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AUG 3 1983 <br />Board was getting too large due to the new service areas and <br />suggested that representation from Indian River County be <br />the same proportionately as the representation from the <br />other counties, based on the amount of services rendered in <br />the counties, and that at no time should the representation <br />from Indian River County drop below two members on the Board <br />of Directors. <br />On Page 2,.Item 3 Attorney Brandenburg explained that <br />the clause was worded originally that if the organization <br />should cease to exist or was involuntarily dissolved by the <br />State of Florida or whatever, the property would revert back <br />to the County. Por. Diaz requested some provision be made so <br />if a successor organization that was designed for the exact <br />same service purposes would take over the Corporation's <br />operations, they would be able to transmit the property and <br />responsibilities to the successor organization. <br />On Page 2, under RESERVATION OF USE, Attorney <br />Brandenburg explained that the County wanted the right to <br />use any portions of the property or facility that were not <br />in use by either the Corporation or the West. Wabasso Civic <br />League for such County purposes as might come up in the <br />future. The Corporation asked that this be reworded <br />somewhat so that it would indicate any use that the County <br />would put on the premises would not interfere with their <br />existing uses on site. Further, that the County would give <br />them reasonable notice of intentions to use the site and <br />that the County would pay their fair share of the cost of <br />using the site as far as maintenance and other expenses was <br />concerned. <br />In addition, the Corporation requested an <br />indemnification and hold harmless clause in the agreement so <br />that should the County come in and use the site for any <br />activity, the County would be responsible, not the <br />46 <br />