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Board of County Commissioners Meeting Minutes - Final November 18, 2025 determine ownership because the original plat was illegible regarding ownership and maintenance. She added information on the title work that was done on the dock ownership. The Vice Chairman reiterated her rationale for putting the matter before a judge. Attorney Segal confirmed that the docks were not open to the public for use. Attorney Prado stated there was no clear chain of ownership to the docks; the spaces could be turned over to the Association, or allow a judge to decide the ownership question. Vice Chairman Moss read the letter from the attorneys at Block and Scarpa into the record on behalf of their client who objected to the sale. County Attorney Shuler commented on the idea of the County's exposure to legal action, noting it would be the most responsible path to turn over the docks to the Association so they could protect their interests. The Board briefly discussed a similar situation in the Riverboat Club Community, where the County relinquished its riparian rights. Commissioner Earman wanted the County to get out of the business of managing the docks. A motion was made by Commissioner Flescher, seconded by Commissioner Earman, to approve staffs recommendation and Resolution 2025-074, declaring a portion of land located in Country Club Point Subdivision Unit 1 surplus and deeding any and all interest to the Country Club Pointe Dock Association. The motion carried by the following vote: Aye: 4 - Chairman Loar, Commissioner Adams, Commissioner Flescher, and Commissioner Earman Nay: 1 - Vice Chairman Moss 15. COMMISSIONERS MATTERS A. Commissioner Joseph E. Flescher B. Commissioner Deryl Loar 15.8.1. 25-1091 Quarterly Updates from County Administrator & County Attorney Recommended Action: Present Updates. Vice Chairman Moss requested a procedure change to allow the County Administrator and County Attorney to add their reports to the Agenda themselves. Chairman Loar confirmed this was the arrangement for future quarterly reports. County Administrator John Titkanich expressed that it had been a busy year focused on the budget cycle, and he sought to highlight the teamwork of departments, staff, and leadership in promoting the county's mission of service excellence and core values of integrity, responsiveness, and collaboration. He reflected on a year filled with events celebrating the County's Centennial and thanked the staff who made it possible. The Administrator began with updates on Indian River County, Florida Page 18