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The Board thereupon recessed for lunch at 12:05 o'clock <br />P.M. and reconvened at 2:30 o'clock P.M. in a Joint Meeting with <br />the City Council of Vero Beach, with the same members present <br />except for Commissioner Patrick B. Lyons, who did not return. <br />Present from the City of Vero Beach were Mayor David Gregg, <br />Councilman John Acor, Councilman Gary Parris, and Councilman <br />Terry Goff. Absent was Councilman William H. Cochrane. Also <br />present were Charles Vitunac, City Attorney; and Phyllis <br />Neuberger, City Clerk. <br />DISCUSSION - BEACH RESTORATION AND ASSOCIATED SUBJECTS <br />Chairman Scurlock called the meeting to order and noted <br />that though there has been much dialogue and discussion re beach <br />renourishment over the years, it seems the recent storm has <br />brought a much greater awareness of the problem throughout the <br />community. <br />Chairman Scurlock announced that public discussion today <br />will be limited to a total of 30 minutes on each side of the <br />issue. He felt one of the key elements to be addressed, aside <br />from beach renourishment itself, is a coastal management plan on <br />a long term basis. He advised that there has been considerable <br />cooperation between the City and the County to come up with a <br />equitable funding formula. <br />Chairman Scurlock turned the meeting over to Mayor David <br />Gregg, who called to order a Special Meeting of the City Council <br />of Vero Beach, and then requested Commissioner Wodtke to present <br />his report on the activities of the Beach Preservation & <br />Restoration Committee. <br />Commissioner Wodtke reported that at last week's meeting <br />the Committee agreed to recommend a modification of Plan A, by <br />which modification the private property owners would pay 50%, <br />the County 30%, and the City 20% of the beach renourishment <br />funding. <br />110 F1 IIITI'1111 <br />falam <br />BOOK 59 �'!.uc 280 <br />