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L APR 3 1990 BOOK 743 Attorney Vitunac again asked Mr. Levy what his offer is, but Mr. Levy proceeded to recount the arguments he made at the last hearing regarding the posting on Lot #14 instead of Lot #1. Mr. Levy advised that he could get an affidavit to that effect from two neighbors who also witnessed the cleanup process. Even though the County charged for 8 days, there are people out there who said it could have been cleaned up in a day or a day and a half. Attorney Vitunac emphasized that Mr. Levy still has not made an offer, and Mr. Levy stated that the County is going to have to remove the lien from his property because you can't lien his property and clean someone else's property. As he said before, he does not wish to sue the County; the land just is not worth it. He would just as soon donate the land to the county. He would even lease the property to the County for a dollar a year for 10 years so it could be used as a park. Commissioner Wheeler asked exactly where the County posted the notice, and Charles Heath of Code Enforcement advised that he personally posted the property on the double gate on the northeast corner of the property. He put the notice right up against the fence so it could not be ripped down. The double gate is on Lot #1 right at the entrance to the property where the tank used to be. Mr. Levy noted that it says in his notice that the posting was done on 735 7th Street, which is the west part of the lot, and this is where the neighbors saw the posting. Chairman Eggert explained that it was posted on the fence on Lot #1 on Antigua Road, which is also called 7th Road, S.W. Attorney Vitunac advised that unless Mr. Levy is going to recommend a fair payment to the County, he would recommend that we go ahead and let him sue us as we are willing to go to court on our evidence from Charles Heath. 16