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ATTORNEY COLLINS QUESTIONED WHAT MR. GRABENAUER MEANT BY A It LIFE ESTATE,°° AND MR. GRABENAUER EXPLAINED THAT HIS CONTRACT WITH MR. GILL GAVE HIM THE RIGHT TO LIVE ON THE PROPERTY FOR THE REST OF HIS LIFE. ATTORNEY COLLINS STATED THAT IF MR. GRABENAUER HAS A WARRANTY DEED, AND IT -WAS SIGNED PRIOR TO MR. GILL°S DEATH, THEN TITLE IS IN MR. GRABENAUER°S NAME. MR. GRABENAUER STATED THAT HE DOES HAVE A WARRANTY DEED. HE NOTED THAT WHEN HE BOUGHT THIS PROPERTY FOUR YEARS AGO, YOU COULDN'T GET ON THE PROPERTY WITH A TANK, AND HE HAS BEEN WORKING ON IT, HAULING LOADS OF JUNK TO THE DUMP, AND WAS NOT AWARE OF ANY SPECIFIC DATE WHEN HE WAS SUPPOSED TO TEAR IT DOWN. COMMISSIONER LYONS ASKED IF 90 DAYS WOULD BE A REASONABLE PERIOD TO ASK THAT`THIS WILL BE TORN DOWN. MR. GRABENAUER FELT THAT WOULD BE FAIR. HE ASKED IF THE CITY FIRE DEPARTMENT WOULD BURN THIS DOWN, AND COMMISSIONER LOY FELT HE WOULD BE BETTER OFF IF IT WERE REMOVED BY THE COUNTY. MR. GRABENAUER STATED THAT HE DID NOT KNOW WHAT THE COUNTY WOULD CHARGE, AND ATTORNEY COLLINS EXPLAINED THAT THE CHARGE IS THE DIRECT COST OF THE COUNTY TO TEAR IT DOWN; THERE IS NO PROFIT FACTOR. HE DID NOT BELIEVE ANYONE COULD CONTRACT TO DO IT FOR LESS. MR. GRABENAUER CONTINUED THAT THIS PLACE HAS LOOKED LIKE A DUMP FOR YEARS, AND NOW THAT HE HAS COME IN AND MORE OR LESS BEAUTI- FIED IT, SUDDENLY THE PRESSURE IS BEING PUT ON HIM TO REMOVE IT. IT WAS EXPLAINED THAT THE BOARD IS MAKING A CONCERTED EFFORT TO GET THESE HAZARDOUS STRUCTURES REMOVED. ON MOTION MADE BY COMMISSIONER LYONS, SECONDED BY COMMIS- SIONER Loy, THE BOARD UNANIMOUSLY DETERMINED THAT THE IMPROVEMENTS LOCATED ON THE PROPERTY OWNED BY DALE GRABENAUER, PREVIOUSLY OWNED BY EVERETT J. GILL, DECEASED, LOCATED AT 1095 27TH AVENUE (INDIAN RIVER FARMS CO. SUB. PBS 2-25 S 1 ACRE OF S 5 ACRES OF E 10 ACRES OF TRACT 1, OR BK. 486, PP 765) ARE HEREBY DECLARED TO BE HAZARDOUS AND ARE PRESENTING A SAFETY AND HEALTH THREAT TO THE CITIZENS OF INDIAN 0 50 42 MAR 51980 '"`