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APR 7 1982 Motion was made by Commissioner Bird, seconded by Com- missioner Wodtke, that this item be deferred in order to give Mr. Howard an opportunity to seek legal and accounting advice. Commissioner Bird included in his Motion that the County Attorney be authorized to meet with Mr. Howard's attorney and the Drainage District attorney to discuss his options and to come back to the Board with a report. Commissioner Wodtke seconded the addition to the Motion. The Chairman called for the question. It was voted on and carried unanimously. STATUS REPORT ON SIXTEENTH STREET Engineer Davis commented that there was nothing to report on the Sixteenth Street project at the present time: THIRTY-SIXTH STREET LIGHTING The Board discussed the memorandum dated March 30, 1982, as follows: TO: The Iionorable Members of the DATE: _March 30, 1982 F1 LE: Board of County Commissioners �hRequest from Dr. Edward Attarian, M.D. THROUGH: David Greene, Acting- SUBJECT: for Installation of Street Lighting • Cony Administrator .along 36th Street from U.S. #1 to the Indian River Memorial Hospital FROM: James W. Davis,T REFERENCES: Letter 1) Dr. E. Attarian, M.D. to Public Works Director Wn. C: Wodtke dated April 2, 1981, Requesting Street Lighting of 36th 2) Frank H, Call, Mgr., Electrical Engineering, City of Vero Beach to Jim Davis, County Engineer, dated July 7, 1981 Regarding Street Light- ing of Barber Avenue. 3) Frank P. Pendleton, Electrical Engineer, City of Vero Beach, to Jim Davis, County Engineer, dated July 21,1981 Description and Conditions: The Engineering Division has contacted the City of Vero Beach Electrical Engineering Department and requested consideration of providing adequate street lighting of 36th Street and Barber Avenue (37th St.) from U.S. #1 to the new hospital site. The City of Vero Beach is the only frachised electrical supplier to this area. A cost estimate and design has been prepared for both 36th Street and 37th Street, (Barber Ave.). The design of the 37th Street project includes the installation of 29 - 22,000 lumen high pressure sodium lamps on 35' wood poles spaced every 200' + at an estimated annual cost of $5,547.12. This design is based upon an intermediate collector roadway classification.