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on it, and the state had it listed as a graded, drained road, then he felt the public should know this prior to any Maintenance Map being filed. Mr. Dean stressed that the county to date has not done the research. He felt it is easy at this point to yield to an 18-20' R/W, especially because the developer has a lot of pressure on him, but simply to yield this R/W is not in the interest of the citizens of the county. Chairman Wheeler asked staff if we are giving up any rights to the 50' by filing the Maintenance Map for less. Attorney Collins clarified that we are establishing a claim to the 18-211, and if evidence later proves the 50' R/W, we have not divested ourselves of any rights to the larger amount. Chairman Wheeler then did not see any reason not to file the Maintenance Map, but Mr. Dean contended that more research should be done first. Commissioner Scurlock believed the standpoint of the Commis- sion is that there is no question that we have rights, and those rights are yet to be exactly determined. He felt the appropriate action would be to authorize staff to file the map to vest as many rights as we possibly can and then direct staff to do research to identify any additional rights beyond those on the Maintenance Map we file. Attorney Vitunac suggested that we put language on the Maintenance Map indicating that we are not waiving any rights to any other land we might own up to the 50' line, which he felt would satisfy all objections. He agreed with Attorney Collins that we don't divest ourselves of anything without that language, but it wouldn't hurt to include it. Commissioner Eggert asked if the Board were to adopt the Resolution approving the abandonment and realignment of Jungle Trail contingent upon all the conditions recommended by staff, which are to be discussed in the next agenda item, and we have the agreements between the Town and the County, would it not 21 J M Y ® 1989 BooK 77 F',�,,-[ I