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AM n=�-----j stated that the Zoning Board recommended that no change in zoning be made but that deed re- strictions should be used so that only general wholesale business, light manufacturing and light industry might be put in. However, he stated his clients were not willing to go along with this and would like to request that a public hearing be held. The Board informed Mr. Sullivan that a public hearing would have to be held first before the Zoning Board and they would make their recommendations to the Board at which time the Board of County Commissioners would decide whether or not to hold public hearing before this Board. They also informed Mr. Sullivan that the Petitioners should file a written request setting forth the property which they want rezoned and how they want it rezoned, together with a check for $50.00 to take care of said rezoning. Upon Motion made by Commissioner Macdonald, seconded by Commissioner Waddell and carried, the Board ordered a public hearing should be held before the Zoning B atd upon compliance by the Peitioners with the requests set forth above . Mr. Rogers, representing the firm of Jas. Gamble Rogers, Lovelock &Fritz, Architects from Winter Park appeared before the Board, and stated he had heard we might be putting up an Addition to the Courthouse and would like to be able to draw our plans, etc. The Board said we were still in the talking stage and would keep him in mind. The Chairman reported to the Board that he had delivered the $750,000.00 Hospital Bonds of Indian River County to the purchasers, B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Inc. at New York on July 8th, and that he had received the net slim of $733,962.54, which said sum was deposited in the Chemical Corn Exchange Bank at New York for transfer to the Indian River Citrus Bank for the credit to the account of the Board of County Commissioners, Indian River County, Hospital Fund. That the total purchase price according to the bid received and accepted was $735,061.50, the accrued interest is $13,901.04, making a total purchase price of $748,962.54, and that the purchaser had previously paid by their bid check the sum of $15,000.00, leaving the net purchase price due and the amount received at $733,962.54. That the Indian River Citrus Bank has deposited Government Bonds with the Comptroller of the State of Florida, under the County Depository Law, as additional security to cover this additional sum of money and credited the County in that bank. The County Attorney stated he had received a Resolution from the State Road authorizing the State Road Department to pay the additional cost of the 16th Street Railroad Crossing from our Secondary Road Funds. Upon Motion made by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner Hamilton and carried, the following Resolution was unanimously adopted: R E S O L U T I O N WHEREAS, the State Road Department, prusuant to a Resolution heretofore adopted by the Board of County'Commissioners of Indian River County, required the readjustment of certain futility facilities on State Road No. 16th Street, Vero Beach, Section 8860-2150; and WHEREAS, certain invoices covering the costs of adjusting such utilities, which were located on private property, have been submitted to the State Road Department for payment; and 0 1 E C. 1