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JAN 8 1986 BOOK 63 PAGE 177 donation towards the utilities. He did not think they would have a problem with that. Commissioner Bird agreed with Administrator Wright about having a written agreement if any of the property is sub -leased to another organization, just so the County is aware of it. Chairman Scurlock felt that the lease is okay, but we are saying that any time they go to sub -lease, we want to have all the commitments on both sides so that when a problem arises we have something spelled out. - Administrator- Wright suggested that they go one step further and work that out beforehand, because once the lease is signed, it is going to be more difficult. They could come back and say that they are not going to lease it to anyone, and then we would have Wabasso on our heads. Commissioner Wodtke expressed concern about the County removing the old wooden school building without determining if there is any part of it that would have historical value, and Administrator Wright reported that part of it is torn down already as the Board had instructed him either to tear it down or see if anyone was interested in salvaging it for materials. Chairman Scurlock assured Commissioner Wodtke that on a recent inspection of the site, he did not see anything of historical value left in the building. Commissioner Bird suggested adding some language in Paragraph 3 that says if they do sub -lease a portion of the facilities under this lease, that it be done with the approval of the Board of County Commissioners. Attorney Barkett advised that would be his suggestion also, unless Administrator Wright has a reason not to. Chairman Scurlock agreed because he wanted to see us take some action on this and move on. Commissioner Bird asked again about insurance, and wanted to be sure that liability is covered if the EOC is leasing to the Wabasso Progressive Civic League and someone gets injured at one 44 M a M