HomeMy WebLinkAbout2/10/1965WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1965
The Board of County Commissioners. of Indian River County met at
the Courthouse, Vero Beach, Florida, in a Regular meeting held at 8:00
o'clock A. M., Wednesday, February 10, 1965. Present were Robert W.
Graves, Chairman; Donald Macdonald, Jerre J. Haffield and Dr. B. Q.
Waddell. Absent was D. B. McCullers, Jr., Also present were John
Sutherland, County Attorney; Edwin S. Schmucker, County Engineer, Alfred
H. Webber and Ruth Elliott, Deputy Clerks.
Upon Motion made by Commissioner Macdonald, seconded by Commissioner
Hatfield and unanimously carried, the minutes of January 6 and January 21,
1965, were approved.
Homer C. Fletcher, Tax Assessor, appeared before the Board and
stated that through a clerical ommission, no depreciation for functional
and architectural obsolescense had been applied in the assessed valuation
of certain improvements upon land leased by the Los Angeles Dodgers Base-
ball Club because full inspection of the interior of the structures could
not be had at that time. He read a letter from.the Comptroller outlining
the procedure to follow in making the necessary correction. Motion was
made by Commissioner Haffield, seconded by Commissioner Waddell and un-
animously carried, that the Tax Assessor is.authorized to correct the 1964
.Tax Roll on the following described property: Parcel #23,. City of Vero
Beach Airport, RE 34648, and'Parcel #31, City of Vero Beach Airport,
RE 34656, as provided under Section 192.21, Florida Statutes, to correct
the clerical error of omission in calculation of architectural and
functional obsolescense depreciation resulting from inability to inspect
interior of building improvements.
Mr. Drennen Whitmire, Representative for Equitable Life Assurance
Society of the United States, requested permission to contact the various
departments to assemble employee data in order to submit a proposal for
hospitalization insurance. Motion was made by Commissioner. Waddell, seconded
by Commissioner Macdonald and unanimously carried, that the Board authorize
Mr. Drennen Whitmire to make a survey of the hospitalization insurance for
its employees and request'the various department heads to cooperate with
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Gladys Vigliano, County Welfare Worker, gave her monthly report
which was filed with the Board. Motion was made by.Commissioner Waddell,
seconded by Commissioner Haffield and unanimously carried that authorization.
is hereby given for a $30.00 a month supplement for Elsie Jones of Fellsmere
for nursing care, as soon as it is requested.
Chester E. Clem, Small Claims Judge, filed a petition to schedule
a public.hearing to vacate, abandon, discontinue and eliminate the plat
of W. E. Hoover Subdivision, filed in the office of the Clerk of the
Circuit Court of St. Lucie County, Florida, on March 1, 1914, and recorded
in Plat Book 3, page 17. Motion was made by.Commissioner Macdonald,
seconded by Commissioner Haffield and unanimously carried, that the public
hearing is set for Wednesday, March 10, 1965, at 9:30 o'clock A. M.
VERO BEACH PRESS -JOURNAL
Published Weekly
Vero Beach. Indian River County, Florida
COUNTY OF INDIAN AIVIR:
STATE OF FLORIDA
Before the undersigned authority personally appeared J. J. Schumann, who on oath
says that he Is Business
Manager of
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published att Vero BeachinIndianthe
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River Florida; Press-Journal,
that the attached copy advertise-
ment,ofndQ�l C4-
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Affiant further says that the said Vero Beach Press Journal is a newspaper published at
Vero Beach, in. said Indian: River County. and that the said newspaper has heretofore
been eentinuenlIA-l.� Isred in said Indian River County, Florida, weekly and has been entered
as second 1 Ifmatter at Outpost office In Vero Beach, in said Indian River Countyy, Faldo;iid
for a pe, .one'Dear nentspr ding the first publication of the attached copy
tisement:An4 ddiant fu.ther says t)1at he has neither paid nor promised any person, firm or
corporattprl•'any discount, ihbate, commission or refund for the purpose of securing this adver-
tisener,t.fp pdSlicatiori.in the said newspaper.
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NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the Board of County Commis-
sioners et Indian River County wit/
receive sealed bids to the hour of
5:3D o'clock ,A. M. on W,dnesday.
February 10. 1085 and at said time
will publicly open the same at a •
meeting of said Board to be held
In the County Commissioners'
Room. Indian River County Court-
house. Vero Beach. Indian River
County. Florida. for the sale. for
each. to said County of the follow.
Ing:
One Postage Meter Machine
with electric automatic feed.
capable of processing 150 en.
vetopes per minute. the enve-
lope
nvylope sizes to range from a
minimum of 314 by 5 Inches
to a maximum of 10 by 12 hi -
ekes with a maximum thick-
. ness of 3/2 Inches. The ma-
chine must be equipped with
o feeding hopper. and must
accommodate available rent -
a1 meters for both United
States postage and Florida
Documentary Stamp revenue.
The price quoted shall be the net
price after deducting all applica-
ble deductions, Including taxes. The
County will furnbh all tax exemp-
tion certificates to which it Is en.
titled. The County reserves the
right to reject any and all bide
and to waive Informalities. Each
bid shall be an envelope. securely
sealed and marked on the outside.
"HID FOR POSTAGE METER MA-
CHINE. OPEN DATE FEBRUARY
10. 1965."
This 21st day of January. 1065.
BOARD OF COUNTY COM-
MISSIONERS OF INDIAN
RIVER COUNTY. FLORIDA
By: /S/ Robert W. Graves,
Chairman • '
Jab 22. Feb. 1, IBM.
The Chairman read the foregoing Notice and opened bids as follows:
Pitney -Bowes. Inc. $950.00
Motion was made by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner
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Haffield and'unanimously carried, that the bid of Pitney -Bowes, Inc.,
be accepted.
Mr. Fredrick M. Thomas and a group of residents from Anita Park
Subdivision, and Mr. Joseph Mutinsky of South Gifford Road, appeared
before the Board and requested that.the county dump on South Gifford
Road be relocated because the stench and smoke from the dump created un-
healthy conditions. They stated that the'present condition of the dump
was the worst they had seen it. The Board informed the residents that
they have worked constantly in trying to solve the problem.of garbage
disposal, not only in the South Gifford Road dump, but four others.
Commissioner Waddell volunteered to investigate the possibility of any
federal funds available for garbage disposal, and the residents were
assured that the Board will continue to do everything possible to
improve the situation.
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VERO BEACH PRESS -JOURNAL
Published Weekly
Vero Beach, Indian River County. Florida
COUNTY OP INDIAN RIVER:
STATE OF FLORIDA
Before the undersigned authority personally appeared J. J. Schumann, who on oath
says that he Is Business Manager of the Vero Beach Press.Joumal, a weekly newspaper
published at Vero Beach Irl Indian River County, Florida: that the attached copy of advertise-
ment, being a . /Lbs 10"
.in the matter of .
in the
Court, was pub -
lisped In said newspaper in the issues of
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Affiant further says that the said Vero Beach Press Journal is a newspaper published at
Vero Beach, In said Indian River County, and that the said newspaper has heretofore
been continuously publisheil in said Indian River County, Florida, weekly and has been entered .
as second class mail itatt8r at the post office in Vero Beach, in said Indian River County, Florida
for a rr period: f orae yoat n9xt preceeding the first publication of the attached copy of adver-
tisement; aflant-fWther•9ays that he has neither paid nor promised any person, firm or
corporation lin�,didt*,'fdbaale, cormmllsion or refund for the purpose of securing this advert?
tisement'ipr,pubffcaticA in the said newspaper.
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NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the Board of County Commis-
sioners of Indian River County will
receive sealed bids to the hour of
9:00 a.m. or. Wednesday, Febru.
ery 10, 1965 and at said time pub-
licly
ublicly open the same at a meeting
of said Board to be held in the
County Commissioners' Room. In-
dian River County Courthouse. Vero
Beach, Florida. for sale for cash
to the County, the following:
For Insurance to cover a term
of one year commencing in March,
1905 as follows:
fa) County Garages and Cen'
tents. Fire and Lightning.
(b) Pohorsky House and Con-
tents. Fire and Lightning.
(e) Bunkley Health Center.
Fire and Lightning.
(d) Three Fire Trucks, Auto-
mobile Liability.
le) County Vehicles and Ma-
chines, Automobile Llab)b
sty. i
(11 Workmen's Compensation,
County Payroll.
• Bide may be submitted on any or
all of the above items. For cern-
; plete details contact the Clerk of
i the Board. Room 105, Indian River
County Courthouse, Vero Beach,
Florida.
▪ .The Board reserves the right to
reJeet any and all bids and to waive
Informalities.
BOARD OF COUNTY COM.'
MISSIONERS INDIAN RIVER
COUNTY, FLORIDA
• By /a/ ROBERT W. GRAVES
'► Chairman
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The Chairman read the foregoing Notice and bids were opened as
follows:.
Item a. County Garages, Fire and Lightning..
Rudy Hubbard Agency $202.00
Dalrymple Insurance Agency $192.00
Item b. Pohorsky House and Contents, Fire and Lightning.
,Rudy Hubbard Ngency $ 52.00
Dalrymple Insurance Agency $ 15.00
Item c. Bunkley Health Center, Fire and Lightning.
Rudy Hubbard Agency $ 31.00
Dalrymple Insurance Agency $ 31.00
Item d. Three Fire Trucks, Automobile Liability & Comprehensive
Dalrymple Insurance Agency $316.00
Sam E. Moon Agency .......(included with County fleet)
Item e. County Vehicles and Machines, Automobile Liability.
Rudy.Hubbard.Agency $ 1,931.00
Dalrymple Insurance Agency$ 2,633.00
Sam E. Moon Agency' $ 2,619.09 (including three fire -trucks)
Item f. Workmen's Compensation, County Payroll
Base Bid of $15,200.15 on Item f, Workmen's Compensation were re-,
ceived from the following: Harvey A. Dodson, Agent for Nationwide
Insurance Company; Norman E. Miller, Jr.; Agent for Federated Insurance
Companies; Dalrymple Insurance Agency; and the Rudy Hubbard Agency.
Motion was made'by Commissioner Macdonald, seconded by Commissioner
Waddell, and unanimously carried to delay any decision in order that the
Board might give careful consideration to the bids received.
The Chairman read a letter from the Independent Insurance Agents
•of Indian River County and.from Sam E. Moon Insurance which are made a
part of the bid file.
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VERO BEACH PRESS -JOURNAL
Published Weekly
Vero Beach, Indian River County, Florida
COUNTY OP INDIAN RIVER:
STATE OF FLORIDA
Before the undersigned authority personally appeared .1. J. Schumann, who on oath
says that he is Business Manager of the Vero Beach Press -Journal, a weekly newspaper
published at Vero �Beeachin� Indian River County, Florida; that the attached copy of advertise-
ment, being a Iw e4,
in r' a matter of 4/ci.Ir•-,• c!. ° h.' ' ••L..__..._._
.in the ..._ _ Court, was pub-
lished in said newspaper in the issues of
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Affiant further says that the said Vero Beach Press Journal is a newspaper published at
Vero Beach, in said Indian River County, and that the said newspaper has heretoforo
been continuously published ip said Indian River County, Florida, weekly and has been entered
as second class mail matter aMhe post office in' Vero Beach, in said Indian River County, Florida
for a period of one year next proceeding the first publication of the attached copy of adver-
tisement; and affiant further says that he has neither paid nor promised any person, firm or
corporation any discount, rebate, commission or refund for the purpose of securing this adver-
tisement for publication MIME said newspaper.
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. Parcel 8: From the North
corner of Lot 44, S. B. Carter's
Plat of the Subdivision of Firm -
Ind Grant as recorded in Plat
Book 1, Pages 72 and 73. Bre-
vard County. Florida records'
run South 44° 34' 29" East a
distance of 29.48' to a point,
said point being on a curve, the
center of which curve Iles
985.31' on a bearing of South
84° 41' 08'11" East from the
Lost point: from the point on
the curve run Southeasterly a
distance of 388.78' on an are
of a curve to the West boundary
of Lot 44, said curve having
a central angle of 22' 38' 22",
being r.oncave to the East:
thence. run South 44° 34' 29"
East along the Weat boundary
of Lot 44 a distance of 42.88' to
• a point nn a curve, said point
being on the West right of way
of Roseland Road, the center
of said curve being South
81° 05' 01" East a distance of
1802.88' from said last point:
thence. run o distance of
378.24' on the are of said eurve
In a Northerly direction along
the West right of way of Rose.
land Road to the East bound-
ary of fol 44. said eurve hav-
ing a central angle of 13' 31'
19" and being concave to the
Fast: thence. run North
44° 34' 29" West along the East
boundary of Lot 44 a distance of
88.71' to the Point of Beginning.
Said Board will hold a public hear.
tng thereon at 9:30 o'clock A. M.
on February 10. 1988 In the office
of said Board In the Indian River
County Courthouse. Vero Beach,
Florida.
Persons interested may appear
and be heard at that time.
BOARD OF COUNTY COM.
MISSIONERS INDIAN It1V1CR
COUNTY. FLORIDA
/1/ Robert W. Graves
By ROBERT W. GRAVES,
Chairman
Jan 14, 1908.
NOTICE
, Notice Is hereby given that the
Board of County CommWlonera of
Indian River County. Florida, is
considering the advisability of
adopting a Resolution vacating.
abandoning. discontinuing and clan•,
Ing and renouncing any claim of
said County and the public in and
to any land In connection with the,
right-of-way of part of Roseland'
Road which is no longer being
used and which right-of-way is
described as follows:
Parcel 1: From the West
corner of Lot 44, S. B. Carter's
Plat of the Subdivision of Flem-
ing Grant as recorded in Plat
Book 1. Pages 72 and 93. Bre-
yard
ravard County. Florida records;
run South 41° 34' 29" East a
distance of 230.23' to a point
on a curve. the center of said
curve being South a7° 17' 2754"
East ■ distance of 985.37' from
the previous point; from said
point on the curve run a dis-
tance of 129.42' on the arc of
a curve having a radius of
988.37' and • central angle of
07° 31' 33 Is", said curve being
concave to the East: thence,
run South 04° 48' 59" East a
distance of 104.31' to a point
on a curve, aid point being on
the West right of way et Rose.
land Road, the center of said
curve lyitut South 87 24' 1»'
East a distance of 1802,88': from
said point run a distance of
205.13' to the West boundary
of Lot 44 on the arc of a curve.
said arc being the West right
of way of Roseland Road. hav-
ing a central angle of 08° 19'
56^ and concave to the Rant:
thence. run North 44° 34' 29"
West a dkIance of 42.08' to the
Point 01 Beginning.
Parcel 2: From the, North
corner of Lot 42. S. B. Carter's
Plat of the Subdivision of Flem-
ing Grant as recorded in Plat
Book 1. Pages 72 and 73, Bre-
vard Courcy, Florida records;
run North 44° 40' 29' West a
distance et .30.00'; thence, run
South 48° 10' 31' Weat a dis-
tance of 179.89' to the Point
of ILvginning: thence. run South
49° *9' 31' Weat a distance of
104.31' to a point of curvature;
thence. run a distance of 344.13'
on an are of a curve to the
Intersection of the West bound-
ary of Lot 43, said curve be -
Ing concave to the East, having
a radius of 985.37' and a cen-
tral angle of 20' 00' 38!4":
thence. run South 44° 34' 29"
East a distance of 80.71' to the
West right of *ay of Roseland
Road: thence. run Northeast•
erly on the West right of. way
of Roseland Road a distance of
401.87' on an arc of a curve'
to the Point of Beginning: the
center of said curve lying
1802.88' en a bearing .of South
Vt° 33' 42" Cast from the lost
*rovlous pWAt, sad curve bar.
Ing a radius of 1892.88', a vet►
trot angle of 18° 29' e1" and
being concave la the scat.
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The Chairman Read the foregoing Notice and asked if there was
anyone present who wished to be heard. There was no one and upon
Motion made•by Commissioner Macdonald, seconded by Commissioner
Waddell, and unanimously carried, the following Resolution was adopted:
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners of Indian River
County, Florida, has heretofore determined upon its own motion
to consider vacating, abandoning, discontinuing and closing the
following portion of the right-of-way for Roseland Road which is
no longer being used as a public.road or $art of a public road
thereof since the location of the road has been shifted to a new
location, and to renounce and disclaim any right of the County and
the public in and to the land in connection therewith; and
WHEREAS, said Board in the acquisition of the right-of-way
for Roseland Road as it now exists agreed with the property owners
to vacate any portion of the right-of-way not required for Roseland
Road for their cooperation; and
• WHEREAS, said Roseland Road has now been completed, it is now
time for the right-of-way that is no longer to be used to be
vacated and abandoned as the following former right-of-ways are
no longer being used;
BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners
of Indian River County, Florida in regular session, this. the 10th
day of February,1965, that it has therefore determined upon its
own motion to vacate, abandon, discontinue and close the hereinafter
described portions of the Roseland Road right-of-way which is no
longer being used by the public and to renounce and disclaim any
rights of said County and the public in and to the lands hereinafter
described, to -wit:
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Parcel 1
From the West corner of Lot 44, S. B.Carter's Plat of the Sub-
division of Fleming Grant as recorded in Plat Book 1, Pages 72
and 73, Brevard County, Florida records; run South 44°34'29"
East a distance of 230.23' to a point on a curve, the center of
said curve, being South 87°17'272" East a distance of 985.37'
from the previous point; from said point on the curve run a
distance of 129.42' on the arc of a curve having a radius of
985.37' and a central angle of 07°31'312", said curve being
concave to the East; thence, run South 04°48'59" East a distance
of 104.31' to a point on a curve, said point being on the West
right of way of Roseland Road, the center of said curve lying
South 87°24'57" East a distance of 1602.88'; from said point
run a distance of 205.13' to the West boundary of Lot 44 on the
arc of a curve, said arc being the West right of way of Roseland
Road, having a central angle of 06°19'56" and concave to the East;
thence, run North 44°34'29" West a distance of 42.65' to the
Paint of Beginning.
Parcel 2
From the North corner of Lot 42, S. B.Carter's Plat of the Sub-
division of Fleming Grant as recorded in Plat Book 1, Pages 72
and 73, Brevard County, Florida records; run North 44°40'29"
West a distance of 30.00'; thence, run South 45°19'31" West a
distance of 179.89' to the Point of Beginning; thence, run South
45°19'31" West a distance of 104.31' to a point of curvature;
thence, run a distance of 344.13' on an arc of a curve to the
intersection of the West boundary of Lot 43, said curve being
concave to the East, having a radius of 985.37' and a central
angle of 20000'362"; thence, run South 44°34'29" East a distance
of 56.71' to the West right of way of Roseland Road; thence, run
Northeasterly on the West right of way of Roseland Road a distance
of 461.87' on an arc of a curve to the Point of Beginning; the
center of said curve lying 1602.88' on a bearing of South 67°33'42"
East from the last previous point, said curve having a radius of
1602.88', a central angle of 16°29'01" and being concave to the
East.
Parcel 3
From the North corner of Lot 44, S. B.Carter's Plat of the Sub-
division of Fleming Grant as recorded in Plat Book 1, Pages 72
and 73, Brevard County, Florida records; run South 44°34'29" East
a distance of 29.48' to a point, said point being on a curve, the
center of which curve lies 985.37' on a bearing of South 64°41'052"
East from the last point; from the point on the curve run South-
easterly a distance of 388.78' on an arc of a curve to the West
boundary of Lot 44, said curve having a central angle of 22°36'22",
being concave to the East; thence, run South 44°34'29" Eastalong
the West boundary of Lot 44 a distance of 42.65' to a point on a
curve, said point being on the West right of way of Roseland Road,
the center of said curve being South 81005'01" East a distance of
1602.88' from said last point; thence, run a distance of 3i8.24' on
the arc of said curve in a Northerly direction along the West right
of way of Roseland Road to the East boundary of Lot 44, said curve
having a central angle of 13°31'19" and being concave to the East;
,thence, run North 44°34'29" West along the East boundary of Lot 44
a distance of 56.71' to the Point of Beginning.
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BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this Board does herewith find
and determine the following:
1. That this Board has published notice thereof one time
in the Vero Beach Press Journal, a newspaper of general circula-
tion in Indian River County, Florida; said publication being
published at *least two weeks prior to the date stated thereon
for such public hearing.
2. That the above described land is not a part of the public
road and is not required by the State of Florida or the Federal
Government as part of the State or' Federal Highway System and said
portion of right-of-way above described is not located within the
corporate limits of any minicipality and is located in Indian River
County, Florida.
3. A public hearing thereon has been held by the Board of
County Commissioners of Indian River County, Florida, in the Office
of said Board at the Indian River County Courthouse in Vero Beach,
Florida or► Pebruary•10,1965 at (x'36 o'clock A. M.
4. That the above described land is not needed for street,
road, highway or other public purposes by Indian River County.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this Board does herewith vacate,
abandon, discontinue and close, and does herewith renounce and
disclaim any right of the County and the public in and to any
land in connection with existing right-of-ways heretofore described.
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VERO BEACH PRESS -JOURNAL
Published Weekly
Vero Beach. Indian River County, Florida
39739
COUNTY OF INDIAN RIVER:
STATE OF FLORIDA
Before the undersigned authority personally appeared J. J. Schumann, who on oath
says that he is Business Manager of .the Vero Beach Press -Journal, a weekly newspaper
published at VeroBeach In Indian River County, Florida; that the attached copy of advertise..
mens, being a 1 .1°- ..
..in the matter of. V.4.:W.t__Q)
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lished In said newspaper in the issues of
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Court, was pub-
• Affiant further says that the said Vero Beach Press Journal is a newspaper published at
Vero Beach, in said Indian River County, and that the said newspaper has heretofore
been continuously published in said Indian River County, Florida, weekly and has been entered
as second class mail matter at the post office in Vero Beach, in said Indian River County, Florida
for a period of one year next preceeding the first publication of the attached copy of adver-
tisement; end affiant further says that he has neither paid nor promised any person, firm or
corporation any discount, rebate, commission or refund for the purpose of securing this adver-
tisement for publication in the said newspaper.
nil Swam to and subscribed before me this .._._ I._ day of ..
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(C of the Ci Court, Indian River County, Florida)
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that
CHAS. E. SMITH has filed a Pe-
tition with the Board of County
Commissioners of Indian River
County, Florida. requesting said
Board to adopt a resolution. va-
cating and abolishing the public
road, street and right of way lo-
cated in Indian River County. Flor-
ida, and known as that portion of
Avenue C as designated on the
Plat of W. E. Geoffrey's SUbdivl
stun. recorded in Plat filed 1n the
office of the Clerk of .the Circuit
Court of St. Lucie County. Florida,
In Plat Book 2, page 32. lying West
of new V. S. Highway No. 1, or
State Road No. 5, Section 85010.2205,
and requesting said Board to re-
nounce and disclaim any right of
said County tor the public in and
to the above described public road.
street and right of way as deline-
ated on said recorded plat.
Said Board will hold a public
hearing thereon at 5:35 A. M. an
February 10. 1963. In the offices of
Bald Board, Indian River County
Courthouse, Vero Beach, Florida.
Persons interested may appear
and be heard at that time.
BOARD OF COUNTY COM
MISSIONERS OF IND
RIVER COUNTY, FLORIDA
By RALPH HARRIS, cads
(Copy Ct. Ct, Sea»
San. 34, 1063.
OFFICIA[ RECORD
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The Chairman read- the Foregoing Notice and asked if there was
anyone present who wished to be heard. There was no one and upon
Motion by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner.Haffield and
unanZmously carried, the
following Resolution was adopted:
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RESOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of
Indian River County, Florida, that this Board does herewith find and
determine as follows:
1. That CHAS. E. SMITH has filed a Petition before this Board
on the 6th day of January, 1965 , at a meeting of said Board,
requesting this Board to adopt a resolution closing, vacating and abolishing
the public road, street and right of way located in Indian River County,
Florida, and known as that portion of Avenue C as designated on the Plat. of
W. E. Geoffrey's Subdivision, recorded in Plat filed in the office of the Clerk
of the Circuit Court of St. Lucie County, Florida, in Plat Book 2, page 32,
lying West of new U. S. Highway No. 1, or State Road No. 5, Section
88010-2208.
2. That this Board has published two weeks' notice thereof one
time in the Vero Beach Press Journal, a newspaper of general circulation
published in Indian River County, Florida, said notice being published at
least two weeks prior to the date stated therein for such public hearing.
3. That said public road, street and right of way above described
is not a State or Federal road and is not maintained by the State of Florida
and is not located within the incorporated limits of any municipality and is
located in Indian River County, Florida.
4. That a public hearing thereof has been held by the Board of
County Commissioners of Indian River County, Florida, in the offices of
said Board in the Indian River County Courthouse, Vero Beach, Florida, • on
February 10. 1965 , at 9:350'clock A. M.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this Board does herewith close,
vacate and abandon each and all of the above described public road, street
i• and right of way and all portions thereof and does herewith renounce and
disclaim any right of Indian River County, Florida, and the public in and to
all of said public road, street and right of way above described.
Hath & Smith, Attorneys At Levi, Vero Beach, Florida
1 l
STATE OF FLORIDA
COUNTY OF INDIAN RIVER
I, Ralph Harris, as Clerk of the Circuit Court and ex officio
Clerk to the Board of County Commissioners of Indian River County, Florida,
certify the foregoing to he a true copy of Resolution duly adopted by said
Board at a meeting thereof duly and regularly called and held on the 10th
day of February , 1965. .
WITNESS my hand and official seal at Vera Beach, Florida,
this 22nd day of Bebruary , 1965.
't a .S' ,��'�/
r.
Clerk it it e., In an iver County,
Florida, and ex officio Clerk to Board of
County Commissioners.
Heath & Smith, Attorneys At Law, Vero Beach, Florida
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Mr. Robert F. Lloyd of Lloyd and Associates, presented a plat
of the railroad owned by the Okeelanta Sugar Company and requested the
Board to approve same to be recorded in the Plat Book in the Clerk's
office. After examining the plat, it was noted that all crossings over
the railroad right of way were not shown. The County Engineer was
requested to go over the plat and see that every crossing in existing
use be placed on it, .
VERO BEACH PRESS -JOURNAL
Published Weekly
Vero Beach. Indian River County. Florida
COUNTY OF INDIAN RIVER:
STAT1 OF FLORIDA
Before the undersigned authority personally appeared J. J. Schumann, who on oath
says that he is Business Manager of the Vero Beach Press•Journal, a weekly newspaper
published at Vero Beach in Indian River County, Florida; that the attached copy of advertise-
ment, being a to
_.lLT.f...:
in the matter of
in the ............ - Court, was pub -
fished in said newspaper in the issues of
.7.....a 1 X.k.j • I !,
Affiant further says that the said Vero Beach Press Journal is a newspaper published at
Vero Beach, in said Indian River County. and that thigi said newspaper has heretofore
been continuously published in'said Indian River County, Florida, weekly and has been entered
as second class mail matter et the post office in Vero Beach, in said Indian River County, Florida
for a period of one year .next preceeding the tint publication of the attached copy of adver-
tisement; and of(init further says that he has neither paid nor promised any person. firm or
corporation a Discount, rebate, commission or refund for the purpose of securing this adver-
tisemetYlt;tbr iblication in the said newspaper.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this a 0 - day of
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• (... Clerk the Ci - •'court, Indian River County, Florida)
4. One (1) new 1945 Steam
Jenny with electric motor.
Snail have a minimum 1/3
HP, 115 volt. 60 cycle. single
phase AC. with built 1n
thermal overload protection.
double pole stgrting switch.
pressure gauge and fuel and
solution metering controls.
Pump shall have positive dis-
placement of 100 gallons per
hour, slow speed. pressure
atomWnt kerosene burner
with self-cleaning Ignition
electrodes and nozzle tip de -
fleeter. It must have an up-
draft communion chamber
and outer coil water Packet
insulation. Tank capacity
.hail be 12 gallon concen-
trated solution and 12 gallons
Wel. angle grip Cleaning iun
with full swivel, high impact
souls and 5g feet et special
vapor hose. to be mounted
on pertat4e frame Math 614
laA whaelg.. Prix to Pk
Inch wheels.
5. One it) minlatgre. •alt e**
tamed, portable tweway FM
. radio set with separate •ndi
independent transmitter audl
receiver circuitry. It shall
have • minimum RP trans-
mitter power output of no
less than five (5) watts. The
unit shall also be supplied
with an AC charger and ca.'
bre for 117 VAC primary
source and an antenna. out.
side mounted on the roof of
• the County garage budding
with lead in transmission
line. The unit shall be
equipped with 6 palm -held
microphone and contain •
weatherproof loudepe.kar.
Complete detailed specifications
and further information may be
obtained from the Office of the
County Engineer. R00111 114, Indian
River County Courtho:ile. Vero
Reach. Florida.
The Board reserves the right to
reject any and ail bids and to waive
any informalities.
All Bids shall be In en ehvebep•
securely sealed and marked e
the outside "Rid for (Rem number).+)
open date February 10, 1985." 11
This 6th day of January, 1065.
BOARD Or COVMTY 0016.
M1SS1oNERS or INDiAN
RNIB COUNT% FLORIDA
RV ROBERT W. GRAMS
Chairmen
Jon. S, 50, 11q.
Public notice
NOTICE
I, NOTICE i3 HEREBY GIVEN
Mat the Board of County Commis-'
stoners of Indian Biter County.
Florida. will receive sealed bids to
the hour of 9:45 o'clock A. 51. on
Wednesday. February 10. 1985, and
at said time publicly open the
same at a meeting of said Board
to be held in the County commis -
Mortars Room. Indian River Coun-
ty Courthouse. Vero Beach. Flor-
ida for sale for cash to the County
the following.
1. One (II new 1965, ti ton, six
cylinder pickup truck with
tinted windshield. standard
equipment, minimum wheel
base 114 inches, paint dark
green. foam rubber seats,
electric windshield wipers. di-
rection signals. rear bumper.
minimum 135 HP engine.
minimum displacement ICA
Cu. Inches. e' •e" standard
body, standard 3 -sped trans-
mission. heavy duty battery.
five (51 6:7n v 15. four 141
ply tires.
Price to Include deduction
for trade-in of one (I) 1957
Chevrolet % ton Pickup
truck. Indian River County
1 equipment #13.
i S. One (1) new 1963 % ton.
six cylinder pickup truck with
standard equipment. mini-
mum wheel base. 114 Inches,
paint dark green. foam ruts
per seats, electric windshield
wipers. direction signals.,
rear bumper. minimum 133
HP engine, minimum dip.
placement 265 Cu. inches. 6'-
s' standard body. standard
3 -speed transmission. heavy
duty battery. five (51 6:79
X 15. four (4) ply tires.
Price to Include deduction for
trsd-.:n of OW (1) 1934 Chew,
rolet K ton Pickup truck.
Indian River County equip-
ment lf33.
N •
114h
• L One (Il new 1963 ACC
combination are welding ma-
chine, rated output to be 500
amperes. voltage 40AC - 30
DC. duty cycle 6057t. ms)1h
MUM no toad voltage AC 00-
DO 7g, efficiency tinder
.rated load I4 1, minimum
sseight 560 ibs:
Price include
dsdugtloq
for trade-in e - of one
cro otn
Portable Welder, intim Ica
et County equipinent 1443.
The'Chairman read the foregoing Notice and bids were received, and
opened as follows:
Item No. 1 - New 1965 ton, six cylinder pickup truck, less trade-in:
Arnold Ford Sales, Inc. $1,346.94
Roland Miller Chevrolet, Inc $1,270.00
Motion was made by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner
Macdonald and unanimously carried, that the low bid of Roland Miller
Chevrolet, Inc., be accepted.
Item No. 2 - New 1965 3/4 ton, six cylinder pickup truck,less trade-
in allowance:
Arnold Ford Sales, Inc $1,574.36
Roland Miller Chevrolet, Inc $1,540.00
Motion was made by Commissioner Macdonald, seconded by Commissioner
Haffield, and unanimously carried, that the low bid of Roland Miller
Chevrolet, Inc., be accepted.
Item No. 3- New 1965 AC/DC combination arc welding machine:
Hobart Brothers $ 700.00
Hobart Brothers $ 700.00 less $70.00 trade-
in allowance for one Lincoln AC Portable Welder, Indian River
County Equipment number 42.
Motion was made by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner
Haffield and unanimously carried that the bid of Hobart Brothers of
$700.00 less $70.00 trade-in allowance ($630.00) be accepted.
Item No. 4- New 1965 Steam Jenny.
There were no bids received on Item No. 4.
Item No. 5 -One miniature, self contained, portable two-way FM radio.
set with separate and independent transmitter and receiver circuitry:
Motorola Communications and Electronics Inc ...$1,147.25
Motion was made by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner
Haffield and unanimously carried that the above bid be received and that
the Civil Defense Director is requested to seek information on getting
the same equipment through Civil Defense channels.
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VERO BEACH PRESS -JOURNAL
Published Weekly
Vero Beech, Indian River County, Florida
COUNTY OF INDIAN RIVER:
STATE OF FLORIDA
Before the undersigned authority personally appeared J. J. Schumann, who on oath
says that he is Business Manager of the Vero Beach Press -Journal, a weekly newspaper
published at Vero Beach in Indian River County, Florida; that the attached copy of advertise-
•
ment, being aCV a \4 IL�w
.in the matter of . ?AA. �.�+•±�-••-�
.in the _ . Court, was pub- •
Hatted in said newspaper in the issues of ...... _ . ._..
�.. ...A.1 Zr,_`..._11 L .s
Affiant further says that -the said Vero Beach Press Journal is a newspaper published at
Vero Beach, in said. Indian River County, and ,that the said newspaper has heretofore
been continuously published in said Indian River County, Florida, weekly and has been entered
as second.ciass mail metyer al.the post office in Vero Beach, in said Indian River County, Florida
for a period •of -one year. ext proceeding the first publication of the attached copy of adver-
tisemee)t;,end effi t�faarf�ier says that he has neither paid nor promised any person, firm or
corptitatiQn ny dis laiwi ••rebate, commission or refund for the purpose of securing this adver-
tisement for, M the; said newspaper.
Swornifo;an4'wbs`!`at‘ed,before me ;hiss._ ,,i;e1, % day of A.D. .1 .6177.
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NOTICE OF HEARING
All interested parties are here
ratified that the Board of County
Commissioners of Indian River
County will hold a public hearing
on February 10. 1963. to consider
the request of GENERAL WATER-
WORKS CORPORATION for ap-
proval of its transfer and assign-
ment to M1D.FLORIDA UTILITIES.
INC.. of franchise cited as "Rock
Ridge Water and Sewer Franchise"
applicable to:
Begin at the Southweat corner
of the Northwest !. of the
Northwest I. of Section 11.
Township 33 South. Range 39
East: thence meander Easterly
along the South City Limit line
to the banks of the Indian Rh,
et; thence meander Southeast-
erly along the banks • of the
Indian River to .3 point which'
intersects with the South bound.
ary of Government Lot 4. Set.
tion IS. Township 33 South.
Range 40 East: thence run West
to the Southwest cornea' of the
Southwest y1, of the Northwest
•. or Section 14. Township 33
South. Range 39 East: throe
rim Ninth to point of begkunt .
GENERAL WATERWORKS
CORPORATION
By George 1.. Patterson Jr.
Its Attorney
George L. Patterson Jr.
1414 First National Bank
Building
Miami, Florida 33131
Jan. 311. 1960
The Chairman read the foregoing Notice and asked if there was
anyone present who wished to be heard. Attorney. George L. Patterson, Jr.,
representing General Waterworks Corporation and Mr. E. F. Kellerman, Vice-
President of General Waterworks Corporation and Mid -Florida Utilities, Inc.•,
were present and submitted various financial data of Mid -Florida Utilities,
Inc. The County Attorney stated that this was an•inter-company transfer and
appeared to be a reasonable request under the franchise. Ho recommended
that, since there was no time stated in the published Notice of Public Hearing,
the'Board delay final decision on the transfer until the end of the meeting.
Motion was made by Commissioner Macdonald, seconded by Commissioner
Waddell and unanimously carried, that the Board does 'hereby approve the
transfer, provided there is no opposition heard by the end of the day.
Mr. Peter Cassara appeared before the Board and complained of
. the condition of Citrus Road and, rged the Board to pave that portion west
of Emerson Avenue as soon as possible. The County Engineer was requested
to look into the situation and report the costs of acquiring the right of
way at the next meeting.
Motion was made by Commissioner Macdonald, seconded by Commissioner
Waddell and unanimously carried that Thomas H. Trent, Civil Defense Director,
be authorized to attended the conference previously scheduled for February
9 and 10 in Lakeland, at such time as it is re -scheduled.
The Chairman read ar:letter from the Veterans Council thanking the
County for the work done at Memorial Island and requesting the further
joint efforts of the County and the City of Vero Beach to maintain it.
The County Attorney reported that, in closing out the Klingensmith
transaction, he had gotten a thirty -day binder on $8,000.00 fire, extended
coverage and vandalism, in order to have the building properly insured.
Upon Motion by Commissioner Macdonald, seconded by Commissioner Haffield,
this insurance was approved.
Motion was made by Commissioner Macdonald, seconded by Commissioner
Waddell, and unanimously carried, that the Clerk notify Walter T. Erickson
to vacate the building he now occupies by April 1, 1965.
The County Attorney informed the Board that the City of Vero Beach
has given notice of condemnation on the Pohorsky house and upon Motion
by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner Haffield, and unanimously
carried, the Chairman is authorized to file a claim in the Pohorsky Estate.
The County Engineer requested permission to purchase a used sign
applicator from the City of West Palm Beach for $150.00. This request
was denied.
The County Engineer requested permission to hire three men for
three or four weeks to thoroughly clean* the Courthouse. Motion was made
by. Commissioner Macdonald, seconded by Commissioner Haffield and unanimously
carried that the Engineer is authorized to hire the help needed to clean
the Courthouse and also authorized a "one-shot" insecticide extermination
for $75.00.
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Motion was made by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by. Commissioner
Macdonald and unanimously carried that the Beverage Department be notified
that the application of Claude Gregg, for a beer, package sales only, license
and the application of Vero Beach Country .Club, for a beer consumption on
premises, at Half -way House, are not in violation of the zoning law.
On Motion of Commissioner Macdonald, seconded by Commissioner
Haffield and unanimously carried, Commissioner Waddell was authorized to
go to Tallahassee on February 10 and 11 to discuss the 7thC gas tax with
the Governor.
On Motion of Commissioner Waddell, seconded by -Commissioner
Macdonald and unanimously carried, the Engineer was authorized to request
the State Road Department to make a traffic survey for speed zones on
West Wabasso Road, State Road 510.
A proposed typical section was submitted by the State Road Department
for State Road 609 (Ranch Road) and State Road 606 (Oslo Road) to State
Road 60. Upon Motion made by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner
Haffield and unanimously carried, the typical sections were approved and
the Clerk was authorized to execute the affidavit thereon.
On Motion of Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner
Haffield and unanimously carried, the County Engineer was authorized to
meet with the State Road Department in Fort Lauderdale concerning our
secondary road projects.
Motion was made by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner
Haffield and unanimously carried to extend the time to November 30, 1965,
for Mr. Julian Lowenstein to complete 12th Place and 12th Street, lying
east of 4th Avenue, River Shores Estates Subdivision, under the old
subdivision regulation.
The Chairman asked if there was anyone present who wished to.'
be heard in regard to the published notice of public hearing on the
proposed zoning changes. Mr. Larry Holter of Klinkner Sign Company
and Martin Peterman of Elliott Sign Company presented a petition containing
approximately 60 signatures protesting the proposed change prohibiting
commercial signs in residential districts. They felt that.signa should
be permitted along any state highway regardless of zoning , as long as
such signs observe all restrictions imposed by existing,State regulations,
and stated that the proposed change would constitute a severe limitation
of.the necessity to advertise the businesses who depend upon the traveling
public for their livelihood. Mr. Harold Winner, Real Estate Broker, also
objected to this proposed change. Although, the petition was denied; Motion
was made by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner Macdonald and
unanimously carried that the Chairman is authorized to appoint a committee
to study the sign regulations and make recommendations to the Board. Mr.
Holter and Mr. Peterman offered to help in any way possible.
Motion was made by Commissioner Macdonald, seconded by Commissioner
Waddell and unanimously,carried that the Board does hereby approve the
' recommendations of the zoning commission as to the items shown in the
published notice of public hearing; and, in addition, the Board does hereby:
approve Item 21 under Section 17, Administrative Provisions, with reference
.to signs,as shown in the published notice of public hearing.
Motion was made by Commissioner Haffield, seconded by Commissioner
Macdonald and unanimously carried that the Board does hereby adopt the
.Zoning Rules and Regulations as amended and that a copy be made a part of
these minutes.
A letter from Hugh Corrigan III offering Lots 21 and 22, Kansas
City Colony, in Section 34, Township 33S, Range 40 E, owned by Corrigan
and Arthur Latta, for consideration to purchase for $72,000.00 for park
purposes was received and ordered filed.
Motion Was made by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner
Macdonald and unanimously carried that the proposed lease option agreement
between Fred F. Liebert, A. L. Liebert, Julian W. Lowenstein be accepted,
subject to the Boards approval of a formal lease -option agreement as drawn
by the County Attorney..
Mrs. Garbutt, owner of Vero Palms Motel on South U. S. 401, protested
the Boards resolution requesting the State Road Department to limit parking
to two hours on U.S. 1 between 18th Street and 12th Street, stating that
her motel depends 80% on the truckers for business. The Board informed
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Mrs. Garbutt that her protest will be considered at such time as the Board
receives a reply from the State Road Department.
After consideration of the insurance bids received, Motion was
made by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner Haffield and un-
animously carried that the bid of the Rudy Hubbard Agency for Workman's
Compensation , Item f, be accepted; that the low bid of the Rudy Hubbard
Agency of $1,931.00 for Item e,•County Vehicles and Machines, be accepted;
that the low bid of Dalrymple Insurance Agency of $316.00 for Item d, three
fire trucks, be accepted; and that the bid of Dalrymple Insurance Agency
of $31.00 for Item c, Bunkley Health Center be accepted. ..Notion was made
by Commissioner Waddell, that the Board not. renew the insurance on the
Pohorsky house and that the bids on.Item a, County Garages, be rejected;
•and that the above bids be accepted subject to the inspection of the polioies
.and approval of the County Attorney. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Haffield and carried.
Alfred H. Webber, Deputy Clerk, stated that the fire truck purchased
from the Florida Board of Forestry will be delivered this week. Motion
was made by Commissioner Macdonald, seconded by Commissioner Haffield and
'unanimously carried that the Dalrymple Insurance Agency is authorized to
include this firetruck with the other insurance on fire trucks.
Ralph Harris, Clerk, requested permission to install microfilm
system for recording on atrial basis. On Motion by.Comaisaioner Macdonald,
seconded by Commissioner Haffield and unanimously carried, the request
was granted. •
Alfred H. Webber, Deputy Clerk, stated that $3,000.00 of the
Martell Bequest for scholarship had been received.
Motion was made by Commissioner Macdonald, seconded by Commissioner
Haffield and unanimously carried that the request for approval of out -of -
county travel by Forrest N. McCullars, County Agent, be approved as filed.
The monthly reports of the County Welfare Case Worker, County
Service Officer and County Agent were received and filed.
A letter was received from Robert P. McLarty,.Riomar, objecting
to the Board. granting permission for beach buggies to drag race on the beach
north of Wabasso. Said letter was Ordered filed.
A letter was received from Mrs. E. M. Hickok requesting that
a restriction be placed on parking within a certain number of feet of
the entrance to the Vero Drive -In Theater. The letter was ordered filed.
Pursuant to Section 944.32, Florida Statutes, a copy of the Report
of Inspection of the Indian River County Jail perpared by the Division
of Corrections Prison Inspector R. C. Haynsworth, dated January 20; 1965,
was received and ordered filed.
On Motion of Commissioner Macdonald, seconded by Commissioner
Hatfield and unanimously carried, Change Order No. 1, Health Center, in
the amount of $338.48, was approved.
Motion was made by Commissioner Macdonald, seconded by Commissioner
Haffield and unanimously carried that the following exchange for right-of-
way on Citrus Road be approved: 24" drain culvert and gate in exchange
for 30' right-of-way of West 20 Acres of Tract 7, Section 18, Township 33S,
Range 39 E, owned by Edward W and Ruth J. Elliott and Johnny H. Johnson.
Motion was made by Commissioner Macdonald, seconded by Commissioner
Haffield and unanimously carried that the Vero Beach Press Journal be
selected to publish the equalization notice and the delinquent tax list.
On Motion of Commissioner Haffield, seconded by Commissioner Mac-
donald, and unanimously carried, all further meetings of the Board will
begin at 8:30 o'clock A. M.
Motion was made by Commissioner Macdonald, seconded by Commissioner
Haffield and unanimously carried that Unity of Title must be signed
by the applicant for a building permit where the zoning law requires a
minimum area of property in association with the permit.
Motion was made by Commissioner Macdonald, seconded by Commissioner
Haffield and unanimously carried that the parking space as required for
residences, not be grass, but shall be an area that is marl, gravel or
other approved material.
On Motion.made by Commissioner Haffield, seconded by Commissioner
Macdonald, and unanimously carried, Carter Engineering Firm was authorized
to make a survey of the Orth property on 44th Avenue.
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The County Engineer presented a plat of Hobart Landing Unit No. 2
for the Boards approval. Motion was made by Commissioner Macdonald, sec-
onded by Commissioner Haffield and unanimously carried that the Plat of
Hobart Landing Unit No. 2 be approved.
On Motion of Commissioner Haffield, seconded by Commissioner
Macdonald and unanimously carried, the County Engineer was authorized to
charge 500 per copy of the zoning regulations to defray the cost of
printing.
Motion was made by Commissioner Macdonald, seconded by Commissioner
Haffield, and unanimously carried, that a firm offer be made to Takaho
Corporation of the appraised value, $6,000.00, less the cost of the concrete
bridge on Ranch Road and estimated cost of bridge midway through their
property on the North Gifford Road alignment, and if the offer is rejected,
to proceed with condemnation proceedings. The Board has exhausted all
other routes and North Gifford Road must be extended due west°from its
present alignment to Ranch Road.
On Motion by Commissioner Macdonald, seconded by Commissioner
Haffield, and unanimously carried, the County Engineer was authorized to
advertise for bids for twenty spans of reinforcing steel.
The meeting continued until 4:35 p. m. and no one appeared objecting
to the transfer,of the"Rockridge Water and Sewer Franchise" from General
Waterworks Corporation to Mid -Florida Utilities, Inc., thereupon the
original motion to approve the transfer was confirmed.
The several bills and accounts against the County, having been
audited, were examined and found to be correct, were approved, and warrants
issued in settlement of same as follows: General Fund, Nos. 3693 to 3804,
both inclusivet Road and Bridge Fund, Nos. 2449 to 2508, both inclusive;
Fine and Forfeiture Fund, Nos 356 to 363, both inclusive; and Capital Outlay
Fund, Nos. 105 and 106. Such bills and accounts being on file in the Office
of the Clerk of the Circuit Court, the warrants so issued from the respective
funds being listed in the Supplemental Minute Book as provided by the rules
of the State Auditor, reference to such record and list so recorded, being
made a part of these minutes.°
There being no further business, on Motion made, seconded and
carried, the Hoard then,adjourned.
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ATTEST:
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• CHAIRMAN
VERO BEACH PRESS -JOURNAL
Published Weekly
Vero Beach, Indian River County, Florida •
COUNTY OP INDIAN RIVER:
STATE OP FLORIDA
Before the undersigned authority personally appeared J. J. Schumann, who on oath
says that he is Business Manager of the Vero Beach Press.Joumal, a weekly newspaper
published at Vero Beach in Indian River County, Florida; that the attached copy of advertise-
ment, being •-.\pt_..-
. ....in the matter of .trlsi..16,1
In the
Court, was pub-
lished In said newspaper in the issues of _
Affiant further says that the said Vero Beach Press Journal is a newspaper published at
Vero Beach, in said Indian River County and that the said newspaper has heretofore
been continuously published In said Indian River County, Florida. weekly and has been entered
as second class mail matter at the post office in Vero Beach, in said Indian River County, Florida
for a period of one. year next preceeding the first publication of the attached copy of adver-
tisement: and affiant further says that he has neither paid nor promised any person, firm or
corporatiprtatierocoont, rebate, commission or refund for t
tisermetqaresublicatioti In • lte said newspaper, he purpose of securing this advs►-
Swan,torand•w¢aer befoiro..ene this..day of..._.
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Pubic ietice
NOTICE
NOTICE IS IIEREBY GIVEN
that the Zoning Cnmmlaaion of In-
dian River Count v. Plarlda, has
.made its Mal report recommend-
ing the following changes and ad-
ditions to the Zoning resolution of
Indian River County. Florida, which
giiM change! and addition., are ooh•
stanti.dly as follows: •
THAT SECTION 1, DEFINI-
TIONS shall be Amended by
adding- the tattooing additional
definitions and by .re -defining'
• certain definitions as follows:
BARS Any place devoted pri-
marily to the setting or dispens-
ing and drinking of malt, vin-
ous or other alcohollo bever-
ages.
DAY NURSERY An Incidental
use of a home for the tare of
children on a daily or weekly
basis.
DWELLING, TWO STORY. Si
budding which has living area
on both floors in reasonable
proportion to one another.
FENCE A fence shall not
interpreted as a structure un.
lass it Is more than six feet lel
height or obstructs vision at ad
intersection.
FRUIT STANDS A building
used exclusively for the retail
sale of citrus fruit and any
treatment or processing of pro-
duce must be clearly incidental
to the conduct of a retail bust-
RCM.
ustnese.
OREIN HOUSES A Mudding
•where the temperature and hw
mldlty-can be regulated for the
eultivation of delicate or out el
season plants.
JUNK Old and dilapidated auto-
mobiles. trucks. tractors and
other such vehicles and parts
thereof. wagnns and other kind
of vehicles and parts thereof.
household appliances. scrap
building material, scrap eon.'
.tractors equipment. tanks,
casks. cans. barrels, boxes.
drums. piping. tattles. glass, old
iron, machinery. rags. paper.
excelsior, hair, mattresses,
beds, or bedding or any other
kind of scrap or waste material
stitch U stored, kept. handled
or displayed within the County
limits.
JUNK VEHICLE A vehicle
which has not had a current
licenne plate within a We month
period and cannot be moved
under its own power.
LOT WIDTH The' width of a
lot la the shortest distance
measured between the two side
lot lines.
ROOF OVERHANG Roof over.
hang shall be the ordinary
overhang for a building gave
or perhaps a front stoop.
SETBACK. NONCONFORMITY
A portion of a building which
lies within the normal setback
restrletic 1. TATs portion of the
building and none of the re.
trulnder which lies beyond set-
back
erback restrictions shall be ewe
stdered • norecontormlty.
STORAGE ROOM A morn 1n
some manner used tor storing
of goods, materials or equip-
ment and not for habitation by
people.
STRUCTURE Anything con-
structed or erected. the use of
which requires. more or lass
permanent location on the land
or attachment to something haw,
Mg a permanent location on the
land. Including swtmmlng pools
and septic tanks.
TRAILER Any structure used
for living. business 60 5100010
. purposes. having no foundation
other than wheels. blocks. skids.
jacks. hones. or skirtings,and
which has been or reasonably
. may be equipped with wheels
or other devices for tranapnrt-
Ing the structure* from place to
place. whether by motive power
or otherwise. The term "trail-
er" shall Include come ear.
however and mobilo home. For
Purposes of this ordinance a
trailer is a single bluntly dwell -
ting and shall to tterms to all
1 re/Clatter" thereof, •xeept
when located In • trailer er
hour)&) camp ss provided hereto.
YARD. FRONT A yard &ernes
the full width of Ute. lot, extend
Ing from the front line of the.
building to the front line of the
lot, excluding steps.
THAT THE FOLLOWING SEC-
TiONS of the Zoning Resolution
shall be amended by adding, de-
leting and revising the following
Paragraphs:
SECTION 2, DISTRICTS AND
BOUNDARIES
H. For irregular or pie shaped
iota, the minimum required lot
width shall be measured at the
front building setback line.
5. Whenever a dwelling Is to be
erected in a district other than
a residential district. It shag
conform to the minimum set-
back requirements as stipulated
In the 04 Transient District.
0. No dwelling shall be erected
closer to another dwelling than
double the minimum setback
restriction.
7. A building constructed OR a
site consisting et two lots must
be located either within the re-
quired setback from the conte
mon or center lot line, or the
building tenet be constructed on
both lots.
5. Along the Atlantic Ocean. no
building shalt be located closer
than fifty 3501 feet to the ocean
bank or vegetation line.
SECTION 3. RI A COUNTRY
HOME DISTRICT
7. Parka, playgrounds and day
nurseries.
9. Accessory buildings, including
private garage for storage
and/or servants quarters where
located not less than fifty (Mgt
feet from the front IM lines. pro-
vided. however. that servants
quarters may be erected ribose
private garages and a private
garage may be constructed as
part of the main budding or
attached to It by a covered
passage. There shall be no mind
mum distance between main,
buildings and accessory build-
ings, however, all accessory
buildings must meet minimum
setback requirements or the dis.
trlct. '
Delete paragraph 11. SiGNS.
11. Poultry and fowl may be
kept, bred or maintained. strlct-
iy for home consumption, pro-
vided that any pen or structure
shat not becloser than fifty
(50) feet from the outer prop-
erty liars.
19. !Mable" tee Re0e0Hisltertial
use must be constructed not
closer than one hundred 11001
feet from outer property lines.
13. Agrlrultural research labors.
tortes, provided they are color
ptetely enelowd and are located
on a minimum building site
area of thirty (30) acres.
SECTION 4. Rt SINGLE FAM.
ILY DISTRICT
O. Minimum Floor Area Re-
quired: 'The minimum floor area
of any dwelling exclusive of
open patios, )&traces. attached
garages, trailers, carports or
non -living erre shall be 734/
square feet, and not more than
la,: of the required floor area
may be credited to attached
screened porches and/or star-
age
topage arena, and these Mall be a
part of the main dwelling. A
storage room as a part of a
carport Shall not be allowed as
any part of the minimum hoof
requirements.
SECTION 8, 02 SINGLE PAM.
ILY DISTRICT
O. Minimum Floor Area Am
quired: Tho minimum required
. floor area of any dwelling eco-'
elusive of open patios, terr•ees,
attached garages. trailers. ear•
ports or non -living area shall be
000 square feet, and not more
than 15.4 of the required boor
area may be credited to at-
tacked sereened porches actor
storage areas, and these &bail
be a part of the main dwelling.
SECTION 7. PI AORICULTUB•
AL DISTRICT
A. Uses permnled:
4. Power planta Ind aubeltatioeg
and telephone exchanges.
5. An occupied mobile Were
it
shall be allowed en • m30Imum
of fhb (5) scree std meting
Um tollowleg regtdreteenies
-
....The noway of a 'chide
used as a Mobile borne or a
house trailer must be matth
tallied.
b. There shall be no men
than one (11 trailer allowed
Oil each five 151 acres of
land.
e; Where mon than one (1)
trailer is allowed In en
area, they shall be seem
rated by a minimum db•
lance of hventy 120) rpt.
4. Minimum setbacks from
pubtle road rights of way
shaU be not less thea fifty
(00) feet.
e. The ininimwm •sparatan
between as existing single
family residence and a
tralier shall be not Las
than fifty (110) feet.
f. Minimum setbacks from
the property line other
than in subparagraph "4"
above, shall be not less
than' thirty 120) feet.
4. Marl pits and similar uses
shall be restricted to wlthtn
twenty-five *25) feet at the
property lute. and the minimum
slope of the pit aides shaU be
OR a slope of one (1) foot hori-
zontal to one (1) foot vertical.
Delete exlsttn$ paragraphs B.
C. D, and E.
B. Residences shall conform to
the minimum setback and area
requirements as stipulated in
the 04 Transient Dwtrict. AS
other buildings with the except -
Con of pump houses shaU not
be Moser, than fifty (50) feet
frons the outer property lines.
C. Should the owner of any
lands iying In the F1, Agricul-
tural District. desire to subdt
vide ord/or plat said lands..
then said owner shall eubmlt
appllcat:on for appropriate toter
Ing change with the request for
approval of said plat.
SECTION 9, RS TRANSIENT
DISTRICT
A. Uses permitted:
11. Signe
C. Minimum Floor area re-
quired: None required.
Delete existing paragraph 0.
O. Building site area required:
Every budding site shall haw
an area of hot less than 0,000
square feet and a front build-
ing line on the street of not less
than 50 feet.
SECTION 10. Cl A RESTRICT-
ED COMMERCIAL DISTRICT
A. Cites permitted:
2. Offices. banks. theatres, per-
sonal services establishments.
fruit stands. parking lots and
storage garage!, signs. restau-
rants,. cafes. grocery stores.
drug stores, and any other re-
tail business or commercial
enterprise similar thereto. ex-
cept that the following uses are
EXPRESSLY PROHIBITED:
bare, 'bottling works, • building
material storage yards. auto-
moblte wrecking yards. tire re•
capping plants. cleaning and
dyeing plants, coal and wood
yards. contractor's plants or
storage yards. lee planta. Junk
yards. commercial Inundrtes,
machine shops. storage yards,
stone yards, animal hospitals or
clinics, storage warehouses or
any kind of manufacture or
treatment of products not clear-
ly Incidental to the conduct of
a retail_ business conducted on.
the premtgea.
SECTION 11, C1 COMMERCI-
AL, DISTRICT
A. Uses permitted:
3, Trager camp areas and cont•
morctal crab companies.
SECTION 14, MI INDUSTRIAL'
DISTRICT
A. Uses permitted:
9. Heavy Industry and heavy
manufacturing and any other
Uses except those emitting
smoke, dust. fumes or odors
obnoxious to the general area.
2. On approval of the Zoning
Commtsatoi and the Board of
County Commissioners and after,
review of the application and
alwr development plan, the i11.
lowing additional uses may be
permitted:
a. Storage or baling of rags;
iron. paper or junk, pro.
vlded the operation Is en-
closed with • fence not lea
then six (0) Met hip "Ma
will obstruct the view of
said operation. Fences)
other than masonry shall!
be painted once a year. 1
b. Automobile wrecking yards.
provided safd yard Is et -
closed with a tenor not less
than six (8) feet high which'
obstructthe view of said
yard. Fences other than.
masonry shall be painted
once • year. Cars shall not
be piled one on another.
SECTION 15. OFFSTREET{
PARKING AND LOAD1N01
REGULATIONS
1. Tee Ap i ore* ai file Mess
lutlon, the term ""OffstreetI
Parking Space" shall consist of,
a minimum net area of two
hundred (200) square feet e1 ap-
propriate . dtmeosion for the,
parking of an atAomobile, ex -1
clothe of access drives or
314104 thereto.
2. There sba4 be provided at
the tier et the erection of any
main building or structure, or
at the time any main building
et structure Is enlarged or ire
creased in capacity by adding
dwelling whits. geed rooms.
Door alba or seats: minimum
ofhtreel automobile parking
space with adequate provisions
for Ingress and egress by an
automobile of standard alae. In
accordance with the Mowing
rpulrements:
w Dwelling straettues. a mini.
mum of one spool fee each
dwelling unit.
b. Churches. Temples. Plares
of Worship. Schools. Pubtla
Buildings. Theatres, Audi.
lotions and Placesof As.
sembly: ORO (1) space fat
each eight (51 seats in the
main auditorium.
5. Country, Golf, Oun Club.
Private Club and Lodge:
ORO space for 'ash eight (al
'Members.
4. General Business. Com-
mercial or Personal Service
Establishments and Office
Rulllngi: One (11 space
for each five hundred 10001
Square feel of sonotorage
1005.
•. Hotels. one (1) space for
each three bedrooms plus
one (11 additional space for
each five (3) employees.
5. Hospitals. Sanitariums. Con-
valescent Homes: One 0,1
space for each four (4) pa-
tient beds, one (1) space
for each four (4) staff doe.
tors and one (I) space for
each four (4) employees.
5. Kennels and animal hos•
pita)&. a parking area equal
to thirty (301 percent of the
total enclosed or Coveted
area.
b. Librettos, musennu: A
parking sees equal to fifty
(00) percent of the floor
area open to the public.
5. Medical or dental offices
or ensiles: three (3) space"
for each &actor or dentist.
S. Motels. One (11 space for
each &nest bedroom, plus
OM/ (1) spare for resldeM
manager or owner.
b. Restaurants or other eat.
lid places: One (1) space
for frith seventy -the (70)
squat. feet of floor area de-
voted to patron use. plea
one (1) space for each four
(4) employees.
L Rooming. Boarding housed,
Do►mnorles, and Motel
apartments: One (1) space
for each two (1) bedrooms.
m. Commercial, manufactur-
lag, and industrial eon.
cerns ad catering.to the es
tall trade: One (1) span
for each four H) employee%
on the largest working shin.
plus one (1) space for each
company vehicle operating
from the premises.
& Bowling OM: lives (g)
Knew foe each *SWIMS
lane,
3. LOCATION
•a. Parking spaces for s0
dwellings shall be hooted
eat the same let with the.
main bluldk►g to be agreed.
Witte feleible.
g I
r
b. Parking spares for othet'
uses shall be provided on
ith. same lot or not more
than five hundred (500)
feet distant. as measured
along the nearest pedes-
trian walkway.
C. Parking requirements fon
two or more uses. of the
tame or different types,
may be satisfied by the al-
location of the required
number of spaces of each
use In a common parking
' facility,
•
♦r OFFSTREETLOADINGI
REGULATIONS
The following apseea shall
be provided for the uses r,
1nc'leated: f
• a. Every hospital. institution.
• he tel, commercial or indus-
trial building, or similar
We. having a floor area
in excess of ten thousand♦
(10,000) square feet requir-
ing
equlryMg the receipt or distribu-
tion by vehicle of materials
and merchandise, shall
have at least one perman-
ently maintained offstreet
loading space for each ten
thousand (10,000) square
feet of gross floor area or
fraction thereof.
b. Retail operations, whole-
sale operations, and indus-
trial operations, with a
gross floor area of less
than ten thousand (10,000)
square feet, shall provide
sufficient space (not neces-?
-sarUy a full berth) so as;
not to hinder the free'
movements of vehicles and
pedestrians over a skit-
walk. street, or alley.
c. Each space shall have ills
reel access to an alley or
street and shall have the
following minimum di-
mensions: Length, twenty.
five 125). feet: width.
twelve 112) feet; height,
fourteen (14) feet.
5. PERMANENT RESERVA-
TION
Area reserved for offstreet
parking or loading In ac-
cordance with the require-
ments of this section, shall,
not be reduced in area or
changed to any other ase
unless the permttted use
which it serves is discon-
tinued or modified: except
where equivalent parking
or loading space is pro-
vided.
SECTION 18, GENERAL PRO-;
VISIONS
Re -number lection IS, General
Provisions to become Section'
16, General Provisions.
5. Non -cont. •ming Uses: The
lawful use of a building or
premises existing at the time,
of the adoption of this Resolu-
tion shall not be affected by this
Resolution although such use',
does not conform to the pro-
visions of this Resolution and
such may be extended tinsmith.
out the building: provided no
structural aberations are made
therein. but no such use shall
be extended to occupy any land
outside such building and not'
such non -conforming use shall!
be otherwise cnlateed or In.
creased. 1f such non•conforming,.
use is disconitnued for a con
tinuuue period of not less than.;
ninety daya. every future use
of such building or premises':
shall be in conformance itntil.
the provisions of the Rceolu•
than. Nn non -conforming use
that has been destroyed Lisl
more than fifty percent can be
restored for such continued non -t
conlorming use. The non-con-iy
homiest setback of a building
may not be structurally altered
beyond the point of normal ot
routine maintenance, previdedI,
huwever, that in the event ut,
fire or natural disorder, that'
if the non -conforming section„,
is less than 50% destroyed. 1tG
may be rebuilt and restored to
Its former condition as to titre*. `.
ture and appearance.
12. Obstructions to Vision. No
obstructions to vision shall be
Wanted or erected within
twenty (201 feet of the tight of ti
way corner of any toad or,
street intersection,
18. It shall be prohibith•e'(o Sep.
arate any lo) •xhich would result
Jn any portion of said lot fall.
Ing to meet the minimum res
quirements herein established
for the tone M which said tut Is
located.
19. No building or structure
shall be moved from one tut or
premises to another unless such
building or structure shall
thereupon be made to conform
with all the provisions of Mese
regulations relative to buildings
or structures thereafter erected
upon a lot or premises to which
such building or structure shall
be moved. The County Engineer
is hereby authorised to require
any person applying to obtain
a permit to move a building
front one lot or premises to an-
other, to post a bond, either In
Cash or surety company bond.
meeting with the approval of the
County Engineer in a sum not
to exceed twenty-five hundred
112500.00) dollars, dep)sited filth
the Clerk of rho Board of Coon-
fy Commissioners of Indian
Riv :r County. Florida: if a
cash bond or 1f a•surety bond.
payable .0 the order of the
Board of County Commission'
ere of Indian River County.
Florida. conditioned upon the
applicant's. compliance in all
respects with the Zoning Regu-
lations and codes pertaining to
the area on which such bulld-
Mee shall have been moved. gins.
20. Junk cars and junk shall NOTICE IS HEREBY' GIVEN -
not be permitted in any area that the Zoning Commission of In-
other
rother than • authorized Junk duan River County. Florida, in its
yards final report recommends that the
22. Alt signs shall be construct- following amended change and ad-
ed and maintained only within di(lon shall not be made to the Zon- li
Ing Resolution of Indian River t
County. Flurlda, nhlch said change
and addition la substantially as fol-
lows.
21. There shall be no signs 10
residential zones which do not !
conform to the use which that
pone allcw•s, and no aign shall
be artltically Illuminated in
res!dential ' zone.. There shall
be allowed occupational signs.
real estate signs, building con-
tractor signs. religious or public
bulletin boards. for, sale or for '
rent algns, traffic or street
signs, professional name plates
and memorial tablets.
A public hearing in relation therm
to at which parties M Interest and
citizens shall have an opportunity
to be heard will be held by the
Board of County Commissioners of
Indian River County. Florida. in
the Commissioners Room, Indian
River County Courthouse. Vero'
Reach. Florida, at 2:00 o'clock
P. M. on the 10th day of February,;
1805, after which said Board will
take action thereon with respect
to the changes. M the Zoning Resor'
Julian as described above. or pen
talning to said changes as shall op -
pear proper.
BOARD OP COUNTY COM-'
MISNOMERS OF INDIAN'
RIVER COUNTY. FLORIDA
By: Robert W. Graves
Chairman
Jae. ill. 1985.
IS) days from the time of the
action taken .by the adminis-
trating officer. All appeals she.'
be filed in writing and deliver-
ed to the Chairman, ur M hits
absence. the Vice Chairman of
the Indian River County Board
of Adjustment. Therefore, the
time for taking appeal expires
at the close of business of that
office at the end of the 5th
day. Further provided, that
where e . building permit has
been issued. the time for fil-
ing notice of appeal Is further
extended to the end of the third
day from the visible commence
Ment of construction on the
ground. Visible commencement
of construction means the first
actual work of improvement,
upon the real property, or the
first delivery t0 the site of 10
improtretnent. the materials
which remain thereon until in
eerpdrated in the improvement.
of such manifest in substantial
character as to notify Interested
persons that the real property
is being improved or is about
to be: provided. that if the last
dry falls on Sunday or other
holidays when saki office is
closed. time for filing notice or
appeal shall ekpire at the end
• of the day neat billowing Olen
said office le open for business.
20. Applicant shall stake all lot.
cornets and call fur inspection.
before construction work be -
property lines and shall in no
way be upon or over the road
tight of way. and shell not ob-
struct vision at street Inter-
sections.
SECTION 17, ADMINISTRA-
TIVE PROVISIONS
The division of the present ton-
ing rules known as "Resoiu-
tion"'be numbered as Smitten
17, Administrative.
8. Each application for a per-
mit shall indicate the proposed
use and occupancy of all ports
of the building and of that por-
tion of the site or lot. if any.
not covered by the building or
structure, and shall contain a
statement of the square foot
area of the building or structure
and the square foot area of the
site or lot and the actual esti-
mated costs of the complete
construction of said building or
structure, including electrical,'
plumbin8, eta. and shalt contain
such other Information as may
be requlred by the County Engi-
neer.
nginneer.
8. (d) The maximum fee for,
any single structure shall not.
exceed constructions costs of
3100.000.00.
6. (el All organizations shall
pay permit fees, such as
Churches. County Schools.
Charitable Orgnnizatlons, etc.
8. Ill There shall be a building
permit required. but no tee
charged to replace• buildings or,
structures destroyed by fire. or,
any other casualty, provided
their reconstruction is llmltedi)
to the same original dimensions.!;
17. Each application for a per-',!
mit shall show on the plot plan i
the driveway connecting the^
property to the public road Way;,
and all that part of the drive -I,
way from the property line to
the traveled portion of the road
li
way shall either be paved in a
manner approved by the Coun-�
ty Engineer to conform with Owl',
drainage swale or that pari
shell be filled over a drainage
Culvert of adequate size to pro.
vide for proper drainage with
a minimum culvert of ten (101
Inches to be approved by the ;l
County Engineer.
19. There shall be provided that
a reasonable time for appeal,
by any person aggrieved or by
any office, department, hoar('''
or Bureau affected by any do
celsion by the County Englneei
seting as the enforcing officer,
M issuing building permits o.
any other nations under the torr
ung laws of the County shall bert
fixed and determined as Lye Ai
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INDIAN RIVER COUNTY, FLORIDA
ZONING REGULATIONS
INDEX
Section No. Description Page No.
1 Definitions 1
2 Districts and Boundaries 4
3 R1A Country, Home District , 6
4 RI Single Family District , 7 .
5 R2A Multi -Family District 7
6 R2 Single Family District 8
7 Fl Agricultural District 8
8 R3A Retirement District 9
9 R3 Transient District 9
10 CIA Restricted Commercial District 10
11 C1 Commercial District 10
12 C1B Commercial District 11
13 MIA Restricted Industrial District 11
14 M1 Industrial District I 12
15 Off -Street Parking & Loading 12
16 General Provisions 14
17 Administrative Provisions 18
ZONING REGULATIONS
EFFECTIVE:FEBRUARY 1, 1957
AMENDED THRU
FEBRUARY 10, 1965
duly 1959
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, by the provisions of Chapter 21310, Laws of Florida, Acts of 1941,
authority is conferred on the Board of County Commissioners of Indian River County,
Florida, and to establish districts within the unincorporated areas of said County and
within such districts said Board is empowered to regulate and restrict the erection, con-
. struction, reconstruction, alteration and repair of buildings on land and water and the use
of land, buildings and structures for trade, industry, residence or other specific uses, to
regulate and restrict the height, number'of stories and size of buildings and other structures
on land and water, the percentage of land area that may be occupied, the size of yards,
courts and other open spaces and the density of population, all for the purpose of promoting
health, safety, morals or the general welfare; and,
WHEREAS, pursuant to said authority, this Board adopts the regulations hereinafter
set forth in accordance with the comprehensive plan and design to lessen congestion on the
highways, to secure safety from fire, panic and other dangers, to promote health and the
general welfare, to provide adequate light and air, to prevent the overcrowding of land and
water, to avoid undue concentration of population, to facilitate the adequate provisions of
transportation, water, sewage, parks and other requirements. These regulations are made
after reasonable consideration being given, among other things, •to the character of the dis-
trict and its peculiar suitability for particular uses and with a view to conserving the value
of buildings and land and encouraging the most appropriate use of land and water throughout
Indian River County, Florida; and,
WHEREAS, this Board has availed itself of the powers conferred by said Act, by
appointing a Zoning Commission composed of five members, which said Zoning Commission
• has made a preliminary report recommending the boundaries of the various original districts
and recommending appropriate regulations to be enforced therein and after the submission of
said preliminary report by said Zoning Commission to this Board, said Zoning Commission
did hold public hearings thereon and after such public hearings, said Zoning Commission did
submit its final report, and,
WHEREAS, after the submission of said final report by said Zoning Commission, this
Board did publish notice thereof of a public hearing in relation thereto, at which parties in
interest and citizens shall have an opportunity to be heard, which said notice was published
at least fifteen days prior to the time of said public hearing; and,
WHEREAS, this Board has held said public hearing as so published and has heard all.
parties in interest and citizens appearing at said public hearing; and,
WHEREAS, this Board has heretofore determined to exercise the powers conferred by
this Act and has noticed the Governor of the State of Florida of such determination and the
Gv ernor having appointed a County Board of Adjustment for Indian River County, Florida;
and,
WHEREAS, this Board has designated the County Engineer as the employee of this
Board to enforce the provisions of said Act and of this Resolution and this Board has, by
resolution, fixed the fees to be charged for issuing building and other permits required
under the zoning regulations of this County, now, therefore,
BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Ct,unty' Commissioners of Indian River County,
Florida;
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SECTION 1. DEFINITIONS:
For the purpose of this Resolution, certain terms and words are defined as follows:
Words used in the present tense include the future; wards in the singular number include
the plural number, and words in the plural number includethe singular number unless the
natural construction of the wording indicated otherwise; the words "used for" shall include the
mean
ord "lot"
shall include the wordned '; the "plot"word and "tract ; and the cture" shall
wordl"shallde " isword
mandat mand"; the atory not directory.
directory.
shall
ACCESSORY USE OF BUILDING: A subordinate use of building customarily incident to
and located upon the same lot occupied by the main use of building.
APARTMENT HOUSE: See Dwelling, multiple.
AUTOMOBILE TOURIST COURT: See Motel, or Tourist, Camp.
BARBECUE STANDS,
ids made for automobileECUE PITS OR PIG s to co congregate for he purpose of places where
space is provided orallowance
ser-
ving occupants with refreshments.
BARS: Any place devoted primarily to the selling or dispensing and drinking of malt,
vinous or other alcoholic beverages.
BUILDING: Any structures having a roof supported by columns or walls.
BUILDING, HEIGHT OF: The vertical distance meagsured from the average elevation of
the proposed finished grade at the front of the building to the highest point of the roof for flat
• roofs; to the deck line of mansard roofs, and to the mean height between the eaves and ridge
for gable, hip or gambrel roofs.
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DAY NURSERY: An incidental use of a home for the care of children on a daily or week-
ly basis.
DWELLING, MULTIPLE: A building or portion thereof used or designed as a rasidence
for three or more families living independently of each other.
DWELLING, SINGLE FAMILY. A detached building designed for, or occupied exclusively
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by one family as a housekeeping unit.
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DWELLING, TWO FAMILY (DUPLEX): A detached building designed for or occupied
exclusively by two farnil1 s living independently of each other.
DWELLING, TWO STORY: A building which has living area on both floors in reasonable
proportion to one another.
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- FAMILY: Any, number of individuals living together as a single housekeeper's unit and
doing their cooking on the premises,• as distinguished from a group occupying a boarding house,
lodging house or hotel as herein defined.
FENCE: A fence shall not be interpreted as a structure unless it is more than six feet in
height or obstructs vision at an intersection.
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FRONTAGE: All the property abutting on one (1) side of a street between two (2) inter-
secting streets; measured along the street line.
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FRUIT STANDS: A building used exclusively for the retail sale of citrus fruit, and any
treatment or processing of produce must be clearly incidental to the conduct of a retail busi-
ness.
GARAGE, PRIVATE: A detached accessory building or portion of a main building for the .
parking or temporary storage of automobiles of the occupants of the premises.. Private garage
shall include carport.
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GARAGE, PUBLIC: A building, or portion thereof,
others a n a r privater motor driven
designed or used for servicing, repairing, equipping, g, g storing
vehicles.
GARAGE, STORAGE: Any building or premises, other than a private or public garage,•
used exclusively for the parking or storage of motor vehicles.
GREEN HOUSES: A building where the temperature and humidity can be regulated for
the cultivation of delicate or out of season plants.
GUEST COTTAGE: A guest cottage is a building located on the lot or tract with the main
building and used exclusively by non-paying guests of the family occupying the main building
Wand in which no kitchen or housekeeping faciliticie are provided.
GUEST HOUSE (TOURIST HOME): Any dwelling in which rooms are rented for the tem-
porary care or lodging of transients and travelers for compensation.
HOME OCCUPATION: Any occupationin connection with which there is kept no stock in
trade or commodity sold upon the premises, no person employed other than a member of the
imtnediate family residing upon the premises, and no mechanical equipment used except such
as is permissible for purely domestic household purposes; and in connection with which there
is used no sign or display that will other than that eoexterior dwellithat the building is being utilized
in whole or in part for any purpose
JUNK: Old and dilapidated automobiles, trucks, tractors and other such vehicles and
parts thereof, wagons and other kind of vehicles and parts thereof, household appliances, scrap
building material, scrap contractors equipment, tanks, casks, cans, barrels, boxes, drums,
piping, bottles, glass, old iron, machinery, rags, paper, excelsior, hair, mattresses, beds,
or bedding or any other kind of scrap or waste material which is stored, kept, handled or dis-
played within the County limits.
JUNK VEHICLE: A vehicle which has not had a current license plate within a six month.
period and cannot be moved under its own power.
LODGING (ROOMING) HOUSE: Any house, or other structure, or any place or location
kept, used, maintained, advertised or held out to the public to be a place where living quarters,
sleeping or housekeeping accommodations are supplied for pay to transient or permanent
guests or tenants.
LOT: A parcel of ground which is or may be occupied by a building and accessory build-
ingti or buildisolution and the word tha oloth" shn all be taes ken to mean any numberuired under this ution. For the of contiguous lotssoorse of
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tions thereof, as shown on the map or record.
LOT, CORNER: A lot abutting upon two (2) or more streets at their intersections.
LOT, DEPTH: The depth of a lot is the distance measured in the mean direction of the
side lines of the lot from the midpoint of the front line to the mid -point of the opposite rear
line of the lot.
LOT, INTERIOR. A lot other than a corner lot.
LOT OF RECORD: A lot which is a part of a subdivision, the plat of which has been
recorded in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Indian River County.
LOT, THRU: An interior lot having frontage on two streets.
LOT WIDTH: The width of a lot is the shortest distance measured between the two side
lot lines.
MARINA: The word "Marina" to be defined as a place for the sales and.service of boats
and marine supplies, however, the word "Marina" spebifically excludes ship building and dry
land storage and larger structural repairs of boats.
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NON -CONFORMING USE: A building or land occupied by a use that does not conform
with the regulations of the use district in which it is situated. • '
PARKING LOT: An area or plot of ground used for the storage or parking of motor
vehicles.
ROOF OVERHANG: Roof overhang shall be the ordinary overhang for a building eave or
perhaps a front stoop.
SERVICE STATION (FILLING STATION): A building or lot where gasoline, oil and
grease are supplied and dispensed to the motor vehicle trade, also where battery recharging,
tire repair and other similar services are rendered.
SETBACK, NON -CONFORMITY: A portion of a building which lies within the normal set-
back restrictions. This portion of the building and none of the remainder which lies beyond
setback restructions shall be considered a non -conformity.
SIGNS: Any letter, figure, character, mark, plane, paint, marquee, sign, design,
poster, pictorial, picture, stroke, strike, line, trade -mark, reading matter or illuminated
surface which shall be so constructed, placed, attached, painted, erected, fastened or
manufactured in any manner whatsoever so that the same shall be used for the attraction of
any person or the public to any place, person, subject, firm corporation, public performance,
article, machine or merchandise whatsoever which are displayed in any manner whatsoever
out of door, and heroinaiter referred to as "signs."
STORAGE ROOM: A room in some manner used for storing of goods, materials or equip-
ment and not for habitation by people.
STORY: That portion of a building included between the surfaces of any floor and the
surface of the next floor above it, or if there be no floor and the ceiling next above it. In
computing the height of a building the height of basement or cellar shall not be included.
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STORY, HALF: A story under a gabled, hipped or gambrel roof, the wall plates of
which on at least two (2) opposite exterior walls are not more than three (3) feet above the
finished floor of such story.
STREET: A public thoroughfare which affords principal means of access to abutting
property.
STREET LINE: The line between the street and abutting property.
STRUCTURE: Anything constructed or erected, the use of which requires, more or less
permanent location on the land or attachment to something having'a permanent location on the
land, including swimming pools and septic tanks.
STRUCTURAL ALTERATIONS: Any change in the supporting members of a building such
as bearing walls, bearing partitions, columns, beams, or girders, or any complete rebuilding
of the roof or the exterior walls.
TOURIST CAMP. (AUTOMOBILE COURT, MOTEL): A group of attached or detached
buildings containing individual sleeping units, designed for or used temporarily by automo-
bile tourists or transients with parking space conveniently located to each unit, including •
motor lodges, cabin camps, auto camps.
TRAILER: Any structure used for living, business or storage purposes, having no foun-
dation other than wheels, blocks, skids, jacks, horses, or skirtings, and which has been or
reasonably may be equipped with wheels or other devices for transporting the structures from
place to place, whether by motive power or otherwise. The term "trailer" shall include camp
car, housecar and mobile home. For purposes of this ordinance a trailer is a single family
dwelling and shall conform to all regulations thereof, except when located in a trailer or
tourist camp as provided herein.
TRAILER CAMP: An area containing oneor more structures designed or intended to be
used as temporary living quarters of two or more families and intended primarily for auto-
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mobile transients. Every camp shall provide an average area of not less than 1,000 square
feet for every structure, tent or house car accommodation.
USED CAR LOT: A lot or group of contiguous lots, used for the storage, display and
sales of used automobiles and where no repair work is done except the necessary recondition-
ing• of cars to be displayed and sold on the premises.
USED CAR JUNK YARD: A lot or group of contiguous lots used for the dismantling or
wrecking of used automobiles or the storage, sale or dumping of dismantled or wrecked cars
or their parts.
YARD: An open space on the same lot with a building, unoccupied and unobstructed from
the ground upward, except by trees and shrubbery or as otherwise provided herein.
YARD, FRONT: A yard across the full width of the lot, extending from the front line of
the building to the front line of the lot, excluding steps.
YARD, REAR: A yard extending across the full width of the lot and measured between the
rear line of the lot and the rear line of the main building.
YARD, SIDE: An open unoccupied space on the same lot with a building between the build •
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ing and the side line of the lot extending through from the front building line to the rear yard
or to the rear line of the lot, where no rear yard is required.
SECTION 2. DISTRICTS AND BOUNDARIES:
In order to regulate and limit and provide a minimum of the height and sizes of buildings;
to regulate and limit the intensity of use of land areas; to regulate and determine and restrict
the location ar.d trades of industry and the location of buildings designed for specified industry,
business, residential and other uses, all that part of Indian River County, Florida, lying out-
' side the corporate limits of any municipality is hereby divided into districts of which there
shall be twelve (12) known as:
R1A
R1
R2A
R2
F1'
R3A
Country Home District
Single Family District
Multi -Family District.
Single Family District
Agricultural District
Retirement District
R3
C 1A
Cl
C1B
MIA
M1
Transient District
Restricted Commercial
Commercial
Restricted Commercial District
Restricted Industrial District
Industrial District
The boundaries of such district are hereby fixed and established as shown in the accom-
panying Zoning Atlas, consisting of eleven (11) sectional maps which are identified by sheet
number and an index map. This Zoning Atlas is on file in the office of the Board of County
Commissioners of Indian River. County, Florida. Each sectional map and the index map is
hereby adopted and made a .part of this Resoluation and said maps and all notations, refer-
ences and other information shown thereon shall be as much a part of this Resolution as if
the matters and information set forth by said maps were fully described herein.
In the creation by this Resolution of the respective districts, the Board of County Com-
missioners has given due and careful consideration to the peculiar suitability of each and
every such district for the particular regulations applied thereto and the necessary, proper
and comprehensive grouping and arrangements to the various use and density of population
in accordance with a well considered comprehensive plan for the development of the County
until otherwise changed by Resolution, as provided herein.
The boundaries of the various districts as shown in the Atlas and the sectional map
sheets shall be determined by the boundaries as shown and outlined thereon and when not
clearly so determined, by use of the scale shown on said maps unless actual dimensions are
noted. Scale and field measurements and map dimensions shall be figures from the center.
line of streets, highways, alleys and railroad rights -of -ways or public waters, as the case
may be. Where uncertainty exists as to the exact location of said boundaries the foLowing
rule shall apply:
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A. Where district boundaries lie on or within streets, highways, roads, alleys, rail-
road rights-of-way or public water, the district boundaries shall be the center line of the
same.
B. Where district boundary lines approximately bi-sect blocks, the boundaries are the
medium lines of such blocks between the centerlines of boundary streets.
C. Where district boundaries are approximately parallel to a street, highway, road,
alley, railroad right-of-way or public water, the distance of such boundaries from the center-
line thereof shall be, unless otherwise shown by dimension, the medium block line.
D. In unsubdivided property or where a district boundary divides a subdivided lot, the
location of such boundary, unless. the same is indicated by dimensions shall be determined
by the use of the scale appearing on the district map. Where a district boundary divides a
subdivided lot, the zone classification shall prevail of the greater portion throughout the lot.
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E. Where any street, alley or public way is hereafter officially vacated or abandoned,
the part of parcel thereof accruing to the abutting property shall be within the district of
such abutting property.
F. In case any further uncertainty exists, the Board of Adjustment shall interpret the
intent of the district map as to location of such boundaries.
G. If a lot has less area or width than required as a building site by the terms of this
Resolution and if the same was of record at the time of the effective date of this Resolution
or any amendment thereto and is situated in a zone having minimum requirements as to
area or setback, then said lot may be used for the purposes permitted in the zone in which
the lot is situated, complying as near as possible with the setback requirements irrespective
of the area requirements.
H. For irregular or pie shaped lots, the minimum required lot width shall be measured
at the front building setback line.
EXCEPT AS HEREINAFTER PROVIDED:
1. No building shall be erected, constructed, reconstructed or structurally altered nor
shall any building or land be used which does not comply with all of the district regulations
established by this Resolution for the district in which the building or land is located.
2. The minimum area, yards and other open spaces, including the intensity of use pro-
visions contained in this ordinance for each and every building hereafter erected, constructed,
reconstructed or structurally altered, shall not be encroached upon or considered as area,
yard or open space requirements or intensity of use requirements for any other building.
3.. In single family districts, every buildiz..I hereafter erected or structurally altered
shall be located on a lot as herein defined and in no case shall there be more than the prin-
cipal building and the customary accessory buildings on one lot or parcel of land.
4. Where front yards have been established or may be established.on each of two inter-
secting streets, there shall be a front yard on each street side of a corner lot; provided, how-
ever, that the buildable width of such lot shall not be reduced to less than 30 feet and provid=
ed, further, that no accessory building on a corner lot shall project into the front lot line on
either street.
5. Whenever a dwelling is to be erected in a district other than a residential district, it
shall conform to the minimum setback requirements as stipulated in the R-3 Transient Dis-
trict.
6.. No dwelling .shall be erected closer to another dwelling than double the minimum set-
back restriction.
1: A building constructed on a site consisting of two lots must be located either within
the required setback from the common or center lot line, or the building must be constructed
on both lots.
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8. Along the Atlantic Ocean, no building shall be located closer than fifty (50) feet to the
ocean bank or vegetation line.
SECTION 3. R 1 A. COUNTRY HOME DbSTRICT:
A. Uses permitted:
1. Single family dwellings.
2. Public schools or educational institutions having a curriculum the same as ordinarily
given in public schools.
3. Public buildings used exclusively by the Federal, State or County Government or
other political subdivisions for public purposes.
4. Farming, including all types of agriculture and horticulture, excluding commercial
dairies, commercial kennels, rabbit, goat and other animal raising farms, egg producing
ranches and farms devoted primarily to the hatching, raising, fattening and/or butchering of
chickens,pigeons, turkeys, or other poultry on a commercial scale and hog and other live-
stock feeding for commercial uses. Provided, however, that ranches. for the commercial
raising of cattle is permitted but provided that no building or pens pertaining to the raising
of cattle are constructed within 150 feet of the outer property lines.
5. Churches.
6. Nurseries, but no commercial structure for sale of produces.
7. Parks, playgrounds and day nurseries.
8. Golf courses, except miniature courses, driving tees and the like operated for com-
mercial purposes.
9. Accessory buildings, including private garage for storage and/or servants quarters
where located not less than fifty (50) feet from the front lot lines, provided, however, that
servants quarters may be erected above private garages and a private garage may be con-
structed as part of the main building or attached to it by a covered passage. There shall be
no minimum distance between main buildings and accessory buildings, however, all acces-
sory buildings must meet minimum setback requirements of the district.
10. A guest cottage may be erected provided the living quarters shall not be greater in
floor area than 33-1/3 per cent of the total floor area of the main building and provided fur-
ther that such guest cottage shall not be constructed for or used for independent living.
11. Poultry and fowl may be kept, bred or maintained, strictly for home consumption,
provided that any pen or structure shall not be closer than fifty (50) feet from the outer pro-
, perty lines.
12. Stables for non-commercial use must be constructed not closer than one hundred
(100) feet from outer property lines.
13. Agricultural research laboratories, provided they are completely enclosed and are
located on a minimum building site area of thirty (30) Acres.
B. Building Height Limit: No building shall exceed 35 feet in height.
C. Building Site Area Required: Every building site shall have an area of not less than
10,000 square feet and a minimum frontage on the street at the building line of at least 100
feet.
D. Front Yard Required: There shall be a front yard having a depth of not less than 25
feet measured to the front line of the main building.
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E. Side Yard Required: There shall be a side yard having a depth of not less than 15
feet measured to the side line of the main building.
F. Rear Yard Required: There shall be a rear yard for the main building having a
depth of not less than 15 feet.
G. Minimum Floor Area Required: Each single family dwelling shall have in the main
building on the ground or first floor area 1,200 square feet, exclusive of porches, •terraces,
attached garages, trailers, carports or unroofed area and if two story, shall have a minimum
ground or first floor area of 850 square feet, however, the total area of any two stcry dwell-
ing shall be 1,200 square feet computed as above provided.
SECTION 4. R 1. SINGLE FAMILY DISTRICT:
A. Uses Permitted:
1. Any use permitted in the R 1 A District.
2. Home occupations, such as any occupation or profession carried on by a member of
the family residing on the premises. There shall be no exterior advertising of such home
occupation other than a name plate not exceeding one (1) square foot in area nor any display
that will indicate from the exterior that the building is used for any purpose rather than that
of a dwelling and there shall not be kept thereon any stock in trade and provided that such
home occupation is incidental to the main use of the building as •a dwelling.
B. Building Height Limit: No building shall exceed 35 feet in height.
C. Building Site Area Required: Every building site shall have an area of not less than
7,000 square feet and a front building line on the street of not less than 70 feet.
D. Front Yard Required: There shall be a front yard of not less than 20 fee: measured
to the front line of the main building.
E. Side Yard Required: There shall be a side yard of not less than 10 feet measured to
the side building line of the main building.
F. Rear Yard Required: There shall be a rear yard of not less than 15 feet measured
to the rear building line of the main building.
G. Minimum Floor Area Required: The minimum required floor area of any dwelling
exclusive of open patios, terraces, attached garages, trailers, carports or non -living area
shall be 750 square feet, and not more than 15% of the required floor area may be credited
to attached screened porches and/or storage areas, and these shall be a part of the main
dwelling. A storage room as a part of a carport shall not be allowed as any part of the
minimum floor requirements.
SECTION 5. R 2 A. MULTI -FAMILY DISTRICT:
A. Uses Permitted:
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1. Any use permitted in the R 1 District.
B. Building Height Limit: No building shall exceed 35 feet in height.
C. Building Site Area Required: Every building site shall have an area of not less than
7,000 square feet and a front building line on the street of not less than 70 feet.
D. Front Yard Required: There shall bea front yard of not less than 20 feet measured
• to the front line of the main building.
E. Side Yard Required: There shall be a side yard of not less than 10. feet measured to
the side building line of the main building.
F. Rear Yard Required: There shall be a rear yard of not less than 15 feet measured
to the rear building line of the main building.
G. Minimum Floor Area Required: The minimum required floor area of any single
family dwelling, exclusive of open patios, terraces, attached garages, carports or unroofed
area shall be 750 square feet. Fifteen per cent of the required floor area may be credited
to screened porches. The minimum required floor area of a duplex shall be 600 square feet
per unit. The minimum required floor area of a building containing three or more apart-
ments shall be 500 square feet per unit.
SECTION 6. R 2 SINGLE FAMILY DISTRICT:
A. Uses permitted:
1. Any uses permitted in R 1 District.
B. Building Height Limit: No building shall exceed 35 feetin height.
C. Building Site Area Required: Every building site shall have an area of not less than
5,000 square feet and a front building line on the street of not less than 50 feet.
D. Side Yard Required: There shall be a side yard of not less than 10 feet measured to
the side building line of any building.
E. Front Yard Required: There shall be a front yard of not less than 20 feet measured
to the front line of the main building.
F. Rear Yard Required: There shall be a rear yard of not .less than 15 feet measured to
the rear building line of the main building.
G. Minimum Floor Area Required: The minimum required floor area of any dwelling
exclusive of open patios, terraces, attached garages, trailers, carports or non -living area
shall be 600 square feet, and not more than 15% of the required floor area may be credited
to attached screened porches and/or storage areas, and these shall be a part of the main
dwelling.
SECTION 7. F 1 AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT:
A. Uses permitted:
1. Any use permitted in .the R 1 District.
2. Farming, including all types of agriculture and horticulture.
3. The mining of the earth in removing therefrom minerals and other similar substances
by hydraulic means or other surface process; provided, however, that the land surface shall
be restored to a condition suitable for development for residential use within 48 months from
the time of the original change of the land surface. If any such mining shall continue for
longer than that time, then the process of restoring the land surface shall fallow the progress
of the .mining in order that the restoring of the surface shall always continue and progress to
meet the requirements of restoring within the time provided, further, that the creation of
water areas is specifically permitted if the banks of such water .areas are sloped, graded
and dressed -up. Such mining as herein authorized shall not be carried on within the zoned
right-of-way line of any existing or proposed public road and the same shall not be carried
on within the 50 feet of the outer perimeter of the overall land area owned or leased for such
mining purposes.
4. Power plants and sub -stations and telephone exchanges.
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5. An occupied mobile home shall be allowed on a minimum of five (5) acres and meeting
the following requirements:
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a. The mobility of a vehicle used as a mobile home or a house trailer must be
maintained.
b. There shall be no more than one (1) trailer allowed on each five (5) acres of
land.
c. Where more than one (1) trailer is allowed in an area, they shall be separated
by a minimum distance of twenty (20) feet.
d. Minimum setbacks from public road rights-of-way shall be not less than fifty
(50) feet.
e. The minimum separation between an existing single family residence and a
trailer shall be not less than fifty (50) feet.
f. Minimum setbacks from the property line other than in sub -paragraph "d"
above, shall be not less than thirty (30) feet.
8. Marl pits and similar uses shall be restricted to within twenty-five (25) feet of the
property line, and the minimum slope of the pit sides shall be on a slope of one (1) foot hori•
zontal to one (1) foot vertical.
B. Residences shall conform to the minimum setback and area requirements as stipu-
lated in the R-3 Transient District. All other buildings with the exception of pump houses
shall not be closer than fifty (50) feet from the outer property lines.
C. Should the owner of any lands lying in the F1, "Agricultural District, desire to sub-
divide and/or plat said lands, then said owner shall submit application for appropriate zon-
ing change with the request for approval of said plat.
SECTION 8. R 3 A RETIRSMENT DISTRICT:
A. Uses permitted:
1. All the uses permitted in the R 1 A, Country Horde District, and housing facilities
and services especially designed to meet the spiritual. physical and social needs of the.
retired, elderly, disabled or dependent persons, or for religious, charitable or non-profit
uses and providing for building height limit of 35 feet; building site area of 10 acres; front
yard of 25 feet; side yard of 15 feet; rear yard of 15 feet and provided that any building
located within 120 feet of any public street shall meet all of the requirements of the zone on
the opposite side of the street.
SECTION 9. R 3 TRANSIENT DISTRICT:
A. Uses permitted.
1. Any uses permitted in the R 1 District.
2. Two family dwellings (Duplex).
3. Apartment houses (multiple family dwellings).
4. Hotels - Restaurants.
5. Boarding and Lodging houses.
6. Hospitals and clinics except animal hospital or clinic.
7. Guest homes.
8. Automobile courts. (Motels).
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10. Filling stations and Marinas.
11. Signs
B. Building Height Limit: No building shall exceed 35 feet in height.
C. Minimum Floor area required: None required.
D. Front Yard Required: There shall be a front yard having a depth of not less than 15
feet to the front building line of the main building.
E. Side Yard Required: There shall be a side yard on each side of the main building
having a width of not less than 10 feet.
F. Rear Yard Required: There shall be a rear yard measured to the rear line of the
main building of not less than 15 feet.
G. Building site area required: Every building site shall have an area of not less than
5, 000 square feet and a front building line on the street of not less than 50 feet.
SECTION 10. C 1 A RESTRICTED COMMERCIAL DISTRICT:
A. Uses permitted:
1. Any uses permitted in the R 3 District.
2. Offices, banks, theatres, personal services establishments, fruit stands, parking
lots and storage garages, signs, restaurants, cafes, grocery stores, drug stores, and any
other retail business or commercial enterprise similar thereto, except that the following
uses are EXPRESSLY PROHIBITED: bars, bottling works, building material storage yards,
automobile wrecking yards, tire recapping plants, cleaning and dyeing plants, coal and wood
yards, contractor's plants or storage yards, ice plants, junk yards, commercial laundries,
machine shops, storage yards, stone yards, animal hospitals or clinics, storage warehouses
or any kind of manufacture or treatment of products not clearly incidental to the conduct of a
retail business conducted on the premises.
B. Front Yard Required: There shall be a front yard measured to the building line of the
main building of not less than 10 feet.
C. Side Yard Required: No side yard is requirod.
D. Rear Yard Required: There shall be a rear yard measured to the rear line of the
main building of not less than 10 feet. In addition, a service alley for rear entrance and ser-
vice shall be provided of not less than 15 feet. One-half of the service alley may be on abutt-
ing property.
E. When a central collection and sewage disposal system is not provided, there shall be
sufficient land area for septic tank drainfield as required by the, Sanitary Code adopted by the
Board of Health of Florida.
F. Explosive Material: No gasoline, liquified petroleum, gas or similar explosive fluid
shall be stored above the ground in this zone which exceeds a capacity of 300 gallons.
SECTION 11. C 1 COMMERCIAL DISTRICT:
A. Uses permitted:
1. Any uses permitted in the C 1 A, Restricted Commercial District.
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2. Automobile sales and service, mechanical garages, bars, bottling works, self-
service laundry, and any other retail business or commercial enterprise similar thereto
except that the following uses are expressly prohibited: Automobile wrecking yards,
building material storage yards, cleaning and dyeing plants, coal and wood yards,
contractor's plants or storage yards, ice plants, junk yards, commercial latinderies,
machine shops, storage yards, stone yards, animal hospitals or clinics, store warehouses,
or any kind of manufacture or treatment of products not clearly incidental to the conduct of
a retail business conducted on the premises.
3. Trailer camp areas and commercial crab companies.
4. Accessory buildings and uses customarily incidental to any of the above uses.
B. Front Yard Required: There shall be a front yard measured to the building line of
the main building of not less than 10 feet.
C. Side Yard Required: No side yard is required.
D. Rear Yard Required: There shall be a rear yard measured to the rear line of the
main building of not less than 10 feet. In addition, a service alley for rear entrance and ser-
vice shall be provided of not less than 15 feet. One-half of the service alley may be on abutt-
ing property.
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E. When a central collection and sewage disposal system is not provided, there shall be
sufficient land area for septic tank drainfield as required by the Sanitary Code adopted by the
Board of Health of Florida.
F. Explosive Material: No gasoline, liquified petroleum, gas or similar explosive fluid
shall be stored above the ground in this zone which exceeds a capacity of 300 gallons.
SECTION 12. C 1 B RESTRICTED COMMERCIAL DISTRICT:
A. Uses permitted:
1. AU of the uses permitted in the C 1, Commercial District, plus packing houses and
businesses for the processing, treatment, packing, selling and shipping of fruits, vegetables
and flowers. This district shall be subject to all of the other conditions and requirements of
the C 1 Commercial District.
. SECTION 13. M 1 A RESTRICTED INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT:
A. Uses permitted:
1. Any use permitted in the C 1 District.
2. Building material storage yards, cleaning and dyeing plants, coal and wood yards,
ice plants, contractor's plant or storage yards, commercial launderies, machine shops,
stone yards, animal hospitals or clinics, storage warehouses, or any business of general
wholesale type, light manufacturing or industrial plants, and any kind of manufacture or •
treatment of products similar thereto except the following are expressly prohibited: Auto-
mobile wrecking yards, junk yards, and business or indu.stry emitting smoke, dust, odors
or fumes obnoxious to the neighborhood.
B. Front yard Required: There shall be a front yard measured to the building line of
the main building of not less than 10 feet.
C. Side Yard Required: No side yard is required except for buildings or structures hold-
ing or containing liquid or material having an abnormal explosion habit, in which event there
shall be a side yard measured to the side of the building line of the main building of not less
than 30 feet.
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D. Rear Yard Required: There shall be a rear yard of not less than 10 feet measured to
the rear building line of the main building. In addition, an alley shall be provided for rear
service of at least 15 feet in width. One-half of any service alley may be on the abutting pro-
perty.
E. Area for Sanitation: When not located on a central collection and sanitary disposal
systemthere shall be provided adequate area for septic tank and drainfield asrequired by •
the Sanitary Code adopted by the Board of .Health of Florida.
SECTION 14. M 1 INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT:
A. Uses permitted:
1. Any use permitted in the M 1 A District.
2. Heavy industry and heavy manufacturing and any other uses except those emitting
smoke, dust, fumes or odors obnoxious to the general area.
3. Any business of a general wholesale type.
4. Light manufacturing or light industrial plant.
5. Industries not obnoxious to the neighborhood by the emission of odors, dust, smoke
or fumes. •
6. On approval of the Zoning Commission and the Board of County Commissioners and
after review of the application and site development plan, the following additional uses may
be permitted:
a. Storage or baling of rags, iron, paper or junk, provided the operation is
enclosed with a fence not less than six (6) feet high'which will obstruct the
view of said operation. Fences other than masonry shall be painted once a year.
b. Automobile wrecking yards, provided said yard is enclosed with a fence not
less than six (6) feet high which will obstruct the view of said yard. Fences
other than masonry shall be painted once a year. Cars shall not be piled one
on another.
. B. Front Yard Required: There shall be a front yard measured to the building line of
the main building of not less than 10 feet.
C. Side Yard Required: No side yard is required except for building or structures hold- •
ing or containing liquid or material having an abnormal explosion habit, in which event there
shall be a side yard measured to the side of the building line of the main building of not less
than 30 feet.
D. Rear Yard Required: There shall be a rear yard not less than 10 feet measured to
the rear building line of the main building. In addition,an alley shall be'provided for rear
service of at least 15 feet in width. One-half of any service alley rria.y be on the abutting pro-
perty.
E. , Area for Sanitation: When not located on a central collection and sanitary disposal
system, there shall be proviaed adequate area for septic tank and drain field as required by
the Sanitary Code adopted by the Board of Health of Florida.
SECTION 15. OFFSTREET PARKING AND LOADING REGULATIONS:
1. For the purpose of this resolution, the term "Offstreet Parking Space" shall consist
of a minimum net area of two hundred (200) square feet of appropriate dimension for the park-
ing of an automobile, exclusive of access drives or aisles thereto.
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2. There shall be provided at the time of the erection of any main building or structure,
or at the time any main building or structure is enlarged or increased in capacity by adding
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dwelling units, guest rooms, floor area or seats; minimum offstreet automobile parking
space 'with adequate provisions for ingress and egress by an automobile of standard size, in
accordance with the following requirements:
a. Dwelling structures, a minimum of one space for each dwelling unit.
b. Churches, Temples, Places of,Worship, Schools, Public Buildings, Theatres,
Auditoriums and Places of Assembly: one (1) space for each eight (8) seats
in the main auditorium.
c. Country, Golf, Gun Club, Private Club and Lodge; one space for each eight
(8) members.
d. General Business, Commercial or Personal Service Establishments and
Office Buildings: one (3.) space for each five hundred (500) square feet of .
non -storage area. '
e. Hotels, one (1) space for each three bedrooms plus one (1) additional space
for each five (5) employees.
f. Hospitals, Sanitariums, Convalescent Homes: one (1) space for each four (4)
patient beds, one (1) space for each four (4) staff doctors and one (1) space
for each four (4) employees.
g. Kennels and animal hospitals, a parking area equal to thirty (30) percent of
the total enclosed or covered area.
h. Libraries, Museums:. A parking area equal to fifty (50) percent of the floor
area open to the public.
1. Medical -or dental offices or clinics: Three (3) spaces for each doctor or
dentist.
Motels, one (1) space for each guest bedroom, phis one (1) space for resident
manager or owner.
k. Restaurants or other eating places: One (1) space for each seventy-five (75)
square feet of floor area devoted to patron use, plus one (1) space for each
four (4) employees.
1. Rooming, Boarding houses, Dormitories, and Hotel apartments: one (1)
space for each two (2) bedrooms.
Commercial, manufacturing, and industrial concerns not catering to the retail
trade: one (1) space for each four (4) employees on the largest working shift,
plus one (1) space for each company vehicle operating from the premises.
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n. Bowling alleys: Five (5) spaces for each bowling lane.
LOCATION:
a. Parking spaces for all dwellings shall be located on the same lot with the
main building to be served, where feasible.
b. Parking spaces for other uses shall be provided on the same lot or not more
than five hundred (500) feet distant, as measured along the nearest pedestrian
walkway.
c. Parking requirements for two or more uses, of the same or different types,
may be satisfied by the allocation of the required number of spaces for each
use in a common parking facility.
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4. OFFSTREET LOADING REGULATIONS:
The following spaces shall be provided for the uses indicated:
a. Every hospital, institution, hotel, commercial or industrial building, or
similar use, having a floor area in excess of ten thousand (10,000) square
feet requiring the receipt or distribution by vehicle of materials and mer-
chandise, shall have at least one permanently maintained offstreet loading
space for each ten thousand (10,000) square feet of gross floor area or frac-
tion thereof.
b. Retail operations, wholesale operations, and industrial operations with a
gross floor area of less than ten thousand (10,000) square feet, shall provide
sufficient space (not necessarily a full berth) so as not to hinder the free
movements of vehicles and pedestrians over a sidewalk, street, or alley.
c. Each space shall have direct access to an alley or street and shall have the
following minimum dime8sions: Length, twenty-five (25) feet; width, twelve
(12) feet; height, fourteen (14) feet.
5. PERMANENT RESERVATION:
Area reserved for offstreet parking or loading in accordance with the requirements
of this section shall not be reduced in area or changed to any other use unless the permitted
use which it serves is discontinued or modified, except where equivalent parking or loading
space is provided.
SECTION 18. GENERAL PROVISIONS:
1. Height Exception: Chimneys, towers, monument spires, radio towers, water tanks,
silos, windmills and similar structures may be erected above the height limits herein estab-
lished.
2. Clearance: Every part of a required yard shall be open from its lowest point to the
sky, unobstructed for the ordinary projection of sills, cornices, ornamental features and
eaves; provided, however, that none of the above shall extend into a minimum yard more
than 48 inches.
3. Yard Exceptions: In computing the depth of rear yards, the measurement of such
depth shall be made to the centerline of the alley, should an alley exist, at the rear of the
premises.
4. Above Ground Storage of Gasoline or Other Combustible Fluids: Where an above
ground storage of gasoline, petroleum oils, or similar inflammable fluids are permitted,
then as to any such facility for storage having a capacity in excess of 500 gallons, there
shall be erected and maintained a dyked area surrounding it, and the volume within the dyked
area shall be 1-1/4 tim3s the volume of the above ground storage tanks. The minimum width
of an earth dyke at the top shall be four (4) feet, side slope to an appropriate angle of repose,
and shall be capable of containing the liquid for a minimum of two days. The minimum
heights of dykes shall be three (3) feet. Other approved dykes constructed of concrete or
other materials shall be permitted; provided, however, that this does not permit the erec-
tion of any structure outside of the limits of the set back line of any zone.
5. Non -conforming Uses: The lawful use of a building or premises existing at the time
of the adoption of this Resolution shall not be affected by this Resolution although such use
does not conform to the provisions of this Resolution and such may be extended throughout
the building; provided no structural alterations are made therein, but no such use shall be
extended to occupy any land outside such building and no such non -conforming use shall be
otherwise enlarged or increased. If such non -conforming use is discontinued for a continu-
ous period of not less than ninety days, every future use 'of such building or premises shall
be in conformance with the provisions of this Resolution. No non -conforming use that has
been destroyed by more than fifty percent can be restored for such continued non -conforming
use. The non -conforming setback of a building may, not be structurally altered beyond
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the point of normal or routine maintenance, provided however, that, in the event of fire or
natural disaster, that if the non -conforming section is less than 50% destroyed, it may be
rebuilt and restored to its former condition as to structure and appearance.
6. Deed Covenants:' It is not intended by this Resolution to interfere with or abrogate or
annul any easements, covenants or other agreements between parties; provided, however,
that where this Resolution imposes a greater restriction upon the uses of building and lands
or requires larger open spaces than is imposed or required by other resolutions or by other
easements, covenants or agreements, then the provisions of this Resolution shall govern.
7. Houseboats: No houseboats, barge or boat shall be fastened to any dock, anchored
or attached to any land or remain in any of the waterways where the same is used for any
amusement or dwelling place.
8. Board of Adjustment: The Indian River County Beare of Adjustment is herewith
authorized to make special exceptions to the terms of this Resolution in harmony with the
general purpose and intent hereof and in appropriate cases the subject to appropriate condi-
tions and safeguards in accordance with the provisions' of said Act and in accordance with
rules adopted by said Board of Adjustment in accordance with said Act and this Resolution.
9. In the event of the recording of any proposed street or road in the bffice of the Clerk
of the Circuit Court of Indian River County, Florida, or in the event of the designation or
establishment by this Board of any proposed public street or road, the same shall thereupon
immediately become the same as if such public street or road existed for the purpose of
determining setbacks under the terms of this Resolution.
10. No building shall be erected, constructed, reconstructed or structurally altered
unless and until a building permit has been issued under.the authority of this Resolution
except as otherwise specifically provided by this Resolution. The fees to be paid to the
County for such building permits shall be the fees now or hereafter established by Resolution
of this Board and such fees as so established shall be paid prior to the issuance of any permit.
11. Interpretation: In interpreting and applying the provisions of this Resolution, the
requirements hereof shall be held to be the minimum requirements for the promotion of the
public health, safety, morals and general welfare of the County. If because of error or
omission in the Zoning Atlas any property in the territory of Indian River County, Florida,
lying outside the corporate limits of any municipality, is not shown as being in a zoning dis-
trict, the classification of such property shall be R 1 A, Country Home District.
12. Obstructions to Vision: No obstructions to vision shall be planted or erected with-
in twenty (20) feet of the right-of-way corner of any road or street intersection.
13. Changes and Amendments: This Board may from time to time on its own motion
or on petition of any person, amend, supplement, change, modify or repeal by resolution
pursuant to the authority and in the manner provided by said Act this Resolution or the
boundaries or districts or regulations herein established.
14. Validity; Should any section, clause, word or part of this Resolution be declared
invalid, the same shall not affect the validity of the remainder, it being the intent and pur-
pose of this Board to adopt this resolution and the parts thereof separately and severally.
All resolutions or parts of resolutions in conflict herewith or inconsistent with the provisions.
of this Resolution are hereby rescinded.
15. Any person desiring a change or amendment to the Zoning Resolution or Zoning
Map shall submit the same in writing to the County Engineer described by legal description
and by street address, where possible, the property to be affected by the proposed change,
setting forth the present zoning applicable thereto and specifying the district, zone or use
requested by the applicant. There shall be at said time paid to the County Engineer for the
account of the County the sum of $50.00 for each such requested change; providing, however,
that as many lots or parcels of property as the applicant may desire may be included in .any
single petition provided the same is one contiguous area. The County Engineer shall then
transmit the application to the Zoning Commission for tentative consideration at its next
meeting. Should the Zoning Commission tentatively approve the petition, it shall report
its tentative approval to the County Commissioners and should, the County Commissioners
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tentatively approve the same, public hearings shall be had. Should either the Zoning Com-
mission or the County Commissioners upon their tentative consideration disapprove the
application and the applicant elect to proceed no further, then the fee deposited with the
County shall be returned to the applicant, otherwise, the fee shall remain the property of
the County. Should public hearings be held, then in connection with the publication of the
notice for the public hearing before the Zoning Commission, the County Engineer shall
mail a written notice to all property owners owning property within 300 feet of the outer
limits of the area described in the petition requesting a change, advising all such.owners
as shown upon the last prepared and complete Tax Assessment Roll of the County stating
in simple terms the proposed change and the time and,piace of the public hearing. The
provisions hereof providing for mailing of notice is directory only and the failure to mail
such notice shall not affect any change or amendment of said Zoning Resolution.
16. When a person requests a change in Zoning for a zone other than R 1 A, R 1, R 2,A,
R 2, or F 1, then such requested change, if granted, may be contingent upon the applicant
obtaining a permit for the proposed construction within 6 months and completing the con-
struction within one year.
17. When Effective: The original Resolution became effective at 12:01 A.M., on the 1st
day of February 1957.
18. It shall be prohibitive to separate any lot which would, result in any portion of said
• lot failing to meet the minimum requirements herein established for the zone in which said
lot is located.
19. No buiking or structure shall be moved from one lot or premises to another unless
such building or structure shall thereupon be made to conform with all the provisions of these
regulations relative to buildings or structures thereafter erected upon a lot or premises to
which such building or structure shall be moved. The County Engineer is hereby authorized
to require any person applying to obtain a permit to move a building from one lot or premises
to another, to post a bond, either in cash or surety company bond, meeting with the approval
of the County Engineer in a sum not to exceed twenty-five hundred ($2500.00) dollars,
• deposited with the Clerk of the Board of County Commissioners of Indian Ri er. County,
Florida; a cash bond or if a surety bond, payable to the order of the Board df County
Commissioners of Iridian River Couty, Florida, conditioned upon the applicant's
compliance in all respects with the Zoning Regulations and codes pertaining to the area
on which such building shall have been moved.
20. Sunk cars and Junk shall not be permitted in any area other than authorized junk
yards.
21. There shall be no signs in residential zones which do not conform to the use which
that zone allows, and no sign shall be artificially illuminated in residential zones. There
shall be allowed small occupational signs, real estate signs, building contractor signs,
religious or public bulletin board, for sale or for rent signs, traffic or street signs,
professional name plates and memorial tablets.
22. Ali signs shall be constructed and maintained only within property lines and shall in
no way be upon or over the road right of way, and shall not obstruct vision at street intersec-
tions..
SECTION 17. ADMINISTRATIVE PROVISIONS:
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, under the provisions of Chapter 21310, Laws of Florida, Acts of 1941, the •
Board of County Commissioners of Indian River County, Florida, has set up and established
a comprehensive zoning plan governing all of the area in said County not within the incorpo-
rated limits of any municipality therein; Now, therefore,
BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of Indian River County,
Florida:
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1. That this Board does herewith designate the County Engineer as the employee of this
Board to enforce the provisions of said Chapter 21310, Laws of Florida, Acts of 1941, and
to enforce the provisions of the zoning regulations heretofore adopted by this Board.
2. When any owner, authorized agent or contractor desires to construct, enlarge, alter
or change the occupancy of a building or structure which is regulated by said zoning resolu-
tion or to cause any such work to be done, he shall first make an application to the County
Engineer and obtain the required permit therefor.
3. Ordinary minor repairs may be made with the approval of the County Engineer with-
out a permit, provided that such repairs shall not violate any of the provisions of said zoning
resolution.
4. Every application for a permit with the required fee shall be filed with the County
,Engineer on a form furnished by him and shall contain a general description of the proposed
work and its location. The application shall be signed by the owner or his authorized agent.
5. Each application for a permit shall indicate the proposed use and occupancy of all
parts of the building and of that portion of the site or lot, if any, not covered by the building
or structure and shall contain a statement of the square foot area of the building or structure
and the square foot area of the site or lot and the actual estimated costs of the complete
construction of said building or structure, including electrical. plumbing. etc, , and shall
contain such other information as may be required by the County Engineer.
8. There shall be attached to the application and made a part thereof a plot diagram
showing the location of the proposed building or structure and of every existing building or
structure on the site or lot. The plot plan shall be to scale and of such size as the County
Engineer shall require and all adjoining streets, alleys, easements or public ways and shall
show the distance from the outer limits of said building to the outer limits of said lot or
building. site.
7. Each application for a permit and the plot plan and other items attached thereto shall
be submitted in duplicate.
8. At the time of submitting said application, the applicant shall pay to Indian River
County, Florida, the following fees, which are hereby charged for issuing such permits
required under the zoning regulations of Indian River County, Florida, which said fees are
as follows: •
(a) For the first $1, 000.00 or fraction thereof of estimated cost, the sum of $3. 50.
(b) For each additional $1,000.00 or fraction thereof of estimated cost in excess of
$1,000.00 up to $5,000.00 the sum of $2.50.
(c) For each additional $1, 000.00 or fraction thereof of estimated cost in excess of
$5,000.00 up to $100,000.00 the sum of $0.50.
(d) The maximum permit fee for any single structure shall not exceed construction
costs of $100, 000.00.
(e) All organizations shall pay permit fees, such as Churches, County Schools,
Charitable organizations, etc.
(f) There shall be a building permit required, but no fee charged to replace build-
ings or structures destroyed by fire, or any other casualty, provided their reconstruc-
tion is limited to the same original dimensions.
Such fees when received by the County Engineer shall beby him paid over and delivered
to the Clerk of this Board, who shall deposit the same in•the General Fund of this County.
9. All costs and expenses of issuing said permits shall be charged to' the General Fund
of this County.
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10. If the County Engineer is satisfied that the work described in an application for a
permit and the plot plan filed therewith conform to the requirements of this Resolution and
of the zoning resolution and other pertinent laws and resolutions, he shall issue a permit
therefor to the applicant.
11. If the application for a permit and the plot plan filed therewith describe work which
does not conform to the requirements of this Resolution or the zoning resolution or other
pertinent laws or resolutions, the County Engineer shall not issue a permit but shall return
one copy thereof with his refusal to issue such permit to the applicant. Such refusal shall,
when requested, be in writing and shall contain the reason therefor.
12. The County Engineer shall act upon the application for a permit without unreason-
able or unnecessary delay. A permit issued shall be construed to be a license to proceed
with the work and shall not be construed as authority to violate, cancel, alter or set aside
any of the provisions of this Resolution or the zoning resolution, nor shall such issuance of
a permit prevent the County Engineer from thereafter requiring a correction of errors or a
violation of this resolution or the zoning. resolution. Any permit issued shall become invalid
unless the work authorized by it shall have been commenced within six months after its is-
suance or if the work authorized by such permit is suspended or abandoned for a period of
one year after the time is commenced; provided that for cause one or more extensions of
time for periods not exceeding ninety days each may be allowed in writing by the County
Engineer.
13. When a permit is issued, the same shall be signed by the County Engineer and the
permit shall be kept at the site of work and shall be opened to inspection by the County
Engineer or his authorized representative.
14. If any person commences work on a building or structure before obtaining the
necessary permit, then the fees for such permit shall be double the schedule of feesset
forth above.
15. The Building Official shall keep a permanent and accurate accounting of all permits
issued and of all fees collected, including the date and the amount thereof.
18. Before issuing a permit, the Courfy Engineer may examine or cause to be examined
. any site or lot for which an application has been received. He shall inspect all buildings and
structures during and upon completion of the work for which a permit was issued and ne shall
report to the Board any violations of this Resolution or of the Zoning Resolution.
17. Each application for a permit shall show on the plot plan the driveway connecting
the property to the public road way and all that part of the driveway from the property line
to the traveled portion of the road way shall either be paved in a manner approved by the
County Engineer to conform with the drainage swale or that part shalt be filled over a drain-
age culvert of adequate size to provide for proper drainage with a minimum culvert of ten
(10) inches to be approved by the County Engineer.
18. The parking or use of any house trailer or other portable living accomrnodations in
any place other than a duly licensed trailer park shall not be done until a permit has been
issued therefor in the same manner as if the same were a building or structure. Any such
trailer or portable living accommodations shall have sanitary facilities in accordance with
the sanitary code of the State Board of Health. This provision as to permits for trailers
does not permit the parking or use of trailers in arras except where the same are permitted
under the terms of the Zoning Ordinance.
19. There shall be provided that a reasonable time for appeal by any person aggrieved
or by any office, department, Board or Bureau affected by any decision by the County
Engineer acting as the enforcing officer in issuing building permits or any other actions under
the zoning laws of the County shall be fixed and determined as five (5) days from the time of
the action taken by the administrating officer. All appeals shall be filed in writing and
delivered to the Chairman, or in his absence, the Vice Chairman of the Indian River County
Board of Adjustment. Therefore, the time for taking appeal expires at the close of business
of that office at the end of the 5th day. Further provided, that where a building permit has
been issued, the time for filing notice of appeal is further extended to the end of the third
day from the visible commencement of construction on the ground. Visible commencement '
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of construction means the first actual work of improvements upon the real property, or the
first delivery to the site of the improvement, the materials which remain thereon until
incorporated in the improvements of such manifest in substantial character as to notify
interested persons that the real property is being improved or is about to be; provided,
that if the last day falls on Sunday or other holidays when said office is closed, time for
filing notice or appeal shall expire at the end of the day next following when said office is
open for business.
20. Applicant shall stake all lot corners and call for inspection before construction
. work begins.
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• WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17. 1965
The Board of County Commissioners of Indian River County met
at the Courthouse, Vero Beach, Florida, in a Special meeting held at
8:30 o'clock A. M., Wednesday, February 17, 1965. Present were Robert
W. Graves, Chairman; Donald Macdonald, Jerre J. Haffield and Dr. B. Q.
Waddell. Absent was D. B. MoCullers, Jr., Also present were John
Sutherland, County Attorney; Edwin S. Sohmucker, County Engineer;
Charles L. Herring, Attorney; and Ruth Elliott, Deputy Clerk.
. Charles L. Herring, Attorney for property ownere in the. Sebastian
.Inlet area, explained the Supplemental Agreement to be entered into
by the Board of County Commissioners, the Sebastian Inlet District
and the individual owners of the property involved. After examination
of the Supplemental Agreement, Motion was made by Commissioner Waddell,
seconded by Commissioner Maodonald and unanimously carried that the
Board approve the Supplemental Agreement and the Chairman of the Board
of County Commissioners and the Clerk are hereby authorized to execute
same; and the County Attorney is authorized to sign the Escrow Agreement
that appears in words and figures followings
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February 15, 1966
Title Security Company
2121 14th'Avenue
Vero Beach, Florida
Ret Agreement Between:
INDIAN RIVER COUNTY, FLORIDA;
SEBASTIAN INLET DISTRICT;
BJARNE URSIN and ESTHER URSIN, his wife;
H. L. CLARK, JR. and KATHRYN L. CLARK, his wife;
ELIZABETH SEARING, HALLIBURTON and EUGENE A.
IIALLIBURTON, her husband; HAZEL SEARING MAY
and WILLIAM H. MAY, her husband; OLIVE SEARING
JONES and JACK E. JONES, her husband; and
JANE SEARING SAWYER and ROBERT L. SAWYER, her
husband, dated July 10, 1964; and
Supplemental Agreement between the said parties,
dated February 8. 1965
Gentlemen:
The undersigned attorneys, on behalf of their respective clients,
hereby place with your company, as escrow agent, three (3)
executed copies of the Agreement above described and three (3)
executed copies of the Supplemental Agreement above described.
The said documents are hereby placed in escrow with your company
to be held by your company in escrow until one of the following
events has occurred, to-witt
1. Upon receiving written direction from the respective parties
'or their lepal representatives, -which shall jointly direct the
distribution and delivery of the enclosed executed agreements; or
2. You are advised, in writing, by any party to this agreement,
or their attorneys, that the "Ofners" designated in the enclosed
agreements have been delivered of a recordable conveyance of title
to the lands described in Paragraph 2'of the Agreement dated July
10, 1964, as modified by the Supplemental Agreement dated February
8, 1965, by the Trustees of the_Internal Improvement Fund; that
upon such advice by any partleto this agreement you will, by letter,
notify all parties of such advice; and five (5) days after sailing
such advice to all parties hereto, you are authorised to deliver
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February 15, 1965
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one (1) executed copy of each of the enclosed agreements to (a)
the Chairman of the Boar., of County Commissioners of Indian River
County, Florida, (b) the Chairman of the Board of Commissioners
of Sebastian Inlet District, and (c) the remaining copies to
Charles L. Herring, Attorney for the Owners; or
3. Tn the event you do not receive any written instructions from
any ons party hereto or on behalf of all the parties or their
respective attorneys as aforesaid for a period of one (1) year from
date, you are directed to burn or incinerate all executed agreements
and give written advice to the parties that the same has been
accomplished;
4. The partiea to the said agreements or their respective attorneys
may extend the term of this escrow, by joint or several written
advicea to your company, for an additional period or periods of time
beyond the period of one (1) year as aforesaid and set forth such
additional provisions of escrow in suca ccmmuntcationg as may be
mutually agreed by the parties or their respective Attorneys;
S. Upon receipt of written instructions by the parties or their
respective attorneys and the delivery or incineration of the
instruments as herein vrovidsd, and your written advices in that
connection, you will be relieved from further responsibility in
connection with this escrow.
Your costs in connection with this escrow shall be paid by the Owners
in.auoh manner as you shall direct.
Very truly yours,
INDIAN RIVER
/COUNTY, FLnRtT)A
By s 1Qi1 / A14b. c/S
Its Attorney
(as "County")
SEBASTIAN INLET DI^.TRICT
(Gs.)
Its Attorney
(as "District")
BJARNE URSIN and ESTHER URSIN, his wife; H. L. CLARK, JR. and
KATHRYN L. •i1 ARK, his wife; ELIZABETH SEARING HALLIBURTON •and
EUGENF A. HALL/BURTON. her husband; HAZEL SEARING MAY and WILLIAM.
H. MAY, her husband; OLIVE SEARING JONES and JACK E. JONES, her
husband; and JANE SEARING SAWYER and RngERT L. WYCR, her husband;
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Enclosures
By:
Their Attorney
(L.S.)
(as *Anvers")
FEB 1'? 1965
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Motion was made by Commissioner Macdonald, seconded by Com-
missioner Waddell, and unanimously carried, that the County accept
title to, the Dodge fire truok from the Sebastian Volunteer Piro Department,
and upon receipt of same, it will be delivered to the Pellsmere YOlunteer
Fire Department for their use; and, that the County agrees to station
the County fire truck,reoently acquired from the Florida Board of Forestry,
in Sebastian; and the Board will maintain the liability insurance on the
two trucks.
The County Engineer presented a letter from the Director of
Civil Defense giving the requirements that must be met in'order to get
matohing funds for the purchase of the radio. The Engineer was requested
• to check out these requirements.
Motion was made by Commissioner Maodonald, seconded by Commissioner
Hatfield and unanimously carried, that the plat of River Shores Estates,
Unit #2, be approved.
Upon Motion made by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner
Haffield and unanimously carried, the following Item to Item transfer
was approved:
.GENERAL FUND
A/C 951. Contingency Reserve
A/C.855. Lease -Purchase, Public Parks
From
$8,640.00
To
$8,640.00
The meeting scheduled for Wednesday, February 24, 1965, at 8:30
A. M. was canceled by the Board.
There.being no further business, on Motion made, seconded and
carried, the Board then adjourned.
ATTEST:
LERK
CHAIRMAN
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