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• <br />ON MOTION by Commissioner Ginn, SECONDED BY <br />Commissioner Stanbridge, the Board unanimously authorized <br />the Chairman to execute the application for the 1999 Part H <br />Local Law Enforcement Block Grant (LLEBG), as requested in <br />the above letter. <br />COPY OF LLEBG APPLICATION -FART IIIS ON FILE <br />IN TAE OFFICE OF TAE CLERK TO TAE BOARD <br />9.B. REQUEST OF TOM COLLINS (SANDERLING HOMEOWNERS <br />ASSOC.) FOR BEACH SCRAPING - HURRICANE FLOYD <br />The Board reviewed Letters of September 17 and 20, 1999: <br />Sanderling Homeowners Assoc. <br />9301 N. A -1-A, SURe 4 E mad VwQvjrwLmt <br />Vero Such, FWft 32953 Tolephon 581589.8000 <br />FAX 581589.8100 <br />September 17, 1999 <br />Indian River County Commissioners <br />County Administration Building <br />Vero Beach, FL 32960 <br />Dear Chairman Macht and Commission Members, <br />As a result of Hurricane Floyd, the beaches and the protective dunes in most of the north county <br />area have been critically eroded. At my oceanfront property, which I have owned for 15 years, the <br />situation is by far the worst it has ever been. I must emphasize the damage is very extensive in <br />our Sanderling subdivision and our homes are at risk. There is no question in my mind that some <br />homes will be lost if another storm hits unless something can be done immediately to rebuild the <br />dunes. <br />You will recall that some time ago we approached the County Commission about obtaining your <br />approval to allow beach scrapping, a quick and inexpensive method by which oceanfront property <br />owners essentially scrape a small amount of sand at low tide and push the sand up to rebuild and <br />enhance the dune structure. At that time the only repair to the dunes was on County property. <br />Now, a true emergency clearly exists and even our County Engineer, Jim Davis, acknowledges <br />that "seven or eight miles of our dune system in the county are critically eroded" and need <br />immediate attention. <br />SEPTEMBER 219 1999 <br />37 <br />• <br />
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