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Abernethy confirmed that it had but the items were too small for that area. ON MOTION by Commissioner Bird, SECONDED by Commis- sioner Eggert, the Board unanimously (4-0) declared the above listed items surplus and directed that the funds from. their sale be deposited in the proper account in the Utility Department. OUTSTANDING AND OVERDUE PAVING AND DRAINAGE ASSESSMENTS Attorney Vitunac reviewed the following memo: TO: Board of County Commissioners FROM: Charles P. Vitunac, County Attorney DATE: September 26, 1988 RE: OUTSTANDING AND OVERDUE PAVING AND DRAINAGE ASSESSMENTS --Board Meeting 10/4/88 At the beginning of this year this office began working with the Tax Collector to solve the problem of approximately 60 delinquent paving and drainage assessment liens. Now arrangements have been made to make either a monthly payment or to pay the lien in full on all but one of the outstanding assessments. Regarding payment of the only remaining outstanding assessment (Bergamo), the homeowner and the Tax Collector have been negotiating on making arrangements for monthly payments. However, the problem is that the Bergamos say they can only pay $20 per month (which would take. approximately seven years to satisfy the lien), and the Tax Collector's Office feels the minimum they could accept on behalf of the County would be $50 per month (which would satisfy the lien in 21 years). The only other alternative to get the lien satisfied would be for this office to proceed with foreclosure against the property. Since this is a Board approved paving and drainage project and the money is owed to the Board of County Commissioners, the Tax Collector feels the Board should make the decision of whether to permit the homeowner to make the lower payment or to file the foreclosure. Therefore, we are requesting direction on how to proceed. OCT 41988 46 F ,E 443