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11/05/2002
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Nicholas F. Tsamoutales, 1900 Palm Bay Road, attorney representing the property <br />owner, distributed a handout (written document chronology from January 17, 1997 to April <br />19, 2000) to each Commissioner (Copy is on file in the office of the Clerk to the Board.). <br />He then stated his client's position and urged the Board to vote to compensate the developer. <br />Public Works Director James Davis explained his position and stated that the Public <br />Works Department cannot support purchase of either the US# 1 or Roseland Road property. <br />Discussion ensued during which time Commissioner Adams spoke of the ethical <br />standpoint and County Attorney Paul Bangel advised that he had heard nothing from a legal <br />standpoint that would obligate the County to buy the property but he needed to research <br />He suggested that Mr. Tsamoutales needs to talk with his office. <br />Commissioner Ginn recommended taking County Attorney Bangel's suggestion. <br />County Administrator Chandler called it a difference of opinion advising that <br />Director Davis suggested in a letter to Mr West that this matter be brought to the Board two <br />years ago. Former County Attorney Terry O'Brien had reviewed it then and agreed with <br />Director Davis' position. <br />After further consideration, it was determined that the County Attorney's office and <br />Mr. Tsamoutales would discuss this matter and it would come back before the Board in <br />approximately 30 days or sooner. <br />Mr Tsamoutales agreed but he asked the Board to approve compensation to his <br />client. He advised that his client would agree to an amount of $7.50 per square foot, which <br />is significantly lower than the original offer and falls closer to the figure suggested by <br />Director Davis. <br />Commissioner Adams thought Director Davis' figure was about $6.60 per square foot <br />in 2000, but she thought the attorneys should sit and talk and possibly bring this back to the <br />Board even sooner than 30 days. <br />November 5, 2002 <br />89 <br />
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