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vehicle would be used if at sometime Indian River Shores decided <br />to become a part of the ALS system. <br />Commissioner Scurlock explained that we could expand the <br />district in that case. He felt that before we ask the North <br />County to approve an increase in their millage cap, we should <br />establish a budget and identify how much money we have to raise. <br />There is also the option of using user fees. Basically, we would <br />be deciding on a level of service and the ability to pay. Each <br />of the 3 districts would contribute to the overall budget in some <br />proportionate manner. <br />Commissioner Eggert felt it would be a good thing to look <br />at, and that they would bring it back to the Board with what it <br />would be with a special assessment and what it would be under the <br />fire districts. <br />Commissioner Eggert pointed out that with Doug Wright taking <br />on the ALS administrative responsibilities, his job description <br />would change significantly, and hoped that the Board and <br />Personnel would look at that and come up with what is fair. <br />Administrator Collins advised that they are in the process <br />of doing that now. <br />Commissioner Eggert reported that Director Wright and <br />Attorney Vitunac have prepared an ALS proposal that is to go to <br />the hospital board. She understood that Michael O'Grady is eager <br />for a smooth transition with the paramedics and has suggested <br />that the County take over ALS by February 1, 1989. We are trying <br />to negotiate with the hospital district for the transfer to the <br />County of the tax money that already has been collected for <br />1988-89. <br />CLOSING OF 22nd STREET BETWEEN 15TH AND 17TH AVENUES <br />The Board reviewed the following letter dated 12/20/88: <br />82 <br />JAN '00 <br />[km.. 75 527 <br />