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RESOLUTION NO. 87- 20 <br />i <br />WHEREAS, historically land suitable for use for <br />® recreational purposes is also the land with the highest <br />potential for development along the oceanfront; and <br />® WHEREAS, oceanfront property will continue to <br />escalate in value and be consumed by development, thereby <br />making it necessary and essential and in the public's best <br />interest to acquire needed oceanfront property now for the <br />• • current and future use of the citizens of Indian River <br />County and of the State; <br />NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of <br />County Commissioners of Indian River County, Florida this <br />day of February, 1987 that: <br />1. The foregoing recitals are hereby adopted and <br />ratified. <br />2. The County Attorney is hereby authorized and <br />directed to proceed to take the necessary steps for Indian <br />River County to acquire fee simple title in the name of <br />Indian River County by donation, purchase, or eminent domain <br />proceedings, the real property described in Exhibit "A", and <br />to have prepared in the name of Indian River County all <br />papers, pleadings, and other instruments required for those <br />purposes, and to hire real estate appraisers, experts, or <br />other witnesses, and to follow through and see that all <br />eminent domain proceedings are prosecuted to judgment. The <br />Board of County Commissioners specifically finds and <br />determines that the acquisition of fee simple title to the <br />above-described property is necessary for the stated public <br />purpose of establishing a public beachfront park or <br />recreational facility and that there are no conditions <br />precedent which must be performed prior to exercise of <br />eminent domain powers. <br />3. The County Attorney and the County <br />Administrator are hereby authorized and directed to take any <br />2 <br />