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COUNTY CERTIFICATION
<br /> (SS. 10-11, CHAPTER 2007-30, LAWS OF FLORIDA) 1.2
<br /> I hereby certify on behalf of Indian River County that:
<br /> (A) the County Commission chooses to:
<br /> NOTE: By opting out the County Commission understands that the county continues to be governed by the provisions of §§ 101 .292-101 .295
<br /> and § 101.5604, Florida Statutes, with respect to the purchase of new voting systems and equipment.
<br /> (1) opt out of the state' s funding scheme for the purchase of both the optical scan and the
<br /> ballot-on-demand equipment that would replace touchscreen voting equipment (applicable only to
<br /> counties listed in footnote 1),
<br /> (2) opt out solely of the state' s funding scheme for the purchase of the optical scan voting
<br /> equipment that would replace touchscreen voting equipment (applicable only to counties listed in
<br /> footnote 11 respond also to paragraphs (B) & (C) before signing form),
<br /> (3) opt out solely of the state' s funding scheme for the purchase of the ballot on demand
<br /> equipment that would replace touchscreen equipment (applicable to counties listed in footnotes 1 & 2--
<br /> *if your county is listed in footnote 1, respond also to paragraph (B) before signing. *If your county is Iisted in
<br /> footnote 2, sign form), or
<br /> X (4) not opt out of the state funding scheme at all. (if your county is listed in footnote 1, respond also
<br /> to paragraphs (B) & (C) before signing form); if your county is listed in footnote 2, respond also to paragraph (C)
<br /> before signing form)
<br /> (B) the County Commission authorizes the Secretary of State to negotiate the disposal of
<br /> 255 existing touchscreen voting machines in the county that are in excess of the amount needed
<br /> to conduct voting for individuals with disabilities:
<br /> (1) For the counties that use ES &S touchscreen equipment only: the number of touchscreen voting
<br /> machines indicated above includes :
<br /> iVotronic machine and booth iVotronic machine only
<br /> (2) As of July 1, 2007, the County (applicable only to the 15 counties listed in footnote 1) is still
<br /> indebted in the amount of $ — 0 — for the purchase of its touchscreen voting
<br /> machines. A letter of verification of the amount owed is attached. (letter must be from the Chair of the
<br /> Board of County Commissioners, the County Administrator, or the County Office ofManagement .and Budget.)
<br /> (C) the County x will/ will not use ballot-on-demand equipment at early vofing sites in the 2008
<br /> General Election. r
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<br /> Chair, Boafcf of County Commissioners
<br /> Printed Name Gary C . Wheeler
<br /> Date : 7 / 10 / 07 (MUST BE FILED WITH DIVISION OF ELECTIONS BY JUNE 30, 2007)
<br /> ' The following 15 counties may (pursuant to statutory authority in section 10 and sections 1 (a) & (b) of section 11 of ch. 2007-30, Laws of Florida) opt
<br /> out of the state funding scheme to negotiate the purchase of either or both the optical scan equipment, and ballot on demand equipment to replace touch
<br /> screen voj�d
<br /> equipment: Broward, Charlotte, Collier, Hillsborough, Indian River, Lake, Lee, Martin, Miami-Dade, Nassau, Palm Beach, Pasco, Pinellas,
<br /> Sarasota, Sumter.
<br /> 3 The follg 14 counties may (pursuant to statutory authority in section 10 and section (1)(b ) of section 11 of ch. 2007-30, Laws of Florida) opt out
<br /> solely froe state funding scheme to negotiate the purchase of ballot on demand equipment that would be used for early voting sites instead of touch
<br /> screen voequipment: Bay, Brevard, Clay, Escambia, Jackson, Levy, Marion, Okaloosa, Orange, Osceola, Santa Rosa, St. Johns, Taylor, and
<br /> Washing
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