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Planning Director Rever pointed out that Tax Collector Gene Morris issues the occupational licenses, and reported that he has had little luck with convincing the Tax Collector that he should require certain information from the applicant. Attorney Collins felt the license could be issued through any designated county official, possibly the Zoning Department, and any information required by ordinance would have to be supplied. On Motion by Commissioner Scurlock, seconded by Commissioner Bird, the Board unanimously agreed to separate flea markets from the transient merchants; to require a transient merchant to obtain an occupational license and before issuance of such license to provide a written statement of occupation, mailing address, etc.; said merchants to be allowed in commercial, industrial and agricultural districts; the ordinance to be rewritten accordingly and advertised for a public hearing. It was agreed that the subject of flea markets will be readdressed at a future date. REPORT RE INDIAN RIVER SHORES ANNEXATION - 99 YEAR LEASE Vice Chairman Wodtke reported on meeting with representatives of the Town of Indian River Shores and reviewed the following suggested changes to be made in the proposed agreement with the Town in regard to.annexation of a portion of the County Tracking Station Park property. (1) Page 2 - The Town of Indian River Shores wished to delete any reference to a specific number of years from the lease altogether. It was agreed to change 99 years to 50 and add the words "or so long as the County owns the land, whichever period is longer." (2) Page 2 - the original wording was that the Town would waive its rights to pursue annexation of that part of Parcel I lying East of Section 19, Parcel II and Paxcel IV during the term of this agreement; this was changed to say that the NOV 181991 45 MOK 8 PACT176