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ON MOTION MADE by Commissioner Bird, SECONDED by Commissioner Wodtke, the Board unanimously (4-0) agreed to continue consideration of the ordinance establishing paved road requirements to June 4th at 10:00 o'clock A.M. ARCHITECT'S PRESENTATION- HEALTH CLINIC BUILDING General Services Director Dean introduced Architect Lemos Ramos of Ramos & Associates, Miami, who is designing the new County Health Clinic. Mr. Ramos displayed a sketch of the site which will be in the area of 27th Street and the Relief Canal between 18th and 20th Avenues. He explained that he has used 19th Avenue, which ties to the existing Administration Building, for the main entrance to the property and the project and there are three other entrances. The main entrance to the Department of Health fronts on 27th St. with a secondary entrance for the clinic for maternity, pediatrics, nutrition, etc., and a service and staff entrance. There also will be offices for the Veterans and Welfare Services as well as Environmental Health Services. Mr. Ramos then displayed the floor plan of the proposed two story building, showing the waiting area and reception area on the first floor with a control point where you can get informa- tion. He noted that the second floor, which has the supporting services, can be reached by elevator or stairs, and they have a cashier on the control station and administratives areas with future growth points; a waiting room with terrace; conference rooms, auditorium, etc. He explained that on the first floor the spine of the building is a working corridor for the various clinic areas, as well as laboratory and X-ray, with the T-. B. a-nd V.D. clinics separated from the others. The building will be unpretentious but clean looking. Mr. Ramos advised that the project has been designed in accordance with the minimum standards of the state requirements for square footages, and in 61 Bou 64 F�x�cE5.�8 �Y 2 � �9