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were approved to acquire the 35' south of that right-of-way but it appeared that the construction was dormant. Mr. Davis advised that land in this area was changing hands all. the time, but they do want to initiate a request to the present owner of the land to deed that 35' road right-of-way to the County. Mr. Davis commented that 70' would be enough right-of-way to construct a road. Lengthy discussion ensued. Commissioner Bird inquired if it would satisfy the needs of the Council on Aging if the County would commit to them the need for a Senior Center, and that by the time they would be ready to purchase and occupy the building, the County would provide access from 6th Avenue to the property. He added that the County could either provide a temporary road to be constructed on the 35' right-of-way, or to obtain `- the additional 35' right-of-way. Commissioner Bird noted that the Board would have to address whether this could occur by using the petition paving program at the time they acquired the 351, or if it would be by some other means. At least for the purposes of the Council on Aging, Commissioner Bird added, they would be assured of having access to their property. Mr. Armstrong reviewed their time schedule. He reported they were targeting for July lst to acquire the property with the government funds and their own funds, and could possibly move in by September 1, or October 1, 1982. Engineer Davis pointed out that the County does not have the right-of-way west of Lot 12 and physically, they would have to move some mailboxes out of the way and move some driveway culverts, but it could be done. Commissioner Wodtke suggested fixing up the road with the understanding that' when the County does get the right-of-way, then could then engineer something at that time. MAY 51992 21 f �;gig 9 PQ E 5 5