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obligation regarding the canal, but five years from now that formula could change as the area developed. Commissioner Bird amended his Motion to state that the County would have the right to perform necessary maintenance on the canal, and at the present time the County will enter into an easement agreement to share in the cost of the maintenance, as per the Administrator's recommendation, but that this would not obligate the County in any continuous maintenance. Commissioner Wodtke concurred with the amendment. Mrs. Teddy Welch approached the Board and stated that she would like to pursue this matter further, find out what it entailed regarding her property, then pass the informa- tion on to her attorney. She added that she would refrain from making any further comment at this time. The Chairman called for the question. It was voted on and carried unanimously, as amended. "SAVE OUR COAST" PROGRAM The Board reviewed the following memorandum dated January 27, 1982: TO: The Honorable Members of the Board of County Commissioners FROM. Neil A. Nelson, County Administrator DESCRIPTION AND CONDITIONS DATE: January 27, 1982 P LE: SUBJECT: "Save Our Coast" Program REFERENCES: On January 26, 1982, the County Director of Public Works met with Mr. Dave Buchanan, Florida Department of Natural Resources, to review the four (4) land acquisition applications submitted Dec. 11, 1981 by Indian River County to the D.N.R. under the Governor's "Save Our Coast" program. Mr. Buchanan stated that a few counties (Martin and Broward Counties included) have indicated in writing to the D.N. R. that they will help fund land acquisition in their respective Counties. Mr. Buchanan stated that this will greatly increase the County's chance of receiving State funds under the $200 million dollar bond program. He also stated that it is not too late for Indian River County to express the desire to participate in funding. 43 48 PA,F 808 A