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Fr- -7 <br />S E P 0 1986 BOOK 65 PA;E 640 <br />ON MOTION by Commissioner Lyons, SECONDED by Com- <br />missioner Wodtke, the Board unanimously authorized <br />out -of -County travel for the appropriate people to <br />make one more trip to St. Louis to take one last <br />look at the system used by this member of the CAD <br />Consortium. <br />The Chairman requested that Commissioner Lyons write the <br />Sheriff and request a reply in writing addressing the items we <br />have discussed above. <br />in further discussion, Commissioner Wodtke commented that <br />there is one letter from Command Data System that says they could <br />install_a total CAD system for $99,000. <br />Commissioner Lyons believed that is on the low side of any- <br />thing he has heard discussed and agreed that it should be further <br />examined. <br />It was emphasized that figures on the overall cost of the <br />system, including the operating cost, are needed as soon as <br />--possible. <br />WATER ASSESSMENT ROLL - ROUTE 60 (SEXTON PROPERTY) <br />Assistant Utility Director Jeffrey Barton reviewed the <br />following memo: <br />TO: BOARD OF COUNTY COMMI S ONERS <br />THRU: TERRANCE G. PINTO <br />DIRECTOR OF UTILITY SERVICES <br />DATE: August 29, 1986 <br />FROM: JEFFREY K. BARTON <br />ASSISTANT DIRECTOR DIRECTOR OF UTILITY SERVICES L/ <br />SUBJECT: WATER ASSESSMENT ROLL - ROUTE 60 (SEXTON PROPERTY) <br />BACKGROUND AND CONDITIONS <br />When Indian River County surveyed individuals willing to have <br />assessment liens placed against their properties for the Route 60 <br />water extension project, the Sextons' needed 70 ERU's of Water for <br />their property which was to become Sugarmill Subdivision, Units 2, 3, <br />4 and 5. The County's assessment lien, when finalized, did not <br />include the 13 lots in Unit 2. Therefore, the Sextons' only need 57 <br />ERU's for the balance of the property. Several individuals owning <br />lots in Unit 2 have purchased water taps from County Utilities direct <br />and paid the $1,140 each. This money was deposited into the County's <br />Impact Fees Account, not the Assessment Roll Account. <br />. - 20 <br />