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tim 241994 <br />1 92 Pic ,X93 <br />it is being presented as Drainage and Road Paving. I contend that none of <br />the persons who signed the petition are approving Drainage Improvements <br />but only Pavin4 as the solicitor described. If this project is to be <br />approved, then the County needs to bear the full financial cost of the <br />Drainage Improvements and can only share the paving cost with property <br />owners. If the County is not prepared to pay 100% of the Drainage, then <br />scrap the project. <br />When I made the decision to purchase property in Vero Beach Homesites I <br />retained an attorney to assist in research as to the non-existence of any <br />homeowners association or property owners association which could affect <br />how I would be able to enjoy freedom on my own property. If the Board <br />honors this petition with its approval, then they are bestowing rights <br />and priviliges where they should not exist. At the same time I am sure <br />each family had the responsibility to be informed buyers when they chose <br />to live in this subdivision. How can they claim to be unhappy or <br />unsatisfied with the choice they made? <br />Since there are no Covenants, Restrictions or Documents forming a <br />cohesive bargaining body in the Homesites, then the required two-thirds <br />signatures on the petition should be given less consideration. The <br />Preamble says "Freedom for All" and not "Freedom for two -Thirds". Sixty <br />seven percent of the people should not be able to extort thousands from <br />my wallet to fund your responsibilities. The community style of living <br />also offers another safeguard in that most limit Special Assessments to <br />no more than the current Annual Assessment. If the Board feels so <br />inclined to permit the sixty seven percent to prevail and effectively <br />allowing them'to function as a body, then the Board should restrict <br />itself to complete the project and only assess each owner an amount up to <br />but not to exceed the homeowners annual property tax. If that level of <br />funding is short, scrap the project. Seventy -Five percent share of <br />Drainage Improvements and Paving is an excessive financial burden on <br />people who are still shocked by the recent water project fees. <br />I have to also think that none of the County Commissioners are qualified <br />to pass judgement on this project and assess the people due to the <br />Conflict of Interest. As mentioned earlier, drainage is.a County <br />responsibility and the swales should be under constant inspection and <br />maintenance. Just as you would not pay to improve my yard, why should we <br />people pay to improve your roadway. There is the conflict of interest. <br />Upon approval we will pay again for Drainage Improvements, something you <br />should be doing already. Our loss is your gain. <br />There are also other worthwhile points to be made against this project. <br />Earlier I mentioned that as buyers we picked where we chose to reside. <br />Originally coming from Philadelphia, I am tired of all concrete and <br />asphalt. The sand street adds greatly to the country -like atmosphere and <br />should be preserved the same as the sand streets on the barrier island <br />were spared a few years ago. Living on the corner lot*at 32nd Avenue <br />(which is paved) I see cars speeding every day sometimes at speeds near <br />60 miles per hour. Any child in the area would not have a chance to <br />survive under these speeding maniacs. <br />48 <br />