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F_ Boa W PAIGE 711 Mr. Singerman added that all the entities who could appeal are supportive of the settlement agreement, and Piper has no objection to the clause recommended by Mr. Zussman. Indian River County Schools Superintendent Roger Dearing advised that he entrusted Mr. Nolte's attorney to represent the School District, and the School -Board members agree that immediate settlement is important. ON MOTION by Commissioner Eggert, SECONDED by Commissioner Bird, the Board unanimously approved the settlement agreement with the additional clause recommended by the bankruptcy expert. VMO BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT REQUEST FOR 911 SURCHARGE FUNDING TO PURCHASE EQUIPMENT FOR THE PUBLIC SAFETY ANSWERING POINT (PSAP� The Board reviewed memo from Emergency Services Director Doug Wright dated October 12, 1994: TO: Honorable Board of County, Commissioners THROUGH: Jim Chandler, ounty Administrator - FROM. Doug Wright Director Emergency Services DATE: October 12,-_1994 SUBJECT: Vero Beach Police Department Request for 911 Surcharge Funding to Purchase Equipment for the Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP) It is respectfully requested that the information contained herein be given formal consideration by the Board of County Commissioners at the meeting scheduled for November 1, 1994. - DESCRIPTION AND CONDITIONS The Vero Beach Police Department is seeking funding from the 911 surcharge revenue in the amount of $16,653 to sole source purchase capital equipment from the UNISYS Corporation identified as Lifeline CAD Calltaker Dispatch. The equipment would be used for the public, safetyanswering point to improve their dispatch --capability and assist in complying with NCIC 2000. The sole source purchase is predicated upon the fact that -only UNISYS equipment is utilized in the 911 Center which in turn requires any new equipment- to be configured for and. compatible with the existing hardware and software. November 1, 1994 42