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Florida Steel Co rpprat%u Base Bid - 10 Spans ------•--* Alternate Bid - 20 Spans ------ For each additional "E" Bax add Net 30 ,Days Virginal Steel Company - Richmond, Base Bid - 10 Spans Alternate Bid - 20 Spans For additional E Bars add Terms 1/2 of 11 ten days • Motion was made by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by'Commissioner Macdonald and unanimously carried, that the low bid for 20 spans -of Steel by Virginia Steel Company, be accepted. A letter was received from R. E. Turlington in which he tendered his resignation as a member of the Indian River County Variance Board. Motion was made by Commissioner Macdonald, seconded by Commissioner Waddell and carried,,that the resignation of Mr. Turlington be accepted with regret. Commissioner Macdonald made a motion to appoint Mr. Lester Hanshaw of Roseland in Mr. Turlington's place as a member of the Variance. Comm- issioner Waddell seconded the motion which was unanimously carried. Mr. Padrick of St. Lucie County was in stating that -he has been operating a garbage disposal service in the South End of the County and would like to obtain a franchise.' The Board told him to see his attorney and present his petition for a franchise at the next meeting. Joe Earman, Director of Civil Defense appeared before the Board and stated that the Governor had directed each department, agency, commission, etc. to make appropriate plans for the protection of people, equipment and supplies, and suggested that all public officials and supervisory employees should take the Civil Defense Personal Survival Course. He stated that he has set up a course for county personnel beginning September 25th. The Board requested the Deputy Clerk notify each officer and personnel to take the course. The Attorney for the Board stated that he had looked into the matter of a custodian for the dump and could see no reason why the Board could not appoint someone. The Board requested the Attorney draw up such a contract.