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Dear Mr. Rogers: In re: S RD No. 153 In consideration of your conveyance of the right of way described in the above deed, Indian River County, acting by and through its Board of County Commissioners, agrees with you as follows: 1. If the new right of way does not take more than 3 feet of your existing porch, then the County will cut off the part of the porch which extends into the new right of way, replace the steps on either side as you wish and refinish the front porch in as good condition as the same now exists or, if the new right of way line goes back more than3 feet into the porch, then the County will move your house back off the right of way and set it up and reestablish it in as good condition as the same existed prior to moving. When the right of way stakes are put up at your property and the measurements made, you can make your decision as to which you wish to be done. 77 In consideration of your conveyance of the right of way described in the above deed, Indian River County, acting by j and through its Board df County Commissioners, herewith agrees with you as follows: 1. Within Ninety (90) days after completion of construction of improvements to the above road, the County will place a drain a pipe in the roadside ditch paralleling the above described pro- perty on the part of it that is immediately in front of the yard of your home and fill and level to grade over the pipe. This agreement is approved by the Board of County Commissioners at its meeting as shown by its minutes. Board of County Commissioners of Indian River County, Florida By, s/ W. C. Graves, Jr. Chairman - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - November 2, 1956 Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Wilkins Inlet, New York Dear Mr. and Mrs. Wilkins: i In re: SRD No. 181 In consideration of your conveyance of the right of way described in the above deed, Indian River County, acting by and through it Board of County Commissioners, agrees with you as follows: 1. The County will move the house back from the right of way and set it up and reestablish in as good condition as the same existed prior to moving. All of the above will be done prior to the time of taking possession of the right of way and, in the meantime, you may con- tinue in possession of the same. This agreement is approved by the Board of County Commissioners at its meeting as shown by its minutes. a Sincerely yours, Board of County Commissioners of Indian River County, Florida By s/ W. C. Graves, Jr. Chairman November 2, 1956 Mr. William C. Rogers F. 0. Box 445 R Sebastian, Florida Dear Mr. Rogers: In re: S RD No. 153 In consideration of your conveyance of the right of way described in the above deed, Indian River County, acting by and through its Board of County Commissioners, agrees with you as follows: 1. If the new right of way does not take more than 3 feet of your existing porch, then the County will cut off the part of the porch which extends into the new right of way, replace the steps on either side as you wish and refinish the front porch in as good condition as the same now exists or, if the new right of way line goes back more than3 feet into the porch, then the County will move your house back off the right of way and set it up and reestablish it in as good condition as the same existed prior to moving. When the right of way stakes are put up at your property and the measurements made, you can make your decision as to which you wish to be done. 77