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F, <br />0 <br />BOOK i0 J wH 12 <br />Chuck Neuberger, 357 Melrose Lane, Sebastian Vice Mayor, asked that the North <br />County pool not be put off until sometime in the future. <br />Sal Niglia, Sebastian, also expressed his concern that the North County recreation <br />facility is being postponed and noted that the area does not want just a pool, but a recreation <br />center. <br />Joe Generazio, 1058 Barber Street, stated that the pool and recreation facilities will <br />increase property values. <br />Kay Magee, 643 Capon Terrace, was pleased to understand that funding is still <br />available and questioned when the pool would be ready. <br />Commissioner Adams explained that the County does not have a lease on the property <br />but the details are now being worked out and light can be seen at the end of the tunnel. <br />Keith Miller, 961 Riviera, wanted to see the pool and recreation area for kids to get <br />together. <br />Bea Gardner, 25' Street, Vero Beach, a member of the Parks & Recreation <br />Committee for the City of Vero Beach, questioned whether the North County residents are <br />asking the County to build and be responsible for the pool. She hoped these residents will <br />take steps to work with government, participate and find ways to raise funds to get this <br />complex built as quickly as possible. <br />The Chairman asked if anyone else wished to be heard regarding this matter. There <br />being none, the Chairman closed the public hearing. <br />JULY 69 1999 <br />ON MOTION by Commissioner Stanbridge, <br />SECONDED by Commissioner Adams, the Board <br />unanimously tentatively approved the <br />recommendation and -added $500,000 forthe Gifford <br />Aquatic Center. The Board also directed staff to <br />move the North County pool project one year <br />forward. - <br />-52- <br />• <br />