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Attorney Polackwich announced that his intent was to streamline the process, not attend <br />the Water Control District Meetings or retain this function. He suggested designating the County <br />Administrator or his designee to either attend the Annual Meetings in person, or appoint a <br />representative to vote on matters by Proxy. <br />Commissioner Davis believed it would be best for the delegations to go through the <br />Commission Office, and Commissioner Wheeler felt it best to go through either the County <br />Administrator or County Attorney. <br />ON MOTION by Vice Chairman Solari, SECONDED by <br />Commissioner Wheeler, the Board unanimously approved <br />Resolution 2010-041, as amended, delegating the <br />authority to the County Attorney County Administrator or <br />his designee to either attend in person or appoint a <br />representative by Proxy to vote on any matter at Annual <br />Meetings of any Water Control Districts within Indian <br />River County where Indian River County and/or the Solid <br />Waste Disposal District is a land owner within that <br />District. <br />13. D. EMPLOYMENT CONTRACT POLICY <br />Attorney Polackwich recapped his Memorandum dated May 12, 2010, providing <br />background and analysis on the policy for contract employees. Presently there are five County <br />contract employees: County Administrator, Assistant County Administrator, County Attorney, <br />Deputy County Attorney, and Assistant County Attorney, and by Ordinance, the only one not <br />required to have a contract is the Assistant County Administrator. He said that according to <br />Code, the Board directly controls the contract terms of the County Administrator and the County <br />Attorney; therefore, he did not think a policy was necessary. <br />19 <br />May 18, 2010 <br />