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Ff � 0 aN roadside swale ditches are for that purpose only. That the matter of providing driveways, roadside drainage pipes and any other special items for the accomodation of property owners abutting on the roadside are the sole responsibility of the abutting property owners, but that no abutting property owner shall change or alter the roadside drainage ditches except upon prior approval of the County Engineer. Any engineering, surveying, establishing levels or other costs or expense in connection with an adjoining property owners work in the roadside drainage ditches shall be done at the expense of the abutting property owner. Mrs. Anne Christensen, County Welfare Case Worker, appeared before the Board and gave her report for the Month of January, said report was ordered filed by the Clerk. County Superintendent of Public Schools, J. A. Thompson, appeared before the Board and suggested that the Commissioners require subdividersLof large tracts of land to set aside and dedicate to the county a sufficient acreage for school sites. He further stated that within the next year or two the school system would have to build either a new High School or Junion High and would like for the County to dedicate such land. He was advised that the county had sufficient land close to the present downtown school upon which said school could be built, and they would consider the dedication by subdividers for future sites. Mr. Ryall appeared before the Board with regard to a natural drainage ditch on U. S. p �i #1 between Wabasso and Vero Beach, which subject had been brought before the Board on several other occasions. Upon Motion made by Commissioner Robert Graves, seconded by Commissioner McCullers and unanimously carried, the Board resolved that on the matter of the Lateral Ditch for the drainage of the proposed new U. S. #1 just South of W abasso, that the State Road y Department be advised that the County has made an inspection of this area and it is the opinionh a of the County that the present existing natural drain, lake and ditch should be used and main- tained on its present alignment for any drainage of this particular area. And that the State s N Road Department be requested to permit the adjoining property owners to dig, keep and maintain d this drain for a distance of 466 feet East of the present U. S. #1 right of way. Holly Jackson appeared before the Board and stated that he had bought the liquor license of the old Kerf4y Juke and was abandoning the old building and putting up a new building, but understood that in moving the license he would be restricted because of a resolution per- taining to this area in March 1956, and therefore, would like to have said resolution amended so that he would be able to open a bar in his new building. Upon Motion made by Commissioner W. C. Graves, Jr., seconded by Commissioner Mc - Cullers and unanimously carried, the following resolution was adopted: R E S O L U T I O N -- North Gifford Road Liquor Sales WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners of Indian River County, Florida, did adopt a Resolution zoning the area surrounding the public school on the North Gifford Road in Indian River County, Florida, with respect to the sale of alcoholic beverages and limiting the location wherein a vendor's place of business licensed under the Beverage Laws of the State of Florida may be permitted to operate; and, 0 1 1 E 1 • 1 1 E