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JAN 2 d 191 BOOK 67 NKF1151 Chairman Scurlock advised that after receipt of the above letter he asked staff to go ahead and begin negotiations on an agreement with First Baptist Church. Attorney Robert Jackson advised that the church does not have any plans for this property other than parking, but he felt the County would want to insert something in the agreement to protect themselves. The Board indicated their willingness for staff to continue working with the church to come up with an acceptable agreement. Commissioner Bird noted that Dr. Morgan made an offer to the County of his office across the street from the Administration Building for additional space and that Sonny Dean, Director of General Services, had replied to Dr. Morgan's letter stating that we did not have any use for it at the present time. Administrator Balczun advised that they will be making a presentation on the administrative space master plan within two months, and will look further into Dr. Morgan's offer. RECYCLING OF ROAD ASPHALT Public Works Director Jim Davis reported that Hill Milling, Inc. of Leesburg, Florida, are presently working on a road project in town using an asphalt recycling process. In this process they mill up the old asphalt, mix it with a liquid asphalt and some latex modifier before putting it down again. The DOT has been very interested in this process and have been testing it out for the last year. There is substantial interest in this process country -wide because of the substantially lower cost. Hill Milling has offered to do a 2 -mile stretch of 4th Street running west from Old Dixie Highway for $28,000, which is almost half of what the normal cost would be. Two years after paving that stretch in 1979, the County was forced to put down an inch of asphalt. Today, six years later, the road is falling ` apart again. This company would come in and mill off that 91