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General Services Director Tom Frame gave a brief history of the caf6 concession licensees and told of the recent random closings and notices given to the current licensee and responses received. Vice Chairman Adams asked Director Frame if he knew the reasons for the random closings. She pointed out how difficult it is to make money and to hire and pay an employee with our small caf6 operation. The move out of the Tax Collector's office caused a loss of public flow as well as internal flow from the employees of that office. Director Frame responded that he had been advised they were closed due to various personal reasons but he had no details. He stated that Ms. Trogdon had recently assured him she would call his office in the future if the caE would not be open, but that has not been done. Vice Chairman Adams was concerned about the employees who depend on the caf6 being open. She wanted to be careful about terminating the license without a replacement because it would hurt our own employees. She thought it was better to fix the current problem or find a replacement, so it would not be shut down. She did not want to revert back to having just machines in the caf6 if it can be avoided. She had some alternatives to discuss with Director Frame and suggested the Commission defer action for at least a week. Director Frame stated that deferring a decision for a week would not make a difference. County Attorney Vitanac reminded the Commissioners that even if they acted today to terminate the license, there will be a period of time after the notice is provided to find a replacement or other answer. There was CONSENSUS to defer the matter to next week. 11.G. BID #9056 - ARTIFICIAL REEF PROJECT - McCULLY MARINE SERVICES, INC. The Board reviewed a Memorandum of May 4, 1999: TO: James Chandler County Administrator THROUGH: James W. Davis, P.E Public Works Director FROM: Jeffrey R. Tabar, P.E , Coastal Engineer MAY 119 1999 61 BOOK 109 PAGE k27