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• <br />• <br />Vice Chairman Ginn thought Chairman Adams' idea was splendid. <br />Chairman Adams referred to Commission minutes of 1997 where this subject had <br />been previously discussed. She felt it was the County's responsibility to provide a smoking <br />area. She stated that General Services Director Thomas W. Frame has begun looking at an <br />access on the east side of the County Cafe and should have some suggestions with costs in <br />the near future. She felt this would be an appropriate solution which would be good for both <br />the employees and the public. She asked if this met with the Commissioners approval. <br />There was CONSENSUS to move forward with investigation of <br />this solution. <br />13.A.2. CITY OF FELLSMERE -RESTORATION OF OLD SCHOOL <br />FOR USE AS RECREATION CENTER <br />Chairman Adams explained that she had met with John Little, Administrative <br />Assistant for the City of Fellsmere, on the restoration of the "old school" and turning it into <br />a recreation center, and the City had proceeded with efforts toward that goal. The <br />community has done well in their fund-raising, however, the City is swamped now with grant <br />projects and other things, and they are short staffed. The possibility of the County <br />continuing this effort has been discussed. She believed they had a $200,000 grant and that <br />there was money in this year's legislative budget for the school. She presented a letter which <br />had been distributed to the Commissioners earlier and stated that if they approved this <br />request, the letter would be taken to Thursday night's Fellsmere City Council meeting. <br />Further she stated that she had discussed this with Administrator Chandler and there was an <br />ability, through General Services Director Thomas W. Frame, for the County to oversee the <br />restoration efforts through the grants and other funds. She believed there was great support <br />from the City and the Recreation staff to move this project forward and asked for support <br />from the Board. <br />February 15, 2000 <br />75 <br />