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Attorney Vitunac informed the Board that right now the <br />regular County Utilities staff is working through Mr. Collins and <br />eVA V ¢Admor4rci!r ve <br />reporting to the Board and being charged a G&A charge of around <br />11%. <br />Commissioner -Wheeler expressed his feeling that we should <br />continue going to the Administrator; he could not see fragmenting <br />our administration structure. <br />ON MOTION by Commissioner Eggert, SECONDED by Com- <br />missioner Wheeler, the Board unanimously agreed to <br />continue with the current process of using county <br />staff reporting through Director Pinto to the County <br />Administrator. <br />LETTER OF CREDIT POLICY FOR DOCKS <br />Attorney Vitunac made the following presentation: <br />TO: Board of County Commissioners <br />Qp..Lae.czeui2,„,to, <br />FROM: Charles P. Vitunac, County Attorney <br />DATE: November 7, 1988 <br />RE: LETTER OF CREDIT POLICY FOR DOCKS <br />For some time now the Board of County Commissioners has had <br />a policy, adopted by ordinance, of allowing boat docks to be <br />built on empty waterfront lots on condition that the <br />builder -owner give the County a letter of credit conditioned <br />upon proper use of the dock. Failure to properly use the <br />dock would allow the County to cash the letter of credit and <br />use the money to remove the dock. <br />This policy is a tremendous drain on the resources of County <br />staff in preparing and tracking numerous -letters of credit <br />for what might be small gain to the public welfare. At the <br />October 17, 1988, meeting of the department heads under - <br />William G. Collins, II,. Acting County Administrator, it was <br />agreed that the County Attorney's Office should bring this <br />matter to the attention of the Board of County Commissioners <br />for a possible change in this policy. <br />41 <br />N O V 15 1988 <br />F' •y fi <br />[kV5 mE185 <br />