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asked if they have to pay for the permit or put up a deposit to utilize the park. Supervisor Cook felt that is up to the Board and noted that as of now, they have no charges except $1.50 an hour for a canoe. Acting Administrator Greene reported that staff will present a recommendation re fees to be considered along with the ordinance. On Motion by Commissioner Bird, seconded by Commissioner Lyons, the Board unanimously authorized the Attorney and staff to continue to work on the Parks Ordinance and when they feel they have it in final form to schedule and advertise a public hearing for final adoption. , Commissioner Lyons noted that the Sheriff has said that he cannot delegate the Police Department of Indian River Shores to enforce the rules in the -County Park, and he felt there must be some way to work this out so that the police in Indian River Shores can enforce the rules not only in the Indian River Shores portion of the park but also in the County portion. He requested that Attorney Brandenburg look Q. c y : s into this, and Mr. MacAdams reported that Indian River Shores Attorney Clem is looking into this also. VANDALISM AT DONALD MAC DONALD PARK Commissioner Bird informed the Board that some years ago Indian River County entered into a lease agreement with the Florida Forestry Service on land the County owns fronting on the Sebastian River in the Roseland area. The State needed a site for a fire tower, as well as for storing equipment and housing some personnel, and in return, they agreed to help the County develop a campground and park on this 35 acres. The fire tower now has been taken down; the Forestry Department, however, still has their buildings and equipment there. They have been maintaining this park as a MAR 17 1982 86 UCK 49 ?At E229