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L <br />SEP 2 6 1984 BOOK 58 FH;E 4S6 <br />into the groves because of the threat of spreading canker. <br />We have closed one on Jungle Trail. What he would like the <br />Board to do today is give him the authority on a discre- <br />tionary basis to restrict travel on roads that have no <br />special use to the public until the canker problem is <br />cleared up. <br />Commissioner Lyons believed that this is of great <br />economic import, and if there is a reason to close a road <br />whether public or not, it should be closed. <br />Administrator Wright noted that we will have to rent <br />some material to barricade roads. <br />Commissioner Lyons wished to know if the Sheriff has <br />the ability to enforce our barricades, and the County <br />Attorney confirmed that he did. <br />Chairman Scurlock inquired what amount the Adminis- <br />trator would like to be authorized to spend, and Public <br />Works Director Davis felt $3,000 would be about enough as <br />long as our crews are installing the signs, etc. The <br />biggest expense is for an outside crew to come in, and we <br />will do this with our traffic crews as much as we can.' <br />It was generally agreed the Administrator can use his <br />discretion, and noted that there is an appeal provision. <br />ON MOTION by Commissioner Lyons, SECONDED <br />by Commissioner Bird, the Board unanimously <br />gave the Administrator the authority to close <br />roads into groves at his discretion as discussed <br />for an amount not to exceed $3,000. <br />°CHANGE ORDER #1, CONTRACT #2, POTABLE WATER DISTRIBUTION <br />Cp <br />SYSTEM EXPANSION - SR 60 LL� d <br />The Chairman requested that the Board refer to the <br />material on Pages 199 thru 206 of the agenda backup <br />material. Staff memo and attachments are as follows: <br />72 <br />