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BCC Regular Meeting
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Minutes
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08/21/2012
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Board of County Commissioners
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4055 - CD
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142, 783-843
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13. 8. REQUEST FOR ATTORNEY-CLIENT SESSION CONCERNING EMINENT <br /> DOMAIN LITIGATION FOR THE MARY CHARLENE BROWN CASE <br /> Deputy County Attorney William DeBraal relayed the request of the County ' s outside <br /> counsel, Anthony Policastro and John LeRoux, to meet with the Board to discuss the results of <br /> the mediation session that was held on the Mary Charlene Brown case . He recalled that the case <br /> is associated with property located at 5145 and 5115 66th Avenue that was owned by Ms . Brown <br /> and acquired by the County through eminent domain. He thereafter requested that the Board <br /> approve the request and hold a closed attorney-client session on Tuesday, September 11 , 2012 at <br /> 10 : 30 a.m. , with Attorneys Policastro and LeRoux participating by telephone . <br /> ON MOTION by Commissioner Davis, SECONDED by <br /> Vice Chairman . O ' Bryan, the Board unanimously <br /> approved to hold a closed Attorney-Client session between <br /> the Board and its attorneys concerning the Indian River <br /> County vs . Mary Charlene Brown lawsuit, and schedule <br /> the session for September 11 , 2012 at 10 : 30 a.m . , as <br /> recommended in the memorandum of August 15 , 2012 . <br /> B. C. REQUEST FROMPNC FINANCL4L SERVICES RE SUBSTITUTION OF <br /> SECURITY ONDEFAULTED DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS <br /> Attorney DeBraal provided background and conditions on PNC Financial Service ' s <br /> ("PNC") request, which pertains to required sidewalk improvements that were never made at two <br /> foreclosed subdivisions, Citrus Springs Village G and Serenoa Phase 1 . He conveyed that PNC <br /> has two prospective buyers for the subject properties and would like the County to return to PNC <br /> the security funds that were collected and intended for the sidewalk improvements (but never <br /> used), and allow the new purchasers to post substitute security for the sidewalks . He suggested <br /> that the Board allow the substitution of acceptable security, provided that the deed restrictions <br /> stipulate that the sidewalk improvements must be constructed before the projects receive the <br /> r N 1 V <br /> 8 <br /> August 21 , 2012 36 <br />
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