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0 <br />1 <br />i <br />0 <br />1 <br />0 <br />i <br />1 <br />Is <br />42 5 <br />Mr. Graves read a letter received from the Bureau of Local Health Service <br />requesting that we employ Dr. Neill Miller to take the position of Health Director for <br />Indian River County. They stated that the other three counties had already endorsed his <br />appointment. Upon Motion of Commissioner Hamilton, seconded by Commissioner Waddell and <br />carried, Dr. Neill Miller was accepted as Indian River County's Health Director, The Clerk <br />was directed to write a letter to Dr. Kip G. Kelso, acting Director for Indian River County <br />thanking him for his many kind services.and advising him that Dr. Neill Miller had been <br />employed. <br />Gene Haddon, Sanitation Officer for Indian River County, appeared before the <br />Board and stated that the State in employing new Health Directors paid them for two weeks <br />before they actually started to work and two weeks after they left. Mr. Graves asked <br />Sherman N. Smith, Jr. to write to Dr. Dame asking what the reason for this would be. <br />Mr. Waddell said he had been approached by several colored people from Gifford <br />stating that there was a health hazard in Gifford, that the water backed up and had no way <br />to drain off. The Board asked Ed Carter and Gene Haddon to look over the situation and <br />contact Mr. Eddie Becton of the Mosquito Control and see what could be done. <br />Mr. Earnes Law appeared before the Board and requested a Resolution be adopted <br />by the Board and a copy sent to the Florida RR and Public Utilities Commission for authority <br />to engage in the business of moving and transporting household goods between Vero Beach and <br />an area within twenty-five miles of Vero Beach. Upon Motion of Commissioner Warren, seconded <br />by Commissioner Waddell and carried, the following Resolution was unanimously adopted: <br />R_E S O L U T I O N -- Law's Moving & Storage <br />WHEREAS, Earnes and Beulah Law, doing business as Law's Moving & Storage Company,, <br />has applied to the Florida Railroad and Public Utilities Commission for authority to engage <br />is <br />in the business of moving and transporting household goods between Vero Beach and an area <br />within twenty-five miled of Vero Beach and various points and places in the State of Florida; <br />and, <br />WHEREAS, the said Law's Moving & Storage Company now provide warehouse and <br />crating service from the warehouse it leases, Building No. 24, Vero Beach Air Base, Vero Beach, <br />Florida, which is the only household goods warehouse service in Indian River County; and, <br />WHEREAS, the County of Indian diver is rapidly growing in population and it <br />i <br />is the opinion of the Board of County Commissioners that the service applied for is necessary <br />in this area; Now, therefore, <br />j'. <br />BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Couiuty Commissioners of Indian River County, <br />Florida, that the County.of Indian River does herewith endorse the application of Law's j <br />Moving and Storage Company for authority to operate as a household goods carrier between <br />points and places in Florida on the one hand, and an area within twenty-five miles on the <br />other; and, <br />BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a certified copy of this Resolution be furnished <br />to the -Florida Railroad and Public Utilities Commission `as evidence that the public conven- <br />e.. <br />aience and necessity require the granting of the aforementioned authority for the normal <br />life and growth,of Indian River County, <br />
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