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<br />the current fiscal year pursuant to Chapter 274, Florida <br />Statutes, as requested in the letter of June 30, 2006. <br />9. PUBLIC ITEMS <br />9.A. PUBLIC HEARINGS <br />9.A.1. BCAP <br />OARD ONSIDERATION TO PPROVE URCHASE OF THE <br />JLPASF <br />UDAH AND LOYD ARCELS OF THE RCHIE MITH ISH <br />HELAP <br />OUSE NVIRONMENTAL AND CQUISITION ROJECT <br />PROOFOFPUBLICATIONOFADVERTISEMENTFORHEARINGISONFILEIN <br /> <br />THEOFFICEOFTHECLERKTOTHEBOARD <br /> <br /> <br />(Clerk’s Note: This public hearing was heard following Item 9.A.2 due to a Quiet Title action <br />court hearing held at 8:45 a.m., this date.) <br /> <br />Chief of Environmental Planning Roland DeBlois displayed an aerial photograph <br />of the Judah and Lloyd parcels of the Archie Smith Fish House (on the National Historic Register) <br />explaining the parcels are a shoreline residential structure east of Indian River Drive, and the <br />Williams parcel is land west of Indian River Drive. It contains a dilapidated vacant house built <br />about 1925. The County intends to purchase the parcels, demolish the vacant house, and use the <br />salvaged materials towards restoring the riverfront historic structures. There is a submerged land <br />use lease also to be transferred to the County. The ballpark price for the restoration of the <br />riverfront historic structures, the residence/office and the boathouse is approximately $364,000 in <br />addition to the $1.5 million proposed purchase price. Since the purchase price is higher than the <br />appraised value, a super majority vote of the Commissioners (4 out of 5) would be required. <br /> Burney Carter <br />Attorneyas Guardian Ad Litem to Heather Evelyn Upton, a minor <br />child explained the results of the Quiet Title action. Ms. Upton is now owner of two-ninths, or <br />JULY 11, 2006 <br />18 <br /> <br />