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will authorize us to go ahead and validate the bonds, and _ <br />eventually sell them. <br />Attorney Brandenburg reported that Mr. Byer, Vice <br />President of HETRA, indicated over the phone that he feels <br />the project is coming along too slowly. HETRA has <br />encountered and overcome a couple of problems. Drainage <br />difficulties on the property were solved after HETRA <br />obtained easements to clean out canals. They have also <br />taken away a job from an engineer who was dragging his feet <br />on the project and replaced him with a company from Cocoa. <br />Mr. Byer was very glad to hear that this resolution is on <br />the agenda today and he is requesting the Commission to <br />approve it. <br />Attorney Brandenburg explained that two changes were <br />made after the draft of the resolution was prepared and <br />included in today's backup material. The County Planning <br />Dept. has assigned a street address to the location and that <br />has been inserted. Secondly, a clause has been added which <br />indicates that this project would have priority, as far as <br />State allocations of industrial revenue bonds are concerned, <br />assuming that the Federal government passes a state-wide cap <br />on industrial development revenue bonds. If this <br />legislation is passed, the State would divide up those <br />industrial development revenue bonds to each of the <br />counties. Because legislation is in progress, the only <br />thing we can do now is to insert a clause into the <br />resolution stating that if that occurs, then this project <br />will have #1 priority for this County's allocation of <br />industrial development revenue bonds. <br />The Chairman opened the Public Hearing and asked if <br />anyone wished to be heard in this matter. There were none. <br />ON MOTION by Commissioner Bird, <br />SECONDED by Commissioner Lyons, the Board <br />32 <br />BOOK 57 FADE 424 <br />