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r— I <br />MAR -2 01990 <br />BOOP( F"AU, L 61 E <br />around the impoundment would have to be maintained in its present <br />state. <br />Commissioner Bowman explained that she was asking if there <br />would be a water connection between the west side and the east <br />side of the road, and Director Davis advised that there will be a <br />large drainage culvert beneath the roadway. It is a very large <br />box culvert, which he believed was 7 feet wide by 4 or 5 feet <br />tall. <br />ON MOTION by Commissioner Wheeler, SECONDED by <br />Commissioner Bowman, the Board unanimously (4-0, <br />Commissioner Scurlock being absent) approved <br />Alternate #1, as set out in the above staff <br />recommendat ion.`' <br />r _f <br />RIGHT-OF-WAY ACQUISITION - INDIAN RIVER BOULEVARD - PHASE III - <br />PARCELS 106 AND 107 <br />The Board reviewed the following memo dated 3/13/90; <br />TO: James Chandler DATE: March 13, 1990 FILE: <br />County Administrator <br />RIGHT-OF-WAY <br />SUBJECT: ACQUISITION - INDIAN <br />RIVER BLVD. PHASE 3 - <br />PARCELS 106 AND 107 <br />James W. Davis, P. E .\' Charles A. Sullivan, <br />FROM: Director of Public Work REFERENCES: Sr. to James W. Davis <br />dated 3-11-90 <br />Description and Conditions <br />The county staff has extended an offer to Charles and Henrietta Sullivan for <br />the purchase of Parcels 106 and 107, portions of which are needed for the <br />Phase 3 extension of Indian River Blvd. The compensation offered to the <br />Sullivans is $55,000 based upon recent county appraisals. The Sullivans have <br />counter -offered to sell both parcels containing one acre for $79,207.00. The <br />county staff attempted to negotiate the requested amount down to $67,103.50, <br />however, this request was declined. <br />44 <br />® r <br />