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q The Secretary stated she had been contacted by the City of Vero Beach for use of four of our voting machines at the December 2nd, City Election. Upon motion made by Commissioner Robert Graves, seconded by Commissioner W. C. Graves and unanimously carried, the Board agreed'11 to let the City of Vero Beach use four voting machines for this election as requested, provided] they would pay to the Supervisor of Registration $10.00 each for setting up the machines, and further provided, that the machines would be moved by the County crew. u A petition was received from property owners along the Indian River on Old U. S. 91 Highway requesting this portion of the road be named Indian River Drive. Upon motion made by PA � Commissioner W. C. Graves, Jr., seconded by Commissioner Robert Graves and unanimously carried,p said request was granted. o Commissioner W. C. Graves, Jr. stated he had been contacted by Mr. Roswell C. Mower 9 1 who had requested that he be allowed to supervise the building of the Old Folks Home to see I that the Contractor did what should be done. Mr. Graves further stated that Mr. Mower would a C ., like to do this without pay. Upon Motion made by Mr. Graves, seconded by Commissioner Mc - Cullers and carried, the Board authorized Mr. Mower to act as supervisor at such time as the i'' 0ld Folks Home shall be built and further requested the Secretary to advise Mr. Mower of this fact and to thank him for his generosity. The Secretary advised the Board that the Vero Beach Jaycees suggest a redistributing II of the polling places so that one might be established on the Beach side and one in the Gifford,; area. The Secretary was requested to write the Jaycees thanking them for the work they had ;i done at the last several elections and advising them that at this time it would not be practica� II to redistribute the polling places because of lack of enough voting machines. id A letter of resignation was received from Mr. G. E. Barkoskie as a member of the Planning & Zoning Board. Said resignation to become effective September 26th, 1958. The ,1 Secretary was requested to write Mr. Barkoskie stating his resignation was accepted with regret Upon Motion made by Commissioner Robert Graves, seconded by Commissioner McCullers and carried,; II Mr. G. E. Barkoskie's resignation was accepted with regret and Mr. Ralph Sexton was appointed to take Mr. Barkoskie's place as a member of the Planning & Zoning Board. The State Welfare Office requested that the Board pay their monthly telephone bill 11i,11 for them. Upon motion made by Commissioner McCullers, seconded by Commissioner Robert Graves and carried, the Board agreed to pay a maximum amount of $7.50 per month on this telephone bill. A committee appointed earlier in the meeting consisting of Robert Graves, W. C. Graves, Jr., Sherman N. Smith, Jr., Ed Schmucker and Donald Macdonald, to look into the matter of the return of the right of way on State Road 5 to Mrs. Ila Kroegel of that portion of the right of way that was not being used for highway, further discussed the matter andupon Motion made �L by Commissioner Robert Graves, seconded by Commissioner McCullers and carried, decided that the_'', County is agreeable to abandonment of the right of way in so far as it affects the Ila Kroegel property as proposed by the State Road Department and as shown on their construction plans Sheet #20, Job 8801-207 Sta to Road 5, in order that the property will revert to the abutting W qI property owner Mrs. Kroegel, provided that Mrs. Kroegel pays the County the sum of $500.00 which is the area proportion amount paid by the County to Mrs. Kroegel for the right of way i 8� 1 1 0 1 u 1 1 0