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J U L 7 1982 <br />5o FAu I <br />124 <br />Administrative Aide Forlani explained that the <br />appropriate block was filled in before the application was <br />mailed to the Department of Revenue. A copy of the <br />completed application will be made a part of the Official <br />Record. ' <br />Commissioner Fletcher referred to page 39, line 12, and <br />requested that "north of State Road 60." be added after the <br />words "I-95." <br />Commissioner Fletcher referred to page 45, and <br />questioned the word "affirm" in the Motion. <br />Lengthy discussion ensued regarding the Motion. <br />Chairman Scurlock asked the Attorney how he would go <br />about not voting for approval of the minutes since he was <br />not present, nor was there a complete tape available for him <br />to review. He continued that the entire portion about beach <br />erosion was somehow erased, or not recorded. When he came <br />in to try to listen to the tapes, since he was out of town <br />for that meeting, he was unable to do so; therefore, he was <br />in a dilemma. <br />Attorney Brandenburg advised him that voting to approve <br />the minutes on his part was an indication that he believed <br />the staff had correctly indicated what occurred at that <br />meeting; not necessarily that he was present, and verified <br />himself that each word was actually said at the meeting. <br />The law states that each member of the Board will vote on <br />each item that is presented to them unless they have a <br />conflict. The Attorney continued that he does not have a <br />conflict, so he would have to vote on this item - unless he <br />would like to pass the gavel and leave for awhile. <br />The Chairman stated that was what he chose to do, <br />turned the gavel over to the Vice Chairman, and left the <br />room. <br />Commissioner Wodtke asked how Vice Chairman Fletcher <br />would like to change the wording of this Motion. <br />