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TO: The Board of County Commissioners <br />FROM: ihfC,/ William G. Collins II - Assistant County Attorney <br />DATE: April 10, 1991 <br />SUBJECT: Quit -Claim and Corrective Deed - Luther <br />The Property Appraiser has notified our office that there was an <br />incorrect legal description on an approximately half -acre parcel of land <br />for 53rd Street at the intersection of Indian River Boulevard, conveyed <br />to the County by William and Selma Luther. The incorrect legal <br />description would put the parcel approximately a half mile east of the <br />intersection rather than immediately adjacent to it. <br />I have prepared a Corrective Deed which has the correct legal <br />description underlined to be executed by Mr. and Mrs. Luther. <br />However, their attorney has appropriately requested that we quit -claim <br />back the improperly described and conveyed parcel. <br />RECOMMENDATION: <br />Authorize the Chairman to execute the Quit -Claim Deed of inaccurately <br />described property back to William and Selma Luther in exchange for <br />the Corrective Deed with the proper legal description. <br />ON MOTION by Commissioner Eggert, SECONDED by <br />Commissioner Wheeler, the Board unanimously <br />authorized the Chairman to execute the Quit -Claim <br />Deed to William and Selma Luther in exchange for the <br />Corrective Deed with the proper legal description as <br />recommended by Staff. <br />SAID DOCUMENT IS ON FILE IN THE OFFICE OF <br />CLERK TO THE BOARD <br />FILM COMMISSION <br />Nancy Bryant, Chairman of Indian River County Film Commission, <br />made a presentation regarding the film industry in Florida and <br />specifically in Indian River County. She related the advantages to <br />the community of a clean, profitable industry without impact on <br />roads, water, sewer and schools, which at the same time instills <br />enthusiasm and pride in the citizens. <br />She explained she was before the Board to request the County <br />Commission's support in the certification process to get Indian <br />River County "Camera Ready." This would involve approving the <br />program and adopting a resolution as a "Film Friendly Community" <br />which the Council of 100 of our Chamber of Commerce would forward <br />with their application. <br />Commissioner Eggert advised that the Economic Opportunities <br />Council unanimously recommends approval of this program. . <br />13 <br />moo <br />