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_ M M oceanside and not exercise the right of first refusal, the owners wants assurance they would have access through their parcel to the ocean. Chairman Bird asked if there would be dune walkovers at their expense, and the Attorney stated that the only thing the contract provides is that they would have -access and it would have to be mutually acceptable access. Under the Golden Sands contract, the county is obligated to pay half the cost of title insurance and documentary stamps whereas on the other contracts, the sellers pay the entire cost. Commissioner Lyons wished to know what kind of money this involves, and Attorney Brandenburg stated that the documentary stamps would amount to approximately $3,500; altogether he felt it would amount to less than $10,000. Lengthy discussion followed -as to measurements and areas of the various parcels, costs, etc., and the belief that the funds will only be enough to purchase three out of the four parcels. The.possibility of submitting the Howell Chapman property to the Save Our Coast Program to combine with the Erdo and Bell Road properties was reviewed, and it was noted that there are no adjacent parcels that would combine with the Golden Sands property. Commissioner Wodtke felt the oceanfront portion of the Stanny parcel is a must to add on to Round Island Park; Golden Sands was his second choice, and then just the Erdo parcel, which would leave about 1.5 million to work with. Commissioner Scurlock stated that he tended ta�favor the Stanny parcel, plus the Bell Road and Erdo parcels rather than Golden Sands. Chairman Bird felt more strongly about Golden Sands because it is closer to our overflow problem at Wabasso Beach. Commissioner Scurlock noted that wherever we develop a park, adjoining owners get aggravated, and having more 9 JUN 8 1983 Box 53 PAGE -675