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M Discussion ensued as to what further action the County Commission should take tomorrow. Commissioner Scurlock noted that the reason he voted for the Motion was because he only received the proposed agreement today and had not had time to analyze it; he would support an annexation with a proper agreement. Attorney Collins explained the situation as it stands, noting that the Town could have their second reading of the ordinance and call for -the election, and if the County did not take any affirmative action to prohibit the election, they could proceed. It would then be up to the County to try to stop the annexation. He stated that he could go to the Town's meeting tomorrow, but the Board would have to give him specific instructions as to what they want done; there is a 30 day period for action to be taken. Commissioner Wodtke stated that he would not recommend that we stop working on an agreement, but he still felt strongly that we need to proceed with developing the park. Discussion followed in regard to a binding plan for funding. Argument continued with Pebble Beach Villas contending that they still are being condemned for their original actions now that the battle is over. The possibility of allowing a portion of the five acres to be annexed, possibly 100' was discussed. Attorney Collins stated that the Statute talks in terms of not creating corridors and he did not know how narrow a piece of property would qualify. It was pointed out that this would not settle the policing problem. Motion was made by Commissioner Scurlock to reconsider the previous action. The Motion died for lack of a second. CHANGE ORDERS - COURTHOUSE AND ADMINISTRATION BUILDING Construction Project Representative Hercules Kontoulas informed the Board that Change Order No. 27 - Courthouse, involves credit for work not done and materials not OCT 211991 65 BOOK 47 PAGE S38