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DEC 171980 nox -45 pAcE 46 - ATTORNEY COLLINS INFORMED THE BOARD THAT MRS. BOYLES HAS, ON AT LEAST TWO OCCASIONS THAT HE WAS AWARE OF, REPORTED THIS ALLEGED ENCROACHMENT TO THE COUNTY ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, AND HE BELIEVED MR. NELSON WAS GOING TO DISCUSS WITH THE BOARD AT THE NEXT MEETING THE STEPS HE WAS GOING TO FOLLOW TO DETERMINE WHETHER THE ALLEGED PROBLEM DOES, IN FACT, EXIST. _ ADMINISTRATOR NELSON FELT THIS HAS BEEN AN ALLEGATION MADE BY MRS. BOYLES FOR A GOOD NUMBER OF YEARS, AND HE BELIEVED WE SHOULD COMPLETELY RESEARCH IT AND SEE EXACTLY WHERE WE STAND, CHAIRMAN LYONS COMMENTED THAT THE ACTION PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION WAS TO MAKE AN ENTRANCE TO U.S. #1 AT 8TH STREET AND TO ELIMINATE THE ACCESS FROM 6TH AVENUE TO U.S. #1 GOING SOUTHBOUND. HE ASKED IF THAT IS CONTRARY TO WHAT MRS. BOYLES WOULD WANT. MRS. BOYLES STATED THAT THE ROAD IS WHERE THE DRAINFIELD FOR HER SEPTIC TANK HAS TO BE AND AS LONG AS THE ROAD IS THERE, SHE CAN T HAVE A SEPTIC TANK DRAINFIELD. CHAIRMAN LYONS BELIEVED THERE ARE TWO PROBLEMS - MRS. BOYLES BELIEVES THE COUNTY HAS ENCROACHED ON HER PROPERTY, AND THAT IS WHAT WE WOULD BE TRYING TO DETERMINE. SECONDLY, WE ARE TODAY TRYING TO ACT ON THE MATTER OF EFFECTIVELY CLOSING 6TH AVENUE AT U.S. #1, WHICH HE FELT WOULD BE TO MRS. BOYLES' ADVANTAGE. MRS. BOYLES STATED THAT IT WOULD BE TO HER ADVANTAGE IF THEY MOVED THE ROAD OVER TO WHERE IT BELONGS, CHAIRMAN LYONS ASSURED MRS. BOYLES THAT HER PROBLEM WILL BE ADDRESSED WHETHER OR NOT SHE GETS THE ANSWER SHE WANTS. _COMMISSIONER FLETCHER ASKED IF WHAT WE ARE VOTING ON IS TO CLOSE 6TH AVENUE, AND CHAIRMAN LYONS STATED THAT IT WAS TO CLOSE 6TH AVENUE TO SOUTHBOUND TRAFFIC AT U.S. #1 AND TO PROCEED WITH THE DESIGN TO CUT 8TH STREET THROUGH TO U.S. #1 AND MAKE THAT THE 6TH AVENUE EXIT. THE CHAIRMAN CALLED FOR THE QUESTION. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. ft IT WAS VOTED ON AND