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At the request of Paul Marchant and Ed Lochman, representing the V. F. W. and
<br />American Legion, the Board appropriated and ordered paid the sum of $250.00 to Ray Ruch, Finan
<br />cial Chairman, toward the expenses of the tri -county Armistice Day celebration. It was stated
<br />' that the cost would be approximately $1000.00 and the sum of $250.00 each would be paid by the
<br />V. F. W., American Legion and the City of Vero Beach.
<br />A delegation from Wabasso consisting of Mr. and Mrs. John Cates, et al, together
<br />with a number of teen-agers, appeared before the Board and requested that the matter of eviction
<br />procedure relating to the Wabasso Beach property (Shipshewana Shores). be re -opened for further
<br />discussion ,&A4 in order that a petition in behalf of the tenants or defendants, be presented to
<br />the Board. After due consideration, Vice -Chairman Graves propounded the following question:
<br />"does the.Board wish to re -open the matter for further hearing?" It was then moved by Commis-
<br />sioner Hamilton, seconded by Commissioner Watts and unanimously carried, that the Board was not
<br />in a position to re -open the matter for further hearing because it was now involved in Court
<br />procedure and should be determined by the Court.
<br />SEVERIN H. HANSON - ROAD CLOSING NOTICE
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<br />BOOR PAGE
<br />VER® BEACH PRESS -JOURNAL
<br />NOTICE i I
<br />Published Weekly Notice is hereby given that the 8c�ard
<br />y of County ComMissioners.'; of In�ian
<br />River County,.Florida, has adopted a
<br />Vero Beach, Indian River County, Florida Resolution closing, vacating and tsed
<br />'ab-landoning any public ori -private seet,'road;or alleyway or other place 1
<br />for travel and all portions thereof6nd
<br />STATE OF FLORIDA
<br />renouncing and disclaiming any°ight
<br />COUNTY OF INDIAN RIVER: lof Indian River County, Florida, land
<br />Before the undersigned author) the public in and to any and allkey-
<br />nd
<br />ty .personally appeared J. J. Schumann, who delineated `as a street, road oron oath says that he is Business Manager of the Vero Beach Press -Journal, a weeldy i way on all that part of Cherokee eet
<br />lying more than 40 feet on each )side
<br />newspaper published at Vero Beach in Indian River County, Florida; that the attached of a tine described as follows:
<br />Beginning at a point 37 310
<br />c0 of advertisement being a _ feet, from the Northwest corner of
<br />Py g � Block 19, according to the, T�vn
<br />Plat of Wauregan, which poin is ,
<br />`yn O - on the Wesf . line of said Bl k,
<br />ill the matter of f�—��c�- ' !" �� thence running East on an inte for
<br />angle with the he West
<br />line of id
<br />- `
<br />Block of 90 degrees 12 minutes for
<br />a distance of 280.0 feet to a pq t,
<br />thence on a tangent line: to a pint
<br />on the West line of Lot 11,aid
<br />Norm being122 feetSouth ,
<br />-- in the ,. _ — —___� Court, was pub- . ' the
<br />� Northwest corner of Lot 111,, ex-
<br />cept, .however, Manatee Avee,
<br />Brevard Avenue and Waur n
<br />fished in said newspaper in the issues of Avenue; all according to the lit
<br />of Wauregan, as recorded i[1 lit
<br />1� , {= • Book 1; pages 178 and 179, i j the
<br />office of the Clerk of the Ci suit II
<br />Court of St, Lucie County, Flo�'ida,
<br />now situated. in Indian River Coi' n -
<br />Affiant further says that the said Vero Beach Press -Journal is a newspaper published at
<br />Vero Beach, in said Indian River County, Florida, and that the said_; newspaper has heretofore
<br />been continuously published in said Indian River County P'ibrC<k has been entered L13
<br />orida.
<br />as second class mail matter at the post office in Vero Beachy $d9�tl' CSity -Florida; : AR37 OF COUNTY
<br />for a period of one year nest preceeding the first publication' Qf-$tat g his v8rtisement; MMISSIONERS of Indian ;River
<br />and affiant further says that he has neither paid nor, j o Cerl9orati n
<br />PrR �� o nty, Florida
<br />any discount, rebate, commission or refund for the pur i SirethisF adVertiaeinent for By: mom N: Stewart,publication in the said newspaper. �4 °Chairman
<br />, 1951
<br />Sworn to and subscribed before me I! -
<br />this da r e
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<br />4,.
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<br />• ' R e
<br />-A. D.
<br />Clerk of the C uit Court, Indian River G'07fiy;
<br />(SEAL)
<br />Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Whittier appeared before the Board and requested the County
<br />to open: the Blue Cypress Road going north from State Road #30 through the property of W. H.
<br />Surrency leading to land owned by them and described as Section 36, Township 31 South, Range 35
<br />East, in order that they might have public access to the land, and stated that if the County
<br />would re -open the old right-of-way that they would work with the Board and share expenses as to
<br />the cost of filling in".and,constructing bridges.which would be.required. .After consideration --
<br />and discussion, Gomm ssioner Waddell was named to work with Sherman N. Smith, .Jr.., Attorney,. wand
<br />that the Attorney be instrucited to investigate the:matter in.order to determine what -legal grounds
<br />the County has, if any, to re -open the road in question.
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