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from the State of Florida, and the four issues that were raised at said meeting. He said the appraisal recommends that 30 of the 34 buildings on site be demolished, and moving forward with the purchase would require the County to pay for the environmental site assessment and the asbestos evaluation; however, the State would give a credit on the purchase price if asbestos needs to be removed before demolition. He asked the Board for direction on whether to proceed with an asbestos inspection, and/or proceed with purchase of the Correctional Institute property. The Board discussed the issues of asbestos, the cost of demolishing and removing the buildings, ongoing maintenance, the site being currently zoned as Agricultural, and the proposed interchange at I-95 and Oslo Road. Commissioner Solari wanted staff to inform the US Department of Transportation that they should consider purchasing the land now because it may be cheaper than what they can get rt for in the future (for the interchange). He did not wish for staff to pursue further efforts to purchase the property. ON MOTION by Commissioner Solari, SECONDED by Chairman Flescher the Board unanimously approved to: (1) not proceed with the asbestos inspection; and (2) not purchase the Indian River Correctional Institute property. 13. C. PROPOSED RESOLUTION AMENDING THE DESIGNATION OF CODE ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS AND THE SCHEDULE OF PENALTIES AND NOTIFICATION TIME FRAMES FOR CODE VIOLATIONS Attorney Reingold recalled that on August 20, 2013, the Board adopted Fertilizer Ordinance 2013-012, and designated a Public Works employee to be the individual responsible for education and enforcement. He recommended that the Commissioners consider adopting an amendment to the original code enforcement resolution (Resolution 92-59), to incorporate the 8K 144 PG 283. September 10, 2013 20