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Commissioner Scurlock stated that was the intent of his <br />Motion, and also that this would be an ad hoc committee that wouGd <br />be abolished in a certain number of days after they have brought <br />their final report to the Board. <br />Reverend Brown advised that a petition was circulated through <br />their community concerning this drug situation, and they have 6O <br />signatures from both black and white citizens, who would like to <br />see a "no loitering" ordinance adopted. He explained that he haa; <br />two sons who work for the Sheriff's Department, one is a detective <br />and one is a deputy, and the citizens come to him all the time <br />because they believe that he knows what is going on. Reverend <br />Brown stressed that drug dealing is not just a problem in the <br />Gifford or Oslo Road areas, it is a Indian River County problem, <br />and he believed that if an ordinance is passed, such as the one <br />they have adopted in Lee County, the Sheriff can enforce it and <br />get these drug dealers off the corners. The community would <br />appreciate anything the County could do to get an ordinance <br />passed, and felt the establishment of this committee would be a <br />good place to start. <br />THE CHAIRMAN CALLED FOR THE QUESTION. The Motion, <br />including the appointment of Rev. Brown to the <br />committee, passed unanimously. <br />PUBLIC HEARING - ORDINANCE RELATING TO CERTIFICATION OF BASIC AND <br />ADVANCED LIFE SUPPORT SERVICES, EXPANDING THE DEFINITION FOR EMS <br />DIRECTOR AND PROVIDING EMERGENCY POWERS TO THE DIRECTOR <br />The hour of 9:05 o'clock A.M. having passed, the Deputy Clerk <br />read the following Notice with Proof of Publication attached, tc <br />wit: <br />13 <br />,JAN 17 1989 <br />B00K 7 <br />