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---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- mobile home through the State of Florida's Hurricane Housing Repair Program (now defunct), and is now the first lienholder on the property. He asked the Board to authorize the County Attorney's office to file a lawsuit to gain repossession of the mobile home for the purpose of selling it and recouping some of the County's costs. MOTION WAS MADE by Commissioner Flescher, SECONDED by Vice Chairman Davis, to authorize the County Attorney's Office to file a lawsuit in replevin against Amelia and Edward Termyna to protect the County's lien interest, and once title to the mobile home is in the County's name, authorize its sale in accordance with County Purchasing Manual Guidelines. Staff addressed the Board's questions about the condition of the mobile home and whether there were any outstanding bills. The Chairman CALLED THE QUESTION, and the Motion carried unanimously. 12:13 D. Medical Examiner Cremation Certificate Fee Resolution p.m. (memorandum dated_July 15, 2014)______________________________________________________________531-534 Attorney Reingold provided background on House Bill 301 (proposed during the 2014 legislative session), which would have eliminated the Medical Examiner's ability to collect cremation certificate fees, and the Board's March 2014 adoption of Resolution 2014-018 opposing said bill. He advised that attempts to pass House Bill 301 may recur, and that if the Board adopts a Resolution confirming the $50 cremation certificate fee,the Medical Examiner for the Nineteenth Judicial Circuit, will not be affected if the legislation passes this year. He thereafter presented staff's recommendation for Board approval of the Resolution. MOTION WAS MADE by Commissioner Solari, SECONDED by Commissioner Zorc, to approve Resolution 2014-068, reaffirming the cremation certificate fee charged by the Medical Examiner for the Nineteenth Judicial Circuit and providing effective date. Chairman O'Bryan sought confirmation from the County Attorney that no additional verbiage is needed in the Resolution. The Chairman CALLED THE QUESTION and the Motion carried unanimously. 12:15 E. Indian River Shores v. City of Vero Beach Florida Governmental Conflict p.m. Resolution (memorandum dated_July 29, 2014) -------------535-544 Attorney Reingold provided background on the Town of Indian River Shores' (the Town) decision to not renew the Town's Electric Utility Franchise Agreement with the City of Vero Beach (the City). He Board of County Commission Minutes Page 16 August 19,2014