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MAY Z6 TO: Board of County Commissioners of Indian River County FROM: Gary M. Brandenburg County Attorney 191#E827 : { DATE: May 11, 1982 FILE: SUBJECT: Quay Dock Road REFERENCES: Mr. Holmes has commenced Case No. 82-67 in the Circuit Court for Indian River County. This law suit is an attempt to end a dispute that has been ongoing for many years over the ownership of the por- tion of Quay Dock -Road that runs through Government Lot 3 to its point of intersection with the Indian River. The County Attorney, County Administrator and County Engineer have met with Mr. Roddenberry, attorney for Mr. Holmes, and Mr. Telkamp, the property owner to the north, in an effort to resolve the dispute and forever put to rest the questions involved. The letter attached to this memorandum represents a proposal from the concerned property owners. The proposal is as follows: A. Mr. Telkamp will convey by quit claim deed all property lying 25' north of the center line of Quay Dock Road. This will forever settle the ownership of the north one-half of the road- way. B. Mr. Telkamp will convey by quit claim deed the property located beyond the end of the pavement extending to the Indian River south of the drainage ditch and north of the Holmes/Telkamp line. This will forever settle the question of access all the way to the Indian River. This also corresponds to the historic route to the old dock. C. The County will improve and maintain the drainage ditch on the north side of the road (requiring work on approximately the last 1001). This is desirable from the County standpoint of improving drainage in the area. D. The County will culvert the ditch on the north side of Quay Dock Road at a point which would provide convenient access to the northern property. This culverting is necessary as clear- ing and deepening of the ditch will make it impossible for the north property owner to reach his property. E. Provide a turnaround on the north side of the road lined with cutoff telephone poles or other appropriate traffic channeling devices (provide culvert in ditch if,necessary) to provide enough space for a turnaround. F. Agree that the area between the terminus of the road and the Indian River be left in the same natural condition that it has been in for the last forty years. G. Accept a drainage easement from Mr. Holmes for the ditch on the south side of Quay Dock Road. H. Place a culverted turnaround at the southern side of the intersection of Government Lot 3 and Quay Dock Road. This will provide a means of turnaround for individuals who do not desire to go all the way to the river. i