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Home My WebLink About8/4/1965WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4th. 1965 The Board of County Commissioners of Indian River County met in regular session on Wednesday, August 4, 1965, at the Uourthouse, Vero Beach, Florida. All members were preabnt. Also present were `John H. Sutherland, County Attorney; Edwin S. Schmucker, County Engineer; and Alfred H. Webber and Ruth Elliott, Deputy Clerks; The Uhairman asked if there were any corrections or additions `to the Minutes of July 7 and July 19, 1965. There were none and on Motion by Commissioner Caddell, seconded by Commissioner Mc— Cu11•ers and unanimously carried, the minutes were approved. VERO BEACH PRESS -JOURNAL Published Weekly • Vero Beach, Indian River County, Florida COUNTY OF INDIAN RIVIR: STATE 0► 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 Beach le Indian River County, Florida; that the attached copy of advertise - 'event, being a ..-L. the matter of ....5.,44eX_ 1J91r..w= y ...._ . t listed In said newspaper In the Issues of ....-..-----_------_--._.-_ �_- Court, was pubs Affiant further says that the said Vero leach 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 arty person, firm or corporatiben•ony distount� rebate, commission or refund for the purpose of securing this adver. tisemerlt:-fprrp(blicetlon in the said newspaper. •Sworn , .. - .. , , • ixid:ttbsre day of. ._ � t +•t Mlr�• ;.°•, t I t • • , , (Business Sir • , . �5+ _r Cr!/ • mess Manager) •+,. -,r: (CIlrk ttf tF Circuit Court Indian River County, Florida)) A (continued on next page) 800E • .9. PACE 271 AUG :.4 1965 A G 4 1965 Pu f c Notice ;Public Notice' NOTIC41 1 COUNTY 'COMMl3SIONCs4ii,• BUtbGfiT 1900.1040 • Nt1TH F, 19 HEREBY GIVEN that the following is b Mate nen ammo:.ruing a bottom renl.n'vcic adopted by the flnard ofomni Conitn e':im.ers M 1nd,nu River County, PMthla. shooing receipts o said XI:11A for the fiscal }4x404. 11184.1141 Mtdgrloit by sold Cr.yrd fu said fiscal 'car and shooing the proposed exnendlttt? 4 by said Wart far said fiscal year proposed 10 tie adorned by todit Wawa as a ',Mtge Cor the fiscal year ending September 30. IRO Ih oord* utsd f14uics a' follows: GENERAL FUND :airROPR1ATrONS ' AMOUNT 211 Salaries. County Commissiringr4 I18,00/Ait 712 Salary. Clerk to Board of County Comm. .•_ .. ,_ _ 9.000 Or 218 Salary, Supervisor of Registration 0.04191 219 S. lary, Attorney to Board of Count)* Comm, ,. _ 8„700 221 Fres. Clerk Cireult Court . --_...._,...,....,_:,.:....,...,.-..4040. &WA 224 Commissions, Tat Assessor 40MO01 223 Commissions, Ten Collector _.i ., 40.01091 221 inquests ..__. =_r 200 9r 211 Maintenance M Courthouse 4040........: _ 100001► 2'2 Maintenance Of Other Buildings 40. 40.-. ... 4040._._-_ 2.390.0 201 Elections and Rrg;dration 40__40. .:_.�.....__..�.w_,. 13.07000 202 Legal Advert tiling ... 1.04.4.or 181 Advertising Delinq'tent Taxes Spi0.Cil 303 Huspitat Inrurarco For Emp1oyeria 4040. 3.0000 289 Adminlarafive t;rpcnse - County "omm. „_,._, _,,,_ 31.900 0 270 Administrative Fanen•p -. Other Oftsces 10.050(0 213 Juvenile Court Experian • _40._.40 _F 11.20t+ti( 311 Salaries. Judges & Secretaries . _- .__ y 0.100 M 313.1 Salary. County Judie - . 11 GM.Or 31;1-I Salaries, Co. Judge's Clerks @ Assistants ----- 13.014 01 111 Expenses, County Judge 0.97200 341 Maintenance of Jail ..... __40__40 . _ 4040....__._ _4040 1 140.(40 511 Falai ., C.ainty Physician 1,090 o0 312 Tuberenta: ntsp talc ........ 40_ 40 �- 4,0410 3f.3 insanity tngUlrfes 50 Welfare, Direct Relief ..... 884 Welfare, AdminIOtratinn 585 H•.spitat Service for Indigent Program .--- r 671 County Strvfre Officer 672 - 670 691 682 63 884 085 6r9 600 891 697 811 812 854 054 857 858 918 821 Ago icutture ..1. Firo Control Recreation. County Parks .. Fdurahon. Library & Scholarships .. i'uhhc:ty. Chambers of Commerce. ens, .40_40_. -.- Dog Pound, Nemane Sacicty Survey of Water Resources _ 40.40._._ Sanitan Lind 9111 Om rattan - _._._--- East Central Florida Planning Connell ,-. Courthouse, Furniture, Equipment, Improvements --- Voting _.Voting Machine Building Annex Voting Machine Purchase & Lease _ Public Parka Purchase & Lease . 4040.. 4040_.. Sanitary Land rill Equipment Purehaslt Furniture loot Equipment, County Judge _ -, - 300,00 Ra.a Track Funds to Bd. of Public. Instru20 ction ,001.00 1,800.00 63 I Man 7,770 1E 20,777.00 3,'100 no 8.793.08 0 2241 (0. 0,600 fid 2.0.307 Ile solve 00 16.700147 9.500 00 1600 O0 2,000 00 11.000 00 3.744 00 13.750 00 3.00000 13.914100 41,180.00 2,500 on TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS OM.gyy OD •RFSF.RVL+ FOR CONTINGENCIES: 951 COiNTY 41 600 00 954 COUNT'P JUL'CE t 3.3090.00 RESE'.IVE FOR CASH BALANCE , 30,0000D TOTAL RUOn9T ESTIMATE 00' RECEIPTS: 120 Taxes 13.77 milts ( X43,02 55 100-1 Federal Aid for Ciel Defense 4,000.0. 114 R. R. and Telegra.ah licenses MA 0. 115. Race Track Funds 35 000 00 116 lnsuranee Agents :minty Lteense Till .... --__40..40 1,00000 123 linspilal Aid to indigent ._., -40_•40-ti•-•-- 5.177.94 12.1 State float TLX __ _._ 1.30000 193 Tax Deed Suryxlus _4040. _ __-___a„_R _ _ JCr1 OD 239 fulldlng Permits & Zoning Fees�,- ...._.-..-_. 8,00000 110 Interest on Bank Accounts - - 10u000 151 Excess Fees. Tax Assessor 10000 1:12 Excess Fees. Tax Collector 40 40-. � 23.00010 193 Excess Fees, Clerk. Clreutt Court-. 10,000.00 .139 ExCess Foes. Other . __.. 0 3,900.00 168 Rolmhursothents for Welfare P411e194 -- - - 4.0+.00.00 179 Ilegvent for Martell Scholarship 1,646.00 170 Miscellaneous Receipts v : r._.� 50.00 158 Cotlnty Judge's Fetes1B60 Ds .118 Refunds, Prior Years " 25.00 'TOTAL EsTLMATED RECEIPTS., 4040 _ r 4857,167.51 Len 8'r . -~ M 808.30 n5 Oris. Estimated 910011144* b, _40_40 .._ .. 5824.200.11 CASH BALANCE TO BE NROVOHT FORWARD: 143,097,12 TCrtAL ESTIMATE iP'ls ACID , 8ALANCR9• ...) - • • BOC 9 PACE 272 ROAD 0 I00N0t R IS APPROPRIATIONS AMOUNT 411 Sup.rvls: ry Satisfies ___ _ _ 1 30.1118.00 415 Free 1 anor - - 152 00000 421 Mamlenaner of Rufldings .........._..._......- 2.00003 4 Maintenance of Equipment 40»40... 40 40._._-____. _. 40,000.00 433 Gasoline and 09 4040........ _ . 10,00600 424 Administrative Expense • 7100.00 431 Read, Bridge & Culvert N1ter'sl s0 000 00 451 Purchase Rlght.of-Wey 20.00000 452 Expense Procuring Right-of-Way�.....____ __ _� . 1.5.04.00 454 Other Hl h'ouy Expense (Street Lights) 3,000.00 m� 834-1 New 61achlnery & Equlprnt �._.._.�w0,000.00 834-2 Reserve for Future Equipmgat.,:..,._;..,,,..�.:....t.,,,_„_ 40,000.00 011 • Road TWO to Otunlrlpalltles _ _ 25.000.00 TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS ... .,•_,. 3459,0 0.05 fra.slatvz FOR CONTINGENCIE 9 • 39, rA RESERVE FOR CASH RALIN4.Z m, ___ ___ '30,0x) TOTAL IIUOGET 1519.000 00 ESTIMATE OR RECEIPTS: - 130 Taxes 11.25 mills) 4118.18116 111 arventh Cent CPS Tax 3010.00 111.1 Surplus Gas Tar -.__ __ 4040_ ._ __ r _ �» 30,500.00 712 Motor Vehi, to Fuel Tax ,4040...._..._ _,...____.�.....__,.._..._... 1.000.00 115 - Pore Track Funds • 205 000 00 137 Occupational Ls:rem:es • , , 13S 148 'Nereid. on Bank AcrmrMs 173 P40verngt Licenses Reimbursement for Road Work 4400.00 3,000.00 LOGO 00 500.00 TOTAL. E_STiMATED RECEIPTS L.••• 5r ' -w . 30.104.41 80.3 of Estimated Receipts 4040.•._ .... 1397.753.78 CASH EALANCE TO BE BROUGHT•PORWARD:• .1122.04000 TOTAL ESTIMATED RECEIPTS ARO BALANCES• i519lh0.00 PINE • ionertrURR FUND • APPROPRIATIONS 315 S:.tare. Prosecuting Attorney ._..$ M000 210 Salinas, Sheriff's Geol. ._ _.. _ 40 40_. _.150.82500 9x9 9•rlsry, Court Reporter _, . _ . 30u110 Fera A Co Mt Cireult Court.-___---- 28.000.00 Conviction Fees. Prosecutlrg Attorney __._L_._ 14.00.00 Witness and juror Fees . 5,000.00 Other Court Costs and Fees _. 7.440191 Inquests. Physicians Fees ._ _»__. _ _.- _ _ _ __,r 1.36040 Exp-nses. SherlWo Dept. es.400.os Invest is:diens, Sheriff's Dept. _ 2,4000.00 EqulPrnent, SliorUFs Dept. . 12.300.00 1 TOTAi. APPROPRIATIONS 1311:28300 *RESERVE FOR CONTINGENCIES: 5.700.0± Sdit4tIFF 1u7s4.RVE FOR CASII RAI.ANCE 40.0010u 1:1 3:7 322 581 364 824 fel 112 TOTAL BUDCFT 1371051,08 ESTIMATE OF RECEIPTS: 1 130 T;.1199 (9.2 001st _,. _.. 13080x1.17 144 Floes and Costa _ 40. 83 900.00 145 Interest on F.ank Aceounis _. ------ _., • 0471.0) M0 " Civil i09.4. Sheriff 40 40. _ - . _ . - 15040.00 TOTAL ESTIMATED. RECEIPTS __.__,..___.. 5300.011.17 Leis 5' : 4040 _, _ _ ._ _. 18,360.88! .of Estimated Receipts ....-. _.V ON10,1t0.11 CA811 BALANCE TO BE BROUGHT FORWARD: 81.272.47 TOTAL ESTIMATED RECEIPTS AIM BALANCES ..-5071.0[CI.41 • CAPITAL OUTLAY PUND APP9105 h1ATlON8 846. Hearth Center ihrilding & Furnishings _, 4040 ' 5.010.08 833 Reserve for Future Construction _ _ r 70.000.00 •RESE8VE FOR CONTINGENCIES: __ w._ P_ 230,00 TriTAt. itttnr,FT 115,250.W l0TIMATE OF RECEIPTS: 130 Taxes f.10 1011191 : The Chairman read the foregoing notice ano asked if anyone present wished to be heard. There were rene and upon Motion by Commissioner Macdonald,. seconded by Commissioner Haffield, the following Resolution was adopted: R.E S O L U T I O N wHEREAS, the County Auditor, after tentatively as- •eertaining the proposed fiscal policies of the Board of County Commissioners of Indian Rive: County,. Florida, for the f:acal year commencing on the 1st day of October, "65, and ending on the 30th day p of September, 1966, did prepare and present to the Board of County Commissioners a tentative budget for said fiscal year for each of the funds therein.as provided by law, including all estimated receipts, taxes to be levied and balances expected to be brought forth and all. estimated expenditures, reserves and balances to be carried over at the end of.the year' and WHEREAS, this Board did receive and examine said tentatative budget for eacl fund and did require such.changes to be made as the Board did deem necessary and the auditor's estimate of receipts other been than taxes not having/revised, this Board did preparea statement summarizing all of the tentative budgets showing for each budget in the total of all budgets the proposed tax millagas, the balances, the reserves and the total of each major classification of receipts and 'expenditures classified according to the classification,of accounts prescribed by the Comptroller of the State of Florida' and, wHEREAS, this Board did cause said summary statement to be advertised one time in a newspaper of general circulation published in Indian River County, Florida, to -wits In the is.ue of July 22, 1965, of the Vero Beach press Journal, as will more.fully appear by'proof of publication thereof filed in the minutes of this Board' and,. WHEREAS, this Board did meet at the time and place stated in said advertisement for the purpose of hearing requests and com- plaints from the. public regarding the budgets and for the purpose of holding a public hearing and making whatever revisions in the budget it may deem necessary' BOOK 9 PACE 273 AUG 4 1965 AUG 4" 1965 lax 9 NC 274 NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by tbo Board of County Commissioners of Indian River.County, Florida, that this Board does herewith tentatively adopt the budgets for the funds of this Board for the fiscal year beginning October 1. 1965,. and ending September 30, 1965, in the form as heretofore prepared, advertised, and rev's BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the tentative budgets shall be filed in the office of the. County Auditor as a public record and the County Auditor shall transmit forthwith to the Comptroller of the State of Florida, two '_opies of each of the tentative !budgets as adopted, certified by the Chariman of the Board and by the County Auditor asa true and correct copy of the budget .as adopted by this Board, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that said budgets as tentatively adopted by this Board shall be considered as finally adopted and as official thirty (30) days from the date the budgets are transmitted to the State Comptroller'sid no report of exceptions to the budget:aE1filed has been made by the Comptroller. Upon Motion by CommiEsiorer Macdonald, seconded ty Commissioner Haffield and unanimously carried, the following Resolution was adopted: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVER by the Board of County Commissioners of Indian. River County, Florida, that the rate of taxation necedcary to meet the expenditures of the Board of County Commissioners of Indian River County, Florida, for.the fiscal year ending September 30, 1966, pur- suant to the budget of said Board, as heretoiore pub'.tshed and approved, is as hereinafter levied and that the tax rate as hereinafter shown and set forth be and it is hereby levied on all taxatle property in Indian River County, Florida Yur the year 1965 rith the rate hereinafter set out, to -wit: 1. In order to meet the estimated expensed of the General 7und,• '. it is determined and hereby deolar_i that a tax rate of Five and seventy-five huneredth3 X5.75). mills upon the dollar be levied and is hereby imposed. 2. In order to meet the estimat,a expenses. of the Road and Bridge Fund, it is determined and herebj declared that a tax rate of One and'twenty-five hundredths (1.25) malls upon the dollar be levied L and is hereby imposed, 3. In order to meet the estimated expenses of the Pine and For- feiture Pund, it is determined and hereby declared that a tax of Two and two tenths (2.2) mills upon the dollar be levied and is hereby. imposed. 4. In order to meet the estimated expeneee of the Capital Outlay Pund, it is determined and hereby declared that a tax rate of Sixteen hundredths (.16) mill upon the dollar be levied and is hereby' imposed. 5. In order to provide funds to the Indian River County Public Health Unit, it ie determined and hereby declared that a tax rate of Fifty-five hundredths (.55) mill upon the dollar be levied, assessed and is hereby imposed upon all property lying and being in the County of Indian•River, the proceeds of which. when collected shall be paid to the State Treasurer of the State of.Plorida for the account of the State Board of Health of the State of Florida, to be expended by said State Board of Health as provided by Chapter 154, Plorida Statutes. -N--N--NIm- Gladys Vigliano, County Welfare Worker presented her report for the month of July and stated that Jane Clackner (Mrs. W. A.) had applied for nursing care for her husband; but that they have been residents of Indian River County less than two years. Motion was made by Commissioner J4aodonald, seconded by Commissioner Waddell and unanimously carried, that the Application of Mrs. Clackner be denied. Mr.,John E. Corbett of the Florida East Coast.Railway appeared before the Board and discussed the proposal for signals at various crossings in the county. Upon Motion by Commissioner Macdonald, seconded by Commissioner McCullers and unanimously carried, the following counter -proposal was approved by the Board: 'A. The installation of seven "T" type signal lights and one signal light and gate for the sum of 844,000 at the following crossings: 1. Bay Street 84,500.00 2. Hobart Road 4,500.00 3. North Gifford Road (gates) 11,500.00 4. Cemetery Road 4,500.00 .5. Aorth Wintea' Beach Road. 4,500.00 6. 4th Plaoe (Citrus, new. timbers) 5,500.00 BOOK 9 PAGE 275 4 AUG 4 3965 AUG 4 1965 7. let. Street (Swords) • $4,500.00 800K . 9 PAGE276 S. Lindsey Road 4,500.00 B. The County.agrees to pay the above sum --of S44,000 over a period ;of three budget ;;;ears. C. The County agrees to pay 50% of the actual maintenance charges and ask that an existing agreement on West Wabaseo Road crossing be changed to this same term. D. The Railroad will notify and receive approval from the office of the County Engineer on maintenance programe.where there is County participation. E. The County will agree to the closing of an existing crossing .in Gifford south of mile post 225 if the Railroad donates the right .of way to the County for the construction of a road on the west side of the railroad tracks between North Gifford Road and South Gifford Road, a distance of approximately one—half mile. VERO BEACH PRESS -JOURNAL Published Weekly Vero Beaei, Indian River Cot.my, Florida COUNTY OF INDIAN RIVERt STATE OF FLORIDA Before the undersigned authority personally appeared J... Schumann, who on oath says that be 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 - meet. being o -- __.._ In the fished In said newspaper in the issues of Affiant further says that 'the said Vero Beach Press Journal is a newspaper published at Ve.o Beath, in said Indian River County,..trltl, that the said newspaper has heretofore been continuously published in said tndia4 River (eerily. Florida, weekly and has been entered as second class mail matter at the post offike in V.@re Beath, ,n said Indian River County. Florida for a period of ore'year next preceeding thi',first ebticatitirt of the attached copy of adver- tisement; and affiant further sayt that ; has neit�i,4.par d nor premised any person. firm or corporation any discount, rebate, torten+ on or,refud4 fur the purpose of securing this adver- ;� say o1 tlsement for publication 1, lite Niftrifjv Sworn to and aubser,Sed before%,rrietl,, W '4.L •.. ,t (Cl�rt of the ciirt:uif h�ww A.D.._._1 6-.r 44,24. (g nos Manager) t,' huiisli bluer County. Florida) I lnq4 Public Notice NOTICE NOTICE L4 BEItE19Y GIVEN that the. Board of County Commis- sioners of Indian River County. Florida. will receive sealed bide to the hour of 9:00 o'clock A. 1N. on Wednesday. August 4. 1963. and at the same time publicly open the same at a meeting of said Board to be held in the County Commission- ers' Room. Indian River County Courthouse. Vero Beach. Florida. for sate to said County of the fol. lowing material to meet the needs N the County through Augast 31. 1965. Apalachtan Oak. or Florida dense pine net less tban 81we heart: aspLiile enrcrete: haut- eur and spreid;ng asphaltic con- crete; creel).* lumber; lime rock; road surface rock; halite slag road cover rock; slurry seal: co rugated metal pipe: atumteurn metal pipe; • o" Ring eeserete pipe; gasoline •and dread fuel; duet : control oil; reedy falx concrete: read base construction for itme reek. east cernvnt and tmlxed in place; liquid asphalt: rein - t rcing steel; Traffic and street eigna; cold asphalt and mixing and plack,4 of cold asphalt.. Refnfercing steel bar billing list, bid farms and detailed apeetflea- famte on gasoline. diesel fuel, Ind. tie end street signs may be tib•. tabled at the office of the County Engineer. Roam 114. courthouse, Vero Hench. Florida. All quantities in We stscifica•I hens are estimated quantities to be delivered upon request.. but the actual quantities purchased may be mere or less than the amr.ns speclfted. The Board of County Coronas- wieners oronaswieners reserves the right to re. feet any or all bids and to waive any informalities and to make Awards In such manner as they con- sider test for the interests at ln. dian River County. Florida. All bids shall be in an envelope, securely sealed and marked on the outside "Bid , for materials, item (lumber, opal date August 4. 1tie5." gtch item bid Mall be in a saps. ' pita .Insteps. This 7th day of July. 1985. BOARD OF COUNTY CODS. stsslONEUS OF INDIAN SIVII:B COUNTY. FLORIDA. Win ROBRRT W. ORAVEB, amtrman aims 1St Et MU The Chairman read the fcregoing Notice and bids were received and opened as follows: Item No. 1- Appalachian Oak Brid e Lumber Crosby Builders Supply Co.,'Vero Beach, Florida 2 X 8 - 16' 3135.00 MBM (Approx 20,000ABM) 4 X 10 - 16' 145.00 MBM. 'Net 30 days 10 X 10 - 16' 160.00 MBM Motion was made by Commissioner Macdonald, seconded by 0ommissioner McCullers and unanimously carried, that the bid of Crosby Builders Supply Co., be accepted. Item No. 2- ASPHALTIC COIICRETE Swords Brothers- McDougal Co., Inc. Vero Beach - $8.00 per ton Tamco, Tampa, Florida $9.45 per ton Motion was made by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner Haffield and unanimously carried, that the bid of Swords Brothers- McDougal Co., Inc. be accepted. Item No. 3 - HAULING & SPREADING ASPHALTIC CONCRETE Swords Brothers - McDougal Co., Inc Vero Beach - $2.00 per ton Motion was made by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner Haffield and unanimously carried, that the bid of Swords Brothers McDougal Cu., Inc. be accepted. Item•No. 4 -.PRESSURE TREATED CREOSOTE PILING Koppers Company, Gainesville, Floilldt '12" Butt 8" tip.20' Piles :1.03 L.F. 12" Butt 8" tip 25' " 1.00 L.F. 12" But 8" tip 30' " .97 L.F. 12" But' 8" tiF 35' " • .94 L.F. Southern 12" Butt .12" Butt 12" Butt 12" Butt Wood Preserving Co., 8" tib, 20' 8" tip 25' 8" tip 30' 8" tip 35' Crosby Builders Supply 12" Butt 8" tip 20' 12" Butt 8" tip 25' 12" Butt 8" tip 30' 12" Butt 8" tip 35' Co., Baldwin, Florida $1.04 L.F. .98 L.F. .94 L.F. .89 L.F. Vero Beach, Florida $ .99 L.F. .97 L. F. .90 L.F. .86 L. F. Price b.,sed of 1,000 ft Net 30 days on T L lots (lin) Motion was made by Commissioner Macdonald, seconded by Commissioner Waddell,and unanimously carried, that the bid of Crosby Builders, .Supply o., be accepted. Item No. 5- PRESSURE TREATED CREOSOTE LUMBER Koppers Company Inc. Gainesville, Florida A. 12" X 12" - 6' $232.00 MB? B. 3" X 10" - 28' 212.00 MB? C. 4" X 8" - 14' 184.00 MBF D. 12" X 12". - 22' 221.00 MB? E. 3" X 10" - 24' 211.00 MBF F. 4" X 8" -12' 184.00 MDF Southern Wood Preserving A. 12" X 12" - 26' B. 3" X 10 - 28' C. 4 X 8 - 14' D.. 12 X 12 -22' E. 3 X 10 - 24' F. 4 X 8 - 12' 7 50 SrfeeltsTMERAA allowed to County Barn. Delivery ,approx two weeks: Net 30 days Co., Baldwin, Florida $247.00 MB? 227.00 MBF 212.00 MBF . 247.17 MBF 227.00 MB? 212.0.0 MBF Crosby Builders.Supply Company, Vero Beach, Florida A. 12" X 12"2 - 26' 8255.00 MBF X28' 245.00 MB? C. 4 X 8 •- 14' 165.00 MB? AMM X277 Ali@ 4 • • mo - 9 pAc:278 (Pressure Treated Creosote Lumbercontinued) D. 12" X 12" - 22' E. 3" X 10" - 24' F. 4" X-8" -1.2' 3235.00/3F 210.001:BF 165.00103F After tabulating the above bids. Motion wavmade by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner Haffield and unanimously carried,. that the low bid of Koppers Company, Inc., be accepted. Item'No, 6- LIMEROCK Miami Crushed Rock, Inc, Miami..Florida $ .83 per ton- Freight- 31.51 Naranjo Rock Co., Naranja, Florida 31.00 per ton - Freight- 31.51 Ideal. Crushed Stone, Inc. Hialeah, Florida 3 .85 per ton POB Plant less 2% Freight $1.51 Dixie Lime and Stone Co., Ocala, Florida $ .85 per ton Upon Motion by CommiSsioner,daddel4 seconded by Commissioner Mc - Cullers and unanimously ,carried, the low bid of Ideal Crushed Stone, Inc., Hialeah, Florida, was accepted, Item No, 7 - ROAD ROCK QOVER MATERIAL . . Tamcc, Tampa, Florida •# 11 & #12 $1.75 per ton frt. $3.00 per ton #.15 .1.85 per ton - frt. 3.00. per ton Ideal Crushed Stone, Inc. Hialeah, Florida #11,12,15 $130 per ton - frt Naranja Rock.Oo., Naranjo, Florida . # 11,12,15 $1.25 per'ton-frt. $1.51 per ton Florida Crushed Stone Co., Ocala, Florida #11,12,15 31.50 per ton-frt, 81.85 per ton Seminole Rock Products, Inc. Miami, Florida #11,12, 15 81.27 per.ton-frt 31.51 per ton Upon.Motion by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner Me - Cullers and unanimously carried, the low bid of Naranja Rock Co.. was accepted. ..Item No, 8- HOLITE SLAG ROAD COVER ROCK ' Tamco, Tampa, Florida 34.00 per ton FOB, Fierce, Fla. plus Frt $1.70 per ton Upon Motion by Commissioner M,cdonhld, seconded by Commissioner Mc - Cullers and unanimously carried, the bid of Tame° ( Tampa Coal Co.,) *maccepted. Item No. 6 -SLURRY SEAL COAT Oneman Engineering Co., Delray Beach, Fla. $ .17 sq. yd. min 10,000 sq. yds. fr of 1% 10 days Motion was made by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner Haffield and unanimously cariqed, that the bid of.Oneman Engineering Co., he accepted. S Item No. 10- ASPHALT COATED CORRUGATED FtETAL PIPE Bids were received from the following firms per list on file in the office of the County Engineer: Gator Culvert Co., Lantana, Fla. Florida Steel Corporation, Tampa, Plopida Culvert Manufacturing Co., Pinellas Park, Fla, Florida Pipe and Manufacturing Co., Orlando, Florida. Florida Culvert Manufacturing Co., Clearwater., Fla. Armco Metal Products, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Motion was made Vy Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner McCullers and unrnimouoly carried, that the low bid of Culvert Manufacturing Co. be accepted: Item No, 11- ALUMINUM METAL PIPE • Bids.were received from the following firms per price list .on file in the office of the County Engineer: Gator Culvert Co., Lantana, Fla. Florida Culvert Manufacturing Inc. Clearwater, Fla. Florida Pipe & Manufacturing Co., Orlando, Fla. • Florida Steel Corporation, Tampa, Florida Culvert Manufacturing Co., Pinellas. Park, Fla. Motionwas made by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner Haffield, and unanimously car:ied, that the low bid of Culvert* Manufacturing Co., be accepted. Item No. 12- "0" RING RUBBER CONCRETE PIPE . Bide were received from the following per price list on file in the office of the County Engineer: • National Pipe Co., Pinellas Park, Fla. Vulcan Materials,Co., Orlando, Fla, Allied Products o, Atlanta, Fla. Plant- Dania, Fla. Crosby Builders Supply Co., Vero Beach, Fla. .Motion was made by Commissioner Macdonald, seconded by Commissioner Waddell, and unanimously carried, that the Sow bid of Allied PrOducta. Fo... Orbe accepted.. Item No. 13- GASOLINE AITD DIESEL FUEL Texaco, Inc. 99-30.2255 Diesel- 30.1215 Gulf Oil Corporation 99-80.21 Diesel— 80.1147 Pure Oil Company 99-50.2171 Diesel- 80.117 Standard 011 Company 99-80.2368 .Diesel- 80.1161 .Cities Service Oil Company 99-82075 , Diesel- 80.1120 Sinclair, Refining Company.. 99-80.2079 Diesel- 80.1145 Upon Motion by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner Mac- donald and.unanimously carried, the low bid of Citiee Service Oil Company was accepted. &00A • 9 PAGE 279 AUG 4 AUG 41 BOOK 9 • PAGE280 Item No. 14-RaDI-MIX CONCRETE Russell Concrete, Inc., Vero Beach, Fla. 2500 it $14.50 per cu yd. 'Net) 3000 lb $15.10 per cu yd. Rinker Materials, Inc.Vero Beach, Fla. 2500 ib. $15.00 per cu yd. 3000 lb 315.50 per ou yd. (less 26A discount) Upon Motion by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner Haffield and unanimously carried,. the low bid of Russell Concrete Inc., Vero Beach, Florica, was accepted. Item No. 15— Soil Cement Pan American Engineering Co., Vero Beach Fla. Unit Price $1.00 per sq. yd. Motion was made by Commissioner Macdonald, seconded by Commissioner •McCu].lers and unanimously carried, that the bid received from Pan- American Engineering Co. be accepted. Item No, 16- LIQUID ASPHALT Mariani Asphalt Company, : Tampa, Fla. RC -1S 30.1228 per gallon RS -2 .1073 per gallon AC -15 ..1115 per gallon Belcher Oil Company, Cape Canaveral, Florida RC -1S 3.1228 per gallon RS -2 --- AC-15 .1193 per. gallon Motion was made by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner Macdonald and unanimously carried that the low bid of Mariani Asphalt .Company, be accepted. Item No. 17- DUST COI;TR L OIL • Mariani Asphalt Co., Tampa, Florida $1020 per gallon in truck load lots Motion was made by Commissioner Macdonald, seconded by Commissioner McCullers and unanimously carried that the bid received from Mariani Asphalt Company, be accepted. Item No. 18- 6 I It LI FROCK Swords Brothers -McDougal Co., Inc. 31.30 unit price per sq. yd in place on road. Min ..15 gallon RC -1S SRD opacifications Motion was made by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner McCullers and unanimously carried that this bid of Swords Brothers - McDougal Co., Inc., be•accepted. Item No. 19- MIXED IN-PLACE ASPHALT Swords Brothers -McDougal Co., Inc. $;0.89 per we. yd. 3 gallon cut back asphalt 30.17 per gallon for all over the 3•gallons in place. Motion was made by;Commissioner Macdonald, seconded by Commissioner MoCullers and unanimously carrier', that the bid received from Swords Brothers- McDougal Co., Inc., be accepted. • Item No, 20—STEEL FOR CONCRETE SHEET PILING Florida Steel Corporation, West Plam Beach $1198.00 Rinker Mal.erials Corporation, Vero Beach ,.Fla.' $1,042.00 . Upon Motion by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner Haffield, and unanimously carried, the bid of Rinker Materials Corporation was accepted. Item No,. 21—REINFORCING STEEL— CONCRETE BRIDGES Rinker Materialds Corporation. $5,265.00. 31 tons Florida. Steel Corporation, West Palm Beach, Fla. $5,915.00 Upon Motion by Conmissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner MoCullere, the low bid of Rinker Materials Corporation was accepted. Item No, 22— SIGNS Bids were received from the following as per price list on file in the office of the. County Engineer. Dominion Signal Co., Municipal Supply & Sign Corporation Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing Co., McCain Sales of Florida, Incorporated. Motion was made by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner McCullers and unanimously carried that the low bid of Municipal Supply & Sign Corp for Various Informational•enamei signs be accepted; and the bid of McCain Sales of Florida, Inc., for various Informational Scotchlite Signs be accepted. Motion was made by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Comrnissioner McCullere and unanimously carried that the low bid of Dominion Signal Uo., on enamel and scotchlite street signs be accepted and that the bid of McCain Sa1Ps of Fla., Inc., be accepted for stop signs in order not to separate the bid between two companies. Mr. McCain was present and volunteered to bond these stop signs for $1.00 per sign. Item No, 23— ASPHALT— GRADE 200 Mariani Asphalt Co., Tampa, Florida $.1220 per gallon— . Motion was made by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner Mc— Cullers and unanimously carried that the bid received from Mariani •Asphalt Co., be accepted. Item No. 24 -MOTOR PAVER RENTAL, ASPHALT #200 Gulf Paving Co., Inc., Ft. Pyers, Florida $395.00 per day with 3. men -Transportation to Vero Beach area is $162.80 each way. Motion was made by Commissioner Macdonald, seconded by Commissioner Haffield and unanimously carried; that this bid, Gulf. Paving Co., Inc., be accepted. BOOK 9 PACE 281 AUG 41 AUG 4 1965 VERO BEACH PRESS -JOURNAL Published Weekly Vero Beach, Indian River County, Florida COUNTY OF INDIAN RIVERt STATE OF FLORIDA Before the undersigned authority personally appeared J. .1. Schumann, who on oast says that he Is Business Manager of the Vero Beach. Press -Journal, a weekly newspap - published at Vero BeachBejIn Indian Rive. County, Florida; that the attached copy of .dvertise merit, being a ._.J"7.._.__.__._��i _.--•--_.._-1n the matter of In the .--_. _.. _-.___. _. r.____ _..... Court, was pub• fished in said newspaper in the. Issues of - Affiant further says that ;he 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 mall 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; dvertisement; 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 in the Bald newspaper. cc�a Sworn to ante 3urstrkie..d' i Ore nuc 1h14_,_.._ . l day of uD. et4 X11 4 f r .i. r' • • 1 (Business Manager) Bo 9 PAGE 282 • REQUEST FOR SIDS glue Indian River County Meth Department requests sealed Me for preetdlnt the following equipmerd- I. Refrigerator, 12.4 cu. ft. i. Cottee Um 20 eup, *teeter namesake. S. Rat aftd coat tact 14. Xequ Xray unit and 1pment S. Convertible Surveyor's level dSpeeUieatlons for the above are evadable at the *Me of the Cows ty Health Department 2025 . lith Avenue from 0:00 to 4:20 Monday thrrugts rrMay. Rids will be opened at 11:00 a.m., August 4th at the County Comair Mon m* eting room in the Indian' Rover County courthouse: Bid win to awarded to the Iaw.. est or best bid within fifteen days, This department r'ese ves the riest. Ito waive any informalities in bids and to reject any and all bide. • Prices to he quoted for Kings - meet delivered and instating at the Indian River County Health Dr pertment, Vero Beach, Florida, July 28, I0. 1003, The Chairman read the foregoing Notice and bide were received and opened as follovss Item No. 1— 12.4 cu. ft. Refrigerator- 64"X 30}"X 28"- . 'Kerohner Tire & Appliance, Inc. 3264.00 Buss Appliance & T. V. 269.00 Upon Motion by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner McCullers and unanimously carried, the low bid of Kershner Tire & Appliance, Ino.), was accepted, . Item No. 2.4offee Urn, 30 cup, electric percolator Kerahner.Tire & Appliance, Inc. 3 12.50 Buss Appliance & T. V... 30.62 Clyde Howard Plaint & Hardware 17.00 Sears, Roebuck and Company (Stainless)28.45 ( Polished. Aluminum) 12.16 Motion was made by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner MoCullers and unanimously carried, tnat he low bid of Sears, Roebuck and Company of 312.16 for Polished Aluminum Coffee Urn be accepted. Item No. 3- Hat and Coat rack Sears, Roebuck and Company $ 20.84 Motion was made by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner McCullers and unanimously carried that the bid received from Sears, Roebuck and Company be accepted. Item No. 4 -X-ray. Unit and Equipment • Keleket, Waltham, Mase. Koch X -Ray, Inc., Miami, Fla. Profexray, Inc. $1,823.75 2,239.60 1,948.00 Upon Motion by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by 'Commissioner McCu].lers and unanimously carried, the low bid of Keleket was accepted. Item No. 5- Convertible Surveyors Level, • Ft. Pierce Hardware Co. $165.00 less 5% George Stuart, Inc., Orlando 159.00 Bostrom-Brady Manufacturing Co. 159.00 less 10°x.', FOB Atlanta Motion was made by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner Haffield and Unanimously carried, that the low bid of Ft. Pierce Hardware Co., be accepted. Motion was made by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner' McCullers and unanimously carried that the State Road Department be authorized to pay 90% of the cost of the flashing light and bell signal at the South Winter Beach Road crossing, State Road 632, out of the County's Secondary Road Funds. 'I%r. A. T. LeFevre, owner of lots in Carver Colony Subdivision, Gifford, complained that he had not been issued a building.permit for a house because he did not have a 10' side yard set back. The Board informed Mr. LePepe that there was nothing the Board could do and that this matter should be taken to the Variance Board. representing J. C. Hargrove At the request of Attorney Charles Smith,/Motion was made by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner McCullers and unanimously carried that the Board does hereby interpret the Resolution adopted in 1956 and recorded in County•Commissioner's Minute'Book 5, page 2, that prohibits the sale .of wine and other alcoholic beverages within one mile of U. S. #1, be interpreted now as the new location of U. S. #1 and BOOK 9 PACE 283 AU0 4 1965 AUG 4 1965 .BON 9 PACE x,04 further that the Resolution adopted in 1956 be amended to exclude beer and wine for consumption off the premises. Mr. V. E. (Kinky) Orth appeared before the Board and offered to deed the ditch easement (17') along 44th Avenue to the County in return for the same amount of land to run with land he already owns. After - having viewed the property in question with Mr. erth, and after considerable discussion, Motion was made by Commissioner Hatfield, seconded by Commissioner Waddell and unanimously carried that the County'Engineer.contact the property owners on the west side of 44th Avenue to determine the cost of additional right of way. . Commissioner Macdonald reported that,after further examination of the application to purchase submerged land in the Indian River in -in vicinity of the.Wayside Park in Sebastian, by Mrs. Bertha M. Kjorsvik,. there is no justified objection to the application; and moved that . the County Engineer be instructed to make inquiries of Mrs. Kjorevik, as to buying part of the .land.. she owns for park purposes. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Waddell and unanimously carried. Troy E. Moody, Tax Collector, submitted the E. & I. List on real and personal property for the year 1964 and upon Motion by Commissioner McCullers, seconded by Commissioner Macdonald,' and unanimously carried, the same was accepted by the Board. Upon Motion by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner McCullers and unanimously carried, a pistol permit was granted to George Charles, Jr. Upon Motion by Commissioner McCullers, seconded by Commissioner Macdonald, and unanimously carried, the request of Mrs. Rosemary Richey to'attend the Annual Convention for Supervisors of Elections in Jacksonville, August 18 through August 21 was granted. Upon Motion by Commissioner McCullers, seconded by Commissioner Macdonald and unanimously carried, the appointment of James Lester Bishop as a Deputy Sheriff of Indian River County was approved Upon Motion by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner Macdonald, the following Resolution was adopted; . RESOLUTION WHEREAS, Florida's grim traffic death statistics reflect that 72% of last year's traffic fatalities occured on two-lane highways, and • WHEREAS, 65% of all highway accidents occur bn two-lane highways, and WHEREAS, current primary road financing capabilities limit construction to a mere 240 priority miles of Pour -lane divided highways during the next four years, and WHEREAS, the interstate highway system is providing safer highway conditions for long distance. travel but is not the answer to short'distanoe intra -city travel, tourist promotion and industrial; development, and WHEREAS, the Legislature in recent session proposed an amend- ment to Article IX of the State Constitution by more than a three - Quarters majority, declaring that an emergency does exist, and WHEREAS, the aforesaid proposed constitutional amendment will authorize issuance of bonds not to exceed Three Hundred Million Dollars for the construction of four -lane primary highways, and WHEREAS, the projects enumerated in the proposed. amendment will provide over 1200 miles of new four -lane highways to be con-, struoted during the next four years,.and WHER.^a.'S, the Ind. Riv. County Commission, cognizant of and • conscientiously aware of the pressing needs for public safety, industrial development and tourist promotion, and being -keenly aware of the constant need for improvement in Florida's highways so as to make them the safest and most traveled in the'United • States. NOW; THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY . • t. -a. COMMISSIONERS OF:INDIAN RIVER COUNTY, FLA. in meeting assembled this 4th day of August, A. D. 1965, as follows: • 1. To wholeheartedly and enthusiastically endorse the proposed amendment to Article ZX of the Constitution of the State of Florida, 2. To urge'the voters of :he State of Florida to express approval of said amendment to Article SX of the Constitution of Florida by voting favorably on the referendum in tiovember,,1965.. AUF 4 AUG 4 196E BOOK 9 PACE 286 The Monthly Reports of the County Agent and the County Service Officer were received and placed on file. i'he.Deputy Clerk presented two Notices from the Trustees of the Internal Improvement Fund of Application to purchase submerged land in the Indian River by Glenn E. Smith, et al, and John D. Cole, et al. No objections were expressed. The Deputy Clerk presented the following quotations for a Grade A, five drawer legal file cabinet for the office of the Clor.k.of the Circuit Court: Mor=ie's$105.42; O'Haire's Office Equipment, $91.50. 'Motion was made by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner McCullere and unanimously carried, that the quotation of O'Halre's Office Equipment of $91.50 be accepted. Upon Motion by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner '. McCullers and unanimouQly carried, the following Resolution was adopted: RESOLUTION Nth.. WHEREAS, the Town'of Indian River Shorea,'has requested the City Council of the City of Vero Beach, to make available, when needed, its fire fighting equipment for use in the Town of Indian River Shores, the expense of which, when so used, is to be borne by the Town of Indian River Shores, and • WHEREAS, Indian River County owns certain fire fighting equipment which is used by the Vero Beach•Fire Department when 'answering fire calls outside the city limits of the City -of Vero Beach, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Board of County Commissioners of Indian River County, has no objection to the use of the fire fighting equipment of'the county located at the Vero Beach Fire Department, to be used when necessary in answering calla in the Town of Indian River Shores. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy of this resolution be sent to the City Council of the City of Vero Beach. and the 0Ouncil of the Town of Indian.River Shores. Motion was made by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner Macdonald and unanimously carried, that the Sheriff's Budget Amend— ment No. 2 for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1965 be approved. This transfers $18,584.00 from .Account No, 952, Contingencies to Account No. 364, Expenses Other than salaries,.$13,084.00 and Account No. 824, Equipment, $5,500.00. Motion was made by Commissioner Waddell, seconded ty Commissioner Macdonaldrand unanimously carriedthat the request of Forrest N. Mo-. Cullare for out -of -county travel on August 6 to Gainesville was approved. Upon Motion by Commissioner Macdonald, seconded by Commissioner-- Waddell ommissionerWaddell and unanimously carried, the Chairman was authorized to execute the following Cooperative Equipment Lease between Florida Board of Forestry and the Board of County Commissioners of Indian River County: 0PAC287 /7 UG 41. r 'F is -21 COOPERATIVE EQUIPMENT LEASE /6 Between FLORIDA BOARD OF FORESTRY and Board of County Commissioners Indian River County Cooperator For:Vero Beach Fire Department Name of Organization Rog 9 PacE 2$8 Vero Beach, Florida • Cooperator's Address Vero Beach, Florida Address Board of County. Commissioners This Cooperative Agreement by and between /After' River County • hereinafter referred to as the COOPERATOR, and the Florida Board of Forestry, an Agency of the State of Florida, by its Agent, hereinafter referred to as the FOREST SERVICE, WITNESSETH: 5, 1949 WHEREAS, the County of Indian River did on July ld oddi alba enter into.a County .Fire Control Agreement with the'Florida Board of Forestry for the protection of its forest and wild -lands; and WHEREAS, the Control of timber, grass, and wild -laud fires in, and adjacent to, suburban areas is esventiai to an effective forest fire control program; and WHEREAS, the COOPERATOR is actively engaged in the prevention and euppreasion of all fires in, and adjacent to, suburban areas; and WHEREAS, the COOPERATOR can more adequately carry out this ftnction if additional equipment is available; and WHEREAS, the FOREST'SERVICE, from time to time, has a limited number of unite of fire fighting equipment that'can be made available to other agencies' involved in fire control work; and WHEREAS, it has been determined to be advantageous to the FOREST SERVICE in the proper discharge of its responsibilities forth in Chapter 590, Florida Statutes, to make certain to the COOPERATOR; NOW, THEREFORE, the parties td this agreement as described and set equipment available do hereby agree, as follows: The FOREST SERVICE Agrees: (1) To make available the equipment described on the attached addenda, according to the terms set forth fn the addenda and in this agreement, (2) That the title to allaccessories, tools, equipment, sirens, etc. which are added to the equipment will remain with the COOPERATOR and the COOPERATOR may remove same, prior to returning the equipment to the FOREST SERVICE. -2 - The COOPERATOR Agrees: (1)' To maintain current liability and property damage insurance for each piece of equipment listed on the addenda. (2) To make the equipment available for inspection quarterly by a representative of the FOREST SERVICE. (3) That the equipment may not be sold, junked, or traded, but must be returned to the FOREST SERVICE for final disposition. It is Mutually Agreed: (1) The permanent Florida Forest Service license plate will con- tinue to be used on the equipment. (2) The equipment will be.marked in a manner that will indicate the cooperation between the COOPERATOR and the FOREST SERVICE. This agreement will be effective from the date of execution by the State Forester and will continue in force from year to year unless terminated by either party by thirty (30) days written notice to the other, provided, however, that all of the provisions herein are complied with. In witness whereof, the parties by and through their duly qualified and. acting officials have hereunto set their hands. Witness Witness Chairman, Hoard' oLa''•,,do thy+ m � Ch,LcInara Indian River Coun •. ^ E A.`; gr},� • FLORIDA FOREST SERVICE: By: r8 -12- State Forester Date BOOR 9 PACE 289 AUG 4 AUG 4 BOOK 9 PAGE 200 --I , FC -21A Addendum o i .2/64 COOPERATIVE EQUIPMENT LEASE between the FLORIDA FOREST SERVICE and the Board of County Commissioners Indian River county: dated July 14, 1965 DESCRIPTION OF EQUIPMENT: Truck, Ford Tandem Cab & Chassis Forest Service I. D. # 742 Forest Service I. D. # _Forest Service I. D. # Forest Service I. D. # MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE PROVISIONS MUTUALLY AGREED UPON: Vehicle will be maintained and equipped by the Cooperator and housed at the Vero Beach Fire Department. Truck, would, be used in Indian River Coun and available to assist the Flc. ida Forest Service on request. MISCELLANEOUS: Vehicle will be painted red by Vero Beach Fire Department with the letterin• "_• ..�e• o..c' • = .: " and "VERO BEACH FIRE DEPARTMENT" in large letters. gtgrs • Provisions of this Addendum are~mutually agreed upon and are considered to be a part of the contract referred to in the heading. Witness Witness State Forester o 111111 11000 'i"'��+r. 4. "• - irm inria a Boars 'b2} • County Commisial p;A Indian River eouni°y' • • ; '.. �.'c ,!`'•• . ••,! ... The Deputy Clerk submitted the resignation of James E: Roberts, as County Veterans'.Service Officer, effective August 31, 1965, to accept a position with the Florida Department of Veterans' Affairs in Coral Gables, Florida. Upon Motion by Commissioner McCullers, seconded by Commissioner Macdonald and unanimously carried, the resignation of. James E. Roberts was accepted with regrets. Upon the recommendation of Mr. Roberts and on Motion by Commissioner McCullers, seconded by Macdonald, :and unanimously carried, Mr. George E..Stokes was appointed. ,as Indian River County Veterans' Service Officer, effective August 23. and that he be authorized to attend the County Service Officer's School in St. Petersburg from September 1 through September 15. Mr. Prank Zoro reported that a property owner adjoining his property has placed a number of bee hi-res along the property line and he felt this was a hazard to the public. The problem was referred to the County Attorney and the County Engineer to interpret the zoning regulations to determine what can be done.. The County Engineer presented an aerial photograph showing alternate routes for the Wabasso Bridge approach, and the Engineer was authorized to discuss .L situation with Mr. Davidson of the State Road Department. Motion was made b' Commissioner Macdonald, seconded by Commissioner McCullers and unanimously carried that the County Attorney be instructed to negotiate with Mr, George Heath, representing Takaho Corporation, the following: That Takaho Corporation will convey to thCounty a 60' right-of-way, being the extention of North Gifford Road, with the agreement that Takaho Corporation will retain possession of the property.' during the 10 year period after the date of the deed, except however, in the eventAhe use of the -property surrounding this right-of-way changes from agricultural purposee to some other purpc3e, the County could take possession of the right-of-way. In the event that Takaho does not execute such an instrument within sixty days, then this right- of-way shall be condemned.. PACE 291 AUG AUG 4 1965 BOOK 9 PAGE 292 Motion was'made by Commissioner S'1addell, seconded by Commissioner Macdonald, and unanimously carried, that the Engineer request the State Road Department to survey the feasibility of re-routing Road 60 on the North side of the Main 'Canal. The Engineer reported that the plans submitted by Miss Mary Lou Durrance for a building on land leased to the West'Wabasso Progressive Civic Club had been checked and that the estimate was higher than expected. The plans are being revised and a new estimate will be made. Motion was made b,r Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner: MoCullers and unanimously carried, that.the Beverage Department be notified that the Application of Taylor M. King.for a 1APS (Beer, package sales, only) license at King's Mile Inn Grocery at the corner of Old Dixie Highway and 12th Street does, conform to the zoning regulations of the County, and further, that the application of J. C. Hargrove for a 2APS license (beer and wine, package sales, only) at Hargrove Hot Spot, Lot 4, Block 3, Hargrove Subdivision, does .conform to the zoning regulations of the County, the Resolution. adopted in 1956 and.recorded .in Minute Book 5 page 2 having been amended. The County Engineer presented a quotation for a Welbilt 5605R Reverse Cycle Air Conditioner, installed, from Barker.Blectric Co of 3215.00 for the Clerk Circuit Court office. Motion was made by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by'Cormiosioner McCullers and unanimously carried,.that the quotation of Barker Blectric Co., be approved. The County Engineer•reported.on the Cemetery on North Gifford Road'ao.had been requested by the Board. Motion was made by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner Macdonald and unanimously carried that Indian River County enter into a cooperative project with•the In{ian River County Mosquito Control District to work with the Mosquito Control District's hydraulic. dredge to fill all salt marsh property, approximately sixty -Dix (66) acres, held by the county in the vicinity of Round Island for the dual purpose of eliminating mosquito and sandfly breeding areas and creation of a waterfront parksite. The depth of the fill will be in accordance with established Mosquito Control practices and average approximately two and oxte-half feet above present marsh elevation. The cooperative plan is that the funds for the work will be derived frog three sourcese a lump sum of 330,000 contributed to the Mosquito Control District from the County, local funds of the Mosquito Control District for the remainder of the cost except for that part contributed by the state as ., matching funds for the total amount spent or}'the project by the Mosquito Control District. Upon Motion by Commissioner Macdonald, secor,4ci by Oommissioner McCullers and unanimously carried, the payment of r to ',2,000 was authorized to Edmund S. Lucarelli for right-of-way on Fellsmere Road, SR 512, being Lots 1, 2, & 3, Block 16, Tropical Village Estates S/D. Motion was made by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner Macdonald and unanimously 'arried that the Performance Bond of General Development Corporation on Vero Shores Unit Two be extended until September 8, 1965. Upon Motion by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner Macdonald and unanimously carried, John R, Gould was authorized -to initiate appellate proceedings in the case, Indian River County vs. Vero Beach Development, Inc. and Ctntinental Casualty Company. The County Attorney reported that the Zoning Board hag held a public hearing on the request oVJames J. Hinkle for a zoning change and han approved the rd.i:+ested change and on Motion by Comm issiofter Waddell, seconded by vommissioner Macdonald and unanimouslj carried, a public hearing on'the request; was set for September 8, 1965. 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.4279 to 4357, both inclusive; Road and Bridge Fund, Nos.2866 to 2908, both inclusive; Pine and Forfeiture .fund, Nos.426 to 438, both inclusive; -and Capital Outlay Fund, Nos.120 to 122, both inclusive. Such bills and accounts being on file in the Office of the Clerk o!'.the Circuit Court, the warrants so issued from the respective funds. peing''risted in the Supplemental Minute Book as provided by the rules; of the State Auditor, reference to.such record and list do recorded 'being made a. part Of these minutes. There being no further business, on Motion made, seconded and carried, the meeting was adjourned. ATTEST: ROBERT W. GRAVES, CHAIRMAN PAGE 293 AUG 4 S65