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All that one of the checks will be returned and the other retained as a bond until final completion) and the second check will be returned. Commissioner Hamilton seconded the Motion and upon a vote, said Motion was unanimously carried, Mr. Treley Thompson appeared before the Board and stated that he would like to come to some agreement with respect to the triangular piece of land adjoining the Kroegel property and now owned by the State as right of way:tbut was not needed now by the State. Mr. Thompson gave the County Engineer a drawing of the piece of land he was interested in. After some discussion,li in the matter and upon Motion made by Commissioner Macdonald, seconded by Commissioner McCulley and unanimously carried, the Board requested the County Attorney to have the necessary steps taken to abandon this property with the understanding that the County will be reimbursed in the amount of $100.00 for the approx. .2 of an acre which we had to pay for. Mrs. Anne Christensen County Welfare Case Worker appeared before the Board and gave a report of her activities for the Month of April and said report was ordered filed by the Clerk. Mrs. Christensen further requested that the County approve partial cost of the train fa for Mrs. Hicks and her five children to go to her father in New Jersey. She stated that she ne $51.03 and she would also like the County to approve $40.00 cost to send a Mr. Dyer to Georgia. Upon motion made by Commissioner Macdonald, seconded by Mr. McCullers and carried, the Board approved these two payments. The Chairman, Mr. Graves, read a letter from the Acting County Health Officer, Dr. Kelso in which he requested that the Board rescind its action of April 21st and set the number of days hospitalization at 6 days surgical and 8 days medical. Upon Motion made by Commiss McCullers, seconded by Commissioner Hamilton and unanimnusly carried, the Board rescinds its former action and set the amber of days hospitalization at 6 days surgical and 8 days medical. Mrs. Alice Helleso and Mrs. Anne Christensen, gave a report on the welfare convention they had attended. Mr. Orth appeared before the Board and stated that although he had already signed a right of way deed giving a portion pf his land for Glendale Road, that he did not know at that time that it would take so much, thereby shortening his runway to under Government requirements. He stated that he had talked the situation over with the County engineer and they had come up with the solution that the County and or the Drainage District move the ditch at the North end of his field about 25 feet North wlich would put the new ditch on the Section Line. After some further discussion in the matter and upon Motion made by Commissioner Macdonald, seconded by Commissioner McCullers and carried, the County approved the relocation and realignment of that part of the ditch on the South side of 12th Street adjoining the property of the Indian River Flying Service, in order that the ditch be relocated on the right of way subject to the approval of the drainage district. Sherman N. Smith, Jr., Attorney for the Board stated that we still did not have the approval of the Fla. East Coast Railway Company for a crossover at 16th Street. Mr. SMith stated he had received a letter from the Trustees of the Internal Improvement Fund stating that they did not want to release the spoil area now owned by them on Mangrove Island. The Board requested Mr. Smith send a copy of the Trustees letter to Joe Michael and suggest to him that he get all the organizations he could behind the matter and see if they could do anything to help secure this spoil area on Mangrove Island for a public park. e ded 0 1 0 1 1