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APR 7 1992 <br />e <br />The Sale Agreement dated April 7, 1982 between Treasure <br />Coast Utilities, Inc., D. Travis Salter, and Indian River <br />County, Florida is on file in the Office of the Clerk. <br />DOUGLAS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL - DISCUSSION <br />Commissioner Wodtke reported -on the various meetings <br />with the School Board, where utilization of the property was discussed, <br />as well as having a reverter clause or a quit claim deed. <br />He advised that the School Board felt it would be better to <br />make the building available to the County; then the County <br />could determine the utilization of the buildings, which are <br />located on approximately eight acres. Commissioner Wodtke <br />continued that, in case of an emergency, the School Board <br />might have to -utilize some of the classrooms until the new <br />school was built in the north part 'of the County. He <br />suggested that possibly the Florida Community Health Agency <br />could use the wooden structure on the premises for their <br />offices. <br />Ms. McCoy, of the Florida Community Health Agency, came <br />before the Board and gave a brief summary of their <br />background of providing health care' services in seven <br />counties. She proposed that they discontinue using their <br />mobile unit, and,try to establish a permanent site at <br />Douglas'Elementary School. Ms. McCoy stated that this would <br />enable them to extend into the evening hours to better serve <br />the people. She added that they have a grant to operate, <br />plus they have a separate grant for any renovation; all <br />they need is the facility. <br />Commissioner Fletcher inquired as to the source of <br />their funds. <br />Ms. McCoy responded that they received federal funds: a <br />12 month grant from the Department of Community Health, and <br />the second was a Migrant Health Grant. She advised that <br />they had been in operation since 1976 and did not anticipate <br />any grant cuts. <br />