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Chairman Scurlock felt that is just wishful thinking since at this point neither one of them has been willing to donate anything as far as he has been told. Assistant County Attorney William Collins informed the Board that the last word he had from R/W Agent Finney was that we had talked with Mrs. LaCava, who was in a position where she would be willing to sell but did not settle on a price. Southgate's trustee, Attorney Joe Collins, indicated they were not interested In having a road that would go inside the boundaries of their fence, but they would be willing to negotiate on 19' additional R/W if it went outside north of their fence; however, no price was discussed. This still would result in a 44' road rather than our 50' standard. Chairman Scurlock felt the logical thing to do, since we have no assurance we can ever acquire the R/W at a reasonabl-e price, would be to allow Mr. Faber to construct a paved driveway into his property on the 25' R/W, and we will barricade it at the eastern boundary of his property. Commissioner Bird agreed as he believed it would be a bad situation to bring that road through to intersect with U.S.1. in any event. Commissioner Wheeler felt the proposed solution might cause Southgate to look at this more closely. Commissioner Bird stated that he would like staff to pursue this option with Mr. Faber and his attorney and bring this back at a subsequent meeting. He asked if we need to get involved with the City if we barricade their road. Discussion continued as to whether we should be involved with this.matter or the City, and it.was confirmed that the portion we are discussing is in the county. Administrator Balczun asked if the Board would like staff to negotiate -a form of construction agreement with Faber.Press. Commissioner Bowman noted that.still won't solve his water JUL 1988 15 Boor `7 ,AG -155