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OCT 2 21980 BooK 45 PAGE 88 MR. PRESCOTT COMMENTED THAT HE DOES NOT LIVE IN THE SUBDI- VISION AS THE OTHER COMPLAINANTS DID, AND HE FELT THAT IS A MAJOR DIFFERENCE. COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR NELSON INFORMED THE BOARD THAT THERE IS NO DRAINAGE EASEMENT DRAWN ON THE PLAT, AND MR. PRESCOTT STATED THAT FORMER ADMINISTRATOR JENNINGS HAD SAID THE DEVELOPER HAD TO CUT THE DITCHES AND HAVE THE ROAD BUILT BEFORE THEY WOULD ISSUE PERMITS. LATIONS. CHAIRMAN SIEBERT EXPLAINED THAT IS TRUE UNDER TODAY'S REGU- ADMINISTRATOR NELSON NOTED THAT THIS PLAT WAS PUT ON RECORD AS A MATTER OF CONVENIENCE. THE PROPERTY WAS SOLD BY METES AND BOUNDS, AND THE ONLY WAY THEY COULD GET A BUILDING PERMIT WAS TO HAVE IT RECORDED. THE INGRESS AND EGRESS DOES NOT EVEN MEET REQUIREMENTS, AND THERE IS NO DRAINAGE SHOWN ON THE PLAT; NO DITCHES ARE CUT; AND NONE ARE SHOWN ON THE PLAT. THE ADMINISTRATOR THEN READ ALOUD THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATION FROM THE PLAT OF HAEGER HIGHLAND SUBDIVISION: CERTIFICATE OF APPROVAL T HE UNDERSIGNED DULY ACCREDITED REPRESENTATIVE OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF INDIAN RIVER COUNTY,FLORIDA,DOES HEREBY CERTIFY THAT SAID BOARD HAS DETERMINED THAT THE STREETS AND EASEMENTS SHOWN ON THIS PLAT ARE NOT REQUIRED FOR PUBLIC USE AND THAT THEY ARE NOT, AND WILL NOT BE, A PART OF THE COUNTYS SYSTEM OF PUBLIC ROADS; AND SAID BOARD HAS WAIVED A DEDICATION OF THE SAME TO THE PUBLIC, AND HAS APPROVED THIS PLAT.THE STREETS AND EASEMENTS WILL NOT BE IMPROVED OR MAINTAINED BY THE COUNTY UNTIL THERE IS A FORMAL ACCEPTANCE OF THESE STREETS AND/OR EASEMENTS OR ANY PART THEREOF BY THE COUNTY., APPROVED THIS/Z DAY OF ivy ,1975. CFNTY ADMINISTRATOR MR. PRESCOTT STATED THAT IN THE MINUTES OF A PREVIOUS MEETING ON THIS MATTER, THE COUNTY ATTORNEY STATED THAT IT WAS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE COUNTY TO PURSUE THIS MATTER, AND HE ASKED IF THE BOARD IS NOW CHANGING THEIR MIND ON THIS. ATTORNEY COLLINS INFORMED HIM THAT THE MINUTES HE READ DID NOT HAVE SUCH A COMMENT IN THEM, AND WHAT THEY DID SHOW WAS THAT HE SUGGESTED THE ADMINISTRATOR TALK TO THE VARIOUS PROPERTY OWNERS AND ORGANIZE THEM FOR A SELF-HELP PROJECT TO TRY TO RELIEVE THE PROBLEM. ADMINISTRATOR NELSON NOTED THAT HE HAD A RECENT CONVERSATION WITH FORMER ADMINISTRATOR KENNINGS, WHO INDICATED THAT THIS PROBLEM WAS NOT THE COUNTY'S RESPONSIBILITY.