Laserfiche WebLink
�NOV 13 1985 <br />this kind of residential treatment center. <br />BOOK '62 PAGE 114 <br />He advised that <br />Indian River County would not be requested.to fund the hospital- <br />based facility. <br />Commissioner Wodtke believed there is no greater need in the' <br />4 -county area than for this treatment facility and that the <br />program cost of $40 per day is quite reasonable. He preferred, <br />however, that we work out some sort of lease agreement with the <br />Mental Health Center rather than a transfer of property. <br />Attorney Vitunac advised that he was planning on putting a <br />reverter clause into the transfer stipulating that if it ever <br />stops being used as a public facility, it will revert back to the <br />County. <br />Dawn Smith, Legislative Aide to State Representative Dale <br />Patchett, reported that he would be very happy to submit a bill <br />to the Legislature requesting funding for this program. <br />State Attorney Coulton and Attorney Smith of the Public <br />Defenders Office both expressed their support of the program but <br />felt the big battle will be getting it through the Legislature. <br />ON MOTION by Commissioner Scurlock, SECONDED by <br />Commissioner Wodtke, Commissioner Bird being <br />temporarily delayed, the Board unanimously (4-0) <br />instructed the County Attorney to proceed in <br />conveying that property over to the Mental Health <br />Center. <br />Attorney Vitunac asked whether this would be subject to a <br />reverter clause or if it would be a straight deed, and <br />Commissioner Scurlock believed the intent of the Motion was that <br />the County Attorney be authorized to negotiate to come up with <br />what is acceptable because he felt it is going to be a process of <br />working with the State to see what requirements they may or may <br />not place on this. <br />6 <br />® � r <br />