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e <br />replenishment programs have been studied. He commented that <br />he would plead for the people using the beach, and not for <br />the people that have property on the beach. <br />Commissioner Bird inquired if Mr. Dulles felt <br />Commissioner Wodtke's Motion was a step in that direction. <br />Mr. Dulles responded affirmatively. <br />Frank Zorc, interested citizen, came before the Board <br />and urged them not to imply that the Board was willing to <br />sponsor a program. He then asked that the Board read a <br />report that he had which was signed by 100 geologists. The <br />report is on file in the Office of the Secretary to the <br />Board. Mr. Zorc asked the Board not to make a commitment on <br />behalf of the County. <br />William Koolage, interested citizen, talked about tidal <br />floods and the damage that it can do. He felt that if sand <br />were pumped on the beach, the tides were going to change it. <br />He encouraged getting local input from the residents on this <br />-matter. Mr. Koolage stated that if the beach does recede, <br />he was not about to bail out any property owners on the <br />beach who built there. <br />THE VICE CHAIRMAN CALLED FOR THE QUESTION. <br />It was voted on and carried with a vote of <br />3 to 1, with Vice Chairman Fletcher voting <br />in opposition. <br />Ralph Sexton, Vero Beach resident, thanked the Board <br />for passing the Motion, and wanted to impress upon the Board <br />the importance of the Corps of Engineers project, which he <br />has been working on for eleven years. He advised that he <br />heard from the Secretary of the Army, who wrote that this <br />project depended on the community's willingness to <br />participate. <br />JUN 16 1982 <br />46''0 P6 .47 ... <br />