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send out the notices required by law; if no other adjacent property owners express an interest in purchasing the lot after notified, staff will sell the lot to Mr. Godfrey at the price of$700.00. 2) This property is an unaddressed lot to the north abutting 4465 28' Avenue, Vero Beach, adjacent to the Mt. Sinai Baptist Church property. ON MOTION by Commissioner Flescher, SECONDED by Vice Chairman Solari, the Board unanimously approved staff's recommendation due to the lot being unbuildable because of its width and the 21 years spent on the list of lands available, declared the property surplus and authorized staff to send out the notices required by law. If no other adjacent property owner expresses an interest in purchasing the lot after notified, staff will sell the lot to the Trustees of Mt. Sinai Baptist Church at the price of$100.00. 3) This property is an unaddressed property directly west of 1305 34t Avenue, Vero Beach, and is owned by John Vincent O'Reilly and Carolyn Chung O'Reilly. This property has been maintained by the O'Reilly's and they wanted to put a fence up. ON MOTION by Commissioner Flescher, SECONDED by Vice Chairman Solari, the Board unanimously approved staff's recommendation due to the lot being unbuildable because of its width, and the 14 years spent on the list of lands available, declared the property surplus and authorized staff to send out the notices required by law. If no other adjacent property owner expresses an interest in purchasing the strip lot after receiving notice, staff will sell the lot to Mr. and Mrs. O'Reilly at the price of $100.00. 2:30 B. State of Florida 2015 Regular Legislative Session Review p.m. (memorandum dated April 29, 2015) 269-277 Assistant County Attorney Kate Pingolt Cotner updated the Board on the 2015 Legislative Session stating that the closure of the legislative session three days early was a positive move for our County because the bills that we were watching died. Only 188 bills passed that will go to the Governor's office. She advised that we could expect the Beach Restoration and Enterprise Zone bills to be in the special session in June. The bills the County was opposing died, except the hazardous walking conditions. Before it passed, both Chambers were able to make a number of changes. From this point forward, the School Board and local government will work together to determine what is a hazardous condition, and enter into an interlocal agreement. She had no new Board of County Commissioners Meeting May 5,2015 Page 18