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As for Company receivables, the Company claims them (for whatever worth) if only because the receiver has a colorable claim to a portionof them. I make no claim to those sums actually received by the County for service the month of May,1981. -.I would e::pect-the County and attorney Collins to remain neutral and silent on all matters involving the receiver. I plan to pursue and defend the D.E.R. case on appeal and, specifically, the receiver's invoice for services; however,I expect to transfer property without lien or enc9-imberence of title. I anticipate the receiver's claim will be settled frith the payment of some monies to him. The County is not to hold back or set-off any monies of whatsoever nature and amount from the settlement sum, whether from any department, taxing division, license and permitting division, etc;,,; nor shall any further future claim be made against the Company or myself. I cannot obtain at this time a voluntary dismissal of the D.E.R. actions inasmuch as they predicated said -dismissal upon the full tran- sfer of property to the County and the resolution of the receiver's claim. However, they have stated that such can take place and, that they have no intention of pursuing the $75,000 "trust fund" claim in the sewage treatment plant case. Their principal concern was to not have to start over and file anew_the notice of citation. If you have any questions concerning this -offer, or if I can be of further assistance,you may reach me in Miami through the offices of -J. Randolph Lipscomb, Esq. (I will be in Miami or Vero Beach the dates of December 30 -January 6) or in Atlanta. Respectful ,� onald Tra Salter The Attorney felt the County should obtain a list of the assets of Treasure Coast Utilities, Inc. to assure what the County would be purchasing. Motion was made by Commissioner Lyons, seconded by Commissioner Wodtke, that the Board tentatively approve the acceptance of the offer made by Mr. Salter, subject to the conditions the Attorney has raised as to the assets situation; authorize the Administrator to pursue FmHA financing; and to transmit the action of the Board to Mr. Salter. The Board discussed the matter and it was determined that they were taking Mr. .Salter's offer seriously, but particular problems must first be solved. There was no formal acceptance but it should be indicated to Mr. Salter that the County was interested. The Chairman called for the question. It was voted on and carried with a vote of 4 to 1, with Commissioner Fletcher voting in opposition. NOK 8 mu458 40 J