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income was about 1/3 of their outgo; so, they will have to <br />take a harder look at how they insure. It was explained <br />that one thing flood insurance does not take into account is <br />storm surge, and they now are looking at the county and <br />taking into account the wave action both from the ocean and <br />the river. Consequently, they have come up with new maps <br />showing more flood prone areas; people will be able to build <br />there, but they will have a hard time getting insurance <br />which will affect financing. The Chairman noted that we are <br />going to have to take a look at these areas and also at our <br />Building Codes to be sure that the lowest structural member <br />on the building is above the flood line and that anything <br />below that is a break -away structure. The Chairman did not <br />feel the public should have to underwrite the people who <br />-- build in hazardous locations and asked that this matter be <br />included on the next agenda for a full report as to its <br />significance and possible action that should be taken. <br />FINAL BUDGET HEARING <br />The Chairman announced that the Regular Meeting of the <br />Board of County Commissioners would be adjourned in order <br />that the Board might convene in Special Session to -hold the <br />Final Budget Hearing. <br />The several bills and accounts against the County, <br />having been audited, were examined and found to be correct, <br />were approved and warrants issued in settlement of same as <br />follows: Treasury Fund Nos. 77724 - 77866 inclusive. Such <br />bills and accounts being on file in the Office of the Clerk <br />of the Circuit Court, the warrants so issued from the <br />respective bonds being listed in the Supplemental Minute <br />Book as provided by the rules of the Legislative Auditor, <br />reference to such record and list so recorded being made a <br />part of these Minutes. <br />BOOK 48 PAGE 97 <br />NOV 4 1981 98 <br />