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1 L 3 197 BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of Indian Rive11 r County, Floridal that Shereman N. Smith, Jr., the attorney for this Board, is herewith authorized and directed to prepare and file in the Circuit Court of Indian River County, Florida, any and all do- cuments required in order that all of said lands, rights of ways and easements required for the construction of said road shall be condemned in eminent domain proceedings and the title to said lands vested in said State, including a Declaration of Taking as authorized by Chapter 74, Florida Statutes, and said attorney is further authorised and directed to prose- cute said proceedings in the name of Indian River County, Florida, to Final Judgment. Mrs. George Lier appeared before the Board and asked if any word had been received in answer to the one written to the Corp of Engineers. No word had been received and the Board advised the Secretary to write another letter requesting a reply to the first letter. They stated they would like to find out the attitude of the Corp of Engineers before taking further action. A delegation appeared before the Board from Lake Park Subdivision wanting to know whether or not the Commissioners would pave Oak Lane. Mr. Schmucker had been asked at the last meeting to look into the matter. He stated that in his opinion it would not be feasible that the County pave Oak Lane. The Commissioners concurred with Mr. Schmucker and stated that at this time they did not think it would be feasible to pave said road. Mr. William A. Smith appeared before the Board and stated he had been before the Planning and Zoning Adjustment Board requesting that he be allowed to build an apartment over his grocery store and they had denied his request. The Commissioner's informed Mr. Smith that there was nothing they could do for him and sugges ted he might apply to the Planning and Zoning Board to have said area rezoned. Mrs. Anne Keene and several others appeared before the Board and requested an increase in the appropriation to Child Welfare. The Board said they would consider their request in making up the budget for 1958-1959. The Indian River Citrus Bank of Vero Beach, Florida, and the Florida National Bank at Vero Beach, Florida, having filed proper applications requested to be named and designated'', County Depositories for the year 1958-59, and upon Motion made by Commissioner W. C. Graves, Jr., seconded by Commissioner Robert Graves and carried, it was ordered the Indian River Citrus Bank be designa ted County Depository for the following funds: General Revenue Fund, Road and Bridge Fund. The Florida National Bank be designated as County Depository for the following funds: Fine & Forfeiture Fund and Capital Outlay Fund. A letter was read from the Florida School for the blind and said letter was turned over to Mrs. Anne Christensen. Troy E. Moody submitted the E & I Intangible Roll to the Board for approval and upon Motion by Commissioner McCullers, seconded by Commissioner Hamilton and carried, said Roll was approved.