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DISCUSSION RE DEDICATION OF TRACKING STATION SITE FOR PARK PURPOSES IN PERPETUITY COMMISSIONER LOY FELT SUCH A DEDICATION WOULD BE A WAY TO STRENGTHEN THE COUNTY'S POSITION THAT THE LAND WE KNOW AS THE TRACKING STATION IS TO BE USED FOR RECREATION AND PARK PURPOSES, SHE STATED THAT IF THE BOARD FEELS THAT IS IN THE BEST INTERESTS OF THE COUNTY, THE DEDICATION HAS BEEN PREPARED AND IF APPROVED, CAN BE RECORDED. ATTORNEY COLLINS QUESTIONED WHETHER WE SHOULD STAND ON THIS DOCUMENT OR HAVE SOME ADDITIONAL INFORMATION, AND COMMISSIONER LYONS WONDERED IF THERE IS NOT A MORE PROPITIOUS TIME TO BE NAMING THIS. ATTORNEY COLLINS READ THE PROPOSED DEDICATION ALOUD. COMMISSIONER WODTKE ASKED IF WE ARE TALKING ABOUT THE PARCEL WE HAVE TITLE TO AND THE PIECE OF LAND WE PURCHASED, AND ATTORNEY COLLINS CONFIRMED THAT IS CORRECT: IT DOES NOT INCLUDE THE TRACKING STATION PROPERTY FOR WHICH WE HAVE APPLIED. MOTION WAS MADE BY COMMISSIONER WODTKE, SECONDED BY COMMIS- SIONER LOY, TO APPROVE THE PROPOSED DEDICATION AS READ ALOUD BY THE ATTORNEY AND AUTHORIZE ITS RECORDATION. ATTORNEY COLLINS COMMENTED THAT THE APPEAL WE ARE INVOLVED IN NOW PROBABLY WILL GO ON FOR FIVE OR SIX MONTHS, AND THE RESULTS PROBABLY WON T BE KNOWN UNTIL SOMETIME AFTER THE FIRST OF THE YEAR; IN ADDITION, IT WOULD BE HIS INTENT THAT WE GO THROUGH THE SAME PROCEDURE REGARDING THE NEW PIECE OF PROPERTY. THE ATTORNEY EXPLAINED THAT WE HAVE FILED THIS APPEAL CLAIMING THAT THE UNCONSTITUTIONALITY OF THE ANNEXATION BY THE TOWN OF INDIAN RIVER SHORES APPLIES TO ALL THE LANDS IMPROPERLY ANNEXED, NOT JUST THE 6.2 ACRES WITH WHICH THE COUNTY IS INVOLVED. COMMISSIONER WODTKE ASKED WHETHER WE WILL HAVE AN ANSWER FROM THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT IN REGARD TO THE DISPOSAL OF THE EXCESS PART OF THE TRACKING STATION PROPERTY THAT WE JOINTLY REQUESTED WITH FLORIDA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY WITHIN THE NEXT 30-60 DAYS, O'• Boa .44 PAcE 193 JUL 3 01980