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MEMORANDUM <br />TO: Board of County Commissioners <br />FROM: Gene E. Morris, Tax Collector <br />SUBJECT: Occupational Licenses <br />DATE: February 5, 1990 <br />Pursuant to Indian River County Ordinance No. 86-59, please be <br />informed that $4,832.98 was collected in occupational license <br />taxes during the month of January 1990, representing the <br />issuance of 209 licenses. <br />-�LArl4k� <br />Gene E. Morris, Tax Collector <br />C. Travel and Seminar Registration <br />The Board reviewed memo from Chairman Eggert: <br />TO: Board of County <br />Commissioners DATE: February 7, 1990 FILE: <br />SUBJECT: Travel and Seminar <br />Registration <br />FROM: Carolyn R. ggert REFERENCES: <br />In reviewing various seminars that are coming up, I realized <br />that while the BCC and the Administrative Assistant to the BCC <br />bring each request for travel and registration to the consent <br />agenda and each request from a County department is approved by <br />the County Administrator either through a list submitted with the <br />department's budget or individually, no policy exists for the <br />County Administrator or the County Attorney's office. <br />In talking with Jim Chandler and Charles Vitunac about this <br />matter, we agreed to bring the following policy for your <br />approval: <br />1. Any travel or registration that is to be paid through <br />the County Administrator's or County Attorney's budget <br />will be put on the consent agenda just as the BCC does, <br />2. If any County department requests that one of the <br />County Attorneys or a Commissioner attend a meeting <br />with them and the Attorney's or Commissioner's expenses <br />are to be funded through that department's budget, the <br />County Administrator is to approve that funding in <br />advance. <br />Recommend your approval <br />and procedures. <br />of this for consistency of policy <br />` —90 BMc. <br />