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the builder was Chris Ekonomou. Mr. Ekonomou originally paid the $1,500 and gave up the land in order to get the building in there. Commissioner Bowman asked if they wouldn't have a problem if they are accessed only by a private road; she believed 14th street east of them is private. It was explained that the paved part of 14th Street in from 6th Avenue is the City's road. Administrator Balczun confirmed that from U.S.1 easterly to the Faber property line is privately held. If the Board is of a mind to accept Mr. Faber's proposal, he suggested they direct staff to negotiate an agreement as to standard of construction, maintenance, etc. Chairman Scurlock commented that he would be negotiating with adjoining property owners to allow them to construct a - private road on their private property, but the Administrator noted that 25' is county R/W, and he believed Mr. Faber is suggesting that he would, in fact, construct a road across his frontage on county R/W. Commissioner Bird noted that if you come west on 14th St. from 6th Avenue, it is a City street, but that R/W ends and there is private property between there and U.S.I. The point where we are talking about putting the barricade is at the end of the R/W so that people cannot cross the private property to get to U.S.1, and Chairman Scurlock agreed it would be on the eastern end of Mrs. LaCava's property. Attorney Lulich again requested that either the County do something or allow Mr. Faber to do something about it, noting that either way, they will not have a road up to county standards. Administrator Balczun believed we are about ready to settle with Southgate and La Cava for the 19' across their property, and he felt this would be a better solution as we then would have R/W fully from 6th Avenue to the western part of the Faber Press. ,JUL 5 1988 14 BOOK 73 Fmu.154