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He admitted this is like closing the barn door after the horse is <br />gone, but he believed there is a lesson to be learned here, which <br />is that in the future if we are going to go out and clear lots <br />and demolish buildings, and that sort of thing, we need to survey <br />the property prior to that taking place, and then pass that cost <br />on as part of the lien on the property. Otherwise, sometime, <br />somewhere, we are going to go out and clear the wrong piece of <br />property or tear down the wrong building. He felt it should be <br />standard procedure in the future to get the property properly <br />surveyed. <br />Attorney Collins advised that we would have to amend the <br />ordinance to include the survey costs within the lien, but that <br />could be done. <br />Mr. Levy felt perhaps that something good has come out of <br />this meeting today if the County decides to survey property <br />before they sell or purchase it. He reiterated his offer to have <br />the County buy the property back for $4,000 and make a park out <br />of it, and stated that he does not want to go to litigation, nor <br />do his partners. They just want to end this on a friendly basis. <br />They would like to sell it back to the County for $4,000 and take <br />a $7,000 loss. <br />Administrator Chandler agreed that when we acquire property <br />we should survey the property we are getting. <br />MOTION WAS MADE by Commissioner Bird that the Board <br />request that a survey be done, and after the survey is <br />done, have the County Administrator review it along <br />with the testimony today and the charges that have <br />been placed against the property as to what charges are <br />felt to be reasonable and where they should be <br />MAR <br />2 01990 2 7 BUCK % � f AGE ���. <br />