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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1/20/1971WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1971 I The Board of County Commissioners of Indian River County, Florida met in regular session at the Courthouse, Vero Beach, Florida on Wednesday, January 20, 1971 at 8:30 o'clock A. M. Present were Richard P. Bogosian, Chairman; Alma Lee Loy, Vice Chairman; D. B. McCullers, Jr.; Jack U. Dritenbas and Edward J. Massey. Also present were Jack G. Jennings, County Administrator; Paul D. Burch, Attorney to the Board of County Commissioners James Reams, Deputy Sheriff; and Alfred H. Webber, Ralph H. Stewart 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 the regular meeting of January 6, 1971. Commissioner Loy requested that on Page 3, Paragraph 5 the name William should be changed to Winton. Commissioner Loy also requested that Page 9, Paragraph 7, should be changed from "conference" to read "conference of Natural Resources and Beach Erosion". These corrections having been made, Motion was made by Commissioner Loy, second by Commissioner Massey, and the Board unanimously approved the minutes of the regular meeting of January 6, 1971, as corrected. Dewey Walker, County Zoning Inspector, reported on zoning violations. On Motion of Commissioner McCullers, second of Commissioner Massey, the Board unanimously voted that the County Administrator, in accordance with the request of Floyd Grimm,in respect to the plot plan dated January, 1971; write Mr. Grimm a letter with the same assurance as the letter written to Mr. Roschach. Minutes of January 6, 197L On Motion made by Commissioner Massey, second by Commissioner Loy, the Board unanimously adopted the following Resolution: 1 ;W "Abu - L- JW2o 1g7t I M N w RESOLUTION NO. 71-3 WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners of Indian River County, Florida, recognizes the need for Comprehensive County Planning. and WHEREAS, Indian River County is, by resolution, a member of the Vero Beach -Indian River County Planning Commission, which purpose is to do comprehensive planning, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Board of County Commissioners of Indian River County does hereby approve and authorize the Vero Beach -Indian River County Planning Commission making 'a" pfication li' federal planning- assistance"grant,ia, amount -not i to exceed the approved budget, and to enter into contract with the State and Federal government to complete a Comprehensive Plan as herein- after described. Duly executed this 20th day of January 1971. A TEST. Cm WITV COURT Chairman ATTEST: JAN 2 0 10 RU W On Motion by Commissioner Massey, second of Commissioner Loy, the Board unanimously instructed the City -County Planner to include in the plan of development, right-of-way approaches from A -1-A to the beach, and to present the procedures to the Board. On Motion of Commissioner Dritenbas, second of Commissioner Loy, the following Resolution was unanimously adopted: "RESOLUTION 71-4 `'STATEMENT'OF'POLICY WITH RESPECT TO CURB D MEDIAN CUTS'ON JOR HIGHWA S INDIAN RIVER'COUNTY; FLORIDA WHEREAS, past experience shows that whenever new highways are constructed and new building thereafter takes place there also is experienced, by the Department of Transportation successive requests for new curb cuts and cuts in the median strip to provide vehicle access to roadside businesses and WHEREAS, these successive cuts have the effect of diminishing the effective- ness of the ability of highway to move traffic efficiently and effectively, and WHEREAS, the County is attempting to create clusters of business rather than strip business and limited access and off-street parking outside of the right-of-way thru zoning and subdivision regulations, NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Board of County Commissioners of Indian River County do hereby go on record to request the Florida State Department of Transportation to limit as much as possible the number of median and curb cuts and the width of curb cuts, and to suggest some type of systematic review whereby the.views of this County government can be taken into account by the Department of Transportation before issuing curb cut permits and authorizing the construction of median strip cuts on.all major highways in Indian River County. 3s 1/15/71 JAN 20 Mr. and Mrs. Morgan E. McClendon and Robert E Bruce appearing in request of Board's permission for trailers to remain on their properties for 45 days pending a zoning change, were told to return in the afternoon for the Board's decision. 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 o. 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 filth says that he is Business Manager of the Vero Beach Press-Joumal, a weekly newspaper published at,Vero Beach in Indian River County, Florida; that the attached Copy of advertise- -ant, being a . In the matter of In the Court, was pub- lished In said newspaper in the issues of Afflant 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 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 frorporaHon any discount, rebate, commission or refund for the purpose of securing this adver- tisement for publication in the said newspapers�tt�q Sworn to and subscribed before me this __J_=_day of Business Manager) LUAU( ark o Circuit Court, Indian River County, Florida) NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Board of County Commissioners of Indian River County, Florida. will receive bids to the hour of 9:30 A.M. on Wednesday, January 20, 1971, for Esse to said t'ounty, of the following described personal property. Bids will be publicly opened at the regular meeting of said Board to be held on the aforesaid date in the Com missioner'd Meeting Room, County Courthouse, Vero Beach. Florida. Oaaej_"abie 3i#>pr VeHedR. orlep., man compactor. Detailed specifications, bid forms and instructions for Bidders may be picked up at Room 115, County f:OUrthouEB or will be mailed on :request. BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS INDIAN RIVER COUNTY FLORIDA By: Jack U. Dritenbas Chairman Dec. 91, 1970, Jan. 7. 1971. The Chairman then called for receipt of bids in`accordance With the Notice and'the following sealed bids were received, opened and read: Florida Equipment Company ................$671.65 M. D. Moody Company.......... ......... 719.00 H. F. Mason Equipment Corporation........ 664.44 H. F. Mason Equipment Corporation........ 647.00 The Administrator then took the bids for evaluation. JAN 2 0 19" 1� y Lora Ammons speaking for a group of the Winter Beach area, appeared reqesting use of the Pleasant Ridge School for physical exercise purposes. Mrs. Ammons was told to prepare plans and submit a copy to the Board. Commissioner Mccullers, Commissioner Massey and Attorney Paul D. Burch were appointed as a Committee to receive plans for the use of Pleasant Ridge School Building. Robert Ramsdell, appearing in behalf of the Miracle Mile Meretaants submitted the -following -proposal: s January 19, 1971 To: The County Commission Indian River Countv Vero Beach, Florida From: the .Miracle Mile Business Owners Vero Beach, Florida Subject: Completion of S.R. 60 and the Rerouting of I 95 traffic At a meeting of the I4iracle Mile and U.S. 1 business owners at The Courtesy House on Horday, January 11, 1971, the following resolution was passed: BE,IT RESOLVED - 1. That the Department of Transportation expedite the completion of both lanes of S.A. 60 .with all pressure possible on the contractor including the application of all cor';ract'penalty provisions. 2. That the Department of 'Transportation, i- nediately, b -r means of changirg directional signs, route Northbound I 95 traffic to continue on U.S. 1 and iIiracle :dile to the rorth where, at some poirt deemed advisable by thF Depa.rtmFnt of Transportation, it would be routed over presently adequate roads back to 195 - Fellsmere, 'Jabas4o, .4alabar etc. 3. That the Department of Transportation install signs including the words "Auto Route" at the intersection of 3.R. 60 and Rarch Road and at U.S. 1 and Oslo Road and all siPns shcrrirg route into Vero Beach. Also that there be installed signs ircludirg the words "Food, Lodging, Fuel". ( Resolution sigred by 22 .4iracle Mile business owrers. ) Above is the temporary plan. At presert all I 95 and S.R. 60 traffic goes either arourd the truck route by-pass or east and veston2Cth Street and 20th Place end contributes a very small a°nourt of business to ary Vero Beach businesses (actuall.y only between 20th Place and the South City Limits on U.S. 1 ). At present most of this business -generating traffic is of no value to Vero Beach. Tliis r elution reflects our opinion that a ^ere matter of chargirg several signs,,reroute about 50% of traffic from and to I 95 is good for the followirg rPa-ors: 1. RPmovira the 'Torthbourd half of I 95 traffic will relieve several corgested areas on the presert route et the Irdian River Ci`rus Bark, the Florida East Const RR crus^irg, thr Florida First "atioral �ank and the Royal Castle Corner. y{ y JAN 2", 2. It makes full use of a facility (U.S. 1) already in existence without additional construction. 3. It gives the motels, filling stations, restaurarts and other businesses which are ready and able to give the traveling public service on Miracle Nile, the benefit of a portion of the I 95 traffic. 4. As pointed out by County Commissioner Dritenbas at the DOT hearing of January 14, 1971, the route we propose is three (3) miles shorter than the S.R. 6d - I 95 to Zal.abar route so it is good for the traveling public. The permanent portion of our proposal is this: Zi!r t v€ 4raffio sLwiles indicate that 20th 'Place and hiracle bile will not, hand le the traffi,c.on a 2—wR.y basis, make 20th Place and 20th. Street one=way for Southbound traffic ard, by im;urovirg 21st Street from the FRC RR tracks to St. Heler's corner, use Xtracle :file and 21st Street for Forthbound traffic. There would have to be a street improvement made between 21st Street and 20th Place alorg Commerce Avenue to take care of Southbound U.S. 1 traffic to 20th elgce at 50 Xinute Cleaner's corner. There yrould have to be an interchange at the Standard Oil intersection. • Only that portion of 21st Street from 15th Avenue Drart Furniture corner) to St. Melee's correr would need major improvemert. 'Therefore the length is considerably less than the 19th Place route (0.4 mile compared to 1.0 miles). Also this proposRl would tend to anchor the main business district of Vero Beach (13th, 14th, and 15th Avenues between 20th and 21st Streets) between two improved traffic arteries that will rot by ehRrged_ard will—cartirue.-to- contribute business over'manv veers. The main difficulty in this proposal is the necesGity of an irtercharge at 21st Street and Commerce Avenue (Standard Oil Station at west end of Dfiracle Mile). It seems to our group that if you, as the Courty Commission support one .specific proposal, the Dppartmert of Transoortation is much more apt to.do what is good for Vero Beach business as well as the taxpayer and the traveling public. Sfagatam Robert C. Ram ell 940 Miracle Mile JAN 2 0 Walter Jackson appeared and presented,a Master Plan for the Gifford area, as follows: njpR0VM-ENTS NEEDED IN THE GIFFORD AREA AS SUGGESTED BY THE GIFFORD CIVIC LEAGUE REQUEST 1 e STREET LIGHTS GIFFORD AREA AFTER DARK IS ONE OF THE MOST DANGEROUS AREAS IN INDIAN RIVER COUNTY. MANY PARENTS SHUDDER FOR THE SAFETY OF THEIR PU'rTn'0'MV T."TA UTTCZ'r BE f%TTn% AT NIGHT. THE CIVIC LEAGUE FEELS THAT THIS SITUATION CAN BE REMEDIED SOMEWHAT IF TH=WERE STREET LIGHTS IN THE AREA. HENCE, THE FOLLOWING RE- QUEST IS XADEt MEANS BE womAED OUT AND EFFORTS THAT somE INITIATED TO PUT STREET LIGHTS AT ALL PAVED INTERSECTIONS ON NO. GIFFORD ROAD, AND IN THE' GIFFORD AREA. NAMELY 31ST, 33RD, AND 38TH AVENUES, ALSO 25TH, 35TH AND 0XML4NS AVENUES. THAT THE COUNTY COXHISSIONERS REQUEST'THE STATE ROAD DEPT. TO INSTALL STREET LIGHTS ALONG SOUTH GIFFORD ROAD FROM THE RAILROAD, WEST TO 38TH AVENUE. THIS ROAD WILL SOON BE A BUSY HIGHWAY AND WE BELIEVE TRUCKS, TRAILERS, AND OTHER VEHICLES WILL BE USING THIS ROAD. THIS COULD BE DANGEROUS FOR MOTORISTS AND PEDESTRIANS. ESPECIALLY AT NIGHT. WE ALSO REQUEST THAT ADDITIONAL LIGHTS BE INSTALLED ON U.S. #1 BET- WEEN NORTH GIFFORD AND SOUTH GivrqnD ROAD, AND AT 45TH STREET AND OLD U.S. #i. JAN 20 .... ..... . I .2 MQUEST # 2 ROADS A PRIME, CONSIDERATION IN THE IMPROVEMENT OF ANY AREA IS Dr.,vi,;Lopmr,,NT or THE STREETS. SOME OF THE EXISTING ROADWAYS ARE DANGEROUS FOR THE PRESENT TRAFFIC AND THEREFORE REPRESENT A HAZARD To THE CITIZENS WHO MUST USE THESE STREETS. BECAUSE OF THIS THE FOLLOWING REQUESTS ARE MADE: pAVING or THE LONG DELAYED 43RD STREET FROM "us #1 (OLD)TO 28TH AVENUE.(TO BE COMPIXM) 3-(2) 25TH AVENUE - BETWEEN NORTH GIFFORD ROAD • AND 42ND STREET - 38TH AVENUE - BETWEEN NORTH AND SOUTH' GIFFORD ROAD (4) 38TH LANE EAST ON US #1 (5), PAVING OF A SIDEWALK FROM NORTH GIFFORD ROAD NORTH TO MIDDLE SCHOOL 6. p QUEST # .3- HOUSING A PRIME ESSENTIAL OF ANY COMMUNITY IS. ADEQUATE AND APPROPRIATE HOUSING FOR THE CITIZENS WHO ARE UNABLE OR UNWILLING TO ASSUME PERSONAL ROME OWNERSHIP. o MANY OF THE DWELLING PLACES CURRENTLY BEING USED IN THIS AREA MUST BE. PAR BELOW STANDARDS ACCEPTABLE TO.ANY BUILDING CODE* TFIEREPORSl THE FOLLOWING REQUEST IS MADE& THAT THE MUCH TALKED ABOUT BUILDING CODE FOR INDIAN RIVER COUNTY BE RIGOROUSLY ENFORCED IN THE-GIFFORD AREA AND THAT SINCERE EFFORTS BE MADE BY THE APPROPRIATE AGENCY OF GOVERNMENT TO MOVE TOWARD A SUFFICIENT QUANTITY,AND QUALITY .... ..... . I a - lit— OF HOUSING. FURTHER, WE REQUEST THAT EFFORTS .7. BE MADE TO.EVENTUALLY ALLEVIATE ALL RENTAL HOSUING WHICH DOES NOT COMPLY WITH ACCEPTABLE. STANDARDS. WE RE4 001 SND A L40V INCOME HOUSING PROGRAM. REQUEST # 4 - RECREATION MANY COMMUNITIES THIS SIZE HAVE PROVIDED FOR THEIR CITIZENS AR 2- AS DESIGNATED AS' "RECRE- ATIONAL." THE CIVIC LEAGUE, FEELS THAT A'"RE- CREATIONAL AREA". WOULD ALLEVIATE THE PRESENT CONDITIONS: (1) PLAYING IN VACANT LOTS AND ON PUBLIC THROUG12'ARESt AND (2) ELIMINATE THE TRESPASSING TO,PLAY ON SCHOOL PROPERTY AFT=- SCHOOL HOURS Bt---WANY-OP-OUR CHILDREN. (3) TRANSPORTATION PROBLEMS TO OTHER AREAS. TO MEET ONE OF OUR RECREATIONAL NEEDS, THE FOLLOWING REQUEST IS MADE, NOTES THIS REQUEST. WAS PRESENTED ALSO IN 1967. THAT AT LEAST TWENTY ACRES OF THE PROPERTY FRONTING 'ON SOUTH.G3:prORD ROAD AND 28TH AVENUE OR PROPERTY WEST OF MIDDLE SCHOOL 7 ON THE CORNER OF 28TH COURT AND 45TH STREET BE PURCHASED AND DEVELOPED FOR RECREATION PURPOSES, THIS DEVELOPMENT SHOULD INCLUDE ADEQUATE RECREATIONAL BUILDING; OUTSIDE COURTS, AND OTHER PLAY AREAS. FURTHER. A FULL-TIME DIRECTOR SHOULD BE EMPLOYED TO SUPERVISE THE PROGRAM. 4 *4 1 r off --'J _ o r I • REgUEST # 5 CENTRAL WATER ADDITIONS 1 THE GENERAL HEALTH OF ANY CITIZENS OF INDIAN RIVER COUNTY IS INEXTRICABLY ENTWINED i WITH ALL OTHER CITIZENS OF THE COUNTY. WE WOULD LIKE TO SEE COUNTY OFFICIALS s . INCLUDE THE GIFFORD AREA IN ANY FUTURE WATER AND SEWER IMPROVEMENTS IN ORDER TO ASSURE GOOD WATER FOR ALL CITIZENS. THE URBAN DEV:; ELOPMENT UTILITIES WATER PROGRAM.HAS PROVIDED SOME RELIEF IN CERTAIN AREAS, AND IF THE COUNTY CAN ASSIST IN THE PROJECT INITIATED BY U.D.U., OR AN ADEQUATE CENTRAL WATER SYSTEM FOR ALL OF GIFFORD, THIS WOULD BE A BIG RELIEF. THAT GIFFORD BE INCLUDED IN THE MUCH '• DISCUSSED FIRE DISTRICTS FOR INDIAN RIVER COUNTY, WE REALIZE THAT AS COUNTY COMMISSIONERS f YOU ARE KEEPING AN EYE ON TAX PAYERS DOLLARS = WANT TO MASE EVERY EXPENSE DOLLAR COUNT, .AND ' BUT SURELY THE HEALTH AND LIFE OF A CITIZEN IS WORTH EVERY DOLLAR SPENT IN THE WAY OF HEAL7Hv PROPERTY AND LIFE. MUEST•# 5 PROTECTION OF PROPERTY PROTECTION OF PROPERTY IS A VITAL CONCERN OF ANY COMMUNITY. OUR CONCERN IN THIS AREA SUGGEST THE FOLLOWING REQUEST: THAT SERIOUS CONSIDERATION BE GIVEN TO a ESTABLISHING A SUB FIRE STATION, WITH ADEQUATE I a v j FIRE FIGHTING EQUIPMENT AND PERSONNEL, IN THE IAN f g .. ,• .. . .. �' �' li it a p I ���� 2� 1911 � � - • :, , - GIFFORD AREA. VOLUNTEERS FROM THE CO:-,%Wh-,Ty WOULD SERVE. REQUEST # 6 CLEAN-UP AND DEAuTiricATioN MANY CITIZENS HAVE JOINED IN THE CIVIC LEAGUElS CAMPAIGNS TO "BEAUTIFY" OUR AREA, HOWEVER, WE ARE OFTEN FACED WITH THE PROBLEM OF DESERTED OR ABANDONED JUNK CARS. TO HELP KEEP OUR AREA CLEAN AND BEAUTIFUL, THE LEAGUE MAKES THE FOLLOWING REQUESTs THAT THE LAW CALLING FOR THE REMOVAL OF JUNK CARS BE ENFORCED IN THE GIFFORD AREA. -uRT=,Rs THAT ASSISTANCE BE GIVEN THE LEAGUE WHENEVER POSSIBLE. THAT THE COUNTY OFFICIALS USE VERY METHOD POSSIBLE TO ENFORCE LAWS ON DUMPING TRASH ON VACANT LOTS AND ALONG VARIOUS STREET, THAT PROPERTY OWNERS BE WARNED ABOUT CLEANING UP WEEDY VACANT LOTS OR BE CHARGED FOR VIOLATING OR DISOBEYING LAWS ON THIS MATTER, THAT SPECIAL ATTENTION OF VIOLATIONS BE GIVEN VACANT PROPERTY ALONG 42ND sTREL-t. AND 38THAVENUEBETWEEN NORTH. AND SOUTH GIFFORD ROADS. FURTHER THAT A REVISED SANITATION PROGRAM BE ENFORCED FOR DISPOSING Or OUTDOOR TOILETS AND OTHER UNHEALTHY SITUATIONS. WE FEEL THESE ARE URGENT REQUESTS. THE PROBLEM OF ROAMING DOGS IN THE AREA IS GROWING SERIOUS DAY AFTER DAY. THE LEAGUE IS REQUESTING OFFICIALS AND PERSONS RESPONSIBLE m J'AN')p �j 10 o • e E . J • ^ , M.. v - fir'. 1 R'••�W c . + ; 0 4��'•rrifw^f�,y: �• 0 . ..1' n+n/"• �1.� .r - .. . • 1. FOR ENFORCING LAWS CONCEmNMG STRAY OR UNLICENSED ` DOGS BE GIVEN SERIOUS ATTENTION. REQUEST. .7 MISCELLANEOUS IMPROVEMENTS THAT OUR UNPAVED ROADS BE GIVEN MORE ATTENTION BY THE COUNTY ROAD DEPARTMENT. THAT DIRT, FILL, MAREL BE HAULED TO FILL POT BOLES AND WASHED OUT AREAS MORE REGULARLY. Attorney Paul Burch reminded the speaker that many of these items would come under special taxing district. On Motion of Commissioner Loy, second of Commissioner McCullers, the Board unanimously voted that ##5:changed to #4 of Item #2 of the Master Plan be referred to the Administrator for estimate of cost for..a.sidewalk to Middle School -.6 - Information and applications for a Federal Grant for.an engineering study for county -wide water and sewer system, as presented by william A. Eldridge, United States Department of Agriculture, Farmers' Home Administration, was given to the Attorney to the Board for expedition. On Motion of Commissioner McCullers, second of Commissioner Massey, the Board unanimously voted that the bid of.Florida Equipment Company for the compacter in the amount of $671.65, as bid in the bid opening of 9:30 o'clock, as recommended by the Administrator, be accepted as the lowest and best bid; the bids of H. F. Mason Equipment Corporation not meeting specifications because of an under size plate. On Motion of Commissioner Massey, second Of Commissioner Dritenbas, the following Resolution was unanimously adopted: JAN 2 0 19M RE S OLUT ION 71-5 RELEASE OF EASEMENT THIS RELEASE OF EASEMENT, made and executed thisday of _ y _ 1971,. between INDIAN RIVER COUNTY, -party of the firs`Cpart and DONALD BROWN, party of the second part, WITNESSETH: For and in consideration of the sum of Ten and no/100 Dollars ($10.00) and other good and valuable considerations, in hand paid by the party of the second part to the party of the first part, the receipt whereof being hereby acknowledged, the said party of the first part dpes herewith release, discharge and quit claim unto the said party of the second part, his heirs, legal representa- motives and assigns, forever, the easement in favor of the party of the first part on real property situated in Indian River County, Florida,- which said easement is as follows: The drainage and utilities easement located between Lots 1 and 2, Block D, Garden of Eden Subdivision, according to plat thereof as recorded in the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Indian r..j River County, Florida, in Plat Book 4, Page 36, Indian River 'County Records. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, party. of the first part, by virtue vested by , law in the Board of CountyCommissioners, and for and on behalf of the County of Indian River, State of Florida, have caused these presents to be executed in its name by its Chairman and its seal to be affixed, attested by its Clerk of the Circuit Court. Signed, sealed and delivered in the presence of: BOARD OFCOUNTY COMMISSIONERS I=? nBy . Richard Bogosian, CYfkrman ATTEST: j Clerk of the Circuit Court of Indian River County, Florida (SEL IAN 41-1; 0 STATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY OF INDIAN RIVER I HEREBY CERTIFY that on this day before me, an officer duly authorized in the State and County aforesaid to take acknowledgments, person- ally appeared RICHARD BOGOSIAN and RALPH HARRIS, Chairman of the Board of County Commissioners of Indian River County. State of Florida, and Clerk of the Circuit Court of Indian River County.. State of Florida, respect- ively, and they severally acknowledged executilg the above and foregoing instru- ment, in the presence of two subscribing witnesoes, freely and voluntarily, under authority duly vested in them, and that the seals of said Bo. -Lid of County Commissioners of Indian River County, State of Florida, and the Clerk of the Circuit ' Court of Indian River County, Florida. affixed thereto are the true seals of -the foregoing. WITNESS, my hand and official seal in said State and County, this day of T/7, 1971. V/ Notary Public, FdridLarge My Commission expires: /.2ho/�3 (Notary Seal) Re 'bf&CSk1* 01 FIX_ida at 14/tIq dirt Gszr,.sica :x -s.;0 1773 t ­w Sr a- 4 , !V/ r1ow t (-) I JAN 971 - 2 - i The Administrator was requested to contact the owners along Jungle Drive as to their feelings of a speed reduction on the road from 35 miles per hour to 25 miles per hour as requested by Henry Karish. The Board then adjourned at 12:00 o'clock Noon and reconvened at 1:40 o'clock P. M. On Motion of Commissioner Dritenbas, second of Commissioner Loy, the Board unanimously voted to follow through with the decisionof January 6, and file the case against John Naimey. Donald Adams, City -County Building Inspector, reported to the Board. A City Ordinance regarding tie-dowft of mobile homes and the Southern Standard Housing Code were referred to the Attorney for study. ion was made by Commissioner Dritenbas, second by Commissioner Loy, and the Board unanimously voted that Indian River County not install culverts or build public roads to privately owned facilities. W. E. Orth appeared in regard to a road into the new Hibiscus Airport. The necessary procedure for the final settlement of the Indian River Flying Service Company was referred to the Attorney to the Board for proper documentation. On Motion of Commissioner Dritenbas, second of Commissioner Loy, the Board unanimously requested that the Administrator inform Marshall -Barnes and Reed Knight that it is contrary to County policy, January 20, 1971, to open roads or install culverts..to private facilities. A request from the Jaycees to make a project of the Tracking Station Park on 4-1-A was deferred until such a time as the rest of the Tracking Area is procured or until a right-of-way is established. The Administrator was requested to peruse the Mid -Florida Utility Franchise for the purpose of coming up with a solution to cost of repairing cuts made in County roads by the company. A letter received from Sidney Ansin regarding lot sizes in Vero Lakes Estates Subdivision is to be referred to the Board of Health; and Mr. Ansin.to be informed that the County has no regulations with respect to lot size but the Department of Health has squarq- JAN 2 0 1g't1 footage area guide with respect to septic.tanks which is approved by the Board of County Commissioners. On Motion of Commissioner Loy, second of Commissioner Dritenbas, the Board unanimously approved travel of the Administrator to Jacksonville on February 16 thru 18 to attend Solid Waste Management Seminar. On Motion of Commissioner.-Dr-..tenba,s,_ second -of Comm ss-iohe-r Massey, the Board unanimously voted that the regtiests of Mr. and Mrs. Morgan E. McClendon and Robert E. Bruce to be issued.a permit because of the existing moratorium on trailer restrictions be denied. January 20, 1971 Mombers of the Board of County Commission Res Kiwvanis Hobart Park Gentleman, Another great opportunity to develops Kiwanis-Hobart park is before us. As of this date, the Kiwanis Club and the County have worked together to oreat the basic needs on this outstanding park site. At the present stage in development, the greatest need is some type of swimming facility ---a fredh water swimming lake, complete with flowwell, pump and drainage for the overflew. During the past few years, members of the Kiwanis Club have accummulated some 05,000 and just recently received a donation of $5,000, to be used for park development. During the past few weeks we have worked frith the Bureau of -Outdoor Recreation, Mr. Richard Froemke, in Tallahassee, and learned that dark Development funds are presently available on a 50-50 matching basis. This would be a wonderful opportunity for us to provide this park with the only fresh water swinning area in the county, provide an area for swimming instruction for our youngsters and provide this park with it's greatest need in order to insure the basic facilities to expand on. If we can make available some $15,000, together with the Kiwanis Club's $10,000, we have received verbal assurance that an application for a grant of $25,000 would be approved, for this particular development project. r�,a '~ JAN 2 0 1971 .VVith your ocn ourrance, I would like to take action today, to authorize the County Planner and the County Administrator to make applidation to the State for this particular development plan, stating that we have set aside the necessary funds to complete this project. Alma Lee Loy The foregoing letter having been received, Motion was made by Commissioner Loy, second by Commissioner Massey, and the Board s un�Lnimously voted that the County Planner and the County Administrator be authorized to make application to the Bureau of Recreation, State of Florida for matching funds for a development plan for Kiwanis- Hobart Park; further stating that Indian River County will provide the sum of $25,000.00 to complete this project, $10,000.00 from the Kiwanis Club and $15,000.00 from County contingency. The Sheriff filed with the Board a statement of his appointment of Doyle Wagner Stroud as Deputy Sheriff, whose voting precinct is No. 5-A and of James Frederick Miller as -Deputy Sheriff, whose voting precinct -is No. 4-B, and the said Deputy Sheriffs filed their bonds with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, which were presented to the Board. On Motion by Commissioner Dritenbas, second by Commissioner Loy and unanimously carried, the bonds of said Deputy Sheriffs were approved and ordered filed with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. On Motion of Commissioner Loy, second of Commissioner Dritenbas, the following Item to Item Transfer was unanimously approved: ITEM TO ITEM TRANSFER . General Fund Account From To 90196 Reserve for Contingencies $12,000.00 34102 Sheriff- Other Salaries $8,978.80 84182 Sheriff- Equipment 3,021.20 $12,000.00 $12,000.00 JAN 2n 10 Mr .b On Motion of Commissioner Loy, second of Commissioner Massey, the applications for permission to carry firearms of Oscar R. Pedego and of Rex L. Hailey, Sr. were unanimously approved. On Motion of Commissioner Loy, second of Commissioner Massey, the State Witness Payroll of the Circuit Court, Fall Term, in'the amount of $769.40 was unanimously approved. ThiG1er7 staffed that- "the, Report of -'Receipts, Expenses and Net Income for the Year Ending the 31st Day of December, 1970 of the Clerk of the Circuit Court, the Tax Collector, the Tax Assessor, the Prosecuting Attorney and of the Judge of the Small Claims Court were received prior to January 15, as regVired by law, and placed mon file in the office of the Clerk. The several bills•and accounts against the County, having been audited were examined and x txnd tcL be-- corxeat were approved- and warrants issued in settlement of same as follows: General Fund, Nos. 2043 to 2089 inclusive; Road and Bridge Fund, Nos. 1053 to 1098 inclusive; Fine and Forfeiture Fund, Nos. 341 to 347 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 so recorded being made a part of these minutes. There being no further business, Ion Motion made, seconded and carried, the -Board adjourned at 5:15 o'clock P. M. ATTEST CL CHAIRMAN JAN 20 10 a