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for the election to be held in Special Tax School District No. 1, Indian River County, Florida,
<br />on November 8, 1955; and,
<br />BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that this Board does herewith determine the number of 0
<br />Inspection boards for each precinct and does hereby appoint the personnel of the inspection
<br />boards as heretofore determined and appointed by the Board of Public Instruction of Indian
<br />River County, Florida, for the election to be held in Special Tax School District No. 1,
<br />in Indian River County, Florida, on November 8, 1955,
<br />BE
<br />IT FURTHER RESOLVED, by this Board that the
<br />form of ballot prepared by the
<br />Board of Public Instruction
<br />of Indian River County, Florida,
<br />for the election to be held in
<br />Special,Tax School
<br />District No. 1, on November 8, 1955, be and the same is hereby ratified
<br />and approved,;and
<br />the Superintendent of Public Instruction of
<br />Indian River County, Florida, is
<br />hereby directed to
<br />cause said form of ballot to be published
<br />in a newspaper of general cir-
<br />culation in Indian
<br />River County, Florida, as required by law.
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<br />Upon being duly seconded by Commissioner Watts, and carried, the foregoing
<br />Resolution was unanimously adopted:
<br />Upon Motion of Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner Hamilton and
<br />carried, Rosalie Brown was approved as an additional nurse for the Indian River.County
<br />Health Unit,
<br />On Motion made by.Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner Hamilton
<br />and carried, Chairman Graves and Road Superintendent E. E. Carter, were designated a
<br />committee to select and employ an architect for the County.
<br />Resignation of Jack T. McCown, County Agricultural Agent was received and
<br />accepted with regret. Mr. McCown stated that his resignation becomes effective November 1,
<br />1955 to accept a promotion to the State Extension staff at the University of Florida, however,
<br />at this time still subject to the approval of the State Board.
<br />Mrs. Anne Christensen, County Welfare Case Worker, appeared before the Board
<br />and made a report of her activities for the Month of September, and same was ordered filed
<br />with the Clerk as provided by law.
<br />On Motion of Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner warren and carried,
<br />Douglas Baker, Clerk was instructed to record deed from The Trustees of the Internal Improve-
<br />ment Fund to Indian River County, covering the Wiest y of SEY of NEY4. Sec, 25, Tnsp. 33, Rge.
<br />39.
<br />A letter was received from the DeKold Real Estate Agency wanting to buy the
<br />above land for $75.00 per acre, however, the Board agreed that they needed the land for public
<br />purposes and therefore it was not for sale.
<br />Clerk Baker advised the Board that Mr. Pete Toler of the Game & Fresh Water
<br />Fitsh Commission stated that Indian River County had been placed in the critical category
<br />regarding hyacinth control and that $6196.00 had been elected to be spent in this county
<br />for the purpose of new equipment, salaries and eradication of Hyacinths over a two year
<br />period beginning November 1, 1955 and that a survey would be completed in order to determine
<br />what areas needed attention first. Mr. Toler stated that he would contact or meet with the
<br />Board at some future date and would expect a report at that time, therefore, Chairman Graves
<br />appointed on the Hyacinth Control Committee, H. C. Watts, E. E. Carter, S. N. Smith, Jr.
<br />and Aubrey L. Vaddell.
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