Park unplatted subdivision. The noted segment has never been used as a road right-of-way <br />and is not needed for access to any of the adjacent lots. There were no objections from neighbors <br />regarding the abandonment. <br /> <br />The Chairman opened the public hearing. <br /> <br />Ralph Evans <br /> spoke for homeowner Worth Keville, whose house was built on that lot in <br />1956. His driveway ran right into this abandonment. Their concern was the County might one day <br />expand the drainage easement and take his driveway. <br /> <br />Jim Davis, Public Works Director, wanted access to the ditch in case the County needed to <br />utilize the property next to the drive. It is a matter of course whenever the County abandons a <br />right-of-way, it requests easement. <br /> <br /> There were no additional speakers and the Chairman closed the public hearing. <br /> <br />May 23, 2006 <br />21 <br /> <br />