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r F E 8 16 199 <br />and square footage in conjunction with the coastal <br />828 <br />construction setback line. There seems to be a very strong <br />feeling that a definite responsibility rests on the upland <br />property owners in conjunction with the coastal construction <br />setback line. <br />Commissioner Wodtke reported that he and Public Works <br />Director Davis had met with Andy Hobbs of the Corps of <br />Engineers in Jacksonville the previous week. <br />Mr. Davis distributed a summary of that meeting to the <br />Commissioners, as follows: <br />TO: DATE: FILE: <br />Com<n�.ssioner William C. Wodtke February 14, 1983 <br />TIMUGH: Mich <br />County #iLstrator <br />SUBJECT: Report of meeting beld February 10, <br />1983 at the Jacksonville, Florida <br />office of the U.S Army Corps. of <br />Engineers concerning the Indian River <br />County Beach Renourishment Project <br />FROM: : James <br />W. Davis, P. REFERENCES: <br />Public Works Directo j <br />On Feiay 10, 1983, at 12:30PM, a meeting was held at the Jacksonville, Florida <br />office Gf the U.S. Any Corps. of Engineers attended by: <br />Andy Hobbs - Chief, Coastal Branch, C.O.E. <br />Charlie Stevens - Study Manager, C.O.E. <br />Earl Howard- Coastal Engineer Division, C.O.E. <br />naissioner William C. Wodtke, Chairman Beach Preservation and Restoration <br />CcnTdttee <br />Chainmen Richard N. Bird, Board of County Commissioners <br />Michael Wright - County Administrator <br />Gary Brandenburg - County Attorney <br />James W. Davis - Public Works Director <br />Mr. FbUx informed the attendees that the Indian River County Beach Renourishment Project <br />is currently in the Washington, D.C. office of the Chief) U.S. Army Corps. of Engineers. <br />Indian River County s Project, along with some 200 -other various projects, is being <br />held by the Chief of the C.O.E. pending action by Congress and the President to indicate <br />the authorization of a Water Resource Program or similar Public Works Programs. At <br />this tip, the Corps. is trying to get authorization to begin further Engineering <br />on thesat 200 projects so that the Engineering.work does not suddenly impact their <br />design section all at once. The most important fact at this time is that Indian <br />River Cotxty does not have an authorized Project. <br />Mr. Hobbs` informed the County representatives that the U.S. House of Representatives <br />approved Indian River County's request for FY 83/84 federal fmding in the amount of <br />$130,000 for the additional C.O.E. Engineering work, as included by the D.E.R. in the <br />-annual Public Works Program Budget. The House passed the request on to the U.S.Senate, <br />40 <br />