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J U L 101990 8(j 6',[Rit people who live 300' or more back off a public roadway; this would cover the entire subdivision in which she lives. Director Pinto explained that Follection would be mandatory unless they actually came in and asked.%for a variance, but he felt this point was worth checking into further. ON MOTION by Commissioner Scurlock, SECONDED by Com- missioner Bird, the Board unanimously authorized staff to advertise a date of August 7th for the public hearing on the Mandatory Solid Waste Collection Ordinance and further authorized staff to publish an additional display ad as discussed. REQUEST FOR COUNTY TO QUIT -CLAIM PROPERTY TO DELL SPIVA, JR. Asst. County Attorney Collins reviewed his memo, as follows: TO: The Board of County Commissioners FROM: t>4,,,, William G. Collins II - Assistant County Attorney DATE: July 2, 1990 SUBJECT: Request by Robert Jackson for County to Quit -Claim Property to Dell V. Spiva, Jr. The County has received a request from Robert Jackson, Esq. to quit -claim an approximately 11l -foot by 1,290 -foot f strip of,land to Mr. Spiva. (See attached letter to Mr. Donald Finney, Indian River County Land Acquisition Department.) County Fixed Asset file #5079 shows that this property was first acquired by the County for delinquent taxes on June 1, 1953. Mr. Jackson has also provided a title search which shows a final judgment foreclosing the title to the property in Indian River County dated November 25, 1969. Thus, it appears that the County has held title to this land for at least 20 years, and possibly as much as'37 years, for back taxes. Mr. Spiva has been required by a lending institution to obtain title to this property in order to obtain some refinancing on his citrus grove, according to the letter from Mr. Jackson. The Property Appraiser's assessment of the property value is $850.00. 54