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Vest of the East shore of the Indian River in this area is in Indian River County, matting a situation where parts of this short stretch of road would be in Brevard County and parts in Indian River County in such an awkward manner as to make the whole project impossible. NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved by the Board of County Commissioners of Indian River County, that this Board does herewith officially declare that Indian River County will accept a change in the boundary lines between Brevard County and Indian River County, making the new �Icounty line the center of the Sebastian Inlet, or the new county line the center of the Indian " River coming South to the present South line of Brevard County in order to facilitate and make the building of such a road and bridge possible. In the event the County line is moved to the Center of the Sebastian Inlet, then Indian River County to the would expect accept building of this road and the ultimate bridging of the Sebastian Inlet, the bridging being jointly with Brevard County, and of the boundary line is changed to the center of the Indian River, that Indian River County", would expect Brevard County to construct the bridge and the road. ----------------------------------------------- Mr. Judson, who owns a strip of land along the Indian River on the East shore in the Wabasso area, appeared before the Board and requested permission to put up a seawall, of which part would be about 45 feet from the now designated bulkhead line as set by the Board. After some discussion in the matter the Commissioners asked Mr. Schmucker to go up and view the land in question first hand and also to contact the property owner adjoining Mr. Judson on the South and get his reaction. The Commissioners discussed the hiring of Dr. C. C. Flood as Health Officer for our County and upon Motion made by Commissioner Macdonald, seconded by Commissioner McCullers and carried, Dr. C. C. Flood was approved as Health Officer for our County to.take over as soon as he finishes his schooling in June, 1959. Sherman N. Smith, Jr. stated he had three parcel on Glendale that could be settled if the Commissioners would agree to the terms. The first parcel for Chris Robertson - The right of way required will take two rows of trees along a twenty acre grove and Mr. Robertson will convey to the County if the County will agree to handle the guardianship and all legal matters as the land is in the names of his minor children. The second one for Julius Barker, SRD No. 40, Glendale Road - the County will place a 72 inch culvert, approximately 40 feet long, under Glendale Road and to place a 12 inch culvert at the west end of Phe -:property. The third parcel is John A. Studor, SRD 26, Glendale Road - The County will re -locate the septic tank drain field in the area that is required for the right of way on his.,remaining property and to install a three foot high guard rail fence with reinforced concrete post eight feet apart running from the corner east a distance of 40 feet along his lot line. Mr. Smith estimates this will cost the County approximately $260.00. Upon Motion made by Commissioner Macdonald, seconded by Commissioner McCullers and carried, the Board accepts these three parcels under the terms set forth above.