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FINGER DOCKS FOR SEBASTIAN BOAT•RAMP <br />The finger docks at the Sebastian Boat Ramp have deteriorated and <br />have been removed by the City of Sebastian. They asked that <br />$6,000 be approved from the motor boat registration fees or from <br />the Florida Boating Improvement Fund to replace the finger docks. <br />The Committee voted 7-1 to recommend that the County Commission <br />approve up to $6,000 to come from the Florida Boating Improvement <br />Fund. <br />ON MOTION by Commissioner Eggert. SECONDED by <br />Commissioner Bowman, the Board unanimously approved <br />up to $6,000 to replace the finger docks at the <br />Sebastian boat ramp with funding to come from the <br />Florida Boating Improvement Fund. <br />REPORT ON VICTORY PARK - PHASE 11 <br />Commissioner Eggert reported that Phase II of Victory Park <br />has been funded, and that will take care of the $85,000 backup <br />loan. <br />C.O.R.E...PROPOSAL TO PLANT SEA OATS ON DUNE AT TRACKING STATION <br />PARK . • <br />The Board reviewed the following letter dated 4/18/88: <br />April 18, 1988 <br />Board of County Commissioners <br />Indian River County, Florida <br />Dear Commissioners: <br />C.O.R.E., Incorporated <br />Conserve Our Resources, Incorporated <br />P.O. Box 6232 <br />Vero Beach, Florida 32961-6232 <br />611 9 <br />n, ArR LL8 <br />N <br />R�.Ci JV G <br />SOARD COUNTY <br />COMMISSIONERS �� <br />Oe <br />ti <br />This letter is a formal follow-up to our recent discussions with Gary Wheeler <br />regarding C.O.R.E.'s proposed volunteer sea oat planting project on Sunday, <br />April 24th at gam at the county Tracking Station Park. <br />This location was chosen because of the natural vegetation that exists on the <br />dune. There would be no irrigation required since sea oats can exist on the <br />ocean spray. <br />The project will involve the planting of 2,0I)0 sea oat plants along the toe <br />of the dune. The plants will be planted in a strip approximately six fectwide & 600' <br />long, with a spacing of 18 inches between plants. The plants have been donated <br />to C.O.R.E. by PIONEER PLANTS, a native plant nursery, located in Fort Pierce, <br />which specializes ingrowing sea oats for dune restoration projects. <br />APR 1 1988 <br />49 <br />BOOK 72 i v E. 130 <br />