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AL 6 1983(OOK <br />Billy Graves, owner of the site in question, confirmed <br />that this was misquoted over the telephone, and the price is <br />$7,000 an acre. <br />Commissioner Lyons informed the Board that the <br />Facilities Committee, concurred in the choice of Site 7; <br />they also asked that the County Administrator be given <br />permission to go to the City of Vero Beach and/or the <br />Federal Aeronautics Administration (FAA), and find out if <br />can we lease or buy 5-10 acres of the Airport property. The <br />Committee would prefer 10 acres to assure they were going to <br />be comfortable on this piece of land for long time. It <br />was also felt that at the same time, investigation should be <br />made to see whether some sort of a deal could be made for <br />that much of the adjacent property to the east in case we <br />have a problem with the Airport property. <br />Chairman Bird asked who owns the property immediately <br />to the east of Site 7, and Mr. Davis stated that it is owned <br />by Marshall Barnes and he did not express a desire to sell. <br />Commissioner Wodtke wished to know if the changed price <br />of $7,000 per acre would cause any change in the ranking of <br />the properties. <br />Mr. Pinkerton pointed out that since there is over an 8 <br />point spread between the first choice and second place, it <br />would not cause any change. <br />Discussion followed as to an appropriate Motion, and <br />Commissioner Lyons stated that he agreed with the recommen- <br />dation of Site #7, assuming we can obtain an additional 5-10 <br />acres under a reasonable arrangement and that the water and <br />sewer prices aren't going to be too high. He noted that we <br />aren't too far away from North Gifford Road for sewer. <br />Mr. Davis discussed the size necessary for fire flow, <br />but felt due to the close proximity of County and City <br />services, both would be able to provide services. <br />