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JAN 91980 <br />DOGE( 42 E'AGF 430 , <br />DISCUSSION ENSUED CONCERNING LOT 13, BLOCK 10 IN VERO <br />BEACH ESTATES. <br />INTERGOVERNMENTAL COORDINATOR THOMAS COMMENTED THAT IN <br />VIEW OF THE FACT THAT DR. AND PARS. BIANCO OWN ON BOTH SIDES OF THIS <br />LOT, IT IS OF NO VALUE AND A CONTINUING NUISANCE TO THE COUNTY. HE <br />CONTINUED THAT IT WOULD INCREASE THE VALUE FOR THE BIANCOS BUT NOT <br />FOR THE COUNTY. <br />MRS. BIANCO STATED THAT THEY BOUGHT THEIR LOTS 27 YEARS <br />AGOIAND LOT 13 WAS DESIGNATED AS A STREET BUT NEVER WAS MADE INTO A <br />STREET, AND NOW A SEWER IS RIGHT DOWN THE CENTER OF THE LOT AND <br />NOBODY CAN BUILD ON IT. <br />MR. BIANCO STATED, FOR THE RECORD, THAT THEY ARE BIDDING <br />ON THE LOT AS ADVERTISED BY THE COUNTY. <br />ON MOTION BY COMMISSIONER Loy, SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER <br />DEESON, THE BOARD UNANIMOUSLY ACCEPTED THE BID OF DR. A. J. BIANCO <br />FOR LOT 13, BLOCK 10, VERO BEACH ESTATES, AS ADVERTISED, AS BEING <br />THE LOWEST AND BEST BID, IN THE AMOUNT OF $1,000.00. <br />INTERGOVERNMENTAL COORDINATOR THOMAS REQUESTED ATTORNEY <br />COLLINS TO EXPLAIN THE PROPOSED ABANDONMENT OF A PORTION OF LEMON <br />AVENUE. <br />ATTORNEY COLLINS NOTED THAT NORMALLY STREETS DEDICATED TO <br />THE COUNTY ARE ABANDONED BY OUR ROUTINE PROCEDURES; IN THIS CASE, <br />HOWEVER, THE PROPERTY LIES WITHIN THE CITY OF VERO BEACH AND WAS <br />ORIGINALLY ABANDONED BY THE CITY. THE OWNER WHO ACQUIRED TITLE FAILED <br />TO PAY TAXES, AND THE COUNTY FORECLOSED, ON IT UNDER "THE OLD PROCEDURE <br />WHERE THEY ACQUIRED PROPERTY WHICH WAS NOT SOLD WHEN AUCTIONED. NOW, <br />AN ABUTTING PROPERTY OWNER WANTS TO ACQUIRE TITLE TO THIS PROPERTY <br />AND HAS REQUESTED THAT THE COUNTY ABANDON IT. ATTORNEY COLLINS FELT <br />THAT ABANDONMENT IS NOT THE PROPER PROCESS AND THAT IT SHOULD BE <br />ADVERTISED FOR SALE THE SAME AS ANY OTHER COUNTY -OWNED PROPERTY. <br />HE NOTED THAT 15 YEARS AGO, THE COUNTY BY RESOLUTION ESTABLISHED A <br />PRICE OF $100 FOR THIS PIECE, BUT ATTORNEY COLLINS FELT, IN VIEW OF <br />THE YEARS THAT HAVE GONE BY, THE COMMISSION WOULD BE BETTER OFF TO <br />TREAT IT AS ANY OTHER COUNTY -OWNED PROPERTY AND FOLLOW OUR NORMAL <br />PROCEDURES. <br />