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NOTICE OF INTENT TO AFFIRM THE EXISTENCE OF RECREATIONAL CUSTOMARY USE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of County Commissioners of Indian River County, Florida ("County"), has conducted a Public Hearing and adopted this Notice of Intent to Affirm the Existence of a Recreational Customary Use of the beach on private property between Wabasso Beach Park, located at the intersection of County Road 510 and AIA, and 9586 Doubloon Drive, Vero Beach, Florida 32963 ("Beach Area at Issue"), in accordance with section 163.035(3), Florida Statutes. The Beach Area at Issue is depicted in "Attachment A" and includes the beach located adjacent to the following parcels of real property: SITE_ADDR �^ _ AD CITY AD_ZIP 1811 E PEBBLE PATH VERO BEACH 32963 1811 E BAREFOOT PL VERO BEACH 32963 WABASSO BEACH RD VERO BEACH 32963 1802 E BAREFOOT PL VERO BEACH 32963 1801 E SHELL LN VERO BEACH 32963 1801 E BAREFOOT PL VERO BEACH 32963 9470 DOUBLOON DR VERO BEACH 32963 9586 DOUBLOON DR VERO BEACH 32963 1800 E SHELL LN VERO BEACH 32963 1800 E PEBBLE PATH VERO BEACH 32963 9536 DOUBLOON DR VERO BEACH 32963 9450 DOUBLOON DR VERO BEACH 32963 9460 DOUBLOON DR VERO BEACH 32963 9566 DOUBLOON DR VERO BEACH 32963 1801 E PEBBLE PATH VERO BEACH 32963 9546 DOUBLOON DR VERO BEACH 32963 9576 DOUBLOON DR VERO BEACH 32963 9500 DOUBLOON DR VERO BEACH 32963 9490 DOUBLOON DR VERO BEACH 32963 9440 DOUBLOON DR VERO BEACH 32963 9480 DOUBLOON DR VERO BEACH 32963 9556 DOUBLOON DR VERO BEACH 32963 In the past, the Beach Area at Issue was traversed by many people including, but not limited to, the Ais Indians. However, the recreational customary use of the Beach Area at Issue has been ancient, reasonable, without interruption (unless for national security purposes)', and free from dispute since the 1920s when the Wabasso Bridge was built and allowed for the residential and commercial development of the barrier 1 In 1942, the U.S. Navy established a Naval Air Station (NAS) at the Vero Beach municipal airport. At its peak, the NAS held 1,400 servicemen and 250 planes. Beaches were regularly patrolled by service men on horses to watch for German U -Boats. As a matter of national security, the public was denied access at times.