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Honorable Dwight L. Rogers, Member of Congress of the Fifth Congressional District of Florida, the Central and Southern Florida Flood Control District, the State Board of Conservation of the State of Florida, Division of Water Surveys and Reaearch, the Corps of Engineers, Department of the army of the United States of America, and Mr. Joe S. Earman, Member of Board of Central and Southern Florida Flood Control District. Motion for the adoption of the Resolution was made by Commissioner Waddell and unanimously carried. - - - - - - - - - - - - - Notary Public bond for Jayne Mills in the sum of $500.00 with St. Paul Mercury Indemnity Company as surety was approved August 19, 19491 by Douglas Baker, Clerk Circuit Court as provided by law. Application of Lena Jo Ingram for admission to State Tuberculosis Sanitorium, Orlando, Florida, was approved August 20, 1949. Representatives of the Bishop Office Equipment Company, George Stewart, Inc., H. & W. B. Drew Company and Morse Printing Company appeared before the Board with regard to ,in furnishing supplies and equipment/connection with the setting up of the new registration business, furnished information and figuresland also presented binders connected with the setting up of same; however, no action was taken with regard to the purchasing of said equipe ment and supplies at this time. of 1941. County Deed No. 299 was executed by the Board under Chapter 1942 Florida Statutes E. E. Carter, Road and Bridge Superintendent, recommended Mrs. J. L. Helpling, Wabasso, to carry on as supervisor of the Wabasso barracks in place of her husband, recently deceased. The Board authorized grocery orders for the Chapman family to be reduced to $5.00 per week in lieu of $8.00. Miss Verna McGee of the Indian River County Health Unit, and Commissioner Waddell were appointed a committee with authority to act in .the case of Effl� Brisbane, Colored, who is reported to be in need of a goiter operation. June 8, 1949 The County Commissioners of Indian River County Vero Beach, Florida Gentlemen: We understand that the anticipated enactment into law of a local bill now awaiting the Governor's signature will make possible the long awaited and mVLch needed alterations and additions to the County Jail. It is also our understanding that you will wish to have this work done as quickly as.possible. Sincerely believing that we, as local architects and engineers, are best situated and equipped to provide you with the professional services necessary to do this work, we submit the following proposals: 1. That we be engaged, for a retainer of one huhdred and fifty dollars ($150.00), to proceed with preliminary conferences, studies, sketches, and recommendations of such character as to provide a reasonable basis for arriving at decisions for carrying out the actual work. 2. That, at the time such decisions are made, a contract between us then be con- sidered'which contract would provide our complete services for a fee not to exceed eight percent (8%) of the total cost of the construction work. It is understood that the retainer fee would be absorbed by the fee stipulated by such future contract. 3. That, should the Commissioners decide to proceed no further on the basis of the Ll 1 0 i • n