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r T 10 Mr. Godfrey has offered $1,400 for the two lots. I subsequently advised Mr. Godfrey that I was consulting with the County Attorney's office as how to best dispose of the lots. ANALYSIS: The lots are currently carried on the tax roll with a value of $2,760, which is almost twice the value offered by Mr. Godfrey. I subsequently went to Fellsmere and drove up North Hickory Street where the lots are located. They were occupied by debris and other items and appeared to be of minimal value to any other party. Notices were sent out to all county departments to see if any usage could be made ojthe lots internally. No department expressed any need for the lots. Community Development referenced the requirement within the County's Affordable Housing Incentive Plan to notify various profit and non-profit organizations involved with affordable housing projects. A check was made with the permitting authorities in the City of Fellsmere. Fellsmere building officials advised me that the city would not issue a building permit on a parcel only fifty feet in width. Since the two lots combined cannot receive building permits, there is no need to circulate to the various affordable housing organizations advising of the availability of the two lots. Due to the physical condition of the property and the inability to build on them as an individual building site, it appears to be in the best public interest to consider authorize a private sale. The Board should sell the lots to Mr. Godfrey for the $1,400 offered following the procedure as outlined by attorney Will Collins. RECOMMENDATION: Declare Lots 11 and 12, Block 80 Town of Fellsmere as surplus property and authorize a private sale of such property to Mr. James Godfrey, provided that no more ihan one party desires to obtain the subject property. If there is more than one party desiring to purchase the property, authorise staff to accept sealed bids for the property. Authorize the Chairman to execute a quit claim deed to the property. ON MOTION by Commissioner Adams, SECONDED BY Commissioner Ginn, the Board unanimously TABLED the item for at least two weeks as it had not been put out for bid; and, further, to allow time to determine if the City of Fellsmere has any interest. 11.C.2. RENEWAL OF CUSTODIAL CONTRACT FOR CERTAIN COUNTY -OWNED BUILDINGS - CLEAN NET The Board reviewed a Memorandum of July 28, 1999: Date: July 28, 1999 To: The Honorable Board of County Commissioners Thru: James E. Chandler, County Administrator From: Thomas W. Frame, Gener4l Services Director '44"a J Subject: Custodial Contract Renewal BACKGROUND: Currently, Clean Net of Central Florida has the contract to clean several facilities in Indian River County on behalf of the Board. These buildings include the Administration Annex, Sheriffs Office, Main Library, Public Health (HRS), North County Offices and the Judicial Complex AUGUST 17, 1999 64