HomeMy WebLinkAbout2/18/1970WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18 1970
The Board of County Commissioners of Indian River County,
Florida met in regular session at the Courthouse, Vero Beach,
Florida on Wednesday, February 18, 1970 at 8:30 o'clock A. M.
Present were Jack U. Dritenbas, Chairman; Richard P. Bogosian,
Vice Chairman; Alma Lee Loy and Edward J. Massey. Absent was
D. B. McCullers, Jr. Also present were Jack G. Jennings, County
Administrator; Paul D. Burch, Attorney to the Board of County
Commissioners; and Alfred A. Webber and Janet N. Turpan, Deputy
Clerks.
The Chairman called the meeting to order and asked if there
were any additions or corrections to the minutes of February 4,
1970. There were none, and upon a Motion made by Commissioner Loy,
seconded by Commissioner Massey, the minutes of February 4, 1970
were unanimously approved as written.
Dewey Walker, County Zoning Inspector, appeared and reported
on the status of zoning violations. On a Motion made by Commissioner
Bogosian, seconded by Commissioner Loy, it was unanimously carried
that the Attorney to the Board be authorized to negotiate legal
action against zoning violators.
Don Adams, County -City Building Inspector appeared before
the Board requesting that the Building Code Resolution No. 68-9
be updated to include the 1969 Southern Standard Building Code in
lieu of the 1965 Southern Standard Building Code. It was decided
that the Building Code Committee would meet and research the 1969
Southern Standard Building Code in connection with Resolution No.
68-9; whereupon the Attorney to the Board would prepare a Resolution
in•accordance with the results derived from this meeting.
Valentyne Brennan, City -County Planning Director appeared
before the Board and outlined his work program for 1970:
1. Special Zoning Study - High Rise.
2. Highway Transportation Plan.
3. Sewer, Water and Drainage Study.
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F. J. Lembo and other members of the Sebastian Volunteer
Fire Department appeared before the Board. A Motion was made by
Commissioner Massey, seconded by Commissioner Loy and the following
Item to Item Transfer was unanimously approved:
ITEM TO ITEM TRANSFER
General Fund
Account To From
90196 Reserve for Contingencies $4,500.00
68300.2 Sebastian Volunteer Fire Dept. $4,500.00
$4,500.00 $4,500.00
A meeting of the Board of County Commissioners, the County
Tax Assessor, the County Tax Collector, and Officials from all
of the Municipalities in`the County was scheduled for the next
regular meeting of the Board of County Commissioners at 1:30
o'clock for the purpose of establishing the percentage to be
paid by the municipalities to the Tax Assessor and to the Tax
Collector for tax assessment and tax collection of -property in the
municipalities by County Officials.
James L. Hair, Naturalist and Conservationist appeared before
the Board in regard to the renewal of SAJSP Permit 65-234 for
dredging in the Indian River. A Motion was made by Commissioner
Bogosian, seconded by Commissioner Loy and unanimously carried
that the Administrator be instructed to write a letter to the Corp.
of Engineers regarding Permit 65-234; that this Board has no
objection providing the channel and dredge and fill are done in
compliance with Resolution No. 68-16; that the Resolution is
enforced by the proper authorities and that all other State laws
regarding dredge and fill are observed.
Edwin Kohl, President, Economic Opportunities Council of
Indian River County appeared before the Board reporting that the
Directors of the Council had passed a Resolution at their meeting
on February 5 to support the Food Surplus Distribution Program.
Hazel Goodwin presented a petition signed by 871 perstpn,s fro
various areas of the County supporting the Program. Jim Farr,
President of the Ministerial Association of Indian River County;
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Jim Wright and A. Paul Smith, Economic Opportunity Council;
Frank Zorc, Representative of St. Helen's Parish Council;
William Jensen, Pastor, Our Savior Lutheran Church; and Howard
J. Preston, Minister, Community Church also appeared in favor
of establishing a food distribution program. These persons were
advised that there are no County funds available for a food
distribution program at this time. It was decided that a Committee
be selected from the above named persons, the Chairman of the
Board of County Commissioners and the County Welfare Caseworker.
On a Motion made by Commissioner Massey, seconded by
Commissioner Loy, the following Resolution was unanimously adopted:
RESOLUTIO 70-3.4
RELEASE OF LA TWT
THIS RELEASE OF EASE14NT made and executed this 18 day of _February
1974, between Indian River County, Florida, party of the first part, and
EDDIE HUDSON and MARTHA N. MUDSON, his wife, parties of the second part,
WITNESSETH:
For and in consideration of the.summ of Ten Dollars ($10.00) and other
good and valuable considerations in hand paid by the parties of the second
part to the party of the first part, the receipt whereof being hereby acknw-
ledged, the said party of the first part does herewith release, discharge and
quit -claim unto the said parties of the second part, their heirs, legal re-
presentatives and assigns, forever, the easement for utilities shown in Plat
Book 4, Page 13, Public Records of Indian Rimer County, on real property
situated in Indian River County, Florida, which said easement is as follows:
Each 5 foot public utility and drainage easement lying
along the dividing line between Lots 9 and 10, Block H;
the 5 foot public utility and drainege easement lying
along the South line of Lot 100 Block H; the 5 toot
public utility and drainage easement lying along the
West line of Lot 11, Block H; each 5 toot public utility
and drainage easement 15ring along the dividing line be-
tween Lots 11 and 12, Block H and the 10 foot public
utility and drainage easement lying along the North lines
of Lots 11 and 123, Block H.
ALL as shown on the Plat of 0SL0 PARS, UNIT NO. 20 Plat
Book 4, Page 13, Public Records of Indian River County,
Florida. _ � � <
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the said party of the first part has caused these
presents to be executed in its name by its Board of County Co=issioners,
acting by the Vice Chairman of said Board, the day and year
aforesaid. FEB i 8 1970
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The Administrator reported that a letter had been received
from Thomas A. Mills of the Rockridge Property Owners Association
requesting the County to open the swale ditch between 4th Avenue
and 4th Court on 13th and 14th Streets. It was decided that
approval would be granted for opening the swale ditches if an
agreement were signed by the property owners in the project that
the swales will be left open.
On a Motion made by Commissioner Loy, seconded by Commissioner
Massey, it was unanimously carried that the Administrator be
authorized to advertise for bids to purchase a cab assemby for
the caterpillar endloade�-.
The Administrator reported on estimates on the cost of moving
the generator out of the basement and on the cost of extending
wiring for the fuse box on the roof to the second floor of the
Courthouse. A Motion was made by Commissioner Loy, seconded by
Commissioner Massey and unanimously carried that the Administrator
be authorized to proceed with the estimate and execute a contract
for the removal of the fuse box from the roof to the second floor
of the Courthouse.
The Board then adjourned at 12:10 o'clock P. M. and reconvened
at 2:00 o'clock P. M.
The Board agreed that an Emergency Operation Simulation would
take place on Thursday, April 23, 1970 between the hours of 1:30
to 4:30 o'clock P. M. to be conducted by Dennis Barton, EOS Consultant,
Florida State University, Civil Defense University Extension Program.
A Motion was made by Commissioner Loy, seconded by Commissioner
Massey it was unanimously carried that the Members of the Board of
County Commissioners, the County Administrator and the Attorney to
the Board of County Commissioners be authorized to attend the
Convention of the State Association of County Commissioners' to be
held in Tampa on Febris ry 22 through 24. V
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A Motion was made by Commissioner Bogosian, seconded by
Commissioner Loy and unanimously carried that the Clerk be authorized
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On a Motion made by Commissioner Massey, seconded by
Commissioner Loy, the State Witness Payroll of the County
Court, November Term in the amount of $225.00; the State
Witness Payroll of the County Court, February 1970 Term in
the amount of $182.40; the State Witness Payroll of the
Circuit Court, Fall Term in the amount of $442.40; and the
State Witness Payroll of the Circuit Court, Fall Term in the
amount of $296.56 were unanimously approved.
Upon a Motion made by Commissioner Loy, seconded by
Commissioner Massey, it was unanimously carried that the
County accept the proposal submitted by the Independent
Insurance Agents of Indian River County, using Plan 2 as
outlined in Paragraph (B) Section 40 Workmen's Compensation
and a $5,000,000.00 coverage under Section 5, Umbrella
Liability.
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Gentlemen,
We are pleased to provide you with a proposal of
insurance based
upon the specifications for the next 3 years.
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Indian River Board of County Commissioners
County Court House
Vero Beach, Florida
Gentlemen,
We are pleased to provide you with a proposal of
insurance based
upon the specifications for the next 3 years.
We want to emphasize to you that this is an Association proposal
consisting of the best coverages, companies, and
cost as voted
upon by the eight members of the Agents Association.
Our proposal is as follows:
Annual
Instalment
1. Comprehensive General Liability
$8,649
Personal Injury
$ 855
2. Comprehensive Auto Liability & Physical Damage $4,084
3. Sheriff's Vehicles Liability & Physical Damage $4,547
4. Workmen's Compensation standard premium
$17,028
(A) Plan I guarantees an annual 8% dividend
regardless of losses from the standard
premium. t
✓ (B) Plan II provides a graded annual dividend
based upon the attached schedule. The
dividends
are figured on actual losses sustained
during the
year less the standard premiuv.
5. Umbrella Liability $1,000,000
3 yrs. prepaid
$4,000
annual inst.
$1,440
$3,000,000
$6,400
$2,304
✓ $5,000,000
$8,000
$2,880
6. Property Insurance
$5,895
(A) Buildings & Contents Blanket $1,225,504
(B) Equipment Floater $ 285,660
(C) Valuable Papers $ 270,000
(D) Voting Machines $ 110,000
MEMBER AGENTS
DEKOLD INSURANCE AGENCY EO SCHLITT AGENCY VERO INSURANCE INC.
13UCKINGHAM-WHEELER AGENCY A.E. SPINELLI INSURANCE AGENCY WARREN T. ZEUCH AGENCY
DALRYMPLE-ARDEN AGENCY GRAVES -HA*D$EtAGENCY, SNC.
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Insurance Proposal
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Engineering &
Financial Loss Prevention
Coverages Company Rating Writing Agent Office Adju_ stor
1,2,3,4 Home Insurance Co. A•AAAAA Vero Insurance Tampa Co. - Orlando
5 Continental Casualty A#AAAAA Ed Schlitt Agency Orlando Co. - Orlando
6 Aetna Insurance Co. A#AAAAA Ed Schlitt Agency Tampa Gen'l. Adjustment'
Bureau-Ft.Pierce
We recommend Workmen's Compensation flan 11 because it enables you
to save substantial more for your safety efforts. Based upon your
average past 3 years losses, you would have received a 149. dividend
in lieu of 8%. Also, with some extra effort you could conceivably
save up to 28% of the standard Workmen's Compensation annual premium.
We recommend very strongly the high limits of liability up to $5,000,000.
This includes personal injury and only costs approximately an additional
107. of your liability premium or 5% of total premiums.
As your servicing agent for the next 3 years we appoint Ken Reams,
Vero Insurance, Inc., as primary agent, and Louis Schlitt, Ed Schlitt
Agency, as secondary agent. Both will have complete files on your
total insurance program and will be available for service or advice.
Our Association will continue to review your policies, claims, and
service. We stand ready to assist you, and are sure that with
this industry service we are providing you with the best program
of insurance.
Sincerely ours,
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On a Motion made by Commissioner Loy, seconded by Commissioner
Bogosian, the following Resolution was unanimously adopted:
RESOLUTION 70-4
February 18, 1970
WHEREAS, pursuant to Chapter 22079 of the laws of Florida, Indian
River County has acquired title to certain lands in said County, by reason
of tax delinquencies thereon and which lands are described in Final Decree
entered in the Circuit Court of Indian River County, Florida, on the 25th
day of November, 1969, being Case No. 69 - 289, and,
Said Chapter 22079 provides that the. Board of County Commissioners
shall determine the price of each parcel of said land and which shall
constitute the minimum price at which such lands shall be sold at competitive
bid and public sale as provided by said Chapter 22079, and further provides
that where such lands or any part of them are situated within the corporate
limits of a municipality or within a drainage district, the Mayor or Chief
Executive Officer, the head of the Legislative body, and the Tax Assessor
of such municipality and the Chairman of the drainage district shall meet
with the Board of County Commissioners and jointly agree with such Board,
and join in the determination of the price of such lands situate within such
municipality, and,
WHEREAS, the lands described in said Final Decree entered November
25, 1969, include lands situated within the City of Vero Beach, Florida, Indian
River Farms Drainage District, Sebastian River Drainage District, and the
Fellsmere Farm Drainage District; and,
WHEREAS, the officials of said municipality and drainage districts
having jointly agreed with the Board of County Commissioners of Indian River
County in the determination of the price of said lands and the price of such
property having been determined as aforesaid as to all of said properties, at
100 % of the last assessed valuation of said property as it appears upon the
County Tax Roll, therefore,
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BE IT RESOLVED that the price of each parcel of such land described
in said Final Decree entered November 25, 1969in Case No. 69-289 be and
the same is fixed in the amount set out opposite such land, as hereinafter
described, in the appropriate column, and which price at which said land and the
respective parcels thereof when offered for sale pursuant to said Chapter
22079, is 1009 of the amount of the last assessed valuation thereof appearing
upon the Indian River County Tax Roll. That it is herewith determined that
the foregoing description of each parcel of such land and the price fixed
thereon is as stated.
Section, Twp. (So.)
-Description of Land Range (E.) Appraised Price
Lot 153, Block 6, Hall, Carter &
James Subd. $80.00
Lots 56 and 59, Block 2, Hall,
Cartor & Tares S/D 160.00
That portion of E 1/2 of Street R/W
formerly known as Lemon Ave. lying
between Lot 11 of W. R. Duncan's Re
S/D & Lot 4 of Jones S/D. 100.00
That portion of E 1/2 of Street R/W
formerly known as Lemon Ave.
lying between Lot 11 of W. R. Dun -
can's Re S/D & Lot 4 of Jones S/D. 100.00
That portion of E 1/2 of Street R/W
formerly known as Lemon Ave.
lying between Lot 11 of W. R. Dun -
can's Re S/D & Lot 4 of Jones S/D. 100.00
That portion of E 1/2 of Street R/W
formerly known as Lemon Ave.
lying between Lot 11 of W. R. Dun -
can's Re S/D & Lot 4 of Jones S/D 100.00
Lots 1 & 2, Block 96, Town of
Fe]lsmere. 360.00
S. W. 1/4 of Tract 715 Fellsmere Twp 32, R. 37
Farms Co. Sub. 1, 590.00
E . 34 A. of W. 20.34 A of Tract 2 19-32-39 100.00
Beg. 100 ft. S of NW cor of James
Duhart's Tract, run E 150 ft, S 50
ft. , W 150 ft. N. 50 ft to Beg. 29-31-39 570.00
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Less Hwy R/W as in R Bk 95 pp 43
Blk 3 Graves Addition to Wabasso
N. 50 Ft of S 150 ft of E 120.2 ft of
the following: From SW cor of SE 1/4
of NE 1/4 Run Ely 655.45 ft; Thence
N. 25 ft to N R/W of Jackson Rd for
P. O. B. Thence cont. N 300 ft thence
E 290.4 Ft; Thence S 300 ft Thence
W 290.4 ft to P. O. B. as R BK 148
PP 732.
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Lot 3, Blk 1, Lord Calvert Estates Sub.
Lot 9, Blk 9, Smith Plaza Sub.
S 1/2 of Lot 3 & Lot 5 Blk 10
Smith's Plaza Sub.
Lot 2, Blk 12, Hillcrest Sub No. 2
Lot 5, Blk 1, Spruce Park Sub.
$ 400.00
31310.00
1, 000.00
80060.00
530.00 ..
500.00
1, 000.00
A Lot 190 Ft E & W By 130 Ft N &
S, Being in SW Cor of Following:
Beg 25 Ft N & 687 Ft W of SE Cor
of NW 1/4 of SE 1/4 for P. O. B. ,
Run W 340 Ft More or Less to E
Line of R. B. Sims Land as D Bk 1
pp 440; Run N along Sims E Line to
N Line of S 1/2 of NW 1/4 of SE 1/4;
Run E along N Line of S 1/2 of
NW 1/4 of SE 1/4 for 340 Ft; Thence
S to P. O. B. 26-32-39 2,110.00
Lot 185 Blk 14 W. E. Geoffrey's Sub 3,540.00
Lots 199 & 200 Blk 14 W. E. Geoffrey's
Sub 3, 560.00
Lots 1 & 4, Block Q. Vero Tropical
Gardens Sub Unit 2. 11360.00
N 200 Ft of S 900 Ft of E 9.62 A of
Tr. 11, less S 85 Ft of E 294.42 Ft
& Less N85Ft &W82FtofS115
Ft. Indian River Farms Co Sub. 40.00
11-33-39
E 82.11 Ft of N 100 Ft of S 135 Ft
of E 10. 46 A of W 20.46 A of Tr 4
As in R Bk 167 PP 470 Indian River
Farms Co Sub 14-33-39 5, 030.00
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An Unnumbered Lot lying between
Blocks A & C Indian River Heights
Sub Unit 3 $200.00
Lot 56 Dixie Gardens Unit No. 2 11400.00
Lot 17, Blk 2, Florida Ridge Sub 600.00
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a certified copy of this Resolution
be recorded by the Clerk of the Circuit Court in the book designated "County
Land Acquired for Delinquent Taxes".
The County Administrator presented a tentative plat of a
Subdivision known as Tropical Park Subdivision and recommended
its tentative approval as meeting County Subdivision Requirements.
Upon a Motion made by Commissioner Massey, seconded by Commissioner
Bogosian and unanimously carried the recommended tentative
approval was given for Tropical Park Subdivision subject to
the approval of all required State and County Agencies.
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The Administrator requested that as there were other County
Officials attending East Central Florida Regional Planning Council,
he withdraw from membership. There were no objections from the
Board.
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. 607 to 648 inclusive; Road and Bridge Fund, Nos. 333 to 353
inclusive; Fine and Forfeiture Fund, Nos. 161 to 166 inclusive.
Such bills and accounts being on file in the office of the Clerk
of the Circuit Court,•th�e warrants so issued fm m the respective
funds being listed in the Supplemental Minute Book as provided
by the rules of the Legislative 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 Board then adjourned at 5:30 o'clock P. M.
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