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Nov 2 7 1985 soa . 62, Pnq' � Attorney Vitunac explained that the residents of Breezy Village wish to create a mobile home park recreation district pursuant- to Chapter 418 of Florida law, which allows mobile home parks to form this district for the purposes of buying out the common areas and recreation areas by a special assessment equally placed against each mobile home lot. The residents of Breezy Village have asked for this opportunity to ask the Board's permission to have the Legal Department draw up an -ordinance for presentation to the Board on December 18, 1985. No referendum is required since they have a petition signed by a majority of the registered voters in the district. All that would be required is the adoption of an ordinance by the County and then in March, 1986, an election would be held for the Board of Trustees of the district. The trustees would establish a budget just like any other special district and the Tax Collector would collect the assessments. There is no County involvement other than creating the district. Commissioner Scurlock wanted the County to extend notice to each resident in the park just to make sure that all the residents are aware that the ordinance is to be considered on December 18th and have the opportunity to offer public input, rather than just the typical notice on the back page of the newspaper which may or may not be read. MOTION WAS MADE by Commissioner Scurlock, SECONDED by Commissioner Wodtke, that the Board authorize the County Attorney to draw up an ordinance and notify all the residents and owners of Breezy Village of the Public Hearing scheduled for December 18, 1985 for the purpose of adopting an ordinance creating a recreational district in the mobile home park. Under discussion, Eric Pollard, representing Breezy Village Home Owners Association, Inc., advised that the residents do own 34