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advised the number of a million dollars comes up, and it is probably a little more than that. Mr. Schlitt believed if you move the building further back, you are going to be doing just what you said you didn't want to do on 15th Avenue; i.e., build- ing a building over top of utilities. He stated that there are no sewer lines and highly expensive utility lines at their 15th Avenue location, and they see no major costs in relocating a few water lines which are there. Commissioner Bird asked if Mr. Schlitt was saying that if you move to the west and straddle the alley, there are potenti- ally more sewer lines, and Mr. Schlitt advised that all the sewer lines come out of the 10' easements in the City. Mr. Halback believed potentially Mr. Schlitt is correct that you have as many lines running down the alley as you do down the street. Chairman Eggert commented that it cost $35,000 to encase the pipe that runs just under the Library building. She asked Mr. Schlitt to address further the costs involved with property owners that are not included. Mr. Schlitt informed the Board that the contracts they did not have at the prior meeting have been obtained except for Lot 3, Block 45. That has two owners. Mr. Proctor, is willing to work with the County directly, and the other owner, Dr. Moore, is out of town at present. The other 2 properties in that block have been contracted with as well as the entire garage area. Mr. Schlitt advised that they (Vero Development Company) are prepared today to discuss a figure that would purchase all that property except the one lot in Block 45 and the Hatch property, which is 2,000 sq. ft, right on SR 60 in Block 46, and he believed those owners also are ready to sign a contract and very willing to work with the County. Commissioner Scurlock noted that if you give Concept G/A a credit of 1.3 million for the value of that land and the 34 are not included in their property, yet between the two, and he advised the number of a million dollars comes up, and it is probably a little more than that. Mr. Schlitt believed if you move the building further back, you are going to be doing just what you said you didn't want to do on 15th Avenue; i.e., build- ing a building over top of utilities. He stated that there are no sewer lines and highly expensive utility lines at their 15th Avenue location, and they see no major costs in relocating a few water lines which are there. Commissioner Bird asked if Mr. Schlitt was saying that if you move to the west and straddle the alley, there are potenti- ally more sewer lines, and Mr. Schlitt advised that all the sewer lines come out of the 10' easements in the City. Mr. Halback believed potentially Mr. Schlitt is correct that you have as many lines running down the alley as you do down the street. Chairman Eggert commented that it cost $35,000 to encase the pipe that runs just under the Library building. She asked Mr. Schlitt to address further the costs involved with property owners that are not included. Mr. Schlitt informed the Board that the contracts they did not have at the prior meeting have been obtained except for Lot 3, Block 45. That has two owners. Mr. Proctor, is willing to work with the County directly, and the other owner, Dr. Moore, is out of town at present. The other 2 properties in that block have been contracted with as well as the entire garage area. Mr. Schlitt advised that they (Vero Development Company) are prepared today to discuss a figure that would purchase all that property except the one lot in Block 45 and the Hatch property, which is 2,000 sq. ft, right on SR 60 in Block 46, and he believed those owners also are ready to sign a contract and very willing to work with the County. Commissioner Scurlock noted that if you give Concept G/A a credit of 1.3 million for the value of that land and the 34