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BOOK 43 PAGE 836 ON THE 911 SYSTEM WITH THEIR VIDEO TAPE, WHICH HE FELT WOULD BE WORTHWHILE TO WATCH. HE NOTED THAT BOTH THE CITY POLICE AND THE SHERIFF ARE VERY MUCH INTERESTED IN SEEING IF WE CANT GET THIS SYSTEM SET UP AS IT WOULD GREATLY SIMPLIFY THEIR JOBS. THE FIRE DEPARTMENT FEELS THE SAME WAY. HE REITERATED THAT IF IT IS ALL RIGHT WITH THE BOARD, HE WOULD SCHEDULE THE PRESENTATION OF THE VIDEO TAPE BY THE TELEPHONE COMPANY. CHAIRMAN SIEBERT DIRECTED THAT HE GO AHEAD AND SCHEDULE THE PRESENTATION, BUT EXPRESSED CONCERN ABOUT FINDING THE MONEY FOR ALL THESE PROJECTS. COMMISSIONER LYONS NEXT REPORTED THAT HE HAS HAD SEVERAL MEETINGS WITH CITY COUNCILMAN GREGG IN CONNECTION WITH THE POSSI- BILITY OF AN AGREEMENT PRIOR TO THE MAIN AGREEMENT IN REGARD TO PROVIDING SEWER SERVICE TO INDIAN RIVER SHORES, THE NEW CONDOMINIUMS THAT ARE BEING BUILT THERE, AND THEN ALSO TAKING OVER THE SEWAGE FROM THE COUNTY PLANT, PLUS WHATEVER SEWAGE IS REQUIRED BETWEEN THE SOUTH LIMITS OF THE TOWN OF INDIAN RIVER SHORES AND THE CITY OF VERO BEACH. HE STATED THAT WHEN THEY WERE TALKING LAST FRIDAY, HE FELT THEY HAD AN AGREEMENT FOR ALL PRACTICAL PURPOSES, NOT REALIZING THAT IN THE MAIL THERE WAS ANOTHER LAWSUIT FROM INDIAN RIVER SHORES. THE CITY COUNCIL APPARENTLY CONSIDERED THIS LAST NIGHT, AND THE INDICATION RECEIVED FROM THE CITY CLERK AND MAYOR SCURLOCK TODAY IS THAT THIS LAWSUIT PUTS A CLOUD ON THE PREVIOUS DISCUSSION. ATTORNEY COLLINS EXPLAINED -THAT THIS IS THE SAME LAWSUIT THAT IS CONTINUING. IT IS AN AMENDMENT TO THE COMPLAINT ALLOWED BY THE COURT, BUT THE TIMING WAS NOT PROPITIOUS. COMMISSIONER LYONS NOTED IN REGARD TO GETTING THE MAIN AGREEMENT GOING, IT WAS SUGGESTED THAT THE COUNTY MIGHT WANT TO CONSIDER A SPECIAL RATE FOR THE HOSPITAL, EQUAL TO THE CITY RATE THEY NOW HAVE, AS A MEANS OF GETTING THE HOSPITAL TO COME TO THE COUNTY WHEN THE TIME COMES. HE JUST PRESENTED THIS FOR THE BOARD TO BE THINKING ABOUT AND NOTED THAT HE DID NOT BELIEVE THE HOSPITAL 100