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MAY 2 11980 <br />q)MO-Tetip" <br />deS �.1d305-231-1711 950 CONN WAY SUITE 3 <br />April 23, 1980 <br />Mr. W.W. Seibert <br />Chairman County Commission <br />2145 14th Ave <br />Vero Beach, Fl. 32960 <br />REALTORS <br />VERO BEACH, FLORIDA 32960 <br />7 � if.Tv •-��` i� <br />6.: i.•' <br />Re: Property located in Indian River County, Section 36, Township 32 South, <br />Range 39 East, and Section 31, Township 32 South, Range 40 East, 55 <br />Acres Plus or Minus <br />Dear Mr. Seibert: <br />This is to verify a conversation with Mr. Tommy Thompson in regards to the <br />above property. <br />The property is owned by the Employees Profit Sharing & Retirement Program <br />of Thermo Electric Company, Inc. of New Jersey. The Trustees have authorized <br />me to offer this property for sale. The sale would be on an "as is" with <br />no contingencies. I feel the property could be purchased for $175,000,00 <br />cash at the present time. <br />As you know it falls in the Proposed Wetlands Discharge Area in the 201 <br />Facilities Plan. <br />I believe the $175,000.00 is a very reasonable price and better than average <br />value for the county. <br />I an reoyj to have contracts completed at your direction. <br />, <br />Paul''. Koehler <br />Enclosed: Maps <br />cc: Mr. Robert Livingston <br />Mr. Jerome Quinn <br />Mr. Robert MacDonald <br />Board of County Commissioners <br />L.S. "Tommy" Thomas <br />Sub: Purchase of Property on Indian River <br />.S�/8 /,p0 <br />Enclosed with this memorandum, pursuant to this property is another memorandum <br />fromJohn A. Robbins, Engineer on 201 Plan, this letter is self explanatory. <br />In addition to the information included in his memorandum I believe the <br />County Commissioners should have the following information: <br />1- It as come to my attention that the purchase price is negotiable. <br />2- An arms -length purchase could very well establish a price for <br />other properties in the area. Any river front access is bound to have <br />considerable value to citizens of the county. Much of this property <br />can be kept in its natural state for such activities as the Audubon <br />Bird Watches; etc. Part of the land can be used for passive type <br />recreation such as scout meetings, picnics; etc. This will insure <br />a large tract of undeveloped natural land within the City limits <br />of Vero Beach. <br />_ This plus the facts outlinour engineer would appear t� <br />a reasonable benefit for ou ci izens provided it can be purcciased at <br />a reasonable price. <br />