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Vice Chairman Solari wanted to support the motion; however, he wanted included in the motion, another step to get someone to assist with the education process to engage the community on the recycling. He reiterated that what the Board has done was a good first step. He believed it would take a radical action in the future, such as the mixed waste recycling facility, in order to meet the 75% State requirement. MOTION WAS AMENDED by Commissioner Flescher, SECONDED by Chairman Davis, to include direction for an educational component on recycling for subscribers and non-subscribers. The following spoke in Support of Universal Garbage Collection. Susan Boyd, 8025 24th Street Sue Marshall, 1475 15th Avenue Jason Nunemaker, City of Fellsmere Jim Wendel, Roseland Larry Brown, 5190 65th Street, suggested the County develop a recycling plan though grants. Steve Eury, 8576 103rd Avenue, voiced his concern with the universal service. Kris Mead, Indian River County resident and owner of multiple properties, said even with universal service, there would still be a need for convenience centers to remain open. Commissioner Zorc asked if the contract with the hauler could be re- adjusted in the future if the County chooses to go universal in the future. A discussion ensued regarding if the County would change from subscription service to universal service, and Ms. Mitchell concluded it may affect the pricing. THE CHAIRMAN CALLED THE QUESTION ON THE AMENDED 1:07 MOTION and by a 4-1 vote (Commissioner O'Bryan opposed), the Board p.m. approved Subscription Service Garbage Collection, including the educational component on recycling for subscribers and non-subscribers. RFP Results for Service Option #3A: Subscription Service, 1-1-1, Single- Stream Carts The Chairman called a recess at 1:09 p.m. and reconvened at 1:27 p.m., with all members present Chairman Davis referred to RFP Results for Service Option #3A: Special Call SWDD Page 7 March 18,2015