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Board of County Commissioners Meeting Minutes - Final May 10, 2022 Estate for the Cherry Lane Estates, Inc. of Vero Beach property and authorize the Chairman to execute the document on behalf of the Board. Attachments: Staff Report Exhibit "A" Aerial Photo Exhibit "B" Agreement to Purchase/Sell Real Estate Assistant County Attorney Susan Prado presented the acquisition of property for future right-of-way for intersection improvements from Cherry Lane Estates, Inc. of Vero Beach, as contained in her memorandum dated April 21, 2022. A motion was made by Vice Chairman Earman, seconded by Commissioner Flescher, to approve staffs recommendation. The motion carried by the following vote: Aye: 5- Chairman O'Bryan, Vice Chairman Earman, Commissioner Adams, Commissioner Flescher, and Commissioner Moss 13.C. 22-0359 Calcutta Drive Docks Recommended Action: The County Attorney's Office recommends that that the Board increase the annual license fee from $100 to $2,000 per year, for any new license agreements. Additionally, the County Attorney's Office recommends implementing a one-time dock license transfer fee of $5,000. The County Attorney's Office further recommends that the license agreements be updated to include provisions relating to the removal of the docks, five-year inspections, and termination for unpermitted work. Attachments: Staff Report Aerial of Docks License Agreement Sample County Attorney Dylan Reingold recapped the history of Calcutta Drive Docks located on a County -owned road which runs parallel with a canal in the Country Club Pointe subdivision. He continued, on May 6, 1985, the County adopted a policy which allowed property owners in the subdivision to build docks along the County road on a first-come, first served basis provided they entered into an agreement to hold the County harmless for any or all damage. He continued that on February 5, 1991, the Board approved a license agreement for new applicants which included a provision that if the property was sold, the buyer could assume the license within 90 days; if the buyer failed to do so, the dock would become the property of the County. He concluded, on May 26, 1998, the Board passed Resolution 1998-58, delegating the authority to the Community Development Director to execute license agreements pertaining to transferring property utilizing County riparian land for docks within the County Club Pointe Subdivision. County Attorney Reingold stated there were presently 20 docks/spaces along Indian River County Florida Page 14