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Questions and discussion ensued regarding stolen merchandise, the three -day timeframe to write a check, fraudulent identification, and the need to disseminate information to all local agencies through the Sheriff' s Office . Theresa Vives and Alex Vives , Cash In Recycling Center in Roseland, spoke conjointly as they provided background regarding their recycling business . She stated that their business uses video surveillance, driver' s license scanning, fingerprinting, hand written receipts, and a liaison detective who works directly with them . They also opposed sending checks to their customers because the premise of their business is , as the name implies, "cash in" , which is what her customers prefer, cash in their pockets when they leave . They believed that sending checks to their customers for regulated metals would negatively affect their customers and their business . Ricardo Camp , 4105 32nd Avenue , Vero Beach, Property Manager, provided details regarding an incident whereby an abandoned car was left on his property, and after contacting Mr. Scrap , was informed that he could not receive cash for the car, only a check, and only after providing his fingerprints , driver ' s license, and military identification card . He felt the businesses were respectable, and their processes substantial . He asked the Board to take a common sense approach. The Commissioners supported secondary metals recyclers writing checks to their customers for regulated materials , but did not believe it should be a requirement to mail them . Attorney Polackwich said this would be brought back to the Board in October, and that Notice would be sent to all local recyclers in advance . September 6 , 2011 26 BK 141 PG 3 2 0