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WODTKE CONTINUE TO WORK WITH HIM, AND COMMISSIONER WODTKE HAS INDICATED <br />THAT HE WILL REMAIN AS HIS LIAISON. <br />COMMISSIONER WODTKE NOTED THAT HE PREVIOUSLY RECOMMENDED <br />THAT WE REEVALUATE THE POSITION OF THE CIVIL DEFENSE DIRECTOR, BOTH <br />MONETARILY AND IN STATURE AS TO HIS REQUIREMENTS. HE CONTINUED THAT <br />ONE OF THE DIRECTORS CONCERNS IS HIS FACILITIES, AND SUGGESTED THAT <br />WE SHOULD TAKE A LOOK AT THE FACILITIES AND PERHAPS COME UP WITH <br />SOME RECOMMENDATION FOR AN ALTERNATE CIVIL DEFENSE FEASIBILITY PLAN <br />FOR BUILDINGS AND STRUCTURE. COMMISSIONER WODTKE CONTINUED THAT HE <br />WOULD LIKE TO LOOK.AT SOME OF THE FACILITIES OTHER COUNTIES ARE <br />PROVIDING AND NOTED THAT ST. LUCIE COUNTY JUST CAME UP WITH $40,000 <br />FOR NEW FACILITIES FOR CIVIL DEFENSE. <br />CHAIRMAN SIEBERT REQUESTED THAT COMMISSIONER WODTKE BRING <br />BACK A RECOMMENDATION AS TO THE CIVIL DEFENSE DIRECTOR'S SALARY. <br />COMMISSIONER LYONS FELT THAT THE PRESENT LOCATION OF THE <br />CIVIL DEFENSE FACILITIES COULD BE MADE INTO SUITABLE QUARTERS AND <br />POINTED OUT THAT THEY ARE IN A GOOD LOCATION, BEING NEAR THE SHERIFF, <br />THE AMBULANCES, ETC. <br />DISCUSSION FOLLOWED AS TO THE CIVIL DEFENSE DIRECTOR'S <br />SALARY, AND IT WAS NOTED WE ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR ABOUT 75% OF IT, BUT <br />IF WE GO TO A FULL TIME BASIS, IT WAS FELT THE STATE WOULD FUND HALF <br />OF HIS SALARY. <br />COMMISSIONER WODTKE POINTED OUT THAT MR. NUZIE IS ABLE <br />TO WORK WITH THE STATE AND COME UP WITH THE PLANS THEY REQUIRE WITHOUT <br />ASKING FOR PROFESSIONAL HELP. HE FELT MR. NUZIE IS EARNING HIS <br />SALARY AND SAVING THE COUNTY SOME DOLLARS IN THE PROCESS. HE STATED <br />THAT HE WILL CONTINUE TO WORK WITH HIM. <br />COMMISSIONER LYONS REPORTED THAT HE AND FIVE OR SIX OTHERS <br />FROM THE STATE REGIONAL PLANNING ASSOCIATION MET WITH THE GOVERNOR <br />ON WEDNESDAY, AND THE GOVERNOR INTENDS TO HAVE SOME APPOINTED PEOPLE <br />ON THE PLANNING -COUNCILS. HE STATED THAT THE GOVERNOR WOULD LIKE TO <br />HAVE THE REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL ASSOCIATION GET TOGETHER WITH HIS <br />STAFF AND DRAFT LEGISLATION FOR THE STRENGTHENING OF THE REGIONAL <br />Book,' V. 'PAcr 779., <br />I <br />