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MAR 31982 February 25, 1982 10-- NEIL A. NELSON, COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR FROM: JEFFREY K. BARTON, FINANCE DIRECTOR - INDIAN RIVER COUI•fTY SUBJECT: A�i%idned parking for Finance Department Vehicle On January 20, 1982, a meeting was held in the Chairman' office during the lunch break of the Commission. The meeting was attended by Chairman Scurlock, David Greene., C. B. Hardin, and myself. A request was made for two (2) assigned parking spaces. One for the Tax Collector and the other for the Finance Department. After some discussion the Chairman agreed to the two assigned spaces. The space for the Tax Collector was to be painted and assigned in Lhe old emergency entrance area, and spice for Finance was to be assirined in the East parking lot adjacent to the'Commission chambers (second space from back dour). I would very much appreciate being advised as to any and all action taken on this matter at your earliest convenience. Motion was made by Commissioner Lyons, seconded by Commissioner Wodtke, that the Board accept the request for assigned parking spaces for discussion purposes. Commissioner Lyons understood the problem but thought, with the amount of traffic we have at the east parking lot, giving up spaces on a permanent basis was not right. Finance Director Barton commented that the biggest problem was having to park so far away, then when the ladies have to_ walk to the car in order to make a bank deposit, there is a problem. Chairman Scurlock suggested driving up to the front entrance and then picking up the bank deposit. Commissioner Bird felt this was a unique situation and was concerned for the safety of the ladies having to make the bank deposits. Discussion followed regarding the problem with handling money. Administrator Nelson wondered if it would be better to have the Sheriff's Department help out; the Litter Office is a deputy and he could help.