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r___ -7 <br />NOV 18 1986 � <br />BOOK ucE•.�i<1� <br />TO: County Commissioners DATE: November 4, 1986 FILE: <br />- --- SUBJECT: Request approval of <br />applications to Florida <br />Boating Improvement Fund <br />FROM: Richard N. Bird REFERENCES: <br />Commissioner <br />The Parks and Recreation Committee made the following motions at their <br />October 16, 1986 meeting: <br />The Committee unanimously recommended authorization to proceed with <br />the restroom conceptual plan, and make application to the Florida <br />Boating Improvzme_nt Fund for an amount not to exceed $45-,000 to <br />complete the Joe Earman Park. <br />The Committee unanimously recommended a $20,000 contribution toward <br />the cost of paving the roadways to the launching ramps at Bob Summers <br />Park, the money to come from Florida Boating Improvement Fund. <br />It is requested that the Board of County Commissioners approve the <br />applications to the Florida Boating Improvement Fund for the above <br />projects. <br />Chairman Scurlock had a question relating to the priority of <br />Joe Earman Park as he knew Blue Cypress Lake Park has had serious <br />problems with their restrooms, and he wondered which park has <br />more use. <br />Intergovernmental Relations Director Thomas felt there is no <br />question that the boat ramp at Bob Summers Park is the most used <br />in the county; he felt Blue Cypress Park is mainly used on the <br />weekends. He noted that in any event we will have another appro- <br />priation of boating funds in January, probably around $25,000. <br />Commissioner Bird inquired about the status of the Blue <br />Cypress package sewer plant, and Director Thomas assumed the <br />plans were drawn but was not sure of the exact status. <br />In the ensuing discussion regarding restroom facilities, <br />0 <br />Director Thomas advised that we will be using portalets on the <br />Joe Earman island. park and that the $45,000 will be used for <br />actual construction of the pavilions, boat ramps, docks, etc. <br />6 <br />