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it, but pointed out that over the years County policy has <br />been that they do not release any oceanfront. <br />Commissioner Lyons had the same feeling about the <br />riverside as the oceanfront, and Commissioner Bowman felt <br />that forty feet makes a very nice pocket for certain access <br />roads to the beach and stated her absolute objection to <br />giving away any access or any frontage. <br />Chairman Bird noted that the timing is bad because the <br />County just paid a lot of money to acquire beach frontage in <br />that area, and we would receive a lot of criticism if we <br />gave away frontage. <br />THE CHAIRMAN CALLED FOR THE QUESTION. <br />The Motion carried unanimously. <br />STATUS OF VILLAGE GREEN, PHASE IV ESCROW ACCOUNT <br />The Board reviewed the following memo dated 9/14/83: <br />TO: The Honorable Members of the DATE: September 14, 1983 FILE: <br />Board of County Commission <br />THRU: Terrance G. Pinto <br />Utilities Director <br />FROM: Jose A. Baird <br />Administrative Manager <br />SUBJECT: STATUS OF VILLAGE GREEN PHASE IV <br />ESCROW ACCOUNT <br />REFERENCE: <br />Indian River. County has not received a response from the letter sent registered <br />mail to Village Green on August 12, 1983, requesting the payments of $149,043.00 <br />to bring their escrow account up to date as required in Section XV of Resolution. <br />80-88. <br />Since Village Green Phase IV is not complying with Resolution 80-88, we recommend <br />that the Board of County Commission authorize the county attorney to take <br />appropriate legal action to ensure compliance with their franchise. <br />49 <br />SEP 211983 BOOK �5- 4 rAGE 7 <br />