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Commissioner Adams asked if the consensus was for a review and correction to these <br />discrepancies. <br />Assistant County Attorney Terrence P. O'Brien advised that an annual review is <br />required and that he and Vice Chairman Macht and Ms. Johnston had already -had one <br />meeting to go over the matter in an attempt to get rid of all the inconsistencies. <br />Commissioner Ginn felt it was something that needs to be done and also felt that <br />people who just work and do not live in Indian River County should not be members of this <br />committee or any committee since they do not pay county taxes. <br />Commissioner Adams disagreed. She felt that some people who might work in the <br />county cannot afford to live in the county. <br />Vice Chairman Macht brought out the reasons for inclusion of that provision. He also <br />thought they needed to operate on a broader scope than making corrections just to <br />CSNetwork. He felt that all the boards, committees, and networks needed clarifications. <br />Chairman Tippin recalled that he had suggested a workshop on that topic. He wanted <br />to charge the County Attorney's staff to review every board, committee, commission, etc. <br />and come back to the Board with suggestions and recommendations. He estimated there are <br />about 40 of them and over the years they have been developed differently, some by <br />resolutions, ordinances, and State Statutes. He thought it was a broad subject that needed <br />to be addressed. <br />There was CONSENSUS to concur with the Chairman in his charge to the County <br />Attorney's staff as suggested above. <br />Vice Chairman Macht apologized to Commissioner Ginn saying that religion was not <br />a proper topic for discussion. What he meant to say is that she had strong right -to -life <br />convictions. <br />Commissioner Ginn retorted that she was proud to be pro-life. <br />The Chairman called a halt to the discussion. <br />Glenn Legwen, 5900 5`h Street SW, recounted that at the July 7" meeting he had <br />asked some questions to which he had not yet received answers. He was concerned that <br />members of subcommittees were close personal friends. He asked that when a <br />Commissioner is a member of a committee, do they vote on that committee or are they just <br />July 28, 1998 <br />E <br />IJ'FLC�9} ^!J O n <br />as � �J <br />
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