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OCT 19 198 P ri 55 3) that the County has subscriptive rights to the road; and 4) that our maintenance map has been correctly filed and is in proper place, as that road has eroded over the years. Commissioner Lyons admitted he could not understand this at all, and Attorney Brandenburg stated that the problem is that Riverbend is having trouble marketing lots facing Indian River as there is a title problem -- it is a real dollar and cents matter. Ruth Stanbridge, member of the Jungle Trail Committee, apologized that the Jungle Trail Committee did not meet in September. She reported that they would have had a permit with the DER in regard to this right of way. It was to be issued on October 3rd; however, on September 30th, Florida Land Co. notified the DER that they had objections. She reported that they are now into administrating hearings on this matter. The erosion control permit would have reestablished part of the road bed that was in the river. She reported that they had already lost one grant of $10,000, and another grant was pending. Without a permit from the DER, they were stopped. She had understood that Florida Land Co. would not object to the erosion control. She also has problems with abandoning our maintenance map in that section because it is almost like saying that we don't .have rights to that road. Attorney Brandenburg stated --that it is obviously a boundary line dispute. If we shift the right of way slightly to the east, Florida Land Co. would have the right to apply for permits for such structures as a dock. He pointed out that if the Board approves the right of way shift, the roadway itself would not be moved. It would stay where it is now. Commissioner Lyons pointed out that the Jungle Trail Committee has worked hard and long on this and he felt that 45 ® M M