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3. Change the current ordinance to read "To schools that receive their operating budget from the imposition of ad valorem taxes on the residents of the community and which provide service in accordance with the compulsory attendance law of the State of Florida and public libraries." This alternative would also eliminate the ambiguity and would exclude private schools that operate on a tuition basis and all other educational situations that are not tax supported. The County Attorney requests your consideration on this matter so that I may prepare the proper ordinance for advertising. 1, Of Out i►rro ri�an,. gtonDa 3�"k'�0 Urpbonr (30:) 2315357 Mr., William Crosby Florida Cablevision 123516th Street Vero Beach, FL 3;960 Dear Mr. C6sby: Respectfully submitted, y Brandenburg r Upbonr (305)231.4130 :V 5-.- aint EFbIDIarb S ''f ao Otacb, glortba August 23, 1982 I was able tcj get some help in arriving at a definition of "schoo'►s" which will help sAtisfy our mutual concerns for meeting in an equitable manner the need fQr access to the television cable for educational purposes. I suggest th4t you propose an amendment to replace "Schools" with: °elementary and secondary schools -conducting regular classes and courses of study required for,elibibility to certification by, accreditation to, or membership in, the State Department of Education of Florida, Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools or the Florida Council of Independent Schools." In your meeting with the County Attorney you may wish to refer him Lo Sectio:, 196.012 �4) of the Code, on ad valorem tax exemptions, for the basis of this wording. Cordially, Arthur G. Broadhurst Assistant headmaster .. �.L' �I "fT { y �- �i4 F \qa}.. 3. Change the current ordinance to read "To schools that receive their operating budget from the imposition of ad valorem taxes on the residents of the community and which provide service in accordance with the compulsory attendance law of the State of Florida and public libraries." This alternative would also eliminate the ambiguity and would exclude private schools that operate on a tuition basis and all other educational situations that are not tax supported. The County Attorney requests your consideration on this matter so that I may prepare the proper ordinance for advertising. 1, Of Out i►rro ri�an,. gtonDa 3�"k'�0 Urpbonr (30:) 2315357 Mr., William Crosby Florida Cablevision 123516th Street Vero Beach, FL 3;960 Dear Mr. C6sby: Respectfully submitted, y Brandenburg r Upbonr (305)231.4130 :V 5-.- aint EFbIDIarb S ''f ao Otacb, glortba August 23, 1982 I was able tcj get some help in arriving at a definition of "schoo'►s" which will help sAtisfy our mutual concerns for meeting in an equitable manner the need fQr access to the television cable for educational purposes. I suggest th4t you propose an amendment to replace "Schools" with: °elementary and secondary schools -conducting regular classes and courses of study required for,elibibility to certification by, accreditation to, or membership in, the State Department of Education of Florida, Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools or the Florida Council of Independent Schools." In your meeting with the County Attorney you may wish to refer him Lo Sectio:, 196.012 �4) of the Code, on ad valorem tax exemptions, for the basis of this wording. Cordially, Arthur G. Broadhurst Assistant headmaster