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Commissioner Bird felt that the state attorney's building and <br />the annex building have some life left in them but he did not see <br />the old courthouse building in this same light. He felt the County <br />Administrator should get some up-to-date estimates on demolition <br />also. <br />County Administrator Chandler confirmed that staff is looking <br />at a number of different alternatives for these buildings. <br />Commissioner Bird questioned whether fairly current appraisals <br />are available on these buildings, and County Administrator Chandler <br />advised that the old courthouse appraisal was 2 years ago, the <br />annex building appraisal was 3 to 4 years old, and the state <br />attorney's building appraisal was also 3 to 4 years old. <br />Commissioner Bird suggested contacting the original appraiser <br />to see what it would cost to update these appraisals. <br />MOTION WAS MADE by Commissioner Macht, SECONDED "by <br />Commissioner Eggert, that the Board direct staff to <br />check the cost of up -dating the appraisals; check <br />the market possibilities for the old courthouse <br />building, state attorney's building, old health <br />department building and annex building; and check <br />demolition costs for the old courthouse building and <br />concrete walkway to the annex building. <br />Anthony Masi of 1600 Ocean Drive presented a letter dated <br />September 15, 1996: 1 700 OCEAN DR. #206 <br />Vero Beach, F1. 32963 <br />September 15, 1996 <br />TO: The Honorable Board of County Commissioners <br />From: Anthony Masi, Chairman, Committee to Save the <br />Old Court House, <br />Subject: Adaptive Use of the Old IRC Courthouse(Old Crth) <br />Open and honest diversity of opinion is of great <br />benefit to a community. The action of the Board, in June <br />1996, to have the AdHoc Adaptive Use Committee(AdHoc Com). <br />reconvene did not materialize. Meetings have not been held <br />or scheduled by its chairman. To protect the interests of <br />the taxpayer the AdHoc Com. should meet to provide a guide- <br />line for the Board. No final decison on any adaptive use <br />should be made without the recommendation of the AdHoc Com. <br />The restoration of the Old Crth. and pragmatic use of <br />other related court buildings is vital, i.e.: <br />1. The Old Crth was the cultural, political, social, and <br />economic center of IRC and Vero Beach. It was the heart beat <br />of the local community and IRC. It has been confirmed as <br />structurally sound by local officials and architects. <br />2. It will improve the economic health of IRC, and Vero <br />and help revitalize the downtown business area, <br />3. Its preservation and restoration is supported by many <br />diverse groups. It has received a mandate of support, <br />approximately 1500 signatures were collected of IRC <br />residents to include downtown business owners, local <br />politicians,as well as strongly supported resolutions and <br />letters from the towns and from business organization of <br />IRC. The PRESS JOURNAL, has written effectively and spoken <br />loudly over many years for its preservation and restoration <br />4. Restored it can save millions of taxpayers' dollars <br />to meet the county's expanded need for office space. <br />SEPTEMBER 17, 1996 <br />47 <br />BOOK 9 FADE 6 <br />
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