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<br />Minutes of November 1st and 17th, were read and approved upon Motion of
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<br />Commissioner Hamilton, seconded by Commissioner Waddell and carried.
<br />Commissioner Warren reported that he had requested from Kurt Kraft, Agent,
<br />copy of plan of proposed building alleged to be constructed on the Eastern portion of Block 2
<br />Langwick SIL), and was told by tor. graft that it would take several weeks to get a copy of the
<br />plans. Chairman Graves appointed a committee consisting of E. E. Carter, Al Warren and Shermagj
<br />Smith, Jr. to work with City Manager, Charles Jewett and Superintendent of Public Work, Ross
<br />Jernig'n,,regarding a. proposed sewer system to'be-installed or constructed in '.the Langwick
<br />Subdiv sioe area, in that the proposed building and sewer system has a definite bearing on
<br />whether or net the county will sell or provide an easement to the East 15 feet of Lot 9 and the
<br />East 16 feetofLot 30, Block 2, Langwick Subdivision.
<br />Glenn Smith appeared before the Board and wanted to lease 200 feet square in
<br />Block 2, Langwick Subdivision to be used as a nursery. However, the Board was advisedby
<br />P Attorney Smith that the land had been dedicated tu'public uses and therefore could not be
<br />leased by the County.^;F
<br />Upon Motion of (%ommissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner Hamilton and
<br />carried,,,the Board.authorized Alice Helleso to purchase a typewriter for the County Health
<br />Unit to cost approximately $175.00.
<br />Upon the recommendation of Homer C. Fletcher, Tax Assessor, it was moved by
<br />Commissioner Warren, seconded by Commissioner Waddell and carried that corrections as to
<br />assessed valuation and taxes could be extended or approved upon the following described
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<br />Lots 10, 11. 12, Block 2, Mari Jen Ie Subdivision
<br />i Lots 3 to 5, Inc., Block 2, McAnsh Park
<br />a Lots 4 and 5, Block 89 Tropicolony, Inc., 42.
<br />The foregoing applies on houses not completed January 1, 1955.
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<br />5 stiff Sam T. Joyce, stated that a new high frequency radio outfit consisting
<br />of two receivers and two transmitters, valued at approximately Seventeen Hundred.Dollars
<br />could be purchased in connection with civil defense program for $437.50,.of which $218.75
<br />would be paid by the City of Vero Beach and $218.75 would be paid by the County, plus cost
<br />of installation. Thereupon it was moved by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner
<br />Watts and carried, that the equipment be purchased on the basis as heretofore stated&.
<br />Mr. Myer and others representing Roseland Men's Club, appeared before the
<br />Board relating to the matter of getting some piling removed from the Sebastian River and
<br />Chairman Graves requested that Commissioner Watts and Attorney Smith take the necessary steps
<br />so that the Board might use its influence in getting the 'piling removed.
<br />Senator Barber, Lou Tiller and Dave Langfitt, appeared before the Board in the
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<br />Ij interst of getting a permanent location for the right-of-way of A -1-A before starting a new
<br />development which is in the making. It was moved by Commissioner Watts, seconded by Comm-
<br />issioner Waddell and carried, that the Board agreed with the effectdd._property owners on the
<br />proposed re -location of A -1-A from the North limits of Vero Beach, to recommend to the State
<br />Road Department, the alignment requested by the property owners, and to abandon the present
<br />road following the shore line of the ocean, upon completion of the new road.
<br />Mrs. Anne Christensen, County Welfare Case Worker, appeared before the Board if
<br />and made a report of her activities for the month of November. Said report was ordered filed
<br />with the Clerk.
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