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WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 1970
The Board of County Commissioners of Indian River County,
Florida met in regular session at the Courthouse, Vero Beach,
Florida on Wednesday, May 6, 1970 at 8:30 o'clock A. M. Present
were Jack U. Dritenbas, Chairman; Richard P. Bogosian, Vice
Chairman; D. B. McCullers, Jr.; Alma Lee Loy and Edward J. Massey.
Also present were Jack G. Jennings, County Administrator; Paul D.
Burch, Attorney to the Board of County Commissioners; Alfred H.
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 April 22.
there were none and upon a Motion made by Commissioner McCullers,
seconded by Commissioner Loy, the Minutes of April 22 were
unanimously approved as written.
Dewey Walker, County Zoning Inspector, appeared before the
Board and reported on the removal of zoning violations.
Ross H. Long of Tropicolony Subdivision appeared in regard to
swimming in the Tropicolony Park pond. He requested that the sign
reading "Swim at Your Own Risk" be removed and not replaced at all
or replaced with one reading "Positively No Swimming". A Motion
was made by Commissioner Bogosian, seconded by Commissioner Loy
and unanimously carried that the existing sign at the Tropicolony
Park pond be removed and replaced with one prohibiting swimming.
Hugh W. Penuel, Juvenile Counselor, appeared in regard to
the hiring ofaFlorida State University Student for three of the
summer months. A Motion was made by Commissioner Massey, seconded
by Commissioner McCullers and unanimously.carried that the request
of Hugh W. Penuel to hire a Florida State University Student
for three of the summer months on internship, compensation to be
arranged at a later date, be approved.
Letters were received from Fred Prestin, Civil Defense Director,
and from the Florida State University Extension Program commending
the Indian River County Board of County Commissioners o, MAY the.
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success of the Emergency Operation Simulation.
The hour of 9:30 o'clock A. M. having passed, the Chairman
read the following notice with proof of publication attached,
to -wit:
VERO BEACH PRESS -JOURNAL
Published Weekly
Vero Beach, 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
er County, Florida; that the attached copy of advertise -
published at Vero Beach In Indian Riv1�1 n .
ment, being a
the matter ofM,?-4 I
in the
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; 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 said newspaper.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this a_3 day of — I;, __ A.D. ___ ? 2__
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Manager)
Circuit Court,-i'ndian River County, Florida)
I NOTICE OF '
CALL FOR BIDS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
the Board of County Commissioners
of Indian RIV* County, Florida, will
receive bids to the hour of 9:30 A.M.
on Wednesday May 6, 1970 for sale to
�. said County of the personal property
described below. Said bids will be
publicly opened at this, the regular
meeting of said Board, which will be
held in the County Commissioners'
Room, County Courthouse, Vero
Beach, Florida.
ITEM 1. One new, latest model,
1h Ton Pickup Truck. No trade
in involved.
ITEM 2. One new, latest model,
One Ton Cab and Chassis, less
trade in of one 1961 Ford 1h Ton
Pickup.
ITEM 3. One new, latest model,
2 Ton Flatbed Truck,•less trade ,
in of one 1958 Chevrolet Flatbed
Truck, (not Including the
hydraulic lift). Bid Is to Include
Cost of transferring the lift to the
new truck.
ITEM 4. One new, latest model,
two way radio Installed In a
truck.
Bid forms and specifications will be
mailed on request or may be picked
up at the Reception Desk, County
Administrator's Office, Room 115,
County Courthouse, Vero Beach,
Florida.
The County will furnish all
necessary Tax Exemption Cer-
tificates and reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
All bids shall be in a securely sealed
envelope, marked on the outside,
"Bid for Items No.
opening date May 6, 1970".
BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS OF
INDIAN RIVER COUNTY,
FLORIDA
BY: JACK U.'ORITENBAS
Chairman
Apr. 16, 23, 1970.
The Chairman then called for receipt of bids in accordance with
the Notice, and the following sealed bids were received, opened,
and read:
Indian River Farm Supply Company
1. International•39 ton pickup .....................$2,420.00
2. International Cab & Chassis., ... $3,226.35
Less trade-in ................... 616.35...... 2,610.00
3. International 1600 Road Star 6,101.70
Less trade-in ................... 1,001.70 ...... 5,100.00
Kenn Terry, Inc.
1. IX Ton GMC pickup...............................$2,437.17
2. GMC Cab & Chassis.... ........... $2,859o55
Less trade-in ................... 300.00:..... 2,559.55
3. 2 Ton GMC Flat Bed..............$5,069.38 _
Less trade-in.................... 400.00...... 4,669.38
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Arnold Ford Sales Inc.
1. 'h Ton Ford Pickup.............................$2,299.64
2. 1 Ton Ford Cab & Chassis... .... $2,596.00
Less trade-in .................. 100.00...... 2,496.00
3. 2 Ton Ford Flat Bed............ 5,171.00
Less trade-in.... o ... o ...... o.. 200.00...... 4,971.00
Motorola Products Inc.
4. 1 two-way radio...............................$1,050.00
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A Motion was made by Commissioner Loy, seconded by Commissioner
Bogosian and unanimously carried that the Administrator be authorized
to take the bids for evaluation.
The Chairman read the following Proclamations
Proclamation for Mental Health Month
Whereas ...mental illness is no longer hopeless as
evidenced by the increased rates of
improvement and recovery in the mental
hospitals, and
Whereas ...recovery from mental illness is dependent
on early and proper treatment, and
Whereas ...many mental hospital patients are being
denied the chance for recovery because mental
hospitals lack adequate staff, equipment and
medical supplies to provide all their patients
with proper treatment, and
Whereas ...mental disorders can be checked in their early
stages, and
Whereas ...thefailure to provide early care through
Community Mental Health Centers, Mental Health
Clinics,,Guidance Services and Mental Health
Programs in schools and industry results in
severe illness and hospitalization for many,
and
Whereas ...these conditions can be remedied by concerted
action of the citizens of Indian River County,
Therefore..I, Jack Dritenbas, Chairman of Board of County
Commissioners do hereby proclaim the Month
of May as Mental Health Month, and furthermore
call upon the citizens of Indian River County
to help the mentally ill by working together
with the Indian River County Mental Health
Association for improved care and treatment
of mental hospital patients and for the
creation of community mental health centers
and services for the prevention and early
treatment of mental disorders and to support
the Indian River County Mental Health Association.
Done under my hand and seal
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Mr. Clark of General Development Corporation appeared before
the Board in regard to Vero Beach Highlands Subdivisions ##3 and
WRF00 and WRF01 of Unit #4. The County Administrator presented
the tentative plats of the subdivisions known as Vero Beach
Highlands Subdivision Unit #3 and Vero Beach Highlands Unit #4,
W.RF00 and WRF01, and recommended their tentative approval as
meeting County Subdivision Requirements. Upon a Motion made by
Commissioner Massey, seconded by Commissioner McCullers and
unanimously carried tentative approval was given for Vero Beach
Highlands Subdivision WRF00 and WRF01 in Unit #4 and Vero Beach
Highlands Subdivision Unit #3 with the provision that the developer
obtain State Board of Health approval of utility services; and
post performance assurance satisfactory to the Board of County
Commissioners with the Clerk of the Circuit Court prior to
recording the final plat.
John Cann, Mayor of the City of Fellsmere appeared before
the Board in regard to 1969 taxes on property held for sale by
the City of Fellsmere. The Attorney to the Board was requested
to research the matter and report to the Board at its next regular
meeting.
On a Motion made by Commissioner Bogosian, seconded by
Commissioner Loy, it was unanimously carried that the Administrator
be authorized to take the necessary steps to acquire by prescription
the first road to the east of Broxton Road, which has been maintained
through the years by the County, which leads to the 10 acre park
near Wabasso; and to have title search and deeds made from the
property owners by dedication of ten additional feet which would
be necessary for proper road and drainage purposes.
r'he Administrator reported trash being spilled on Citrus Road
in the area of 43rd Avenue and Range Road and the Sheriff was
requested to arrest violaters.for the purpose of imposing -fina:s;.
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A Motion was made by Commissioner Loy, seconded by Commissioner
McCullers and unanimously carried that the Attorney be authorized
to write to the delegation to go on record as being in favor of
Senate Bill 800, relating to county home rule by use of ordinance.
A proposed bill that the State assume the financial responsibility
of health employees was received from the Pinellas County Board of
County Commissioners.
On a Motion made by Commissioner Loy, seconded by Commissioner
McCullers, the following Resolution was unanimously adopted:
RESOLUTION NO. -70-19
WHEIZZ, AS, May 4 1070 masked the fourth anniversary of the
Indian River County Volunteer Ambulance Squad, and
WHEREAS, this group of volunteers organized in a time of
need when Didian, River County was without €tn ambulance service, and
WHEREAS, more than 175, 000 volunteer man hours have
been contributed and more than 5, 000 calls have been axe ,icred since
the date of organization, and
W= EAS, countless tax dollars have been saved by the
citizens of Indian River County, and
WTHERF.AS, the appreciation for the service rendered by this
group is count3nvide,
NOVI, TIMEFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of
County Commissioners of IndiaJn. River County that the Board of
Commissioners, as spokesmen for the citizens of Indian River County,
congratulate and thank the b-idian river County Volunteer Ambulance
Squad for the generous, meaningful and professional service rendered
for the past four years to the citizeim of Indian River County in reducing
and relieving human suffering. The Boaxd recognizes the personal
sacrifice in time and money each ule.nber of the squad has Made in the
past and will make in. the future, The Board calls on -:ll citizens of this
county to vup,)ort the Indian I� Iver County Volunteer A mbidance Squad with
their titre; �,nd won. y. A copy of tf lu reoulutioxl shall be prosented to 4
thio sqw.ici aiid to t21e nev°✓s tnc;cl1a,
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A Motion was made by Commissioner Loy, seconded by Commissioner
McCullers and unanimously carried that the Attorney be authorized
to write to the delegation to go on record as being in favor of
Senate Bill 800, relating to county home rule by use of ordinance.
A proposed bill that the State assume the financial responsibility
of health employees was received from the Pinellas County Board of
County Commissioners.
On a Motion made by Commissioner Loy, seconded by Commissioner
McCullers, the following Resolution was unanimously adopted:
RESOLUTION NO. -70-19
WHEIZZ, AS, May 4 1070 masked the fourth anniversary of the
Indian River County Volunteer Ambulance Squad, and
WHEREAS, this group of volunteers organized in a time of
need when Didian, River County was without €tn ambulance service, and
WHEREAS, more than 175, 000 volunteer man hours have
been contributed and more than 5, 000 calls have been axe ,icred since
the date of organization, and
W= EAS, countless tax dollars have been saved by the
citizens of Indian River County, and
WTHERF.AS, the appreciation for the service rendered by this
group is count3nvide,
NOVI, TIMEFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of
County Commissioners of IndiaJn. River County that the Board of
Commissioners, as spokesmen for the citizens of Indian River County,
congratulate and thank the b-idian river County Volunteer Ambulance
Squad for the generous, meaningful and professional service rendered
for the past four years to the citizeim of Indian River County in reducing
and relieving human suffering. The Boaxd recognizes the personal
sacrifice in time and money each ule.nber of the squad has Made in the
past and will make in. the future, The Board calls on -:ll citizens of this
county to vup,)ort the Indian I� Iver County Volunteer A mbidance Squad with
their titre; �,nd won. y. A copy of tf lu reoulutioxl shall be prosented to 4
thio sqw.ici aiid to t21e nev°✓s tnc;cl1a,
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On a Motion made by Commissioner Massey, seconded by
Commissioner McCullers, it was unanimously carried that the
following bids as bid in the bid opening of 9:30 o'clock, on the
recommendation of the Administrator be accepted as the lowest and
best bids:
Item No. Bid by In the Amt. of.
1, Arn6ld Ford Sales $2,299.64
2. Arnold Ford Sales 2,496.00
3. Kenn Terry, Inc. 4,669.38
4. Motorola (Only bid) 11050.00
John L. Murman, Southgate Village appeared before the Board
protesting the use of 12th Street between U. S. 1 and 6th Avenue
by speeding trucks. No action was taken by the Board.
On a Motion made by Commissioner McCullers, seconded by
Commissioner Loy, the request of Paul D. Burch, Attorney to the
Board of County Commissioners, to travel to Tallahassee on May 13,
1970 to attend a meeting of the Legislature to present material
compiled on the Charlene Williams case, was unanimously approved.
A Motion was made by Commissioner McCullers, seconded by
Commissioner Bogosian, it was unanimously carried that the Clerk
be authorized to pay the bills of the appraiser, and the title
search and abstracts necessary in the acquisition of Lots 8 and 9,
Block 30, Original Town for the purpose of a parking lot.
It was reported that Luster Merriman has two lots 100 feet by
125 feet that he would be willing to sell to the County for a
parking lot at a price of $18,000.00. No action was taken by the
Board.
The following Agreement was received, signed and ordered to
be made a part of these minutes:
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STATE OF FLORIDA
COUNTY OF INDIAN RIVER
THIS AGREEMENT, made and entered into this
�dday of
1970,,• by and between the Board of County Commissioners
of Indian River County, Florida, and the City bf Orchid, a municipal
corporation of the State of Florida;
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WHEREAS, the Legislature of the State of Florida did at its
1969 Session, enact what is now Chapter 69-54 of the Laws of Florida,
requiring that the several county tax assessors shall assess and the
several county tax collectors shall collect all property taxes for all
municipalities located within their respective counties, mandatorily
beginning with the year 1971, or at the election of the municipality,
beginning with the yeax 1970, and
WHEREAS, the City of Orchid has elected to come within the
provisions of said Act beginning with the year 1970 which election has
been by resolution duly made and adopted by the City Council of the
City of Orchid and transmitted to the Board of County Commissioners
of Indian River County, and
WHEREAS, it, is provided in said Chapter 69-54 that a contract
shall be negotiated between the governing bodies of the county and :the
municipalities regarding the compensation to be paid to the officials of
the county tax assessors and tax collectors for the value of the service
to be performed by them, and
WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners of Indian River
County does not desire to obtain any profit to itself or to the tax
assessor and tax collector of said county for such services, but desires
that said officials shall merely be reimbursed for the actual cost
pertaining to such service, and
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WHEREAS, it is difficult, if not impossible, prior to the actual
rendering of such service, to determine what the actual cost thereof
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will be, but in. order to comply with the provisions of said Chapter
69-54, it is necessary that an amount be,fixed, subject to further
negotiation, and
WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners of Indian River
County has indicated that the initial charge should be fixed on the basis
of $125.00 for each operation, that is to say, $125.00 to the tax assessor
for assessing, and $125.00 'to the tax collector for collecting such taxes,
subject to further negotiation;
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the premises, the parties
hereto do agree as follows:
1. That the tax assessor of Indian River County will proceed 'to
assess the property within the City of Orchid for city tax purposes for
the year 1970 and the tax colledtor of Indian River County will proceed
to collect such taxes, in accordance with the law in such cases made
and provided.
2. That the City of Orchid will pay for such services $125.00 to
such tax assessor and $125.00 to the tax collector respectively.
3. At the end of the 1970 tax collection year, an d. not later than
May 1, 19710 a survey will be made subject to inspection of the City'of
Orchid to determine the exact cost of such service to the city by the
tax assessor and tax collector and if the same shall be determined to
be less than the amount herein contracted to be paid, the difference
shall be returned to the City by the Board of County Commissioners
out of the excess fees of the respective offices of tax assessor and tax
collector.
4. This contract shall be subject to renegotiation after the year
1970.
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Board of County Commissioners of
Indian River County, Florida, has caused this agreement to be executed
in its behalf by the Chairman of said Coinmission and the City of Orchid
Florida, has, caused this agreement to be executed in its behalf by the
Mayor of said City, both of which officials have been duly authorizedr.'
by their respective boards to so execute same, this AO dav of
1970.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OF INDIAN RIVER COUNTY, FLOR
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CITY OF ORCHID., FLORIDA
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A letter was received from State Representative Charles Davis
that the Delegation wishes to repeal the bill disallowing surfing
and swimming in the Sebastian Inlet, stating that it is a County
function.
The Board then adjourned at 12:15 o'clock P. M. and reconvened
at 1:35 o'clock P. M.
Homer Simpson, President of the City Council of Fellsmere,
and other residents appeared requesting the assistance of the County
to acquire suitable property to be used as a joint City -County
sanitary dump in the Fellsmere area. The Chairman to the Board
appointed Commissioner Massey to work with these residents to find
a suitable solution to this problem.
On a Motion made by Commissioner Loy, seconded by Commissioner
Bogosian, the State Witness Payroll for the County Court, February
Term, in the amount of $179.08 and the State Witness Payroll for
the County Court, February Term, in the amount of $145.00 were
unanimously approved.
On a Motion made by Commissioner Bogosian, seconded by
Commissioner Loy, the application of Margaret M. Madsen for renewal
for a license to carry firearms was unanimously approved.
On a Motion made by Commissioner Loy, seconded by Commissioner
Bogosian, the Civil Defense Director was unanimously authorized to
purchase short wave radio equipment to tie in with the Courthouse,
installation not to exceed $150.00.
The Report of the County Welfare Caseworker and the Financial
Report of the Operation'of the Sebastian Inlet Park for the past
six months were received and placed on file in the office of the
Clerk.
Acknowledgement of Resolution 70-16 relative to porpoises
and other Cetaceans was received from Randolph Hodges of the
Department of Natural Resources.
Forrest N. McCullars, County Agricultural Extension Agent,
appeared before the Board requesting more compensation for himself
and his secretary.
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Homer Fletcher, County Tax Assessor appeared before the Board
and reported that the Board of Equalization would now consist of
two members of the School Board and three members of the Board of
County Commissioners.
On a Motion made by Commissioner McCullers, seconded by
Commissioner Massey, the following Resolution was unanimously
adopted:
RESOLUT ION 70- 20
WHEREAS, Homer Fletcher, Indian River County Tax Assessor,
has made a request to this.Board for the right to restrict public
inspection of public records held in his office"to the hours of
8:00 A. M. - 1:00 P. M., June 1, 1970 -t.61 the date the Board of
Equalization meets in July, 1970, and
WHEREAS, Homer Fletcher has stated that this request is
made to insure completion of the 1970 tax roll and
WHEREAS, the Tax Assessor's chief function and greatest
responsibility is to prepare the tax roll.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County
Commissioners of Indian River County that the public's right
to inspect public records in the Indian River County Tax Assessor's
Office is restricted to the hours of 8:00 A. M. to 1:00 P. M.
June 1, 1970 to the date the Board of Equalization meets in
July, 1970.
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The Board then adjourned at 3:20 o'clock P. M. and immediately,
at the call of the Chairman convened as the Indian River County
Agricultural zoning Board as provided for in Section 193.201,
Florida Statutes. Present were Jack U. Dritenbas, Chairman;
Richard P. Bogosian, vice Chairman; D. B. McCullers, Jr.; Alma Lee
Loy and Edward J. Massey, the voting members; and Homer C. Fletcher,
County Tax Assessor and Forrest N. McCullars, County Agricultural
Agent as ex -officio members. The Tax Assessor presented to the
Board returns and applications for certain lands described in
each return to be zoned as agricultural land. The Bca rd examined
the returns, No. 1 to No. 2005 inclusive and found"that with the
exception of Nos. 167, 179, 189, 228, 630, 680, 714, 842, 843, 929,
1166, 1213, 1226, 1232, 1244, 1329, 1400, 1456, 1462, 1476, 1504,
1542, 1544, 1896,2002, 2003, 2004, and 2005; all of the land described
in those returns were used primarily for agricultural purposes.
On a Motion made by Commissioner Massey, seconded by Commissioner
McCullers and unanimously carried all the lands in said returns
were zoned as gricultural lands under the provisions of Section
' 193.201, Florida Statutes.
After due consideration, a Motion was made by Commissioner
Massey, seconded by Commissioner McCullers and unanimously carried
that returns No. 167, 179, 228, 630, 714, 842, 843, 929, 11.66, 1213,
1226, 1232, 1244, 1329, 1400, 1456, 1462, 1476, 1504, 1542, 1544 and
1896 were used primarily for agricultural purposes and are zoned
as agricultural lands under the provisions of Section 193.201,
Florida Statutes.
Upon a Motion made by Commissioner Massey, seconded by
Commissioner McCullers, Agricultural Assessment Return , No. 2002
was unanimously denied.
Upon a Motion made by Commissioner Massey, seconded by
Commissioner McCullers Agricultural Return, No. 2003 was unanimously
denied.
Upon a Motion made by Commissioner Bogosian, seconded by
Commissioner Massey, Agricultural Assessment Returns, Nos. 2004 N11V
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and 2005 were unanimously denied.
Upon a Motion made by Commissioner McCullers, seconded by
Commissioner Massey Agricultural Assessment Return, No. 189
was unanimously denied.
The remaining return No. 680, making application for the
lands therein described to be zoned as agricultural land, the
Clerk of the Board is requested to advise the person making the
return that the Board has insufficient information required to
establish that said land is actually used for bona fide agricultural
purposes, and to provide further information,the person filing
this return is requested to file with the.Board a further detailed
return for their further consideration.
On a Motion made by Commissioner Bogosian, seconded by
Commissioner McCullers and unanimously carried, the Indian River
County Agricultural Zoning Board then adjourned to meet again at
the call of the Chairman.
The Board then reconvened as Board of County Commissioners.
Richard Martin appeared on behalf of his father, Bert Martin
who is in violation of the zoning regulations by hauling dirt from
a R-1 zone. It was decided that Mr. Martin should appear before
the Zoning Board at the earliest possible time and that no action
would be taken by this Board until that time.
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.
907 to 964 inclusive; Road and Bridge Fund, Nos. 469 to 510 inclusive;
Fine and Forfeiture Fund, Nos. 196 to 202 inclusive. 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
Legislative Auditor, reference to such record and list o ecorded
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There being no further business, on Motion made, seconded
and carried, the Baard then adjourned at 4:50 o'clock P. M.
ATTEST
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MAY G 1979