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explained that they do not wish to go to the expense of hiring their own security guard, but, although at this point very few people are aware the park is open, they already are parking on the Pebble Beach Villa's property and making use of'their private shower and boardwalk. Mr. Latta continued that they do not wish to become a nuisance to the Sheriff, but they do worry about vandalism since they are only 30' from the park. He urged that the Board consider entering into a binding agreement with the Town of Indian River Shores so that Pebble Beach Villas may become a part of the Town once again. Discussion continued about the policing problem and the option of hiring personnel for the park, such as a lifeguard, etc. William Koolage, County taxpayer, spoke in opposition to the proposed annexation by Indian River Shores since the County is growing; we need access to the beach; and beach property is hard to come by. -He did not believe any agreement would last any longer than -it would take Indian River Shores to get a lawyer to attack it. Commissioner Wodtke reiterated that he had no problem with annexation of everything except the park area, and he believed if the property to the west of AlA were included, it would be a legal annexation. Motion was made by Commissioner Wodtke, seconded by Commissioner Bird, to agree to the annexation of all the property under discussion except parcels, 1, 2, 3 and 4, (the park properties). Further discussion ensued pro and con the proposed annexation and agreement re the park property, and Commissioner Wodtke pointed out that the Comprehensive Land Use Plan of the Town of Indian River Shores does not even allow any parks in the Town limits. He also did not what their intentions were as to participating in any funding of ®OT 211981 63 BOOK 47 PAGE 84- 6 I