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stipulate a timeframe of 15 years for the successor <br /> developers to complete the sidewalk improvements . <br /> The Chairman CALLED THE QUESTION, and the final <br /> amended Motion carried unanimously. The Board : ( 1 ) <br /> approved the substitution of acceptable security from the <br /> successor developers, based upon inclusion of a <br /> stipulation in the deed restriction that the required <br /> sidewalk improvements at Citrus Springs Village G and <br /> Serenoa Phase 1 must be constructed before the projects <br /> receive the Certificate of Occupancy, AND within the <br /> timeframe of 15 years, with the deed restriction becoming <br /> null and void upon completion of the sidewalks ; and (2) <br /> directed PNC Financial Services and the new developers <br /> to seek approval from the lot owners in Citrus Springs <br /> Village G and Serenoa Phase 1 whose properties have not <br /> been acquired by PNC , to agree to said deed restriction. <br /> 13. D. NOTICE OFINTENT TO SELL SURPLUS STATE LAND — INDMNRivER <br /> CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION <br /> Attorney DeBraal provided background and analysis regarding the State ' s intention to <br /> sell surplus land at the site of the former Indian River Correctional Institution, consisting of <br /> approximately 99 acres adjacent to Interstate 95 . He advised that the County had a 40-day <br /> window in which to act, and recommended that the Board obtain the required appraisal and then <br /> render a decision on whether or not to purchase the subject property. <br /> Attorney Polackwich explained that the State allows educational institutions, State <br /> agencies, and counties to bid on the land before the public . He told Board members that they <br /> would not be making a decision on whether to purchase the land today, but on whether they <br /> . . . 4 ns 142 PG 838 <br /> August 21 , 2012 39 <br />