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MAY 15 1985 BOOK ' P�-iu 1000 Attorney Brandenburg inquired whether the contractor has ordered anything yet, and Director Dean stated that he has not. Commissioner Scurlock noted that they told him they are waiting for the shop drawings, and Director Dean advised the Board that he talked with the project manager, who informed him that they have most of the shop drawings and will begin. They are laying out the building itself this morning. The Board was happy to hear this.. PROPOSED AD HOC COMMITTEE - ST. JOHN'S MANAGEMENT PLAN Commissioner Bowman expressed concern that we don't have all the information and that when the Pian comes back from the Corps, we will have even less information and need to be updated. She knew there is a lot of background material available and suggested we have an ad hoc citizen's committee of about five members set up to study this. Chairman Lyons believed the primary objective is to get an understanding of what they are trying to do and what the effect will be. Commissioner Scurlock felt the committee should contain representatives from the appropriate agencies, environ- mentalists, taxpayers re cost, etc., and Administrator Wright pointed out that we may have to go to Palatka with this committee. Commissioner Bowman suggested the following to make up the committee - Attorney B.T.Cooksey, Ruth Stanbridge, Art Challacombe, Susie Wilson, Mike Zeigler, and citrusman Lex Kromhout. Administrator Wright wished to give his usual staff disclaimer - he does not feel staff should actually be on the committee but just should give non-voting staff support. He further felt possibly we could have a representative of the Citrus League and the Drainage District. 69 r �r