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Home My WebLink About6/1/19996 MINUTES ATTACHED 0 BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS INDIAN RIVER COUNTY, FLORIDA A G E N D A TUESDAY, JUNE 1 - 9:00 A.M. County Commission Chamber County Administration Building 1840 25th Street, Vero Beach, Florida 32960 COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Kenneth R. Macht, Chairman (District 3) Fran B. Adams, Vice Chairman (District 1) Caroline D. Ginn, (District 5) Ruth Stanbridge (District 2 John W. Tippin, (District 4) James E. Chandler, County Administrator Charles P. Vitunac, County Attorney Jeffrey K. Barton, Clerk to the Board 9:00 a.m. 1. CALL TO ORDER BACKUP 2. INVOCATION PAGES 3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE - James E. Chandler 4. ADDITIONS to the AGENDA/EMERGENCY ITEMS 1. Add Item 7.F.. Anwinimeots to the Beach and Shore Preservation Conn. 2. Move Item 7.D., Resolution Preparation Policy. to Item 13.A..2. 3. Add Item 13.A.3., Discussion of the Great itiuW Me==. 4. Add Item 13.B.1., Discussion regarding Contributions to the Florida Retirement Plan. S. Add Item 13.13.2., Discussion regarding City of Jadmonville ordinance on Motor Vehicle 7 ide Loan Industry. 5. PROCLAMATION and PRESENTATIONS None 6. APPROVAL OF MINUTES None 7. CONSENT AGENDA A. Approval of Warrants (memorandum dated May 21, 1999) B. County Resolution Supporting Muck Removal from the St. Sebastian River (memorandum dated May 25, 1999) C. JPH Development's Request for Extension of Major Site Plan Approval for a Multi -Tenant Contractor Trades/Warehouse Building (memorandum dated May 24, 1999) D. Resolution Preparation Policy (memorandum dated May 25, 1999) E. Payments to Vendors of Court Related Costs (memorandum dated May 27, 1999) 1-12 13-19 20-23 24-25 26 Boor. ! U , r�.ct 414 q BOOK � Fhi�C 4-�' BACKUP 8. CONSTITUTIONAL OFFICERS and GOVERNMENTAL AGENCIES PAGES None 9:05 A.M. 9. PUBLIC ITEMS A. PUBLIC HEARINGS Board Consideration to Purchase the Preuss Parcel of the "Blue Goose" Environmental Land Acquisition Project (memorandum dated May 25, 1999) 27-80 B. PUBLIC DISCUSSION ITEMS None C. PUBLIC NOTICE ITEMS None 10. COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR'S MATTERS None 11. DEPARTMENTAL MATTERS A. Community Development None B. Emergency Services None C. General Services None D. Leisure Services None E. Office of Management and Budget Tourist Development Council 1999/2000 Budget Recommendation (memorandum dated May 20, 1999) 81 F. Personnel None G. Public Works 37"' St., 41g St. and 45"' St. Improvements Final Release of Retainage (memorandum dated May 24, 1999) 82-90 H. Utilities 1. County Road 510 Force Main Interim Emergency Repair & Follow -Up Corrective Action (memorandum dated June 1, 1999) 91-95 2. Sebastian Water Expansion Phase II -C Resolutions I and II (memorandum dated May 21, 1999) 96-1.14 I. Human Services None 12. COUNTY ATTORNEY None BACKUP i PAGES 13. COMMISSIONERS ITEMS A. Chairman Kenneth R. Macht A Resolution of the Board of County Commissioners of Indian River County, Florida, Expressing It's Support of Proposed Federal Legislation - Conser- vation and Reinvestment Act of 1999 (H.R. 701) and Reinvestment and Environmental Resolution Act of 1999 (S.25) 115-117 B. Vice Chairman Fran B. Adams C. Commissioner Caroline D. Ginn D. Commissioner Ruth Stanbridge E. Commissioner John W. Tiepin 14. SPECIAL DISTRICTSBOARDS A. Emergency Services District None B. Solid Waste Disposal District None C. Environmental Control Board None 15. ADJOURNMENT Anyone who may wish to appeal any decision which may be made at this meeting will need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made which includes the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal will be based. Anyone who needs a special accommodation for this meeting may contact the county's Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) coordinator at 567-8000 x408 at least 48 hours in advance of meeting. Meeting may be broadcast live on TCI Cable Channel 13 - rebroadcast various times throughout the week Falcon Cable Channel 35 - rebroadcast Friday evening 800 INDEX TO NE NUTES OF REGULAR MEETING OF BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS JUNE 1. 1999 1. CALL TO ORDER .............................................. .1- 2. INVOCATION .................................................. 1- 3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE ...................................... -1- 4. ADDITIONS TO THE AGENDA ................................... 1- 7. CONSENT AGENDA ........................................... .2- 7.A. List of Warrants ............................................ 2- 7.B. Resolution 99-051 Supporting Muck Removal from the St. Sebastian River ...................................................... .10- 7.C. JPH Development - Request for Extension of Major Site Plan Approval for Multi -Tenant Contractor Trades/Warehouse Building (Gateway Center PhaseI) ................................................ .13- 7.D. Resolution Preparation Policy ............................... .14- 7.E. Payments to Vendors of Court -Related Costs ................... .14- 7.F. Appointments to Beach and Shore Preservation Committee - City of Vero Beach, Mayor Art Neuberger - City of Sebastian, Vice Mayor Chuck Neuberger - Town of Orchid, Town Manager Ernest Polverari ...... .15- 9.A. PUBLIC HEARING - PREUSS PARCEL OF THE `BLUE GOOSE" ENVIRONMENTAL LAND ACQUISITION PROJECT - AGREEMENT WITH TOM COLLINS REGARDING CONSERVATION EASEMENT ON PREUSS PARCEL.................................................... .17 - JUNE 19 1999 -1- I I BOOK i q o .s 1 LE. TOURIST DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL - 1999/2000 BUDGET RECOMMENDATIONS ........................................ .26- 11.G. 371H STREET, 41sT STREET AND 45TH STREET IMPROVEMENTS - FINAL RELEASE OF RETAINAGE - DICKERSON FLORIDA ............... .28- 11.H.1. COUNTY ROAD 510 - FORCE MAIN INTERIM EMERGENCY REPAIR AND FOLLOW-UP CORRECTIVE ACTION - WABASSO CAUSEWAY - DERRICO CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION - MASTELLER & MOLER ENGINEERS - PROJECT US -94 -22 -CS .. -29- RESOLUTION 99-052 AND RESOLUTION 99-053 - SEBASTIAN WATER EXPANSION PHASE II -C -PROJECT UW -97 -12 -DS ... -31- 13.A.1. ClIARMAN KENNETH R MACHT - PROPOSED RESOLUTION EXPRESSING SUPPORT OF PROPOSED FEDERAL LEGISLATION - CONSERVATION AND REINVESTMENT ACT OF 1999 (H.R. 701) AND REINVESTMENT AND ENVIRONMENTAL RESTORATION ACT OF 1999 (S.25) (FEDERAL OIL AND GAS RESOURCES ON THE OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF) .......................... .50- 13.A.2. CHAIRMbkN KENNETH R MACHT - RESOLUTION PREPARATION POLICY (MOVED FROM ITEM 7.D.) ........................ .52- 13.A.3. CHAIRMAN KENNETH R MACHT - DISCUSSION OF THE GREAT "TURKEY" MASSACRE (GOVERNOR BUSH VETOES LOCAL ITEMS FROM THE BUDGET) .................................... .53- 13.B.1. VICE CHAHWAN FRAN B. ADAMS - DISCUSSION REGARDING CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE FLORIDA RETIREMENT PLAN ..... .54- 13.B.2. VICE CHAIRMAN FRAN B. ADAMS - DISCUSSION REGARDING CITY OF JACKSONVILLE ORDINANCE ON MOTOR VEHICLE TITLE LOAN INDUSTRY ................................. .54 - JUNE 19 1999 -2- 0 0 June 1, 1999 REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS The Board of County Commissioners of Indian River County, Florida, met in Regular Session at the County Commission Chambers, 1840 2511 Street, Vero Beach, Florida, on Tuesday, June 1, 1999, at 9:00 a.m. Present were Kenneth R Macht, Chairman; Fran B. Adams, Vice Chairman; John W. Tippin; Caroline D. Ginn; and Ruth Stanbridge. Also present were James E. Chandler, County Administrator; Charles P. Vitunac, County Attorney; and Patricia "PT' Jones, Deputy Clerk. 1. CALL TO ORDER Chairman Macht called the meeting to order. 2. IlWOCATION Commissioner Ginn delivered the Invocation. 3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE County Administrator Chandler led the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. 4. ADDITIONS TO THE AGENDA Commissioner Adams requested 3 additions to today's Agenda: 1. Item 7.F., Appointments to the Beach and Shore Preservation Committee. 2. Item 13.B.1., Discussion regarding Contributions to the Florida Retirement Plan. 3. Item 13.B.2., Discussion regarding City of Jacksonville Ordinance on Motor Vehicle Title Loan Industry. JUNE 19 1999 -1- BOOK' r'AGr'e BOOK J 0` r't1� =j Commissioner Adams also requested that Item 7.D., Resolution Preparation Policy, be moved to Item 13.A.2. Chairman Macht requested the addition of Item 13.A.3., discussion of the great "Turkey" massacre. ON MOTION by Commissioner Stanbridge, SECONDED by Commissioner Adams, the Board unanimously made the above changes to the Agenda. 7. CONSENT AGENDA Commissioner Adams requested that Item 7.B. be removed for discussion. 7.A. LIST OF WARRANTS The Board reviewed a Memorandum of May 21, 1999: TO: HONORABLE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS DATE: MAY 21,1999 SUBJECT: APPROVAL OF WARRANTS FROM: EDWIN M. FRY, JR., FINANCE DIRECTOR In compliance with Chapter 136.06, Florida Statutes, all warrants issued by the Board of County Commissioners are to be recorded in the Board minutes. Approval is requested for the attached list of warrants, issued by the Clerk to the Board, for the time period of May 13 to May 21, 1999. ON MOTION by Commissioner Stanbridge, SECONDED by Commissioner Adams, the Board unanimously approved the list of Warrants as issued by the Clerk to the Board for the period from May 13, 1999 through May 21, 1999, as recommended by staff. JUNE 19 1999 CHECK NAME CHECK CHECK NUMBER DATE AMOUNT 0019984 IRC EMPLOYEE HEALTH INSURANCE- 1999-05-13 6,487.50 0019985 AMERICAN DENTAL PLAN (FLORIDA) 1999-05-17 1,667.12 0262591 ACTION PRINTERS 1999 -OS -20 102.05 0262592 AMERICAN BUSINESS INTERIORS 1999-05-20 2,314.33 0262593 ATCO TOOL SUPPLY 1999-05-20 230.94 0262594 ATLAS PEN & PENCIL CORP 1999 -OS -20 777.65 0262595 A A ELECTRIC, INC 1999-05-20 157.72 0262596 ALL RITE WATER CONDITIONING 1999-05-20 75.00 0262597 COMMONWEALTH TECH 1999-05-20 500.00 0262598 A T & T WIRELESS SERVICES 1999-05-20 159.09 0262599 A T & T 1999-05-20 103.38 0262600 AGENCY FOR HEALTH CARE 1999-05-20 169,466.53 0262601 ASHWORTH INC 1999-05-20 65.91 0262602 ASHBROOK CORP 1999-05-20 1,914.24 0262603 ATLANTIC COASTAL TITLE CORP 1999-05-20 56.00 0262604 APPERSON CHEMICALS,INC 1999 -OS -20 3,193.08 0262605 APA -FLORIDA CHAPTER 1999-05-20 125.00 0262606 ANICOM 1999-05-20 425.00 0262607 AMERITREND HOMES 1999-05-20 500.00 0262608 ANDREYEV ENGINEERING, INC. 1999-05-20 1,800.00 0262609 AUDIO REPLACEMENT TAPE SERVICE 1999-05-20 88.60 0262610 ARNOLD, DAVINA 1999-05-20 251.82 0262611 AIRWICK PROFESSIONAL PRODUCTS 1999-05-20 137.78 0262612 ALIGNMENT SUPPLIES INC 1999-05-20 6,205.25 0262613 BAKER DISTRIBUTING CO 1999-05-20 486.65 0262614 BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 1999-05-20 4,768.24 0262615 BERNAN ASSOCIATES 1999-05-20 70.00 0262616 BETTER BUSINESS FORMS, INC 1999-05-20 195.00 0262617 BRUGNOLI, ROBERT J PHD 1999-05-20 150.00 0262618 BARTON, JEFFREY K -CLERK 1999-05-20 3,600.00 0262619 BARTON, JEFFREY K 1999-05-20 2,476.55 0262620 BAKER & TAYLOR INC 1999-05-20 944.33 0262621 BUREAU OF ALCOHOL, TOBACCO & 1999-05-20 250.00 0262622 BRODART Co 1999-05-20 1,031.38 0262623 BFI MEDICAL WASTE SYSTEMS 1999-05-20 108.96 0262624 BAKER & TAYLOR ENTERTAINMENT _ 1999-05-20 355.06 0262625 BET -1 -SOUTH MOBILITY 1999-05-20 196.65 0262626 BELLSOUTH 1999-05-20 7,198.44 0262627 BEAZER HOMES, INC 1999-05-20 500.00 0262628 BAUER, JANICE 1999-05-20 54.75 0262629 BARKER, BONNIE 1999-05-20 17.60 0262630 BOYES & FARINA P A 1999-05-20 11,317.49 0262631 BELLSOUTH 1999-05-20 2,020.12 0262632 COASTLINE EQUIPMENT CO., INC 1999-05-20 256.67 0262633 CENTRAL WINDOW OF 1999 -OS -20 235.00 0262634 CLEMENTS PEST CONTROL 1999-05-20 460.50 0262635 COLD AIR DISTRIBUTORS 1999-05-20 7.69 0262636 CLOSSON PRESS 1999-05-20 40.00 0262637 COASTAL REFINING & MARKETING 1999-05-20 16,659.23 0262638 CROSS CREEK APPAREL, INC 1999-05-20 508.62 0262639 CARTER & VERPLANCK 1999 -OS -20 18,620.00 0262640 CITGO PETROLEUM CORP 1999-05-20 2,318.51 0262641 CHIVERS NORTH AMERICA 1999-05-20 143.46 0262642 CITY ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO 1999-05-20 111.00 0262643 C4 IMAGING SYSTEMS INC 1999-05-20 25.47 0262644 CLIFFORD, MIKE 1999 -OS -20 100.00 0262645 CORPORATION OF THE PRESIDENT 1999-05-20 48.75 0262646 CENTRAL PUMP & SUPPLY INC 1999-05-20 255.17 0262647 CAMPBELL, STEPHANIE 1999-05-20 157.07 0262648 CENTER FOR EMOTIONAL AND 1999-05-20 432.00 0262649 COLUMBIA HOUSE 1999-05-20 46.50 0262650 COMMERCIAL EQUIPMENT LEASING 1999-05-20 138.42 0262651 COBB, JOHN 1999-05-20 150.00 0262652 COLLIER CLUB INC 1999-05-20 19,351.12 0262653 DAVES SPORTING GOODS 1999-05-20 992.30 0262654 DICRERSON-FLORIDA, INC 1999-05-20 278,758.07 0262655 DIVE RESCUE INT'L, INC 1999-05-20 365.77 0262656 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF 1999-05-20 32,130.00 0262657 DRIVEWAYS INC 1999-05-20 10,411.63 0262658 DADE PAPER COMPANY 1999-05-20 910.69 0262659 DESIGNED TRAFFIC 1999-05-20 5,009.50 0262660 FEDE% 1999-05-20 12.75 0262661 DOWNTOWN PRODUCE INC 1999-05-20 260.97 0262662 DOWNING, DALE 1999-05-20 500.00 0262663 DOYLE, STEVE 1999-05-20 64.00 0262664 E -Z BREW COFFEE SERVICE, INC 1999-05-20 92.25 0262665 EVANS, FLOYD 1999 -OS -20 25.00 0262666 E D DESIGNER HATS 1999-05-20 54.00 0262667 ERICSSON, INC 1999-05-20 25.00 0262668 ECOTECH CONSULTANTS, INC 1999-05-20 9,166.47 JUNE 191999 -3- 600K 1- ` F',1GE y 2 ' BOOK CHECK NAME CHECK CHECK NUMBER DATE AMOUNT 0262669 EZ GOLF 1999-05-20 39.00 0262670 ESQUIRE DEPOSITION SERVICES 1999-05-20 387.50 0262671 ELDERHOSTEL - CATALOG DEPT. 1999-05-20 10.00 0262672 FISHER SCIENTIFIC 1999-05-20 352.55 0262673 FLORIDA BAR, THE 1999-05-20 52.00 0262674 FLORIDA EAST COAST RAILWAY CO 1999-05-20 2,468.00 0262675 FLORIDA COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO _ 1999-05-20 1,043.90 0262676 FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY 1999-05-20 39,862.19 0262677 FLORIDA WATER RESOURCES 1999-05-20 585.00 0262678 FRASER ENGINEERING & TESTING 1999-05-20 1,605.00 0262679 FOOT -JOY DRAWER 1999-05-20 182.00 0262680 FLOWERS BAKING COMPANY OF 1999-05-20 251.63 0262681 FLORIDA TIRE RECYCLING, INC 1999-05-20 1,633.80 0262682 FLINN, SHEILA I 1999-05-20 406.00 0262683 FLOW -TECHNOLOGY 1999-05-20 47.66 0262684 FIRST NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST 1999-05-20 9.65 0262685 FELLSMERE, CITY OF 1999-05-20 111.39 0262686 FALZONE, CHRISTOPHER 1999-05-20 59.22 0262687 FLORIDA DEPT OF CORRECTIONS 1999-05-20 141.06 0262688 FORE COMMUNICATIONS, INC 1999-05-20 149.00 0262689 FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK 1999-05-20 372.12 0262690 FREIGHTLINER TRUCKS OF SOUTH 1999-05-20 129.02 0262691 FLORIDA PARK PATROL 1999-05-20 25.00 0262692 FIRESTONE TIRE & SERVICE 1999-05-20 575.68 0262693 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF LAW 1999-05-20 67.12 0262694 FLORIDA HISTORICAL LIBRARY 1999-05-20 124.60 0262695 FLORIDA HIGHWAY PATROL 1999-05-20 25.00 0262696 GALE GROUP, THE 1999-05-20 1,871.72 0262697 GATOR LUMBER COMPANY 1999-05-20 22.32 0262698 GENEALOGICAL PUBLISHING 1999-05-20 234.85 0262699 GENE'S AUTO GLASS 1999-05-20 295.00 0262700 GLISSON & SONS, INC 1999-05-20 1,200.00 0262701 GOODKNIGHT LAWN EQUIPMENT, INC 1999-05-20 54.23 0262702 GRAYBAR ELECTRIC CO INC 1999-05-20 569.23 0262703 GROLIER PUBLISHING COMPANY 1999-05-20 1,269.88 0262704 GENTILE, MICHELLE 1999-05-20 92.08 0262705 GOODYEAR AUTO SERVICE CENTER 1999-05-20 483.06 0262706 GEAR EDWARDS INC 1999-05-20 41.97 0262707 GRILL REFILL, INC 1999-05-20 94.60 0262708 GERACE, EVELYN H 1999-05-20 13.50 0262709 GREENHAVEN PRESS INC 1999-05-20 134.56 0262710 HARBOR BRANCH OCEANOGRAPH, INC 1999-05-20 400.00 0262711 HARRIS SANITATION, INC 1999-05-20 540.24 0262712 HARVEY, CARLITA 1999-05-20 25.14 0262713 HAZELLIEF, JEANNIE E 1999-05-20 133.00 0262714 HIGHSMITH, INC 1999-05-20 209.95 0262715 HORNUNG'S PRO GOLF SALES, INC 1999-05-20 454.19 0262716 HUNTER AUTO SUPPLIES 1999-05-20 627.95 0262717 HERITAGE BOOKS, INC 1999-05-20 108.00 0262718 HERITAGE QUEST 1999-05-20 34.42 0262719 EACH COMPANY 1999-05-20 174.55 0262720 HARBOR BRANCH OCEANOGRAPHIC 1999-05-20 0262721 HILL MANUFACTURING 1999-05-20 .5,624.00 1,222.64 0262722 HOLIDAY BUILDERS 1999-05-20 500.00 0262723 HINTON'S CARPET CLEANING 1999-05-20 880.00 0262724 HOWARD JOHNSON E%PRESS INN 1999-05-20 84.00 0262725 HAWKS'CAY RESORT & MARINA 1999-05-20 297.00 0262726 HEARING VISIONS _ 1999-05-20 54.00 0262727 INDIAN RIVER COUNTY 1999-05-20 4,740.00 0262728 INDIAN RIVER COUNTY SOLID 1999-05-20 3,390.50 0262729 INDIAN RIVER COUNTY 1999-05-20 200.00 0262730 INDIAN RIVER ACE HARDWARE 1999-05-20 18.43 0262731 INDIAN RIVER BATTERY, INC 1999-05-20 344.00 0262732 INDIAN RIVER BLUEPRINT CO INC 1999-05-20 255.52 0262733 INDIAN RIVER COUNTY 1999-05-20 76.00 0262734 INDIAN RIVER COUNTY UTILITY 1999-05-20 461.28 0262735 INDUSTRIAL REFUSE SALES 1999-05-20 8,250.00 0262736 INGRAM LIBRARY SERVICES 1999-05-20 109.92 0262737 INDIAN RIVER COUNTY 1999-05-20 3,073.33 0262738 INDIAN RIVER COUNTY 1999-05-20 118.00 0262739 INSURANCE SERVICING & 1999-05-20 550.00 0262740 INVESTIGATIVE SUPPORT 1999-05-20 2,000.00 0262741 IBM CORPORATION 1999-05-20 1,391.87 0262742 INSTITUTE OF TRANSPORTATION 1999-05-20 0262743 INDIAN RIVER INDUSTRIAL 1999-05-20 517.00 329,434.27 0262744 INTERIM COURT REPORTING 1999-05-20 0262745 IRRIGATION CONSULTANTS UNLIMIT 1999-05-20 132.75 0262746 IFAS PUBLICATIONS 1999-05-20 16.28 0262747 JACOBS ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIR 1999-05-20 79.75 0262748 JANIE DEAN CHEVROLET, INC 1999-05-20 18.50 7.20 JUNE 19 1999 6 CHECK NAME CHECK CHECK NUMBER DATE AMOUNT 0262749 JIFFY PHOTO CENTER 1999-05-20 206.93 0262750 JOHNSON, LILLIAN 1999-05-20 52.20 0262751 JONES CHEMICALS, INC 1999-05-20 1,489.29 0262752 POWELL, MARY D 1999-05-20 169.22 0262753 KNIGHT & MATHIS, INC 1999-05-20 70.90 0262754 K & S RIP RAP SERVICES 1999-05-20 4,098.60 0262755 KELLY TRACTOR CO 1999-05-20 5.61 0262756 KANO LABORATORIES, INC 1999-05-20 190.33 0262757 KELLER, SCHLEICHER & 1999-05-20 1,650.00 0262758 KILPATRICK TURF EQUIPMENT INC 1999-05-20 149.76 0262759 KT MOWER & EQUIPMENT 1999-05-20 41.28 0262760 KEEP INDIAN RIVER BEAUTIFUL 1999-05-20 1,483.29 0262761 K DATA PRODUCTS, INC. 1999-05-20 232.52 0262762 K & M ELECTRIC SUPPLY INC 1999-05-20 132.11 0262763 KIPP, BILLY C 1999 -OS -20 23.17 0262764 LAB SAFETY SUPPLY, INC 1999-05-20 305.55 0262765 LEISURE ARTS, INC 1999-05-20 24.91 0262766 LOWE'S HOME CENTERS, INC 1999-05-20 502.10 0262767 L B SMITH, INC 1999-05-20 109.53 0262768 LISI PRESS, THE 1999-05-20 20.00 0262769 LOPRESTI, ETTA 1999-05-20 44.28 0262770 LESCO, INC 1999-05-20 501.94 0262771 LUCENT TECHNOLOGIES 1999-05-20 121.29 0262772 LIBERTY DIV OF COPYCO 1999-05-20 61.00 0262773 LANDSCAPE CONNECTION 1999-05-20 57.28 0262774 LARGE PRINT LIBRARY DISCOUNTER 1999-05-20 44.50 0262775 MAXWELL PLUMBING, INC 1999-05-20 23.00 0262776 MICKLER'S FLORIDIANA, INC 1999-05-20 105.04 0262777 MICROFORMS MANAGEMENT CORP 1999-05-20 565.12 0262778 _ MIKES GARAGE 1999-05-20 120.00 0262779 MILKER DOCUMENT PRODUCTS 1999-05-20 224.56 0262780 MOODY TIRE, INC 1999-05-20 54.57 0262781 MORA, RALPH PHD 1999-05-20 150.00 0262782 MAC PAPERS, INC 1999-05-20 53.25 0262783 MCMASTER-CARR SUPPLY COMPANY 1999-05-20 121.57 0262784 MISSIMER INTERNATIONAL 1999-05-20 2,320.00 0262785 MORELLO, KEN A 1999-05-20 500.00 0262786 MAURER, ERMA B, RN 1999-05-20 160.00 0262787 MCCLEARY, DENNIS 1999-05-20 4,725.00 0262788 MCCLEARY, MILDRED 1999-05-20 184.00 0262789 MAIN STREET HARDWARE, INC 1999-05-20 18.20 0262790 MARC INDUSTRIES 1999-05-20 180.74 0262791 MGB CONSTRUCTION INC 1999-05-20 500.00 0262792 MCGUIRE, GEORGE SEAN 1999-05-20 282.04 0262793 MONARCH MARKING SYSTEMS 1999-05-20 482.51 0262794 MAX DAVIS ASSOCIATES INC 1999-05-20 112.19 0262795 MARKETING THAT WORKS INC 1999-05-20 4,725.00 0262796 MILLER, STACEY 1999-05-20 43.77 0262797 MEREDITH BOOKS 1999-05-20 17.48 0262798 NAVY LEAGUE OF THE U S 1999-05-20 30.00 0262799 NEW READERS PRESS 1999-05-20 470.88 0262800 NICOSIA, ROGER J DO 1999-05-20 2,840.00 0262801 NEW HORIZONS OF THE TREASURE 1999-05-20 2,671.02 0262802 N A D A APPRAISAL GUIDES 1999-05-20 40.00 0262803 NATIONAL PROPANE CORP 1999-05-20 45.99 0262804 NATIONAL BAG COMPANY, INC 1999-05-20 534.82 0262805 NETMANAGE, INC 1999 -OS -20 96.00 0262806 NORTHERN SAFETY COMPANY 1999-05-20 142.47 0262807 NEOPOST 1999-05-20 918.00 0262808 OFFICE PRODUCTS & SERVICE 1999-05-20 887.09 0262809 OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS 1999-05-20 164.65 0262810 OFFICE DEPOT, INC 1999-05-20 712.47 0262811 PARKS RENTAL INC 1999-05-20 66.91 0262812 PEPSI -COLA COMPANY 1999 -OS -20 43.00 0262813 PETTY CASH 1999-05-20 292.43 0262814 PHILLIPS, LINDA R 1999-05-20 42.00 0262815 POSTMASTER 1999-05-20 300.00 0262816 PUBLIC DEFENDER 1999-05-20 3,807.15 0262817 PRYOR RESOURCES, INC 1999-05-20 89.00 0262818 PETTY CASH 1999-05-20 13.84 0262819 PORT PETROLEUM, INC 1999-05-20 1,740.89 0262820 PARSONS TECHNOLOGY 1999-05-20 39.97 0262821 PRESS JOURNAL 1999-05-20 70.50 0262822 POSTMASTER 1999-05-20 132.00 0262823 PINEAPPLE PRESS, INC 1999-05-20 69.10 0262824 PEEK TRAFFIC SYSTEMS, INC 1999-05-20 1,350.00 0262825 PIONEER METALS, INC 1999-05-20 445.00 0262826 PERKINS MEDICAL SUPPLY 1999-05-20 42.00 0262827 PANGSURN, TERRI 1999 -OS -20 24.00 0262828 PRESS JOURNAL/STUART NEWS 1999-05-20 2,850.67 0262829 _ PRAXAIR DISTRIBUTION 1999-05-20 279.40 JUNE 191999 • -5- BOOK rAGE CHECK NAME CHECK CHECK NUMBER DATE AMOUNT 0262830 PHELPS, PAMELA G 1999-05-20 50.00 0262831 PESCIA, DONALD 1999-05-20 874.04 0262832 PRECEPT 1999-05-20 201.60 0262833 QUALITY BOORS, INC 1999-05-20 354.75 0262834 RADIOSHACK 1999-05-20 143.39 0262835 RUSSELL CONCRETE, INC 1999 -OS -20 332.50 0262836 ROBERTS, CHARLES 1999-05-20 500.00 0262837 REXFORD, C JOHN 1999-05-20 500.00 0262838 ROBINSON EQUIPMENT COMPANY,INC 1999-05-20 371.16 0262839 REMITTANCE PROCESSING CENTER 1999-05-20 68.67 0262840 RECORDED BOOKS INC 1999-05-20 267.20 0262841 RUBBER STAMP EXPRESS & MORE 1999-05-20 12.00 0262842 RELIANCE PETROLEUM CO, INC 1999-05-20 165.72 0262843 REISFELD, ART 1999-05-20 63.28 0262844 RAY TECH ENTERPRISES INC 1999-05-20 1,700.00 0262845 RSR 1999-05-20 1,845.48 0262846 ROYAL CUP COFFEE 1999-05-20 92.25 0262847 RAPP, PAMELA 1999-05-20 12.00 0262848 REGIONS INTERSTATE BILLING 1999-05-20 1,797.00 0262849 ROCKHURST COLLEGE CONTINUING 1999-05-20 278.00 0262850 SCHOPP, BARBARA G 1999-05-20 164.50 0262851 SCOTT'S SPORTING GOODS 1999-05-20 400.00 0262852 SCOTTY'S, INC 1999-05-20 252.46 0262853 SEBASTIAN BUSINESS SUPPLY, INC 1999-05-20 515.65 0262854 SEWELL HARDWARE CO, INC 1999-05-20 262.40 0262855 SOUTHERN EAGLE DISTRIBUTING, 1999-05-20 1,217.06 0262856 SOUTHERN ELECTRIC SUPPLY 1999 -OS -20 527.75 0262857 STANDARD & POOR'S 1999-05-20 2,090.00 0262858 STATE ATTORNEY 19TH CIRCUIT 1999-05-20 70.20 0262859 SUNSHINE PHYSICAL THERAPY 1999-05-20 15.00 0262860 ST JOHN'S RIVER WATER MGMT 1999-05-20 250.00 0262861 ST LUCIE PAPER & PACKAGING,INC 1999-05-20 815.80 0262862 SERVICE REFRIGERATION CO, INC 1999-05-20 331.90 0262863 SIMON & SCHUSTER 1999-05-20 1,428.63 0262864 SAFESPACE 1999-05-20 1,250.00 0262865 SALEM PRESS, INC 1999-05-20 394.25 0262866 SUBSTANCE ABUSE COUNCIL 1999-05-20 150.00 0262867 SEXTON, HILDY 1999-05-20 80.00 0262868 SF COMMUNICATIONS INC 1999-05-20 39.90 0262869 SUN BELT MEDICAL SUPPLY, INC 1999 -OS -20 1,372.60 0262870 SALEM PRESS, INC 1999-05-20 282.00 0262871 SCHLITT, JIM 1999-05-20 500.00 0262872 SYSCO FOOD SERVICES OF 1999-05-20 1,226.61 0262873 SNOBERGER, RUTH ANN 1999-05-20 169.75 0262874 SEBASTIAN POLICE DEPARTMENT 1999-05-20 25.00 0262875 SYSTEMATIC SERVICES, INC 1999-05-20 4,193.20 0262876 SOUTHERN LOCK AND SUPPLY CO 1999 -OS -20 181.20 0262877 STM/SAVE THE MOMENT 1999-05-20 43.00 0262878 SUDDEN IMAGES (BEACH) 1999-05-20 82.50 0262879 SOUTHERN SECURITY SYSTEMS OF_ 1999-05-20 95.00 0262880 STAGE & SCREEN 1999-05-20 28.44 0262881 SHIELDS, VANESSA 1999-05-20 34.76 0262882 SCHWEY, PAUL MATTHEW 1999-05-20 _ 56.00 0262883 SCOTT, LONNIE G 1999-05-20 140.00 0262884 SAFETY & HEALTH TRAINING CTR 1999-05-20 7,590.00 0262885 SCARPINATO, DENIS D DVM MS 1999-05-20 400.00 0262886 SEMINOLE SOIL & WATER DISTRICT 1999-05-20 20.00 0262887 SIMPSON, GAIL 1999-05-20 90.00 0262888 SHELL FLEET CARD 1999-05-20 926.64 0262889 SOUTHERN STAR 1999-05-20 540.00 0262890 STEWART, SARAH LYNN 1999-05-20 38.62 0262891 TEN -8 FIRE EQUIPMENT, INC 1999-05-20 1,868.67 0262892 TITLEIST DRAWER 1999-05-20 139.26 0262893 TREASURE COAST REFUSE 1999-05-20 33,727.70 0262894 TERRA 1999-05-20 887.00 0262895 THOMSON FINANICAL PUBLICATION 1999-05-20 264.75 0262896 TLC DIVERSIFIED, INC 1999-05-20 58,346.58 0262897 TABAR, JEFFREY 1999-05-20 333.93 0262898 TACKETT, WILLIAM C 1999-05-20 52.96 0262899 TANDY BRANDS ACCESSORIES 1999-05-20 43.88 0262900 TRAVELHOST OF TREASURE COAST & 1999-05-20 190.00 0262901 TRAKKER MAPS, INC 1999-05-20 54.85 0262902 TCI CABLEVISION OF FLORIDA 1999-05-20 9,726.47 0262903 TOMMY HILFIGER GOLF 1999-05-20 2,278.93 0262904 IIS FILTER DISTRIBUTION GROUP 1999-05-20 33,418.93 0262905 USA BLUEBOOK 1999-05-20 598.11 0262906 UNITED STATES PLASTIC CORP 1999-05-20 255.05 0262907 USA AQUATICS INC 1999-05-20 191.10 0262908 VELDE FORD, INC 1999-05-20 249.03 0262909 VERO BEACH, CITY OF 1999-05-20 13,420.62 0262910 VERO CHEMICAL DISTRIBUTORS,INC 1999-05-20 113.00 0262911 VERO LAWNMOWER CENTER, INC 1999-05-20 13,126.05 JUNE 11 1999 0 • CHECK NAME CHECK CHECK NUMBER DATE AMOUNT 0262912 VERO REACH, CITY OF 1999-05-20 24.07 0262913 VERO BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 1999-05-20 225.00 0262914 VERO BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 1999-05-20 185.00 0262915 VERO BEARING & BOLT 1999-05-20 147.44 0262916 VOLUNTEER ACTION CENTER 1999-05-20 75.00 0262917 VERO HERITAGE INC 1999-05-20 880.00 0262918 VANSON ENTERPRISES 1999-05-20 500.00 0262919 WAL-MART STORES, INC 1999-05-20 512.94 0262920 WALSH, LYNN 1999-05-20 56.84 0262921 WHEELER, GARY C 1999-05-20 5,579.19 0262922 WITTEK GOLF SUPPLY CO, INC 1999-05-20 260.66 0262923 W W GRAINGER, INC 1999-05-20 620.31 0262924 WAL-MART STORES, INC 1999-05-20 11.77 0262925 WILLHOFF, PATSY 1999-05-20 260.00 0262926 WILLIAM THIES & SONS, INC 1999-05-20 357.50 0262927 WILLIAMS, BETTY R, RN 1999-05-20 44.00 0262928 WHEELER, GARY SHERIFF 1999-05-20 4,252.08 0262929 WHITESIDE PARTS & SERVICE INC 1999-05-20 48.00 0262930 WORLDCOM TECHNOLOGIES INC _ 1999-05-20 65.80 0262931 WEST GROUP PAYMENT CTR 1999 -OS -20 272.00 0262932 WWCI TV 10 1999-05-20 300.00 0262933 WHEELED COACH INDUSTRIES INC 1999-05-20 137.70 0262934 XEROX CORPORATION 1999-05-20 2,259.59 0262935 YAVORSKY'S TRUCK SERVICE,INC 1999-05-20 10.35 0262936 ZIMMERMANN, KARL 1999-05-20 21.60 0262937 ZEP CONSTRUCTION INC 1999-05-20 40,600.00 0262938 MILLER, JOSEPH 1999-05-20 601.92 0262939 COOPER, GEORGE 1999-05-20 297.66 0262940 BRANDON CAPITAL CORPORATION 1999-05-20 60.12 0262941 KINSEY, CHARLES E 1999-05-20 44.06 0262942 LETHIG, DEBORAH 1999-05-20 5.39 0262943 CALIXTE, MARIE 1999-05-20 12.43 0262944 GROOM CONSTRUCTION CO 1999-05-20 51.25 0262945 RICHARDS, STEVEN & BECKY 1999-05-20 23.00 0262946 JOHNSTON, RALPH L 1999-05-20 91.44 0262947 PROCTOR CONSTRUCTION CO, INC 1999-05-20 458.17 0262948 STOKES, PATRICK E 1999-05-20 21.62 0262949 GHA, GRAND HABOR LTD 1999-05-20 65.17 0262950 SANDERS, DEBBIE HART 1999-05-20 38.10 0262951 ZERN, ALLEN 1999-05-20 98.68 0262952 CENTURY 21 SEA TREK 1999-05-20 41.92 0262953 SCHLITT, LARRY 1999-05-20 14.51 0262954 S R SMITH & SONS 1999-05-20 28.08 0262955 MCDOUGALL, STEVEN LEE 1999-05-20 24.02 0262956 FOTHERGILL, GORDON M 1999-05-20 66.82 0262957 GRO VERO BEACH INC 1999-05-20 234.22 0262958 MGB CONSTRUCTION INC 1999-05-20 101.77 0262959 QUEEN, ROCKETTE 1999-05-20 64.19 0262960 SCHRAM, BARBARA 1999-05-20 68.89 0262961 COLBURN, SHEREE A 1999-05-20 54.07 0262962 ST LUCIE DEVELOPMENT CORP 1999-05-20 38.98 0262963 JULIN CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION 1999-05-20 50.00 0262964 WATSON, GEORGE E 1999-05-20 25.26 0262965 WESCOTT, DEANNA M 1999-05-20 6.72 0262966 DOBSON, RAMAR M 1999-05-20 14.15 0262967 HARRIS, JENNIFER J 1999-05-20 56.28 0262968 IOTT, FRANCIS C 1999-05-20 524.54 0262969 KING, JEAN C 1999-05-20 69.64 0262970 VREDENBURG, CURT D 1999-05-20 76.37 0262971 SEQUOIA CORPORATION 1999-05-20 66.95 0262972 WELLINGTON HOMES 1999-05-20 43.00 0262973 FINCH, KIM 1999-05-20 2.45 0262974 STEINBERGER, DEAN 1999-05-20 27.72 0262975 MURPHY, PAUL I 1999-05-20 19.82 0262976 CLEMENT, ELIZABETH D 1999-05-20 81.74 0262977 DAVIS, JANICE A 1999-05-20 22.20 0262978 COHEN,HAROLD & MARLENE 1999-05-20 52.41 0262979 SAFRAN, ROBERT S 1999-05-20 11.66 0262980 DESCLOS, CYNTHIA 1999-05-20 58.66 0262981 ADAMSON, MARY L 1999-05-20 49.74 0262982 _ BENTLEY, JESSICA 1999-05-20 59.71 0262983 ROGERS, ROBERT B 1999 -OS -20 59.68 0262984 HOWELL, JOHN D 1999-05-20 32.10 0262985 FERRIL, KAY 1999-05-20 21.61 0262986 NEWLAND JR, ROBERT G 1999-05-20 27.11 0262987 GENTRY, JENNIFER 1999-05-20 32.63 0262988 GREGOIRE, TONIA 1999-05-20 29.52 0262989 ASSOCIATES REALTY 1999-05-20 34.47 0262990 KAELIN, CYNTHIA 1999-05-20 27.95 0262991 CASTAWAY COVE 1999-05-20 66.47 0262992 ANDERSEN, ANDREW P 1999-05-20 67.40 JUNE 1, 1999 • -7- BOCK l� � , ��- rt� r BOOK CHECK NAME CHECK CHECK NUMBER DATE AMOUNT 0262993 ATTEO, SHERRI 1999-05-20 14.32 0262994 PISATURO, JOAN T 1999-05-20 47.50 0262995 MC GRATH, DEBORAH 1999-05-20 118.00 0262996 PERKINS, BRYCE 1999-05-20 105.06 0262997 KIRCHOFF, GEORGE F 1999-05-20 105.06 0262998 ANDERSON, FRED 1999-05-21 148.00 0262999 BECHT, TONYA AND CITY OF VERO 1999-05-21 92.00 0263000 BROXTON, LYDIA 1999-05-21 219.00 0263001 BREVCO PROPERTIES, INC 1999-05-21 471.00 0263002 BEUTTELL, PETER M 1999-05-21 270.00 0263003 SILKEN GROUP 1999-05-21 1,694.00 0263004 BEANS, ROBERT 1999-05-21 226.00 0263005 BROOKS, DONNA AND CITY OF VERO 1999-05-21 59.00 0263006 BELL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 1999-05-21 1,283.00 0263007 BOUYSSOU, STEPHANE H 1999-05-21 397.00 0263008 BLAHNIK, CHRIS OR MILDRED 1999-05-21 364.00 0263009 BUCKNER, SHEILA & CITY OF VERO 1999-05-21 84.00 0263010 BROOKHAVEN, TOWN OF 1999-05-21 557.64 0263011 BREVARD COUNTY HOUSING AUTHRTY 1999-05-21 484.64 0263012 BLUE, YOLANDA 1999-05-21 438.00 0263013 CARTWRIGHT, WILLIAM AND/ 1999-05-21 197.00 0263014 CORR, RHODA L 1999-05-21 299.00 0263015 COLLINS, THOMAS B 1999 -OS -21 588.00 0263016 COSCO, KEN 1999-05-21 452.00 0263017 CENTURY 21 SEATREK REALTY, INC 1999-05-21 245.00 0263018 CARLTON, ALLAN R 1999-05-21 306.00 0263019 C P E ASSOCIATES 1999-05-21 906.00 0263020 CAPAK, GERALD T 1999-05-21 350.00 0263021 CUMMINGS, JERRY 1999-05-21 438.00 0263022 COLDWELL BANKER 1999-05-21 426.00 0263023 CLUNN, JEFFREY 1999-05-21 312.00 0263024 CARONE, PAUL 1999-05-21 230.00 0263025 CHAMBLISS, CHIQUITA AND CITY 1999 -OS -21 18.00 0263026 CARLUCCI, LEONARD A 1999-05-21 404.00 0263027 DAN PREUSS REALTY, INC 1999-05-21 274.00 0263028 DOOLITTLE JAMES A & ASSOCIATES 1999-05-21 2,712.00 0263029 DENNISON, WANDA 1999-05-21 911.00 0263030 DOVE, E WILSON 1999-05-21 267.00 0263031 DOYLE, CHERYL 1999-05-21 305.00 0263032 EDGEWOOD PLACE (305-113) _ 1999-05-21 390.00 0263033 EDWARD, FRANKLIN 1999-05-21 328.00 0263034 FOGERTY, GEORGE A 1999-05-21 315.00 0263035 FRESH, DANIEL J 1999-05-21 228.00 0263036 FT PIERCE, CITY OF 1999-05-21 2,047.56 0263037 FOGARTY ENTERPRISES, INC 1999-05-21 350.00 0263038 GASKILL, ROBERT 1999-05-21 251.00 0263039 GRIMM, FLOYD OR HELEN 1999-05-21 190.00 0263040 GIFFORD GROVES, LTD 1999-05-21 10,828.00 0263041 GEORGE, MARY KIM 1999-05-21 579.00 0263042 GRACE'S LANDING LTD 1999-05-21 2,924.00 0263043 GLOVERSVILLE HOUSING AUTHORITY 1999-05-21 249.64 0263044 HAWKINS, WANDA 1999-05-21 21.00 0263045 HOLM, LEO 1999-05-21 445.00 0263046 HAMM, BEVERLY AND CITY OF VERO 1999-05-21 89.00 0263047 INDIAN RIVER INVESTMENT 1999-05-21 270.00 0263048 IMBRIANI, VINCENT 1999-05-21 451.00 0263049 JAMES A DOOLITTLE & ASSOCIATES 1999-05-21 6,108.00 0263050 JENSEN, PETER C 1999-05-21 526.00 0263051 JAHOLKOWSKI, PAUL 1999-05-21 278.00 0263052 JENNINGS, LESSIE 1999-05-21 261.00 0263053 JAHOLKOWSKI, MIKE 1999-05-21 210.00 0263054 JULIN, PAUL 1999-05-21 185.00 0263055 JONES, WILLIAM C 1999-05-21 335.00 0263056 JACOBS, CARRIE AND FLORIDA 1999-05-21 85.00 0263057 JONES, ALPHONSO 1999-05-21 258.00 0263058 KOLB, GREGORY L 1999-05-21 443.00 0263059 XUBILUS, DEBRA AND CITY OF 1999-05-21 75.00 0263060 LAWRENCE, TERRY A 1999-05-21 191.00 0263061 LLERENA, E D 1999-05-21 472.00 0263062 LANGLEY, PHILIP G 1999-05-21 230.00 0263063 LAWRENCE, CHARLENE FRANCES 1999-05-21 455.00 0263064 LINDSEY GARDEN'S APARTMENTS 1999-05-21 6,839.00 0263065 MIXELL, LLONALD AND/OR 1999-05-21 626.00 0263066 M O D INVESTMENTS 1999-05-21 1,238.00 0263067 MANN, ROBERT OR WANDA ARMA 1999-05-21 203.00 0263068 MORRILL, TINA AND CITY OF 1999-05-21 31.00 0263069 MCINTOSH, SYLVESTER B JR 1999-05-21 426.00 0263070 MULLINS, B FRANK 1999-05-21 501.00 0263071 MC CLAY, ROBIN 1999-05-21 312.00 0263072 MCGRIFF, SHARON AND CITY OF 1999-05-21 28.00 JUNE 19 1999 -8- 0 I • • CHECK NAME CHECK CHECK NUMBER .DATE AMOUNT 0263073 MCNEAL, JAMES 1999-05-21 177.00 0263074 MIAMI BEACH, CITY OF 1999-05-21 390.64 0263075 NEUHAUSER, ERNEST 1999-05-21 272.00 0263076 NIRMIKA LIVING STONES, INC 1999-05-21 337.00 0263077 OLIVER, DOROTHY 1999-05-21 400.00 0263078 ORANGE COUNTY HOUSING AND 1999-05-21 600.64 0263079 PARKER, RALPH & CITY OF VERO 1999-05-21 43.00 0263080 PALMER TRAILER PARK 1999 -OS -21 445.00 0263081 PITTMAN, CATHERINE & CITY OF 1999-05-21 96.00 0263082 POLLY,• EMMA 1999-05-21 979.00 0263083 PIERSON, JOHN H DBA _ 1999-05-21 322.00 0263084 POSADO, LORI 1999-05-21 375.00 0263085 PALUMBO, LOUIS 1999-05-21 356.00 0263086 REAGAN, WILLIE C 1999-05-21 810.00 0263087 RENNICK, RONALD 1999-05-21 313.00 0263088 RAUDENBUSH, ERNEST 1999-05-21 155.00 0263089 REALTY CONNECTIONS OF VERO,INC 1999-05-21 690.00 0263090 REARDANZ, MARVIN 1999 -OS -21 499.00 0263091 RICHARDS, WILLIAM A 1999-05-21 470.00 0263092 RODRIGUEZ, BLANCA 1999-05-21 337.00 0263093__RICOTTI, RICARDO 1999-05-21 180.00 0263094 RIVER PARK PLACE 1999-05-21 1,642.00 0263095 ST FRANCIS MANOR 1999-05-21 2,261.00 0263096 SCROGGS, BETTY DAVIS 1999-05-21 324.00 0263097 SACCO, JACQUELINE AND/OR 1999-05-21 490.00 0263098 SABONJOHN, FLORENCE 1999-05-21 268.00 0263099 SAVAGE, GEORGE R 1999-05-21 500.00 0263100 SANFORD HOUSING AUTHORITY 1999-05-21 360.64 0263101 SMOAK, JEANETTE AND CITY 1999-05-21 34.00 0263102 SANDY PINES 1999-05-21 4,271.00 0263103 SHELTON, ROBERT L 1999-05-21 424.00 0263104 STARCK, MICHAEL R 1999-05-21 292.00 0263105 STRIBLING, WILLIAM JR 1999-05-21 212.00 0263106 SUNDMAN, IVAN 1999-05-21 299.00 0263107 SPARKS, DAVID 1999-05-21 113.00 0263108 STIMELING, PAUL B OR MARGARET 1999-05-21 161.00 0263109 SARTAIN, CHARLES S & TELECIA 1999-05-21 65.00 0263110 TROPICAL SHORELAND, INC OR 1999-05-21 245.00 0263111 TOWN & COUNTRY LEASING 1999-05-21 347.00 0263112 TOLBERT, JEANETTE AND CITY OF 1999-05-21 34.00 0263113 VERO MOBILE HOME PARK 1999-05-21 490.00 0263114 VERO FIRST CORPORATION 1999-05-21 2,433.00 0263115 VAZQUEZ, DELIA & FLORIDA 1999-05-21 6.00 0263116 BLAKE, SALLIE (WYNN) 1999-05-21 284.00 0263117 WILLIAMS, TOBIAS M 1999-05-21 496.00 0263118 WILLIAMS, DEBRA WASHINGTON 1999-05-21 121.00 0263119 YORK, LILLY B 1999-05-21 194.00 0263120 YORK, DAVID 1999-05-21 467.00 0263121 ZANCA, LEONARD 1999-05-21 1,131.00 1,456,280.79 JUNE 1, 1999 GT BOOK i0 FAGS �1' A L"J 7.B. RESOLUTION 99-051 SUPPORTING MUCK REMOVAL FROM THE ST. SEBASTIAN The Board reviewed a Memorandum of May 25, 1999: TO: James E. Chandler County Administrator DEPARTMENT HEAD CONCURRENCE: y� - b' ert M. Keating, AICP Community Development tor� FROM: Roland M. DeBlois CP Chief, Environmental Platming DATE: May 25, 1999 RE: County Resolution Supporting Muck Removal from the St. Sebastian River It is requested that the data herein presented be given formal consideration by the Board of County Commissioners at its regular meeting of June 1, 1999. At the Board of County Commissioners' regular meeting of March 23, 1999, George Koraly and Gordon Maltby made a presentation urging Commission support of muck removal from the St. Sebastian River (see attached minutes excerpt). As a result of that meeting, the Board directed staff to draft a resolution supporting muck removal from the river by the St. Johns River Water Management District (SJRWMD), Army Corps of Engineers (ACOE), and other appropriate agencies. As such, attached is a draft resolution for the Board's approval consideration. The proposed resolution supports federal and state funding for the de -mucking work, and does not commit county funding. Support of the de -mucking project serves County Comprehensive Plan objectives relating to the reduction of pollution in the Indian River Lagoon. Staff recommends that the Board of County Commissioners adopt the attached resolution in support of muck removal from the St. Sebastian River. Commissioner Adams questioned the length of time from the initial presentation to this proposed resolution, and Environmental Chief Roland DeBlois admitted that he had dropped the ball in this matter. This was a public discussion item originally, rather than a staff item, and it simply got overlooked. Commissioner Adams directed that all future resolutions be tracked through the County Attorney's office for a quicker turnover. JUNE 19 1999 -10- • 0 ON MOTION by Commissioner Adams, SECONDED by Commissioner Grin, the Board unanimously adopted Resolution 99-051 supporting muck removal from the St. Sebastian River. Resolution No. "- 51 A RESOLUTION OF INDIAN RIVER COUNTY, FLORIDA SUPPORTING MUCK REMOVAL FROM THE ST. SEBASTIAN RIVER WHEREAS, the St. Sebastian River is an important tributary of the Indian River Lagoon, an Estuary of National Significance; and WHEREAS, the ±seven mile "south prong" of the St. Sebastian River, and the southern portion of the confluence of the river with the Indian River Lagoon, are located in unincorporated Indian River, and WHEREAS, a substantial accumulation of muck has been documented in the St. Sebastian River at its confluence with the Indian River Lagoon; and WHEREAS, muck is known to trap bacteria, nutrients, and toxic substances from siltation caused by soil erosion and storm water runoff within the Indian River Lagoon watershed; and WHEREAS, muck, when agitated by wind, waves and boat wakes, is easily re -suspended in the water column, creating vast areas of turbid water and releasing trapped pollutants; and WHEREAS, removal of existing muck deposits will reduce the potential for release of pollutants from muck and the creation of turbid waters: and WHEREAS, the Comprehensive Conservation and Management Plan (CCMP) of the Indian River Lagoon National Estuary Program (IRLNEP) calls for the removal of muck deposits from the Indian River Lagoon and its tributaries by the St. Johns River Water Management District with support from the Army Corps of Engineers, the Florida Inland Navigation District, Florida Department of Environmental Protection, and other appropriate agencies; and WHEREAS, the Indian River County 2020 Comprehensive Plan provides that the County will implement the recommendations of the IRLNEP CCMP to reduce pollution in the Indian River Lagoon; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF INDIAN RIVER COUNTY, FLORIDA: Section 1. That the Indian River County Board of County Commissioners hereby supports muck removal from the St. Sebastian River, and urges the St. Johns River Water Management District, with assistance from the heretofore mentioned agencies, to proceed in a timely manner with said muck removal. Section 2. This Resolution shall become effective immediately upon adoption. THE RESOLUTION was moved for adoption by Commissioner Adams , the motion was seconded by Commissioner Ginn , and upon being put to a vote, the vote was as follows: Commissioner Kenneth R. Macht Ay e Commissioner Fran B. Adams A y e Commissioner John W. Tippin Ay e Commissioner Caroline D. Ginn Aye Commissioner Ruth Stanbridge A y e JUNE 19 1999 • BOOK 1 9 FACE 1', Resolution No. 99 - 51 The Chairman declared the resolution duly passed and adopted this 1st day of June, 1999. BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS INDIAN RIVER COUNTY, FLORIDA By _ Fran B. Adams Vice Chairman 5 Jeffrey Barton, C er �. State of Florida Ay�. County of Indian Rifler I HEREBY CERTIFY that on this day, before me, an officer duly authorized in the State and County to take acknowledgments, personally appeared Fran B. Adams ', an(fATRICIA M. RIOGELY ,as V i c e -Chairman and Deputy Clerk, respectively, to me known to be the persons described herein and who executed the foregoing instrument and they acknowledged before me that they executed the same. WITNESS my hand and official seal in the County and State last aforesaid this 1 s t day of June , A.D., 1999. APPROVED AS TO LEGAL SUFFICIENCY: Terrence P. O'Brien Assistant County Attorney w:wseRS%R0LANV3L L1WAYVM4 —wva JUNE 19 1999 9 Notary Public i T!!:1*1y Alice L. WhiteNMWPW4ie,StasofFlairCommudcallo.007Msa+arNtr.. re.rtewysaNaa c,.;: Z C. JPHDEVELOPMENT - REOUEST FOR EXTENSION OFMAJOR SITE PLAN APPROVAL FOR MULTI -TENANT CONTRACTOR TRADEVWAREHOUSE BUILDING (GATEWAY CENTER PHASE L) - The Board reviewed a Memorandum of May 24, 1999: TO: James E. Chandler County Administrator D N HEAD CONCURRENCE: Obert M. Keating, AICP Community Developmen Directof .%. 15. FROM: Stan Boling, AICP Planning Director DATE: May 24, 1999 SUBJECT: JPH Development's Request for Extension of Major Site Plan Approval for a Multi -Tenant Contractor Trades/Warehouse Building It is requested that the data herein presented be given formal consideration by the Board of County Commissioners at its regular meeting of June 1, 1999. On February 26, 1998, the Planning and Zoning Commission granted approval of the referenced major site plan. Approval was given to construct a multi -tenant contractor trades/warehouse building on Lot 6 of the Gateway Center Phase I subdivision located on the east side of 391 Square and 300' south of 39`" Avenue. The current expiration date of the site plan is February 26, 1999. Prior to the expiration date, the project applicant filed a request to extend the site plan approval expiration date. Permitting issues are the reasons for the delay in construction, according to the applicant. Pursuant to site plan regulations, the extension request may now be considered by the Board of County Commissioners. As allowed under provisions of the LDRs, JPH Development is requesting a full one year extension of the site plan approval expiration date. Pursuant to Chapter 914 of the LDRs, the Board of County Commissioners may deny, approve, or approve with additional conditions the requested site plan extension. Staff has no objections to the Board granting the request since the previously approved site plan and corresponding approval conditions substantially conform to existing LDR requirements. Staff recommends that the Board of County Commissioners approve JPH Development's request for a one year extension of the major site plan approval. The new site plan approval expiration date will be February 26, 2000. JUNE 1, 1999 ON MOTION by Commissioner Stanbridge, SECONDED by Commissioner Adams, the Board unanimously approved JPH Development's request for a one-year extension of the major site plan approval, with a new site plan approval expiration date of February 26, 2000. -13- 9 A h- , J 600K .�� F'1Gr � g00K . 9 FAG- ZD. RESOLUTIONPREPARATIONPOLICY Moved to Item 13.A.2. ZE. PAYMENTS TO VENDORS OF COURT -RELATED COSTS The Board reviewed a Memorandum of May 27, 1999: TO: Board of County Commissioners FROM: Terrence P. O'Brien, Assistant County Attorney lz DATE: May 27, 1999 SUBJECT: Payments to Vendors of Court Related Costs The Office of the County Attorney has processed and approved payment to the following vendors for the weeks of May 17, 1999 and May 24, 1999. Listed below are the vendors names and the amount of each court related costs. James T. Long, Esq. Public Defender Conflict -Juvenile 1,200.00 James T. Long, Esq. Public Defender Conflict -Felony 9,000.00 James T. Long, Esq. Public Defender Conflict-Misd. 900.00 Town of Ulster State Attomey Costs 5.00 Patricia B. Held Transcription 77.00 Sheldon H. Rifkin, Ph.D. Clinical Evaluation 500.00 Diana McDonough Transcription 55.00 Quality Copy Acquisition Public Defender Conflicts Costs 106.02 Diana McDonough Transcription 132.50 Medical Record Services State Attorney Costs 20.01 Janet C. Prosper Transcription 192.50 Robert J. Brugnoli, Ph.D. Clinical Evaluation 500.00 Patricia W. Key Transcription 35.00 Patricia W. Key Transcription 52,50 Patricia W. Key Transcription 108.50 Patricia W. Key Transcription 25.00 Patricia W. Key Transcription 38.50 Patricia W. Key Transcription 315.00 Esquire Reporting, Inc. Transcription 112.50 Esquire Reporting, Inc. Transcription 469.00 Robert J. Brugnoli, Ph.D. Clinical Evaluation 450.00 Investigative Support Special Public Defender Conflict Costs ._1,080.00 Treasure Coast Court Report Transcription 45.00 Linda Copeland Transcription 378.00 Quality Copy Acquisition Public Defender Costs 175.20 Crescent Research Services Public Defender Costs 2,000.00 Barbara G. Schopp Transcription 77.00 Linda R. Phillips Transcription 21.00 Barbara G.Schopp Transcription 91.00 Robert J. Brugnoli, Ph.D. Clinical Evaluation 500.00 Medical Record Services Public Defender Costs 134.78 Floyd Evans Public Defender Costs 25,00 Shirley E. Corbin Transcription 28.00 Shirley E. Corbin Transcription 91,00 Olga Mas Public Defender Costs 50.00 Linda R. Phillips Transcription 70.00 Barbara G. Schopp Transcription 73.50 Linda R. Phillips Transcription 28.00 Barbara G. Schopp Transcription 28.00 Janet C. Prosper Transcription 17.50 Janet C. Prosper Transcription 21.00 Sheila I. Flinn Transcription 24.50 Barbara G. Schopp Transcription 45.50 Olga Mas Public Defender Costs 250.00 Floyd Evans Public Defender Costs 12.50 JUNE 1, 1999 Linda Copeland Transcription 21.00 Barbara G.Schopp Transcription 38.50 Investigative Support Special Public Defender Costs 1,987.50 First National Bank & Trust Co State Attorney Costs 11.65 Ralph Mora, Ph.D. Clinical Evaluation 500.00 Karen M. Orlando Transcription 133.00 Linda Copeland Transcription 115.50 Janet C. Prosper Transcription 35.00 Nicole P. Manz State Attorney Costs 7220 Total $22,524.36 TPO/sw 9 cc: Judge Kanarek _ APF^'��' FOR -- G. 0 ; LCOUNTY ATTORNEY NO ACTION REQUIRED OR TAKEN. 7. F. APPOINTMENTS TO BEACHAND SHORE PRESERYAT7ON COMMITTEE - CITY OF VERO BEACH. MAYOR ART NEUBERGER - CITY OF SEBAST IAN= VICE MAYOR CHucKNEUBERGER - TOWN OF ORCHID, TOWN MANAGER ERNEBT POL YERmu The Board reviewed the following letters: TOWN OF ORCHID 9955 Highway A1A Vero Beach, Florida 32963 561-589-6100 Fax 561-589-5826 May 23, 1995 Board of Count} Commissioners 1840 25`s Street Fero Beach, Florida 32960 Attention: Fran B. Adams Re: Designation for representative to Beach and Shore Preservation Committee Dear 'ZZs. Adams: Please accept Town -Manager Ernest Polverari as the designated representative for the Town of Orchid to the Beach and Shore Preservation Committee. If you need any further information, please do not hesitate to call me. Sincerely, (fqakta—� Mayor Warren C. Crandall JUNE 19 1999 -15- MAY 2 8 1999 COMMISSi(", • BOOK '� BOOK City of Vero Beach 1053 20th PLACE - P.O. BOAT 1389 L'ERO BEACH. FLORIDA 32961-1389 OFFICE OF THE Telephone: 1561 i 976-4700 Fax: (361 ) 976-4790 DdAVOR May 24, 1999 Commissioner Fran B. Adams, Chairman Beach and Shore Preservation Committee 1840 25'h Street Vero Beach, Florida 32960 Dear Commissioner Adams: At your County Commission meeting held on May 18,1999 it was reported that the Indian River County Commission voted unanimously to expand the Beach and Shore Preservation Committee so that a representative from each municipality could become a voting member. I will be the designated representative for the City of Vero Beach. If I am unable to make one of the meetings, I will ask one of my fellow Council members to attend the meeting in my place. I would like you to start sending the agenda package to me at City Hall and I look forward to working with you again on this Committee. Sincerely, Arthur R. Neuberger, Mayor City of Vero Beach R E r F 9 1./ E C 'Nh" MAY 2 6 1999 CC: City Council members COMMISSiO;v 1225 MAIN STREET n SEBASTIAN, FLORIDA 32958 TELEPHONE (561) 589-5330 O FAX (561) 589-5570 May 27, 1999 Commissioner Fran B. Adams Board of County Commissioners 1840 25th Street Vero Beach, Florida 32960 Dear Commissioner Adams. At the Sebastian City Council Regular Meeting on May 26, 1999 Vice -Mayor Chuck Neuberger volunteered to be the designated representative to the Beach and Shore Preservation Committee from the City of Sebastian Please notify us of meeting dates and times as soon as they are available. If you have any questions, please contact our office. Sin , Kathryn M. O'Halloran, CMGAAE City Clerk KMO js c.c. Kenneth R. Macht, County Commission Sebastian City Council JUNE 111999 RECEIVED MAY 2 8 7999 BOCOMM SSION 7v -16- • 0 ON MOTION by Commissioner Stanbridge, SECONDED by Commissioner Adams, the Board ll<nanimously ratified the appointment of Mayor Art Neuberger of the City of Vero Beach, Vice Mayor ChuckNeuberger of the City of Sebastian, and Town Manager Ernest Polverari of the Town of Orchid to the Beach and Shore Preservation Committee. 9.A. PUBLIC HEARING - PREUSS PARCEL OF THE "BLUE GOOSE" ENVIRONMENTAL LAND ACQUISITION PROJECT - AGREEMENT WITH TOM COLLINS REGARDING CONSERVATION EASEMENT ON PREUSS PARCEL PROOF OF PUBLICATION OF ADVERTISEMENT FOR HEARING IS ON FILE IN THE OFFICE OF THE CLERK TO THE BOARD The Board reviewed a Memorandum of May 25, 1999 and a letter of May 18, 1999: TO: James E. Chandler County Administrator D TMENT HEAD 0 CURRENCE: r Obert M. Keating, AI r Community Development Director FROM: Roland M. DeBloi CP Chief, Environm tal Planning DATE: May 25, 1999 SUBJECT: Board Consideration to Purchase the Preuss Parcel of the "Blue Goose" Environmental Land Acquisition Project It is requested that the information herein presented be given formal consideration by the Board of County Commissioners at its regular meeting of June 1, 1999. Staff recommends that the Board of County Commissioners, in lieu of purchasing the Preuss parcel of the Blue Goose LAAC project, enter into an agreement with prospective buyer Tom Collins (who has a back-up contract) to put all but ±5,000 square feet of the property under a county conservation easement. The Collins agreement would be required prior to termination of the option. If an agreement with Mr. Collins is not forthcoming, staff recommends that the option be exercised. The purchase option contract (already executed by the seller) is summarized as follows: P rchacWr•: Indian River County Board of County Commissioners / Florida Communities Trust (Indian River County will hold title) Seller: Daniel I. Preuss, Trustee, Barbara B. Lynch, Trustee, & Wayne C. Sommers Cost -Share: Florida Communities Trust (50%) (includes share of acquisition costs) JUNE 11 1999 5 1fla • 800 F�:U` BOOKo, 9fAGt Z ,A Total Prim; $260,000 (±$134,715 per acre) - Other Cods. ±$10,000 (appraisals, environ. audit, title insurance) stimatW County Bonds Fanenditn— ±$135,000 (approximate, not including initial management costs) A r aoe: + 1.93 acres The County Land Acquisition Advisory Committee (LAAC) is scheduled to consider this matter at its May 26, 1999 meeting, after the BCC agenda packet deadline for this item. LAAC's recommendation will be orally presented to the Board by staff at the June 1, 1999 Board meeting. Closing of the property, in the event the County does not reach agreement with prospective buyer Tom Collins, will be subject to Board of County Commissioners and FCT Governing Body approval of purchase contract and project plan, including an overall project management plan. The Blue Goose project was approved in 1998 as a Florida Communities Trust (FCT) 50/50 cost -share project The property is currently ranked 9th out of 13 projects on the LAAC site acquisition list The ±1.93 acre "Preuss parcel" is one of three separate ownerships in the overall ±25 acre Blue Goose project. In its application for state cost -share funding, the County chose to be the lead agency for pre-acquisition tasks and negotiations. During the past year, the county's acquisition consultant, in coordination with county staff, has conducted pre-acquisition tasks and negotiations. Since the seller recently accepted and executed a purchase contract Option Agreement for the project, appraisal results and other confidential information can now be released. The County Land Acquisition Advisory Committee (LAAO is scheduled to consider this matter at its May 26, 1999 meeting, after the writing of this agenda item. LAAC's recommendation will be orally presented to the Board by staff at the June 1, 1999 Board meeting. This public hearing has been advertised 30 days in advance to fulfill a State statute requirement that the County hold a public meeting after having provided at least 30 days advertised public notice to formally consider approving and exercising its purchase option for the Preuss property. The State requirement that the Board hold a public meeting to consider exercising its option after having provided 30 days advertised notice of the meeting applies because the County chose to keep its appraisal of the subject property confidential until the seller executed a binding option contract. Once that option contract had been signed, the appraisal was released and has been available to the public during the 30 day period prior to the advertised public meeting. Besides meeting State statute requirements, the hearing on the Preuss property will serve to meet a Land Acquisition Guide requirement that the County hold a public hearing prior to purchasing any property with land acquisition bond funds. The subject Preuss parcel is located south of Earring Point Road, approximately 1/4 mile south of S.R. 510, west of Jungle Trail. Earring Point Road is a one -lane unpaved ingress/egress easement that is the sole land access to the Preuss parcel. The parcel is zoned RS -1, single-family residential, up to one unit per acre, with a Comprehensive Plan Land Use designation of L-2, low density residential, up to 6 units per acre. The property supports mangrove fringe along over 700 feet of Indian River Lagoon frontage. Approximately 0.80 acres of the property is under a conservation easement held by the State Department of Environmental Protection (DEP), as mitigation for fill placement allowed on the property in 1989. A septic tank exists on the eastern portion of the property that was installed in that approximate time period. Although the property is irregularly shape and is partially restricted by an existing conservation easement, county planning staff has confirmed that the parcel has sufficient development area for one single-family residence, including an accessory boat dock. Currently, the subject property is owned by Daniel I. Preuss, Trustee, Barbara B. Lynch, Trustee, and Wayne C. Sommers. The current tax assessed value of the property is $98,430. JUNE 19 1999 In accordance with County Land Acquisition Guide and FCT procedures, an independent appraisal was obtained to determine an approved appraised value of the property. Because the property's value is less than $500,000, only one appraisal was obtained. The appraisal firm selected was The Lentz -Goodman Group. The appraised value for the property $270,000. The negotiated purchase price of $260,000 is ±96% of the approved appraised value. In coming to terms with FCT and county staff on the negotiated purchase price (subject to County Commission and FCT approval), the seller has executed a standard FCT purchase contract Option Agreement with minor modifications. A copy of that contract is attached to this staff report. In 1998, Indian River County submitted an FCT application, which was subsequently approved for 50% cost - share funding, including 50% of pre-acquisition expenditures (e.g., environmental audit, appraisals). At this point in time, no purchase contract has been negotiated for either of the two other ownerships in the Blue Goose project. John Genoni, representing the parcel on the southwest comer of Jungle Trail and Earring Point Road, has indicated an unwillingness to sell. That property is proposed to be used as private mitigation and passive recreation associated with `Bermuda Club," a recently approved residential development north of Sea Oaks. Mr. Genom has expressed an interest in keeping the parcel largely in its natural condition, but is squarely against public access to the property, and therefore does not want to sell it to the County. The third parcel, north of Earring Point Road, consists almost entirely of estuarine mangrove wetlands and open water cove, and is not under threat of development. Given those factors, purchase of the Preuss property must be considered as a "standalone" purchase, and evaluated as to whether it would in -and -of -itself fulfill the County's environmental lands program objectives. Mr. Tom Collins is interested in buying the subject Preuss property for his own private use, to develop a single family home on the property. Attached is a letter from Mr. Collins indicating that he has entered into a "back-up" contract with the parcel owners to buy the property if the County chooses not to exercise its option. Mr. Collins is proposing to set-aside additional land under a conservation easement, beyond what is already conserved, if the County would relinquish its option. Under this alternative, resources on the subject Property would be substantially conserved at little or no cost to the County, and the property would stay on the tax roll. The tradeoff is that there would be no opportunity for public access. If the County proceeds to buy the Preuss parcel, the County has obligated itself in its FCT application to provide limited access and resource-based facilities on the project property. Specifically, conditions of the Conceptual Approval Agreement include County provision of limited parking, nature trails, and wetland boardwalks on the overall Blue Goose project property. Management of habitat (e.g., exotics removal) is also required under the cost -share agreement. Initial site improvements, such as exotic plant removal, could be paid for with bond referendum finds as part of the property acquisition. Improvements such as wetland boardwalks would need to be funded by a source other than referendum monies. Potential funding sources include park development grants, county mitigation funds, and tree removal violation funds. Relating to long term management, the property would be incorporated into the countywide park system and managed by the County Parks Division in coordination with county environmental planning staff. Volunteer groups will be asked to assist the County with certain aspects of property management such as nature trail upkeep and litter patrol. A management plan for the overall project has been drafted by the county's acquisition/management consultants, to fulfill FCT grant requirements. Attached is a draft of the plan, for LAAC review. The alternative proposed by Tom Collins would result in substantial protection of site resources, but would not allow an opportunity for public access. If the property was acquired, it would apparently be a standalone Purchase, as previously explained. Given those circumstances, staff thinks the County should pursue the conservation easement alternative. In doing so, however, the County should develop an agreement with Mr. Collins to be executed prior to the County releasing its option, to ensure that the arrangement is carried out. JUNE 11 1999 -19- BOOK lug BOOK Staff recommends that the Board of County Commissioners, in lieu of purchasing the Preuss parcel of the Blue Goose LAAC project, enter into an agreement with prospective buyer Tom Collins (who has a back-up contract) to put all but ±5,000 square feet of the property under a county conservation easement. The Collins agreement would be required prior to termination of the option. If an agreement with Mr. Collins is not forthcoming, staff recommends that the option be exercised. • General map of Preuss parcel • Option Agreement • Tom Collins letter (and attachments) • Draft Blue Goose Management Plan .,r. BLVS yt7osB COLLINS INVESTMENT COMPANY May 18, 1999 Roland DeBlois Chief of Environmental Planning Land Acquisition Advisory Committee Re: Blue Goose Project, Parcel 3 Dear Mr. DeBlois and Committee Members, I understand the County and State have obtained an option to purchase Parcel 3 of the Blue Goose Project (the Preuss parcel) for $260,000 cash. I also understand the parcel includes approximately 1.93 acres. Originally, it was the intention of the County and the State to purchase three contiguous parcels. It would appear to me that the parcel bordering on Jungle Trail is the key parcel is it is the only one that has any reasonable uplands and it is the only parcel directly accessible from Jungle Trail. It is my understanding that the owner of that property does not want to sell now or in the future. The inability to acquire that parcel negatively affects the desirability of the other two parcels, which includes the Preuss parcel. In addition, regardless of whether any or all of the pieces are purchased, Earring Point Drive will have to remain in place, as the Michaels' need access to their property out on the point. This road divides the proposed Blue Goose property in half. JUNE 19 1999 -20- I reviewed the appraisal on the Preuss property and found some mistakes and discrepancies that I pointed out in my previous fax transmittal dated 5/14/99 a copy of which I am enclosing with this letter. I would appreciate hearing the comments from your Appraiser regarding the matters I addressed in that correspondence. Mr. Preuss and his partners have granted my wife and I a back up contract to purchase the parcel in the event the County elects not to execute its option to purchase. We are committed and obligated to close the purchase within 30 days of the County's decision not to proceed. " 1 would like to make a proposal to the County and State that we feel will create a win-win situation for all the patties involved. If the County and State elect not to purchase the Preuss parcel we will purchase it and then immediately donate or place Environmental Easements on approximately 95% of the property in favor of the State and County. We would only like to retain a small parcel to 9301 A -1-A. Suite 4 Vero Beach. Florida 32963 9636 Owarniew Lane Ocean City, Maryland 21842 Telephone (561) 589.8000 FAX (561) 589-5100 Telephone (410) 213-0483 FAX (410) 2134598 Respond to: 0 Respond to: a build a 2 -bedroom home that would have a footprint of approximately 26 feet by 38 feet, or 988 sq. ft. The total size of the home will be less than 2000 sq. ft. We would also build a small residential dock I am enclosing a copy of the survey that stows the proposed location of the home and the land that would be donated or covered by Environmental Easement. It would be our intention to work with the County and State to make certain that the natural vegetation is restored and maintained on the entire parcel including the small area we would retain. The area that we would retain would total approximately 5,000 sq. ft so if the County does exercise their option and purchases the property, they will be paying a rate of over 52,400,000 per acre for the small portion not donated to the County or covered by the Environmental Easement. In order to assure compliance with the items I mention in this letter, we would welcome the opportunity to work with the County Attorney to reduce this understanding to a bidding agreement. Please fax me a copy of your report and recommendation to the Committee and let me know if you need any additional information. I look forward to the meeting on Wednesday the 266 . Thank you for your consideration. Sincerely, Tho H. Collins CC: Bob Keating, Planning Director County Commission JUNE 19 1999 -21- 0 li^J 600K.�L�7 I �00K 109 Environmental Chief Roland DeBlois reviewed the project and noted that the parcel to the east is the Bermuda Club parcel. That portion of Jungle Trail is dedicated to passive recreation and the owner has indicated they are not willing to sell the parcel and do not want public access to the parcel. The parcel to the north is a larger piece which is mostly open- water penwater cove and mangrove wetlands. The Preuss parcel would be a "stand-alone" purchase. However, Tom Collins has a backup contract on the Preuss parcel in case the County does not purchase the parcel and has indicated that he would be willing to grant the County a conservation easement over most of the property, which would expand the green space. The Land Acquisition Advisory Committee discussed the matter and submitted the following recommendation: At the Land Acquisition Advisory Committee meeting on May 26, 1999 the following motion was made: ON MOTION by Mr. Swift, SECONDED by Mr. Chesnutt the Committee unanimously recommended (10-0) that the Board of County Commissioners table any decision on the option agreement They voted to - instruct staff W obtain a conservation easement from the prospective buyer, Mr. Tom Collins, in lieu of the county exercising the option. If,__ however, such conservation' easement cannot be mutually agreed upon, the option will be brought back to the Land Acquisition Advisory Committee for further discussion, prior 'to the Board deciding whether to exercise the option. JUNE 19 1999 • -22- • • Mr. DeBlois continued that staff supports the conservation easement alternative. However, ifpublic access is the County's goal, it would be lost in the conservation easement. Should the conservation easement not be forthcoming, staff recommends that the Board reconsider exercising the option agreement. Commissioner Stanbridge questioned whether development could take place in that area or whether it would always be subject to a conservation easement, and Mr. DeBlois responded that the appraisers have concluded there is no development potential, but there is a possibility variances could be applied for and granted. Commissioner Stanbridge noted that the area along Jungle Trail would be stabilized with use of the FIND grant to purchase the property. Mr. DeBlois commented thatthe Bermuda Club developerhas indicated that it is their intention to limit public access as much as possible. County Attorney Vitunac advised that the swap of the riparian rights with the Bermuda Club developers will take place today. Commissioner Adams added that the total acreage is less than 2 acres, with .8 acres in a conservation easement with the Department of Environmental Protection, which leaves Mr. Collins only a 1.18 acre site. She questioned what amount would be given to the County in a conservation easement and what amount would front on the river. Mr. DeBlois responded that the easement frontage on the Lagoon would be about 600 feet, reserving 100 feet for Mr. Collins. Commissioner Adams believed the concern would be for public access, and Mr. DeBlois noted that if the Board purchases the property, there would be limited public access on Earring Point Road. If the County does not buy the property and opts for the Collins conservation easement, then there would be no public access to the property. Commissioner Ginn emphasized that the arrangement with Mr. Collins would hold the property in conservation and would protect the Lagoon, but there would be no public access. The Chairman opened the public hearing and asked if anyone wished to be heard regarding this matter. Tom Collins, 2200 Sanderling Lane, stated that he does have a backup contract and had received a copy of the appraisal for the property which indicated there were 1.93 acres of uplands and zero amount of wetlands. He did not agree with this appraisal. There is a JUNE 1, 1999 -23- 1 00K • 600K very minimal amount of uplands and the buildable area for a single-family home would be 2,000 square feet or less. The Bermuda Club developers had proposed only a gazebo for their owners and it does not appear that the Ilett parcel can be developed as it is mostly wetlands. There could be only very limited public access to the parcel, if any at all. Earring Point Road is a one-way dirt street which cannot be widened to two-way traffic. There also could not be any boating access or parking on Earring Point Road. His proposal, which has been approved by LAAC, would give the County limited access for inspections and would give him about 1,000 square feet as a footprint for his home. The Michaels live at the end of Earring Point Road on the riverfront. Gordon Michael of 1 Earring Point Road, supported Mr. Collins' proposal and believed that this would be a "win-win" situation for the County. It would be almost impossible to maintain any public access in this area and the County would have to agree to maintain Earring Point Road which has been maintained for many years by his family. Toni Robinson, 1111 Indian Mound Trail, stated that she believed in conservation and felt the Collins proposal would reduce the value of the land and make it more affordable to a buyer. She believed the small upland area could accommodate parking for 2 or 3 cars and a bicycle rack and felt a one-way road would be sufficient. She believed the County should take advantage of the purchase since Florida Communities Trust would pay %2 of the property cost. She was concerned that the Florida Forever Program may not have as much money for purchases as the Preservation 2000 Program had as much more of the money is allocated to management. She felt that Jungle Trail should be a greenway for public education and preservation of wildlife while other areas would be more suitable for homes. The Chairman asked if anyone else wished to be heard regarding this matter. There being none, the Chairman closed the public hearing. Commissioner Stanbridge agreed that no activity on this site is desirable and believed the County should proceed with the FCT purchase. Commissioner Ginn felt the LAAC recommendation should be accepted. Commissioner Adams felt this is a very difficult decision and expressed her concern about setting a precedent. She wondered if accepting an easement and allowing a residence would be a philosophy the County wants to pursue. JUNE 19 1999 • Chairman Macht believed that accepting the LAAC recommendation would save the County $135,000, while getting 99% of what is desired. Commissioner Adams questioned whether Mr. Collins would be willing to allow limited public access for hiking and bicycles, and Mr. Collins responded that allowing public access would not be practical as Earring Point Road is more of a private road for the Michaels. This road cannot be expanded and is sometimes under water. Commissioner Stanbridge reiterated that she wanted to provide some public access and, if there are problems with access, the Sheriff's Department would need to more strictly enforce the regulations regarding jet skis and trespassing. Commissioner Ginn questioned what other public access is available in this vicinity, and Mr. DeBlois responded that there is an existing boat dock 1/4 mile to the south and trails will be furnished in that area. Commissioner Ginn believed the needed public access is sufficient. Commissioner Adams noted that, even if the County exercises its option, the public would not have access. JUNE 19 1999 ON MOTION by Commissioner Tippin, SECONDED by Commissioner Ginn, the Board unanimously approved entering into an agreement with prospective buyer, Tom Collins, to put all but 15,000 square feet of the property under a county conservation easement, requiringthe agreementprior to termination of the present Preuss option agreement. If an agreement cannot be mutually agreed upon, the option will be brought back to the Land Acquisition Advisory Committee for further discussion, prior to the Board deciding whether to exercise the option. 5?411 0 r, y BOOP(' Fr yrs% BOOK id rf{Gc ILE. TOURIST DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL -1999/2000 BUDGET RECOMMENDATIONS The Board reviewed a Memorandum of May 20, 1999: TO: Members of the Board of County Commissioners SUBJECT: TOURIST DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL 1999/2000 BUDGET RECOMMENDATION - OMB AGENDA ITEM FROM: Joseph A. Baird'# DATE: May 20, 1999 OMB Director DESCRIPTION AND CONDITIONS On May 19, 1999, the Tourist Development Council reviewed budget requests for fiscal year 1999/2000 to be paid from Tourist Tax revenue. The Councirs recommendations are listed below: Organization 1998/99 Funding 1999/2000 Request 1999/2000 T.D.C. Recommendation Center for the Arts, Inc. $5,000 $12,500 $6,000 Cultural Council of Indian River County $25,675 $73,812 $50,000 Indian River County Chamber of Commerce $341,301 $384,774 $374,774 Indian River County Historical Society, Inc. $6,750 $3,500 $3,500 Indian River County Recreation Department $0 $10,280 $0 Multi -Agency Request (Tourist Study) $50,000 $0 $0 Riverside Theatre, Inc. $0 $124,656 $5,000 Treasure Coast Sports Commission $0 $25,000 $20,000 Vero Heritage, Inc. $8,150 $10,590 $10,000 Reserve for Contingency $0 $0 $5,726 Sub -Total $436,876 $645,112 $475,000 Beach Renourishment $418,000 $427,500 $427,500 TOTAL $854.876 $1.072,612 MUM Staffrecommends that the Board of County Commissioners approve the amounts recommended by the Tourist Development Council. Chairman Macht strongly objected to the recommendation of only $6,000 for the Center for the Arts. Their annual budget is $1,500,000 and they annually face great difficulty in raising these funds. The monies requested are for the December grand reopening brochures. He reminded the Board of Ex -Commissioner Carolyn Eggert's efforts in raising funds for this organization and noted that the Center for the Arts has become an important industry in the County. He believed it would not make sense to deny the extra money as the County's share of the expenses and requested that the Board reconsider the funding to include some additional contingency funds. JUNE 19 1999 -26- • • Commissioner Tippin disagreed and commented that the funding was very carefully analyzed and in no way intended to be a reflection on the Center. The Council felt the request did not fit the regulations. County Attorney Vitunac advised that if the Board feels this would be a legitimate advertising expense, then it would be legal to fund. Commissioner Ginn questioned the Treasure Coast Sports Commission, and Commissioner Adams reminded her that this is a 4 -county group that is authorized by the state to receive funds and promote sporting events such as the Junior Olympics. Commissioner Ginn just wanted to be sure there was no advertising for private enterprise included in the funding. Commissioner Ginn also felt the Cultural Council should be supported by the Arts Committee and believed the County is going way out on a limb to support them at this level. Budget Director Joe Baird noted that $10,000 of the funding is for marketing, $4,750 for a web site, and the rest is for brochures. Commissioner Ginn wanted to be certain that none of the funding would go for salaries and noted that she could not support this. Commissioner Stanbridge asked County Attorney Vitunac if there would be any conflict with her voting on the funding for the Historical Society as she would be writing markers for them. County Attorney Vitunac assured her that as long as she was not receiving personal financial profit from the funding, there would be no conflict. JUNE 19 1999 ON MOTION by Commissioner Adams, SECONDED by Commissioner Stanbridge, the Board, by a 4-1 vote (Commissioner Tippin opposed), approved allocating an additional $4,000 to the Center for the Arts, Inc. ON MOTION by Commissioner Tippin, SECONDED by Commissioner Adams, the Board, by a 4-1 vote (Commissioner Ginn opposed), approved all other amounts as recommended by the Tourist Development Council. BOOK 0 r G Commissioner Tippin left the meeting for a prior appointment at 10:05 a.m. 11.G. 37TH STREET, 41sT STREET AND 45TH STREET IMPROVEMENTS - FINAL RELEASE OF RETAINAGE - DICKERSON FLORIDA The Board reviewed a Memorandum of May 24, 1999: TO: James E. Chandler, County Administrator THROUGH: James W. Davis, P.E., Public Works Director 9�1 FROM: Terry B. Thompson, P.E.,^/ Capital Projects Manager`' SUBJECT: 37`" Street, 41- Street and 45'" Street Improvements Final Release of Retainage DATE: May 14,1999 DESCRIPTION AND CONDITIONS Construction of referenced project is complete. Dickerson Florida, Inc. is requesting final release of retainage in the amount of $91,630.25. A partial release of retainage was approved on December 22, 1999 when construction was substantially complete. A 5% remainder was held back until as -built drawings were completed. RECOMMENDATIONS AND FUNDING _ Staff recommends Final Release of Retainage in the amount of $91,630,25. Funding is from Account 309-215-541-067.66. ON MOTIONby Commissioner Ginn, SECONDED by Commissioner Stanbridge, the Board, by a 4-0 vote (Commissioner Tippin being absent), unanimously approved final release of retainage in the amount of $91,630.25 to Dickerson Florida, Inc., as recommended by staff. JUNE 19 1999 -28- 0 0 11.8.1. COUNTY ROAD 510 - FORCE MAIN INTERIM EMERGENCY REPAIR AND FOLLOW-UP CORRECTIVE ACTION - WABASSO CAUSEWAY - DERRICO CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION - MASTELLER & MOLER ENGINEERS - PROJECT US - 94 -22 -CS The Board reviewed a Memorandum of June 1, 1999: DATE: JUNE 1, 1999 TO: JAMES E. CHANDLER COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR FROM: DONALD R HUBBS, P.E. DIRECTOR OF UT 1, CES PREPARED STEVEN J. DOYLE, P.E. ' AND STAFFED CAPITAL PROJECTS MANAGER BY: SUBJECT: COUNTY ROAD 510 FORCE MAIN INTERIM EMERGENCY REPAIR AND FOLLOW-UP CORRECTIVE ACTION INDIAN RIVER COUNTY PROJECT NO. US -9422 -CS BACKGROUND On August 4, 1998, County staff discovered a failed pipe support bracket for a 124nch diameter force main suspended beneath the CR -510 bridge (Wabasso Causeway) where it crosses the Indian River. The 12 inch diameter force main had been design, permitted and inspected by Masteller & Moler Consulting Engineers in Association with KSM Engineering & Testing (Engineers). On August 10, 1998, Staff presented to the Indian River County Board of County Commission findings and courses of action to be taken to complete the repairs and modifications to the support system. The Board authorized the release of funds and Staff proceeded to complete the necessary temporary and permanent repairs / modifications to the pipe support system. ANALYSIS The Board authorized the Utility, pursuant to Agenda dated August 10, 1998 (copy attached) to proceed with the repair of the pipe support system and subsequently the Utility contracted with Derrico Construction Corp. and Metallurgical Testing Inc. to complete the repairs. The Metallurgist identified "metal fatigue" as the primary source of the failure. The Engineer; concluded that a cast -in-place concrete pipe support system was the most reliable fix and the Utility proceeded accordingly. The repairs / modifications to thepipe support system were completed in two steps. The first seep included the installation of additional support brackets, along time underside of the bridge. The second step included the installation of cast -m -place concrete thrust restrain at selected points on the pipeline. These steps were completed in August 1998 and in November 1998, respectively. The Engineers in cooperation with the County have agreed to pay for a portion of the construction and metallurgical testing services as a result of the required repairs and pipe support modifications. The Engineers have verbally agreed to reimburse the County for the interim repairs and permanent fix to the pipe support system as herein defined: Description Amount ($1 A. Emergency Repairs conducted by Derrico Construction Corp. $ 1,361.29 B. Metallurgical Analysis performed by Metallurgical Testing, Inc. $ 350.00 C. Metal Pipe Support Bracket fabrication by Murphy Industrial Fabricators, Inc. 675.00 Total (Sum of A. thin C.) $2,386.29 It has been recommended that the cost for the installation of the cast -in-place concrete thmst restraints be borne by the County since the County would have incurred that expense had the concrete thrust restraints been installed at the time the force main was initially installed. JUNE 19 1999 -29- 11 BOOK , `J rnu-L I DESCRIPTION OF PREVIOUS ACTION TAKEN BY THE UTILITY: (a) Initiate temporary emergency repairs to the pipe support system until a permanent fix could be implemented. (b) Retain the services of a specialist to perform metallurgical analysis of the failed components to determine potential causes and effect. (c) Contact and negotiate with responsible parties for reimbursement of expenses incurred by the County for said pipe support failure. (d) Retain the services of a contractor to furnish and install cast -in-place concrete thrust restraints in accordance with the consultant / metallurgist recommendation. (e) Monitor completed work repairs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Staff acknowledges the responsiveness of the Engineers for their actions and willingness to resolve this issue. The Engineers have volunteered their engineering services throughout this ordeal and have incurred expenses over and above the expenses defined above. We thank them for their professionalism and acknowledge their dedication and commitment to the Community and the County. FUTURE DESIGN CONSIDERATION: Today's application of trenchless technology allows the installation of sub -aqueous utility crossings in lieu of suspending pipes from a bridge overpass. The cost for a sub -aqueous crossing is generally more expensive than conventional pipes support methods but it offers several significant advantages. The utility pipe (water, sewer, reuse, etc.) is less susceptible to damage from boat traffic, weather and vandalism. In the future, the consideration of sub -aqueous utility crossings will be considered wherever feasible. RECOMMENDED ACTION Authorize Staff to pursue reimbursement from the Engineers in the amount of $ 2,386.29. Credit To: Account No: 475-000169-243-00 Name: CR -510 Bridge (US -94 -22 -CS) Credit Amount. $ 2,036.29 Account No: 471-218-536-04469 Name: Operations And Maintenance Credit Amount: $ 350.00 Utilities Director Don Hubbs noted that $2,386 would be funded by the engineers and that Earl Masteller of Masteller & Moler was here to answer any questions. Commissioner Ginn questioned the cause of the metal fatigue and whether any future problems could be anticipated. Director Hubbs did not expect more flexing and noted that, in all fairness, the County would have paid for the structure at any rate and the engineer has absorbed the cost of their own time plus other expenses. He believed that the contribution passed the fairness test. JUNE 19 1999 ON MOTION by Commissioner Ginn, SECONDED by Commissioner Adams, the Board, by a 4-0 vote (Commissioner Tippin being absent), unanimously authorized staff to pursue reimbursement from the Engineers in the amount of $2,386.29, as recommended by staff. -30- • 11.H.2. RESOLUTION 99-052 AND RESOLUTION 99-053 - SEBASTIAN WATER EXPANSION PHASE H -C - PROJECT UW -97 -12 -DS The Board reviewed a Memorandum of May 21, 1999: DATE: MAY 21,1999 TO: JAMES E. CHANDLER COUNTY ADNIINISTRATOR FROM: DONALD R. HUBBS, PX - DIRECTOR OF UTILITY S� PREPARED JAMES D. CHASTAIN AND STAFFED MANAGER OF ASSESSMENT PROJECTS BY: SUBJECT: SEBASTIAN WATER EXPANSION PHASE II -C RESOLUTIONS I AND II INDIAN RIVER COUNTY PROJECT NO. UW -97 -12 -DS BACKGROUND On September 29, 1995, Indian River County entered into an Inter -local Agreement with the City of Sebastian to assume ownership of the City's water distribution and wastewater collection systems. As a part of the contract, the County agreed to expand the water distribution system. On June 18, 1996, the Indian River County Board of County Commissioners approved Option 1 in order for the County to proceed with the installation of water lines as set forth in the Inter -local Agreement between Indian River County and the City of Sebastian. (See attached memorandum and copy of minutes.) Said Agreement provided for the transfer of the City of Sebastian's water and wastewater system to Indian River County. On September 1, 1998, at a public hearing, the Board of County Commissioners approved Phase II- B. The bid opening was held on October 27, 1998, and this portion of the Phase II project is now under construction and should be completed by August 1999. (See attached agenda item and copy of minutes.) We are now ready to proceed with Phase II -C. ANALYSIS Within the Phase II project area, between CR 512 and Main Street, there are 3,461 lots. This area will be 160% the size of the recently completed Phase I project. Approximately 50% of the lots have existing residences (some 1,750 homes) to benefit from this project. Typical lot sizes are .25 acre, plus or minus. Phase II -C includes 562 lots and approximately 324 homes. More effective management of project construction, inspections, cash flows and interaction with Property owners is being accomplished by having divided Phases II and III into smaller projects. See attached letter from the Office of the City Manager of the City of Sebastian, who has also requested that this water expansion project include smaller, more manageable projects for the City and the County. This will enable more utility construction companies to bid on these projects making the bid process more competitive. The attached map displays the area to benefit from the assessment projects, as divided into parts A, B, C, D & E, for Phase II. JUNE 19 1999 -31- % B 0 0 K 109 P,,' . J I BOOK .IL Ff1J1. ? D Total Engineering design has been completed by the staff of the Department of Utility Services for Phase II -C. We are now ready to begin the assessment process associated with this project, as outlined. The assessment roll for Phase II -C is attached. This project is to be paid through the assessment of property owners along the proposed water line route. Financing will be from the assessment fiord (473) if needed, inter -fund borrowing from the impact fee fiord (472) and/or operating fiord (471) will be available. The estimated project cost and amount to be assessed for Phase II -C is $1,256,465.84. The estimated cost per square foot is $0204577 (rounded). The estimated cost of Phase II -C, although slightly less per square foot is similar to Phase II -B ($0208299.) The Phase II -C project cost estimates have allowed for the higher ratio of improvements, concrete driveways, more stringent restoration specifications, and conservancy with the estimate. The assessed cost, as with any project will be regulated by the degree of competition at the bidding of the project. _ On May 21, 1999, a letter was sent to the Interim City Manager, John Van Antwerp, City of Sebastian, with a copy of this agenda item and a map of Phase II -C (Phase 11) project area. RECOMMENDATION The staff of the Department of Utility Services recommends that the Board of County Commissioners approve the attached Resolutions I and II and set the public hearing date. JUNE 19 1999 0 ON MOTION by Commissioner Adams, SECONDED by Commissioner Ginn, the Board, by a 4-0 vote (Commissioner Tippin being absent), unanimously adopted Resolution 99-052 providing for the Sebastian Area Phase H -C Water Expansion (an area north from Vocelle Avenue along Layport Drive); providing the total estimated cost, method of payment of assessments, number of annual installments, and legal description of the area specifically served. -32- Parcel Project No. Lots I.D. Nos. Locations II -A UW -96 -20 -DS 479 448 West of Roseland Road SE corner II -B UW -97 -11 -DS 758 714 East of Roseland Road to Vocelle Ave. II -C UW -97 -12 -DS 562 525 North from Vocelle Ave. along Layport Dr. II -D UW -97 -13 -DS 636 608 North from Layport Dr. west from Fleming Street II -E UW -97 -14 -DS 1,025 912 East of Fleming Street, including Main Street To Louisiana Ave. Total Engineering design has been completed by the staff of the Department of Utility Services for Phase II -C. We are now ready to begin the assessment process associated with this project, as outlined. The assessment roll for Phase II -C is attached. This project is to be paid through the assessment of property owners along the proposed water line route. Financing will be from the assessment fiord (473) if needed, inter -fund borrowing from the impact fee fiord (472) and/or operating fiord (471) will be available. The estimated project cost and amount to be assessed for Phase II -C is $1,256,465.84. The estimated cost per square foot is $0204577 (rounded). The estimated cost of Phase II -C, although slightly less per square foot is similar to Phase II -B ($0208299.) The Phase II -C project cost estimates have allowed for the higher ratio of improvements, concrete driveways, more stringent restoration specifications, and conservancy with the estimate. The assessed cost, as with any project will be regulated by the degree of competition at the bidding of the project. _ On May 21, 1999, a letter was sent to the Interim City Manager, John Van Antwerp, City of Sebastian, with a copy of this agenda item and a map of Phase II -C (Phase 11) project area. RECOMMENDATION The staff of the Department of Utility Services recommends that the Board of County Commissioners approve the attached Resolutions I and II and set the public hearing date. JUNE 19 1999 0 ON MOTION by Commissioner Adams, SECONDED by Commissioner Ginn, the Board, by a 4-0 vote (Commissioner Tippin being absent), unanimously adopted Resolution 99-052 providing for the Sebastian Area Phase H -C Water Expansion (an area north from Vocelle Avenue along Layport Drive); providing the total estimated cost, method of payment of assessments, number of annual installments, and legal description of the area specifically served. -32- • Providing (First Reso.) RESOLUTION NO. 99- 52 4/Wresaseb11c)vk0C A RESOLUTION OF INDIAN RIVER COUNTY, FLORIDA, PROVIDING FOR THE SEBASTIAN AREA PHASE II -C WATER EXPANSION (AN AREA NORTH FROM VOCELLE AVENUE ALONG LAYPORT DRIVE); PROVIDING THE TOTAL ESTIMATED COST, METHOD OF PAYMENT OF ASSESSMENTS, NUMBER OF ANNUAL INSTALLMENTS, AND LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE AREA SPECIFICALLY SERVED. WHERFAS, the Board of County Commissioners of Indian River County has determined that the improvements herein described are necessary to promote the public welfare of the county and has determined to defray the cost thereof by special assessments against certain properties to be serviced by a water main extension to Phase 11-C of the Sebastian Area (located north from Vocelle Avenue along Layport Drive), hereinafter referred to as Project No. UW -97 -12 -DS; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF INDIAN RIVER COUNTY, FLORIDA, as follows: 1. The County does hereby determine that a water line shall be installed to benefit 525 parcels in an area located north of Vocelle Avenue along Layport Drive, and that the cost thereof shall be specially assessed in accordance with the provisions of Sections 206.01 through 206.09 of the Code of Indian River County. 2. The total estimated cost to be assessed is $1,256,465.84 or $0.204577 per square foot to be paid by the property specially benefited as shown on the assessment plat on file with the Department of Utility Services. Assessments are to be levied against all lots and lands adjoining and contiguous or bounding and abutting upon the improvements or specially benefited thereby and further designated by the assessment plat with respect to the special assessments. 3. A special assessment in the amount of $0.204577 per square foot shall be assessed against each of the properties designated on the assessment plat. This assessment may be raised or lowered by action of the Board of County Commissioners after the public hearing, at the same meeting, as required by the referenced County Code. 4. The special assessments shall be due and payable and may be paid In full within 90 days after the date of the resolution of the Board with respect to credits against the special assessments after completion of the improvements (the 'Credit Date") without interest. If not paid in full, the special assessments may be paid in ten equal yearly installments of principal plus interest. If not paid when due, there shall be added a penalty of 1-1/2% of the principal not paid when due. The unpaid balance of the special assessments shall bear interest until paid at a rate to be determined by the Board of County Commissioners when the project is completed. JUNE 1, 1999 • -- BOOFL I U., � r rACE �°r BOOK 5. There is presently on file with the Department of Utility Services a plat showing the area to be assessed, plans and specifications, and an estimate of the cost of the proposed improvements. Ail of these are open to inspection by the public at the Department of Utility Services. 6. An assessment roll with respect to the special assessments shall promptly be prepared in connection with the special assessments. 7. Upon the adoption of this resolution, the Indian River County Utility Services Department shall cause this resolution (along with a map showing the areas to be served) to be published at least one time in the Vero Beach Press Journal before the public hearing required by Section 206.04. The resolution was moved for adoption by Commissioner A d a m s and the motion was seconded by Commissioner G i n n . and, upon being put to a vote, the vote was as follows: Chairman Kenneth R. Macht Aye Vice Chairman Fran B. Adams Aye Commissioner John W. Tippin Absent Commissioner Caroline D. Ginn Aye Commissioner Ruth Stanbridge Aye The Chairman thereupon declared the resolution duly passed and adopted this t s t day of June . 1999. Attest- K. Barton, C rk By Deputy Clerk JUNE 19 1999 -34- BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS INDIAN RIVER COUNTY, FLORIDA 10 Fran B: Adams Vice Chairman • ON MOTION by Commissioner Adams, SECONDED by Commissioner Ginn, the Board, by a 4-0 vote (Commissioner Tippin being absent), unanimously adopted Resolution 99-053 setting a time and place at which the owners of properties located in the Sebastian Phase II -C Water Expansion Area (in an area north from Vocelle Avenue along Layport Drive) and other interested persons may appear before the Board of County Commissioners and be heard as to the propriety and advisability of constructing the water main extension, as to the cost thereof; as to the manner of payment thereof, and as to the amount thereof to be specially assessed against each property benefited thereby. Time and Place (Second Reso.) RESOLUTION NO. 99. 53 4199(reaol3ebl lc)Vk= A RESOLUTION OF INDIAN RIVER COUNTY, FLORIDA, SETTING A TIME AND PLACE AT WHICH THE OWNERS OF PROPERTIES LOCATED IN THE SEBASTIAN PHASE II -C WATER EXPANSION AREA (IN AN AREA NORTH FROM VOCELLE AVENUE ALONG LAYPORT DRIVE) AND OTHER INTERESTED PERSONS, MAY APPEAR BEFORE THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AND BE HEARD AS TO THE PROPRIETY AND ADVISABILITY OF CONSTRUCTING THE WATER MAIN EXTENSION, AS TO THE COST THEREOF, AS TO THE MANNER OF PAYMENT THEREFOR, AND AS TO THE AMOUNT THEREOF TO BE SPECIALLY ASSESSED AGAINST EACH PROPERTY BENEFITED THEREBY. WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners of Indian River County has, by Resolution No. 99- SL , determined that It is necessary for the public welfare of the citizens of the county, and particularly as to those living, working, and owning property within the area described hereafter, that a waterline be installed to serve 525 parcels located in an area north from Vocelle Avenue along Layport Drive; and WHEREAS, it has been determined that the cost to be specially assessed with respect thereto shall be $0.204577 per square foot; and WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners has caused an assessment roll to be completed and filed with the Clerk to the Board; and WHEREAS, Section 206.06, Indian River County Code, requires that the Board of County Commissioners shall fix a time and place at which the owners of the properties to be assessed or any other persons interested therein may appear before the Board of County Commissioners and be heard as to the propriety and advisability of constructing such water main extension, as to the cost thereof, as to the manner of payment therefor, and as to the amount thereof to be assessed against each property benefited thereby, JUNE 191999 -35- 0 BCGK ��, ` PAGE BOOK. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF INDIAN RIVER COUNTY, FLORIDA, as follows: 1. The County Commission shall meet at the County Commission Chambers In the County Administration Building at the hour of 9:05 a.m. on Tuesday, June 22, 1999, at which time the owners of the properties to be assessed and any other interested persons may appear before said Commission and be heard in regard thereto. The area to be improved and the properties to be specially benefited are more particularly described upon the assessment plat and the assessment roll with regard to the special assessments. 2. All persons interested In the construction of said improvements and the special assessments against the properties to be specially benefited may review the assessment plat showing the area to be assessed, the assessment roll, the plans and specifications for said improvements, and an estimate of the cost thereof at the office of the Department of Utility Services any week day from 8:30 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. 3. Notice of the time and place of this public hearing shall be given by two publications in the Press Journal Newspaper one week apart. The last publication shall be at least one week prior to the date of the hearing. 4. The Indian River County Department of Utility Services shall give the owner of each property to be specially assessed at least ten days notice in writing of such time and place, which shall be served by mailing a copy of such notice to each of such property owners at his last known address. The resolution was moved for adoption by Commissioner A d a m s and the motion was seconded by Commissioner G i n n and, upon being put to a vote, the vote was as follows: Chairman Kenneth R. Macht Aye Vice Chairman Fran B. Adams Aye Commissioner John W. Tippin Absent Commissioner Caroline D. Ginn Aye Commissioner Ruth Stanbridge Aye The Chairman thereupon declared the resolution duly passed and adopted this 1 s t day of J u n e , 1999. Att J. K. Barton, Deputy Clerk Attachment: ASSESSMENT ROLL JUNE 19 1999 BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS INDIAN RIVER COUNTY,, FLORIDA By It!i (,f/��•KQ Fran B. Adams - Vice -Chairman Indian Hire Admin Budge Ut± iel Amk Mt Fm'E -36- 0 0 • PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT SUMMARY SEBASTIAN WATER EXPANSION PHASE II -C INDIAN RIVER COUNTY PROJECT NO. U W - 97 -12- D S TOTAL ESTIMATED PROJECT CONSTRUCTION COST INCLUDING ENGINEERING AND ADMINISTRATION $1,256,465.84 TOTAL NET SQUARE FOOTAGE OF PROPERTIES TO BE ASSESSED 6,141,779 ESTIMATED ASSESSMENT COST PER SQUARE FOOT $0.204577 (ROUNDED) MAY 10, 1999 J. D. C. SBPHIIC2.WK4 JUNE 19 1999 • -37- E�00K u Ft1GE LZ-jo r � BOOK109 �1 U—�o frtt;C PRELIMINARY ESTIMATION PROJECT COST 2cascst3 SEBASTIAN WATER ASSESSMENT PROJECT -PHASE 2C INDIAN RIVER PROJECT # UW -97 -12 -DS WIP # 475-000-169-355.00 ITEMS ESTIMATED ESTIMATED UNIT PRICE SUBTOTAL QUANTITY UNIT ($) ($) MOBILIZATION 1 UNIT $60,000.00 $60,000.00 DIP POLYWRAP 3,020 L.F. $0.70 $2,114.00 12" DIP WM CLASS 350 220 L.F. $18.00 $3,960.00 12" PVC WM 2,680 L.F. $16.00 $42,880.00 6" DIP WM CLASS 350 2,640 L.F. $12.00 $31,680.00 6" PVC WM 29,020 L.F. $9.00 $261,180.00 4" DIP WM CLASS 350 160 L.F. $8.00 $1,280.00 4" PVC WM 11500 L.F. $7.00 $10,500.00 12" GV 3 UNIT $1,200.00 $3,600.00 6" GV 49 UNIT $600.00 $29,400.00 4" GV 5 UNIT $500.00 $2,500.00 FHA 32 UNIT $1,800.00 $57,600.00 12" BRIDGE CROSSING 1 UNIT $20,000.00 $20,000.00 6" BRIDGE CROSSING 2 UNIT $9,000.00 $18,000.00 2" BLOWOFF VALVE 2 UNIT $550.00 $1,100.00 1" SHORT SINGLE SVC 50 UNIT $325.00 $16,250.00 1" LONG SINGLE SVC 45 UNIT $430.00 $19,350.00 1.5" DUAL SHORT SVC 120 UNIT $425.00 $51,000.00 1.5" DUAL LONG SVC 110 UNIT $550.00 $60,500.00 FITTINGS 12 TON $5,000.00 $59,050.00 JUMPER 3 UNIT $1,000.00 $3,000.00 DRIVEWAY BORES 160 UNIT $360.00 $57,600.00 RESTORE ASPHALT PAVEMENT 2,160 L.F. $30.00 $64,800.00 OVERLAY ASPHALT INTERSECTION 90,000 S.F. $1.25 $112,500.00 RESTORE CONC DRIVEWAY 600 L.F. $10.00 $6,000.00 SOD 36,210 L.F. $2.50 $90,525.00 SEED & MULCH 500 L.F. $1.50 $750.00 SUB -TOTAL NON -ASSESSABLE COST ADJUSTED COST 10% CONTINGENCY ESTIMATED CONSTRUCTION COST ENGINEERING, SURVEY & CONST. ADMIN. ESTIMATED ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES ESTIMATED TOTAL ASSESSMENT COST TOTAL ASSESSABLE SQUARE FOOTAGE ASSESSMENT COST PER SQUARE FOOT JUNE 19 1999 $1,087,119.00 $47,600.00 $1,039,519.00 $103,951.90 $1,143,470.90 $98,000.00 $15,000.00 1 $1,256,470.90 6,141,779 $0.2045777 5599 • -38- • A A B C PAGE 1 D t 1 2 SEBASTIAN WATER EXPANSION PHASE 11- C 3 4 INDIAN RIVER COUNTY PROJECT NO. UW -97 -12 -DS MAY 0 99 5 SEBIIC.WK4 6SQUARE 7 PARCEL FOOTAGE ASSESSMENT 8 SER OWNER 9 10 013138 00003 0690 00001.0 BETHEL 10,000 2,045.77 11 013138 00003 0690 00002.0 INGHRAM 10,000 2,045.77 12 013138 00003 0690 00003.0 OBRIEN 10,000 2,045.77 13 013138 00003 0690 00004.0 SZELUGA 13,939 2,851.59 14 01 31 38 00003 0690 00009.0 MORROW 11,250 2,301.49 15 013136 00003 0890 00010.0 HASENAUER 11,761 2,406.03 16 013138 00003 0690 00011.0 CHRISTOPHERSEN 12,632 2,564.21 17 013136 00003 0700 00001.0 MAURER 10,625 2,173.63 18 01313800003 0700 00002.0 MCDANIEL 10,000 2,045.77 19 01 3138 00003 0700 00003.0 HASENAUER 10,625 2,173.63 20 613138 00003 0700 00004.0 FEKETE 10,000 2,045.77 21 013136 00003 0700 00005.0 NOLAND 10,000 2,045.77 22 013138 00003 0700 00006.0 ALONGE 10,000 2,045.77 23 013136 00003 0700 00007.0 BREWSTER 10,000 2,045.77 24 01 31 38 00003 0700 00011.0 PRENDERGAST 20,000 4,091.54 25 013136 00003 0700 00013.0 COVELLO 10,000 2,045.77 26 013138 00003 0700 00014.0 MAURER 10,000 2,045.77 27 013138 00003 0710 00001.0 HASENAUER 10,625 2,173.63 28 013136 00003 0710 00002.0 SARAG WN 10,000 2,045.77 29 013138 00003 0710 00003.0 MARSH 10,625 2,173.63 30 013138 00003 0720 00004.0 SISKA 10,000 2,045.77 31 013138 00003 0720 00005.0 L.EADORE 10,000 2,045.77 32 013136 000031040 00001.0 GEARY 10,890 2,227.84 33 01 31 38 000031040 00002.0 JUTRAS 10,690 2,227.84 34 013136 000031040 00003.0 FREUND 10,690 2,227.84 35 013138 000031040 00007.0 HICKS 10,890 2,227.84 36 013138 000031040 00010.0 KELLY 10,000 2,045.77 37 013136 000031040 00011.0 HARKINS 10,890 2,227.84 36 013138 000031040 00012.0 BURKE 10,890 2,227.84 39 013138 000031040 00013.0 ZILNICKI 10,890 2,227.84 40 013138 000031040 00014.0 ZILNICKI 10,890 2,227.84 41 013138 000031040 00016.0 ROSIAN 10,454 2,138.64 42 013136 000031040 00017.0 MERCREADY 10,454 2,136.64 43 013138 000031040 00018.0 ROBERTSON 10,454 2,138.64 44 013138 000031040 00019.0 BRANDT 10,454 2,138.64 45 013138 000031040 00020.0 SCERBO 10,454 2,138.64 46 013136 000031040 00021.0 LA FAVE 10,454 2,136.64 47 013138 000031040 00023.0 PFISTER 10,454 2,138.64 48 013138 000031040 00024.0 PFISTER 10,454 2,136.64 49 013138 000031040 00025.0 COINTEPODC 10,454 2,136.64 50 013138 00=1 11040 00026 0 COINTEPODC 10,454 2,138.64 51 013136 000031040 00027.0 BRAY 10,454 2,138.64 52 013138 000031040 00028.0 DISALVIO 10,454 2,138.84 53 013138 000031040 00029.0 ROLLAND 10,454 2,138.64 54 01313800003 1040 00033 0 ZILNICKI 20,473 4,188.30 55 013138 000031040 00035.0 TRIANDAFILOU 21,344 4,366.49 56 013138 000031040 00036.0 CALDWELL 19,166 3,920.92 57 013138 000031040 00037.0 WENZEL 17,860 3,653.74 58 013138 000031040 00038.0 BAI 16,986 3,475.35 59 013136 000031040 00039.0 TERRY 16,553 3,386.36 60 01 31 38 000031040 00040.0 DOWNING 16,450 3.365.29 61 013136 000031040 00041.0 SCOTT 16,450 3,365.29 62 013138 000031040 00042.0 SCOTT 16,450 3,365.29 63 013138 W003 1040 00043.0 MARTINEZ 16,450 3,365.29 64 013138 000031040 00044.0 SCHACHT 16AM 3,365.29 65 013138 000031040 00045.0 BERNAUER 16,450 3,365.29 66 JUNE 19 1999 -39- e,00K JL;: I I BOOK i o j C A 87 A g D E 68 PARCEL PAGE 2 69 lyUMM 70 OWNER FOOTAGE 71 72 013138 000031040 00046.0 LOHMANN 16,450 3,365.29 73 013138 000031050 00002.0 ENSERO 10,000 2,045.77 74 013138 000031050 00003.0 ENSERO 10,000 2,045.77 75 013138 000031050 00004.0 013138 000031050 00005.0 NICHOLS PROTH 10,000 2,045.77 76 77 013138 000031050 00008.0 STOUGH 10,000 10,000 2,045.77 2,045.77 78 013138 000031050 00007.0 01 31 38 000031050 00008.0 STOUGH WARNER 10,000 2,045.77 79 01 31 38 000031050 00009.0 SUTTER 10,000 10,000 2,045.77 2,045.77 80 81 013138 000031050 00010.0 WOLF 10,000 2,045.77 82 01 31 38 000031050 00011.0 01 31 38 000031050 00014.0 WYNES MORREALE 20,038 4,099.31 83 84 013138 000031050 00015.0 RICHTER 10,000 10,000 2045,77 2,045,77 85 013138 000031050 00016.0 01 31 38 000031050 00017.0 MILLER LEWIS 10,000 2,045.77 87 01 31 38 00003 1050 00018.0 GOODING 10,000 10,000 2,045.77 2,045.77 88 01 31 38 000031050 00019.0 01 31 38 000031050 00020.0 SESSER ADAMS 15,000 3,068.65 89 90 013138 000031050 000220 PATRUS 15,000 10,000 3,068.65 2,045.77 91 01 31 38 000031060 00001.0 BABCOCK 10,000 2,045.77 92 013138 000031060 00002.0 MEIGS 20,000 4,091.54 93 013138 000031050 00004.0 01 31 38 000031060 00005.0 SHAVER DOTSON 10,000 2,045.77 94 95 01 31 38 000031060 00006.0 WASSET 10,000 20,000 2,045.77 4,091.54 98 01 31 38 000031060 00008.0 01 31 38 000031060 00009.0 FARBER LOUD 10,000 2,045.77 97 013138 000031060 00011.0 CORP 21,344 56,000 4,366.49 1,158.51 98 99 01 31 38 000031060 000120 FITTS ,683 1 2,045.77 100 01 31 38 000031060 00013.0 01 31 38 000031060 00014.0 WINGATE WHITE 10,000 2,045.77 101 102 01 31 38 000031060 00015.0 KUTZLER 10,000 10,000 2,045,77 2,045.77 103 01 31 38 000031060 00016.0 01 31 38 000031060 00017.0 KUTZLER CORNELL 10,000 2,045.77 104 105 01 3138 000031060 00018.0 KIRTON 10,000 10,000 2045.77 2,045.77 106 013138 000031060 00019.0 013138 000031070 00001.0 KANAVOS THERRIEN 10,000 2,045.77 107 013138 000031070 00003.0 WITT 20,000 10,000 4,091.54 2,045.77 108 109 013138 000031070 00004.0 01 31 38 000031070 00005.0 BAPTISTE 10,000 2,045.77 110 01 31 38 000031070 00006.0 GOSSETT GOSSETT 10,000 10,000 2,045.77 2,045.77 111 112 01 31 38 000031070 00007.0 01 31 38 000031070 00009.0 GRIFFITHS 18,295 3,742.73 113 013138 000031070 00010.0 KEYS KEYS 12,632 2,584.21 114 013138 000031070 00011.0 BROWN 10,000 10,000 2,04577 2,045.77 115 116 013138 000031070 000120 01 31 38 000031070 00013.0 PARSONS 10,000 2,045.77 117 013138 000031070 00014.0 WITT CONNELL 15,000 15,000 3,068.65 3,088.65 118 119 013138 000031080 00001.0 013138 000031080 00002 KEYES 10,000 _ 2,045.77 120 .0 013138 000031080 00004.0 DISA LVIO FISCHER 20,000 10,000 4,091.54 121 122 01 31 38 000031080 00005.0 MUELLER 10,000 2,045.77 2,045.77 123 013138 000031080 00006.0 013138 000031080 00008.0 MUELLER CARD 10,000 2,045.77 124 125 013138 000031080 00009.0 WALTERS 12,632 10,000 2,584.21 2,045.77 128 01 31 38 000031080 00010.0 013138 000031080 00011.0 DIAMOND DIAMOND 10,000 2,045.77 127 128 01 31 38 000031080 000120 DISALVIO 10,000 10,000 2,045.77 2,045.77 129 01 31 38 000031080 00013.0 01 31 38 000031080 00014.0 WALKER 10,000 2,045.77 130 013138 000031090 00001.0 ANNIS ALBEE 10,000 20,000 2,045.77 4,091.54 131 132 013138 000031090 000020 WUNDERLICH 10,000 2,045.77 133 013138 000031090 00003.0 SOUSA 10,000 2,045.77 JUNE 19 1999 JUNE 19 1999 -41- BODK 0 ul kr?.GC' A A B D E 134 PAGE 3 135 PARCEL SQUARE 136 NUMBER OMMER FOOTAGE 137 138 01 31 38 000031090 00004.0 DIAMOND 10,000 2,045.77 139 01 31 38 000031090 00005.0 VELTMAN 10,000 2,045.77 140 01 31 38 000031090 00006.0 ROUP 10,000 2,045.77 141 013138 000031090 00007.0 KOSKI 10,000 2,045.77 142 013138 000031090 00009.0 KAISER 18,250 3,324.37 143 013138 000031090 00010.0 DEPUE 10,000 2,045.77 144 01 31 38 000031090 00011.0 GIZINSKI 10,000 2,045.77 145 01 31 38 000031090 00012.0 ERWAY 10,000 2,045.77 148 013138 000031090 00013.0 WEYGANDT 10,000 2,045.77 147 013138 000031090 00014.0 PECK 20,000 4,091.54 148 01 31 38 000031100 00001.0 MYLLYKOSKI 10,000 2,045.77 149 01 31 38 000031100 00002.0 S L SEBASTIAN INC 10,000 2,045.77 150 013138 000031100 00003.0 ROSE 10,000 2,045.77 151 01 31 38 000031100 00004.0 FRABONI 10,000 2,045.77 152 01 31 38 00003 1100 00005.0 POECHER 10,000 2,045.77 153 _ 01 31 38 000031100 00008.0 COSTA 10,000 2,045.77 154 013138 000031100 WW7.0 DOHERTY 10,000 2,045.77 155 01 31 38 000031100 00008.0 PARR 10,000 2,045.77 156 01 31 38 000031100 00009.0 STAAB 10,000 2,045.77 157 013138 000031100 00010.0 HISCOTT 20,000 4,091.54 158 013138 000031100 00012.0 MATTHEWS 10,000 2,045.77 159 013138 000031100 00013.0 DEE 10,000 2,045.77 160 01 31 38 000031100 00014.0 CHAIRSELL 10,000 2,045.77 181 013138 000031100 00015.0 BURKE 10,000 2,045.77 182 01 31 38 000031100 00018.0 PRICE 101000 2,045.77 163 013138 000031100 00017.0 WEBSTER 10,000 2,045.77 164 013138 000031100 00018.0 SWIGER 10,000 2,045.77 165 01 31 38 000031100 00019.0 SWIGER 20,000 4,091.54 186 013138 00003 1110 00WI.0 WILDING 21,250 4,347.28 167 013138 000031110 00003.0 OFFERDING 10,000 2,045.77 168 01 31 38 000031110 00004.0 LOPES 20,000 4,091.54 169 01 31 38 000031110 00008.0 JOACHIM 11,250 2,301.49 170 01 31 38 000031110 00007.0 JOACHIM 21,250 4,347.26 171 01 31 38 000031110 00009.0 KEHR 10,000 2,045.77 172 01 31 38 000031110 00010.0 SMITH 10,000 2,045.77 173 01 31 38 000031110 00011.0 WARD 21,250 4,347.28 174 01 31 38 000031120 00002.0 LEET 12,632 2,584.21 175 013138 000031120 00003.0 SZELUGA 21,780 4,455.68 178 01 31 38 000031120 00005.0 MCCOLLUM 20,000 4,091.54 177 01 31 38 000031120 00007.0 GORDANIER 12,800 2,818.58 178 013138 000031120 00008.0 TRERICE 13,504 2,762.80 179 01 31 38 000031130 00001.0 HUGHES 12,500 2,557.21 180 01 31 38 000031130 00002.0 FISCHER 10,000 2,045.77 181 013138 000031130 00003.0 GUADALUPE 10,000 2,045.77 182 013138 000031130 00004.0 RAMSEY 20,000 4,091.54 183 013138 000031130 00008.0 KNIGHT 20,000 4,091.54 184 013138 000031130 00007.0 GILLARD 10,000 2,045.77 185 013138 000031130 00008.0 BORRAYO 10,000 2,045.77 186 013138 000031130 00000.0 KOZLOWSKI 10,000 2,045.77 187 01 31 38 000031130 00012.0 THERRELL 10,000 2,045.77 188 013138 000031130 00013.0 CLARK 10,000 2,045.77 189 01 31 38 000031130 00014.0 DAVIS 10,000 2,045.77 190 01 31 38 000031130 00016.0 CICHEWICZ 10,000 2,045.77 191 013138 000031130 00017.0 SNEED 10,000 2,045.77 192 013138 000031130 00018.0 ROBERTS 10,000 2,045.77 193 013138 000031130 00019.0 TREMBLAY 10,000 2,045.77 194 013138 000031130 00020.0 FOWLER 12,500 2,557.21 195 013138 000031140 00016.0 OBERBECK 15,000 3,068.65 196 013138 000031140 00018.0 FERNANDEZ 10,000 2,045.77 197 JUNE 19 1999 -41- BODK 0 ul kr?.GC' A r � BOOK.�� PF+Gr �0 JUNE 1.) 1999 A B E 198 PAGE 4 D 199 PARCEL SQUARE 200 NUMBER OWNER FOOTAGE 201 202 013138 000031140 00019.0 BROWN 10,000 2,045.77 203 01 31 38 000031140 00020.0 GUENTHER 20,000 4,091.54 204 01 31 38 000031140 00022.0 AHRENS 10,000 2,045.77 205 01 31 38 000031140 00023.0 COETZEE 10,000 2,045.77 206 01 31 38 000031140 00024.0 BIGWOOD 10,000 2,045.77 207 013138 000031140 00025.0 HUDKINS 10,000 2,045.77 208 01 31 38 000031140 00026.0 THUNDER 10,000 2,045.77 209 01 31 38 000031140 00027.0 BARACAT 11,250 2,301.49 210 013138 000031150 00011.0 FOWLER 13,125 2,685.07 211 01 31 38 000031150 00012.0 JONES 10,000 2,045.77 212 01 31 38 000031150 00013.0 BLACK 10,000 2,045.77 213 01 31 38 000031150 00014.0 LOOS 20,000 4,091.54 214 01 31 38 000031150 00016.0 CARPENTER 10,000 2,045.77 215 01 31 38 000031150 00017.0 BREITWESER 10,000 2,045.77 216 01 31 38 000031150 00018.0 D ELIA 20,000 4,091.54 217 013138 000031150 00020.0 WILLIAMS 13,125 2,685.07 218 013138 000031160 00011.0 SANDS 10,000 2,045.77 219 013138 000031160 00012.0 SALOMONE 10,000 2,045.77 220 01 31 38 000031160 00013.0 MUCKIAN 10,000 2,045.77 221 01 31 38 000031160 00014.0 S L SEBASTIAN INC 10,000 2,045.77 222 01 31 38 000031160 00015.0 SCHLENDORF 10,000 2,045.77 223 013138 000031160 00016.0 LIEBECK 20,000 4,091.54 224 01 31 38 000031180 00018.0 BROCKWAY 10,000 2,045.77 225 01 31 38 000031160 00019.0 WAYCHOWSKI 10,000 2,045.77 228 01 31 38 000031160 00020.0 WAYCHOWSKI 10,000 2,045.77 227 01 31 38 000031170 00011.0 CASAVANT 13,125 2,685.07 228 01 31 38 000031170 00012.0 JURSIK 18,500 3,784.67 229 01 31 38 000031170 00013.0 JURSIK 11,500 2,352.63 230 01 31 38 000031170 00015.0 LEONE 10,000 2,045.77 231 01 31 38 000031170 00016.0 CHORAK 10,000 2,045.77 232 01 31 38 000031170 00017.0 ANDREWS 10,000 2,045.77 233 01 31 38 000031170 00018.0 ANDREWS 10,000 2,045.77 234 01 31 38 000031170 00019.0 RICHTARCIK 10,000 2,045.77 .235 01 31 38 000031170 00020.0 ASMUS 13,125 2,685.07 236 113138 00001 1180 00001.0 BOCK 11,250 2,301.49 237 11 31 38 00001 1180 00002.0 HELLRIEGEL 10,000 2,045.77 238 11 31 38 00001 1180 00003.0 CYPRA 10,000 2,045.77 239 113138 WWI 1180 00004.0 YODER 10,000 2,045.77 240 11 31 38 000011 ISO 00005.0 CONOVER 11,000 2,250.34 241 11 31 38 00001 1180 00046.0 DOBBS 11,000 2,250.34 242 11 31 38 00001 1180 00007.0 LONG 11,326 2,317.03 243 11 31 38 00001 1180 00008.0 RAMIREZ 11,326 2,317.03 244 113138 00001 1180 00009.0 LIBBY 11,000 2,250.34 245 113138 00001 1180 00010.0 LYON 11,000 2,250.34 246 113138 00001 1180 00011.0 CHAMBERS 10,000 2,045.77 247 113138 WWI 1180 00012.0 ALLEMAND 10,000 2,045.77 248 11 31 38 00001 1180 00013.0 MCDONALD 21,250' 4,347.28 249 11 31 38 000011190 00001.0 COLQUITT 11,250 2,301.49 250 113138 WWI 1190 00002.0 STOLTZ 10,000 2,045.77 251 11 31 38 00001 1190 00003.0 GROME 10,000 2,045.77 252 11 31 38 00001 1190 00004.0 BOSCOVICH 10,000 2,045.77 253 11 31 38 00001 1190 00005.0 HALL 11,000 2,250.34 254 11 31 38 00001 1190 00006.0 MCBRIDE 11,000 2,250.34 255 11 31 38 00001 1190 00007.0 MURDOCK 11,326 2,317.03 256 113138 W001 1190 00008.0 SULLIVAN 11,326 2,317.03 257 11 31 38 00001 1190 00009.0 HARDING 11,000 2,250.34 258 11 31 38 00001 1190 00010.0 CLONAN 11,000 2,250.34 259 11 31 38 00001 1190 00011.0 CLONAN 10,000 2,045.77 260 113138 00001 1190 00012.0 FLORIO 15,000 3,068.65 261 113138 00001 1190 00013.0 HUBBARD 16,250 3,324.37 262 11 31 38 00001 1200 00001.0 BROUILLETTE 15,515 3,174.01 263 JUNE 1.) 1999 A A 264 g PAGE 5 D E 265 PABGEL0 266 )�@ OWNER AR 267 FOOTAGE 268 269 113138 00001 1200 00002.0 KAMBERS 14,000 2,864.07 270 11 31 38 00001 1200 00003.0 BURNLEY 9,718 1,988.07 271 11 31 38 WWI 1200 00004.0 BURNLEY 10,000 2,045.77 272 113138 WWI 12W 00005.0 MUENCKLER 10,000 2,045.77 273 11 31 38 00001 1200 00006.0 11 31 38 WWI 1200 00007.0 ELAM SILVIS 18,875 3,452 23 274 113138 00001 12W 00009.0 KNUTSON 13,125 10,000 2,685.07 2,045.77 275 276 113138 00001 1200 00010.0 GOMEZ 10,000 2,045.77 277 113138 00001 1200 00011.0 KONSTANTIMIDES 10,000 2,045.77 278 11 31 38 00001 1200 00012.0 11 31 38 00001 1200 00013.0 MYERS MANNING 10,000 2,045.77 279 113138 00001 12W 00014.0 REINHALTER 10,000 10,000 2,045.77 2,045.77 280 281 113138 00001 1200 00015.0 SMETZER 10,000 2,045.77 282 113138 00001 1200 00016.0 11 31 38 00001 1200 00017.0 HAYS PERKINS 13,088 2,873.41 283 113138 WWI 12W 00018.0 STERN 10,000 10,000 2,045.77 2,045.77 284 285 11 31 38 W001 1200 00019.0 SMITH 10,000 2,045.77 286 113138 00001 1200 00020.0 _ 11 31 38 00001 12W 00021.0 MAURY O' BRIEN 10,000 2.045.77 287 11 31 38 00001 1200 00022.0 BREITNER 9,148 10,500 1,871.47 2,148.05 288 200 113138 00001 1200 00023.0 113138 00001 1200 00024.0 GUITIERREZ ADANIEL 12,200 2,495.83 290 113138 00001 1200 00025.0 DAVIS 10,000 2.045.77 281 292 113138 00001 1200 00026.0 IAKOUOS 10,000 10,000 2,045.77 2.045.77 283 113138 00001 1200 00027.0 113138 00001 1200 00028.0 ESTRADA SMITH 10000 2 294 113138 00001 1200 00029.0 CHEN 10,000 10,000 2,04577 295 296 11 31 38 00001 1200 00030.0 BECKETT 12,500 2,045.77 2 297 113 1 38 00001 1200 00031.0 113138 00001 1210 00001.0 JOZWICKI HAINES 14,578 ,557.21 2,981.91 298 1 13138 00001 121000003.0 BASSEN 27,443 14,375 5 814.2 0 299 300 113138 00001 121000004.0 BASSEN 10,000 2,940.79 2,045.77 301 11 31 38 00001 1210 00005.0 113138 00001 1210 00006.0 SROCZYNSKI WEBSTER 10,000 2,045.77 302 113138 00001 1210 00007.0 ARENI 10,000 2'045'77 003 11 3138 00001 1210 00008.0 KNIPPER 10,000 10,000 2,045.77 304 005 113138 00001 1210 00009.0 DOLAN 10'000 2'045'77 2'045'77 300 113138 00001 1210 00010.0 113138 00001 1210 00011.0 DOLAN WILLARD 10,000 2,045.77 '307 113138 00001 1210 00012.0 HILL 10,000 2'045'77 300 11 3138 00001 1210 00013.0 HILL 10.000 2 'x'77 309 11 3138 00001 1210 00014.0 KOEHNLEIN 10'� 10,E 2,045.77 310 113138 00001 1210 00015.0 GOOD 2'045'77 311 113138 00001 1210 00016.0 HAENTJENS 10,000 10,000 2,045.77 312 313 113138 00001 1210 00017.0 MICHAELS 12,500 2,045.77 2,557.21 314 113138 00001 1220 00001.0 113138 00001 1220 00002.0DEMSEY NUREK 11'250 2,301.49 315 113138 00001 1220 00003.0 DALEY 10,000 2'045'77 316 113138 00001 1220 00004.0 LAURIA 10,000 10,000 2,045.77 317 113138 WWI 1220 00005.0 SHERER 2,045.77 318 113138 00001 1220 00008.0 CLAWSON 10,000 10,000 2,045.77 319 113138 00001 1220 00007.0 ZUEL 2,045.77 320 113138 00001 1220 00008.0 THOMPSON 10,000 10,000 2'045'77 321 322 113138 00001 1220 00009.0 THOMAS 10,000 2,045.77 2,045.77 323 113138 00001 1220 00010.0 113138 00001 1220 00011.0SOUSA ELMO 10,E 2,045.77 324 113138 00001 1220 00012.0 JANKOWSKI 10,000 10,000 2'045'77 325 326 113138 00001 1220 00013.0 GONZALEZ 11,250 2,045.77 2,301.49 327 11 31 38 00001 1220 00014.0 113138 WWI 1220 00015.0 STELLATO 11,250 2,301.49 328 113138 00001 1220 00016.0 MCGARRY GREIF 10,000 2,045.77 328 113138 00001 1220 00017.0 GREIF 10,000 2,045.77 300 113138 00001 1220 00018.0 GEIGER 10,000 2045.77 331 20,000 4,091.54 JUNE 19 1999 BOOK liu . Vie: -43- 6 Ft1G` A 33323 A B E D E 3 PARCEL PAG8 334 Numm SQUARE 335 9]ewm FOOTAGE 336 337 113138 00001 1220 00020.0 SAVASTANO 338 11 31 38 00001 1220 00021.0 MORRIS 10,000 2,045.77 113138 WWI 1220 00022.0 CLINE CLINE 10,000 2,045'77 339 113138 WWI 1220 00023.0 DAUS10,000 10,000 2,045.77 340 11 31 38 00001 1220 00024.0 TOBIN 2,045.77 341 11 31 38 00001 1220 00025.0 HO HOOD OD 10,000 2,045.77 342 343 11 31 38 00001 1220 00026.0 NO 10.000 2,045'77 344 113138 00001 1230 00001.0 LEN FF 11,250 2,301.49 345 113138 00001 1230 00002.0 SIEBEL 16,250 3.324.37 346 113138 00001 1230 00004.0 JOY 15,000 3.068.65 347 113138 00001 1230 00005.0 TOUGAS TOUGASMCMAN 10,000 2,045.77 348 113138 00001 1230 00006.0 S 10,625 2,173.63 349 113138 00001 1230 00007.0 MARTIN 10,825 2,173.83 11 31 38 00001 1230 00008.0 RILEY 10,000 2,045.77 350 113138 00001 1230 00009.0 RILEY 10,000 2,045.77 351 352 113138 00001 1230 00010.0 SHERRATT 10'000 2'045'77 353 113138 WWI 1230 00011.0 SHERRATT 10,000 2.045.77 113138 WWI 1230 00012.0 SMITH 10,000 2,045.77 354 355 113138 00001 1230 00013.0 MINNEHAN 10,000 2,045.77 11 31 38 00001 1230 00014.0 HICKS 10'000 2'045'77 35 357 113138 00001 1230 00015.0 OFFERDING 11,250 2,301.49 113138 00001 1230 00017.0 MAYO 21,250 4,347.28 358 359 113138 00001 1230 00018.0 BUCZEK 10'000 2045'77 380 113138 00001 1230 00019.0 POLODNA 10,000 2,045.77 361 11 31 38 00001 1230 00020.0 11 31 38 00001 1230 00021.0 JOVANOVICH 10'000 10,00 2.045.77 2,045.77 382 113138 00001 1230 00022.0 MARAGNI WARNER 10,000 2,045.77 363 364 11 31 38 00001 1230 00023.0 GRUBE 10.000 2,045.77 3` 113138 00001 1230 00024.0 WARNER 10,625 2,173.83 368 11 31 38 00001 1230 00025.0 MOORE 10,825 2,173.83 367 113138 00001 1230 00028.0 SIEBEL 10.000 2,045'77 113138 00001 1230 00027.0 SMITH 10,000 2.045.77 368 113138 00001 1230 00028.0 SMITH 10'000 2045,77 369 113138 00001 1240 00001.0 LINES LINESFLAC 11.250 2,301.49 370 11 31 38 00001 1240 00018.1 13,504 2,762.60 371 372 113138 00001 1240 00017.1 WRIGHT 10,880 2,180.79 373 113138 00001 1240 00020.0 PIMM 21'080 4'308.39 374 113138 00001 1240 00021.0 LEHTO 10.400 2,127.80 375 113138 WWI 1240 00022.0 GROZA 10,400 2.127.80 376 113138 00001 1240 00023.0 GROZA 10,400 2.127.80 377 113138 00001 1240 00024.0 DE IORIO 10,400 2127.60 378 113138 00001 1240 00025.0 C CPPAPONE 10,400 2,127.60 11 31 38 00001 1240 00028.0 10,400 2,127.60 379 380 113138 00001 1240 00028.0 SANCHEZ 20,800 4,255.20 381 113138 00001 1240 00029.0 10,400 2127.80 113138 00001 1240 00030.0 JENKINS� 10,400 2,127.60 383 11 31 38 00001 1250 00001.0 CAMPAGNA 11.498 2.352.22 11 31 38 00001 1250 000no QUIYOU 11,165 2,284.10 11 31 38 00001 1250 00003.0 QUIYOU 10,000 2.045.77 385 386 113138 00001 1250 00004.0 ARCILLAS 10,000 2,045.77 387 11 31 38 00001 1250 00005.0 BLOMSTROM 10,000 2'045'77 113138 00001 1250 00008.0 COSTA 10.000 2,045.77 11 31 38 00001 1250 00007.0 DAVIS 10,000 2,045.77 389 113138 00001 1250 00008.0 KROLAK 10,000 2.045.77 390 11 31 38 00001 1250 00009.0 KROLAK 10,000 2.045.77 391 392 113138 WWI 1250 00010.0 FERRARA 10,000 2,045.77 393 113138 00001 1250 00012.0 QUELLETTE 20.000 4.091.54 113138 00001 1250 00013.0 LEVER 10,000 2,045.77 394 395 113138 WWI 1250 00013.1 STUART 9,375 1,917.90 398 113138 00001 1250 00017.0 HENNESSY 10,625 2,173.83 397 113138 00001 1250 00018.0 PETRO PETROSKI 10,000 2.045.77 11 3138 00001 1250 00019.0 10'000 2'045'77 398 10,000 2,045.77 JUNE 19 1999 399 A B PAGE 7 D E 400 PARCEL BARE 401 NUMBER OWNER FOOTAGE 402 403 11 31 38 00001 1250 00020.0 TYSON 10,000 2,045.77 404 11 31 38 00001 1250 00021.0 RAU 10,000 2,045.77 405 113138 00001 1250 00022.0 ABBRUSCATO 10,000 2,045.77 406 11 31 38 WWI 1250 00023.0 RICCOBONI 10,000 2,045.77 407 113138 00001 1250 00024.0 RICCOSONI 10,000 2,045.77 408 113138 00001 1250 00025.0 RICCOBONI 10,000 2,045.77 409 113138 00001 1250 00026.0 TYSON 10,000 2,045.77 410 11 31 38 00001 1250 00027.0 KEELER 10,000 2,045.77 411 113138 WWI 125000028.0 VEGGIAN 10,000 2,045.77 412 113138 00001 1250 00029.0 KESELER 20,038 4,099.31 413 113138 00001 1260 00001.0 TYLER 35,719 7,307,28 414 11 31 38 00001 1260 00004.0 JAHN 20,000 4,091.54 415 113138 00001 1260 00006.0 PAULLEY 10,000 2,045.77 416 -113138 00001 1260 00007.0 UNGERBUEHLER 10,000 2,045.77 417 113138 00001 1260 00008.0 UNGERBUEHLER 10,000 2,045.77 418 11 31 38 00001 1260 00009.0 ANANIA 10,000 2,045.77 419 11 31 38 00001 1260 00010.0 GREEN 11,875 2,429.35 420 113138 00001 1260 00011.0 LENS 10,000 2,045.77 421 113138 00001 1250 00012.0 MELCOLM 10,000 2,045.77 422 11 31 38 00001 1260 00013.0 SCORTINO 10,000 2,045.77 423 11 31 38 00001 1260 00014.0 OSTROWSKI 10,000 2,045.77 424 113138 00001 1200 00015.0 MCLAUGHLIN 10,000 2,045.77 425 11 31 38 00001 1260 00016.0 GILL 10,000 2,045.77 426 113138 00001 1260 00017.0 MASSIE 10,000 2,045.77 427 11 31 38 00001 1260 00018.0 EAGER 10,000 2,045.77 428 11 31 38 00001 1260 00019.0 STEVENS 10,000 2,045.77 429 113138 00001 1260 00020.0 KOCH 10,000 2,045.77 430 113138 00001 1260 00021.0 PETER 11,761 2,406.03 431 113138 00001 1270 00001.0 RINYU 13,058 2,673.41 432 11 31 38 00001 1270 00002.0 LUNDBERG 10,625 2,173.63 433 11 31 38 00001 1270 00003.0 MAHONEY 10,000 2,045.77 434 113138 WWI 1270 00004.0 TETA 10,000 2,045.77 435 113138 WWI 1270 00005.0 GAVIN 10,000 2,045.77 436 11 31 38 00001 1270 00006.0 ECCLES 10,000 2,045.77 437 113138 00001 1270 00007.0 MCMILLAN 10,625 2,173.83 438 113138 WWI 127000008.0 MASCARENHAS 10,625 2,173.63 439 113138 00001 1270 00009.0 REHAK 14,375 2,940.79 440 11 31 38 00001 1270 00010.0 REARDANZ 11,250 2,301.49 441 113138 00001 1270 00011.0 FREDERICK 10,000 2,045.77 442 113138 00001 1270 00012.0 BASCOME 10,000 2,045.77 443 113138 00001 1270 00013.0 COOK 10,000 2,045.77 444 11 31 38 00001 1270 00014.0 COOK 10,000 2,045.77 445 113138 00001 1270 00015.0 HALLORAN 10,000 2,045.77 446 113138 00001 1270 00016.0 GUDE 10,000 2,045.77 447 11 31 38 00001 1270 00017.0 ZAREMBA 10,000 2,045.77 448 113138 00001 1270 00018.0 BUCKLEY 10,000 2,045.77 449 113138 00001 1270 00019.0 THOMPSON 12,632 2,584.21 450 113138 00001 1280 00001.0 TORMEY 13,939 2,851.59 451 113138 00001 1280 000020 TORMEY 10,625 2,173.63 452 11 31 38 00001 1280 00003.0 SCHAERLI 10,625 2,173.63 453 113138 00001 1280 00004.0 PISCIOTTANO 10,625 2,173.63 454 11 31 38 00001 1280 00005.0 PISCIOTTANO 10,000 2,045.77 455 113138 00001 1280 00006.0 HARTLE 10,000 2,045.77 456 113138 00001 1280 00007.0 DEJOIA 10,000 2,045.77 457 11 31 38 00001 1280 00008.0 TORMEY 10,000 2,045.77 458 11 31 38 00001 1280 00009.0 TORMEY 10,000 2,045.77 459 113138 00001 1280 00010.0 TORMEY 10,000 2,045.77 460 11 31 38 00001 1280 00011.0 REEDER 10,625 2,173.63 461 11 31 38 WWI 1280 000120 MAROUN 12,500 2,557.21 462 113138 00001 1280 00013.0 BEGASSE 10,625 2,173.83 463 JUNE 19 1999 p ni; � BOOK 109 9 F''UF -' 4 JUNE 19 1999 A B D E 484 PAGE 8 465 PARCEL SQUARE 466 NUMBER OWNER FOOTAGE 467 468 113138 00001 1280 00014.0 SUMMERLIN 10,000 2,045.77 469 11 31 38 00001 1280 00015.0 SUMMERLIN 10,000 2,045.77 470 11 31 38 00001 1280 00016.0 MASCARENHAUS 10,000 2,045.77 471 113138 00001 1280 00017.0 HALL 10,000 2,045.77 472 11 31 38 00001 1280 00018.0 DAMS 10,625 2,173.63 473 113138 00001 1280 00019.0 FERNANDEZ 10,625 2,173.63 474 11 31 38 00001 1280 00020.0 FERNANDEZ 10,000 2,045.77 475 113138 WW1 1280 00021.0 TENNEY 10,000 2,045.77 476 113138 00001 1280 00022.0 DOLDE 10,000 2,045.77 477 11 31 38 00001 1280 00023.0 KUZIAK 10,000 2,045.77 478 11 31 38 WW1 1280 00024.0 OBERHOLTZER 10,000 2,045.77 479 11 31 38 00001 1280 00025.0 LEWIS 11,498 2,352.22 480 11 31 38 00001 1290 00012.0 GOLIEN 11,250 2,301.49 481 113138 00001 1290 00013.0 COX 10,000 2,045.77 482 11 31 38 00001 1290 00014.0 KIRKPATRICK 10,000 2,045.77 483 113138 00001 1290 00015.0 BARNUM 10,000 2,045.77 484 11 31 38 00001 1290 00016.0 WHITE 20,000 4,091.54 485 113138 00001 1290 00018.0 ABELE 20,000 4,091.54 486 11 31 38 00001 1290 00020.0 TOWER 20,000 4,091.54 487 11 31 38 00001 1290 00022.0 GILCHRIST 24,394 4,990.45 488 113138 000021040 00004.0 CURIALE 10,626 2,173.83 489 11 31 38 000021040 00005.0 INGUI 10,626 2,173.83 490 113138 000021040 00006.0 GREGORY 10,626 2,173.83 491 113135 000021040 00008.0 STEUSSING 10,626 2,173.83 492 11 31 38 000021040 00009.0 FRIEND 10,626 2,173.83 493 11 31 38 000021040 00015.0 MATHEW 10,625 2,173.63 494 11 31 38 000021040 00022.0 PFISTER 10,618 2,172.19 495 11 31 38 000021040 00030.0 CANUPP 11,419 2,336.06 496 113138 00002 1040 00031.0 SCHWEI 17,125 3,503.38 497 11 31 38 000021040 00032.0 HASE 11,105 2,271.82 498 11 31 38 000021040 00047.0 BERNSTEIN 15,730 3,217.99 499 11 31 38 000021040 00048.0 JORGENSEN 17,860 3,653.74 500 113138 00002 1040 00048.1 FIELDEN 17,424 3,564.54 501 113138 000021050 00001.0 WOODWARD 10,808 2,211.06 502 11 31 38 000021050 00013.0 MORREALE 15,491 3,169.10 503 11 31 38 000021050 00023.0 PRUSZYNSKI 10,890 2,227.84 504 11 31 38 000021080 00007.0 GILLIAMS 11,061 2,262.82 505 11 31 38 000021090 00008.0 KOSKI 8,459 1,730.51 506 11 31 38 000021120 00001.0 FALZARANO 10,200 2,086.68 507 11 31 38 000021120 00009.0 GOING 28,247 5,369.53 508 113138 000021120 00011.0 MAAS 15,246 3,118.98 509 113138 000021120 00012.0 CULLEN 15,246 3,118.98 510 11 31 38 000021120 00013.0 ANDREWS 12,541 2,565.60 511 113138 00002 1120 00014.0 SHERBROOK 12,124 2,480.29 512 113138 000021130 00010.0 EDDY 10,460 2,139.87 513 113138 000021130 00011.0 CLARK 12,487 - 2,554.55 514 11 31 38 000021140 00001.0 SDEBEL 20,000 4,091.54 515 113138 000021140 00003.0 SDEBEL 10,000 2,045.77 516 113138 000021140 00004.0 DELAVALLA 10,000 2,045.77 517 113138 000021140 00005.0 HARTLE 10,000 2,045.77 518 113138 000021140 00008.0 JULIN 10,000 2,045.77 519 11 31 38 000021140 00007.0 PURTELL 10,000 2,045.77 520 113138 000021140 00008.0 ABRINICA 10,000 2,045.77 521 113138 000021140 00009.0 UHRICH 10,000 2,045.77 522 113138 000021140 00010.0 STALTER 10,000 2,045.77 523 113138 000021140 00011.0 EVANGELISTA 10,000 2,045.77 524 113138 000021140 00012.0 EVANGELISTA 10,000 2,045.77 525 11 31 38 000021140 00013.0 MINER 10,000 2,045.77 526 11 31 38 000021140 00014.0 DIXON 10,900 2,229.88 527 113138 000021140 00015.0 OBERBECK 20,520 4,197.92 528 529 JUNE 19 1999 r� Jum 19 1999 -47- 8005 rA, C] B D E 530A PAGE 9 531 532 PARCEL SQUARE 533 NUMBER OWNER FOOTAGE 534 535 12 3138 00002 0690 00005.0 ZARCONE 12,197 2,495.22 538 12 3138 00002 0690 00006.0 SKORSTAD 14,375 2,940.79 537 12 3138 00002 0690 00007.0 HUSK 13,056 2,671.36 538 12 3138 00002 0690 00008.0 MORROW 14,211 2,907.24 539 12 3138 00002 0700 00008.0 BLASCHKE 14,800 3,027.73 540 -- 12 3138 00002 0700 00009.0 PORTER 16,700 3,416.43 541 12 3138 00002 0710 00004.0 HOLMES 10,036 2,053.13 542 12 3138 00002 0710 00005.0 SIWEK 10,000 2,045.77 543 12 3138 00002 0710 00006.0 SZABO 8,873 1,815.21 544 12 3138 00002 0710 00006.1 PAYNE 10,454 2,138.64 545 12 3138 00002 0710 00008.0 ROBERTS 10,672 2,183.24 546 12 3138 00002 0710 00009.0 HAWKINS 10,000 2,045.77 547 12 3138 00002 0710 00010.0 HAWKINS 10,036 2,053.13 548 12 3138 00002 0720 00003.0 BRADY 13,526 2,767.10 549 12 3138 00002 0720 00006.0 BOUNDS 10,000 2,045.77 550 12 3138 00002 0720 00007.0 LAGGES 10,000 2,045,77 551 12 3138 00002 0720 00008.0 REYNOLDS 10,000 2,045.77 552 12 3138 00002 0720 00009.0 COUSINS 14,133 2,891.28 553 12 3138 00002 0720 00010.0 HAWKINS 10,600 2,168.51 554 12 3138 00002 0720 00011.0 HAWKINS 14,700 3,007.28 555 12 3138 00002 0720 00012.0 SIMPSON 10,000 2,045.77 556 12 3138 00002 0720 00013.0 DRUMM 10,000 2,045.77 557 12 3138 00002 0720 00014.0 JOHNSON 10,000 2,045.77 558 12 3138 00002 0720 00015.0 ROTHMAN 10,000 2,045.77 559 12 3138 00002 0720 00016.0 METZGER 16,400 3,355.06 560 12 3138 00003 0720 00018.0 MARTIN 24,400 4,991.67 561 12 3138 00003 0720 00019.0 MARTIN 11,498 2,352.22 562 12 3138 00003 0720 00020.0 SPEAR 11,498 2,352.22 563 12 3138 00003 0720 00021.0 SMITH 11,498 2,352.22 564 12 3138 00003 0720 00022.0 MCGUIRE 11,498 2,352.22 565 12 3138 00003 0720 00023.0 HARRIS 16,117 3,297.16 568 12 3138 00003 0720 00024.0 DANFORTH 17,860 3,653.74 567 12 3138 00003 0720 00025.0 DANFORTH 11,498 2,352.22 568 12 3138 00003 0720 00026.0 TAYLOR 11,498 2,352.22 569 12 3138 00003 0720 00027.0 NEIDE 11,498 2,352.22 570 12 3138 00003 0720 00028.0 LAKE 11,761 2,406.03 571 12 3138 00003 0720 00029.0 JOVANOVICH 11,761 2,406.03 572 12 3138 00003 0720 00030.0 PECORARO 19,166 3,920.92 573 574 575 TOTAL ESTIMATED SQUARE FOOTAGE 6,141,779 576 TO BE ASSESSED 577 PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT $1,256,465.84 578 COST PER SQ FT $ 0.204577 579 580 521 PARCEL ID'S 581 562 LOTS APPROXIMATELY 324 HOMES Jum 19 1999 -47- 8005 rA, C] r � BOOK 'l C 9FACuE A4 a \..CT,11 A 4TTA N MVI TT R rYIJA NSI0N PHASE 2 JUNE 1, 1999 • PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT SUMMARY SEBASTIAN WATER EXPANSION PHASE II -C INDIAN RIVER COUNTY PROJECT NO. U W - 97 -12- D S TOTAL ESTIMATED PROJECT CONSTRUCTION COST INCLUDING ENGINEERING AND ADMINISTRATION $1,256,465.84 TOTAL NET SQUARE FOOTAGE OF PROPERTIES TO BE ASSESSED 6,141,779 ESTIMATED ASSESSMENT COST PER SQUARE FOOT $0.204577 (ROUNDED) MAY 10, 1999 J. D. C. SBPHIIC2.WK4 JUNE 19 1999 r � BOCK a kA'U. r-2; 13.A.1. CHAIRMAN KENNETH R MRCHT - PROPOSED RESOLUTION EXPRESSING SUPPORT OF PROPOSED FEDERAL LEGISLATION - CONSERVATION AND REEWESTMENT ACT OF 1999 M.R. 701) AND REEWESTMENT AND ENVIRONMENTAL RESTORATION ACT OF 1999 (S.25) (FEDERAL OIL AND GAS RESOURCES ON THE OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF) The Board reviewed a letter of May 24, 1999: Chauman of the Board Jack C Cam"ll Secretary Low,stana Department of Natural Resources May 24, 1999 Mr. Barry Evans County Administrator Indian River County Florida Via facsimile: 850-595-0908 Program Manager Robert Szabo Washington. D C Office Re: Conservation and Reinvestment Act of 1999 (KJL 701) Reinvestment and Environmental Restoration Act of 1999 (S. 25) Dear Mr. Evans, Thank you for your time today to discuss the "Fair Share" legislation — Conservation and Reinvestment Act (CARA). As I indicated, this Federal bill could be one of the most significant pieces of legislation for our nation's coastal areas It will- provide illprovide approximately $1 billion in new Federal money annually to coastal states and local governments. 1 encourage the Indian River County Commission to support this important bipartisan legislation. Attached are informational -fact sheets for your review and discussion with Commission members. Included in the materials is a sample Resolution that we hope you will adopt, and forward to your Congressional delegation encouraging cosponsorship of the bills. As 1 said. CARA distributes 50110 of the annual Federal receipts (60% in the House Bill) from offshore oil & gas development to states and local governments, which is equivalent to the treatment of revenues from onshore federal oil and gas development. This "Fair Share" of offshore revenues, about $2 billion a year, will be distributed through three programs. Title I of the bill, provides 27elo of the annual revenues to ALL coastal states and territories, not just those states that "host- federal Outer Continental Shelf (OCS) oil and gas development. Florida stands to gain approximately $85,500,000 (based on MMS estimated revenues) in Title I Coastal Impact Assistance. Title Il is the Land and Water Conservation Fund of which Florida would receive over $11,000,000 approximately; and Title M is for wildlife initiatives of which Florida Council for Conservation and Reinvestment of Outer Continental Shelf Revenues Department of Natural Resources • Office of the Secretary • P.O. Box 94398 • Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70804.9398 Louisiana phone 225.342.2710 or 225-342-4844 • Washington, D.C. phone 202.298-1920 Louisiana fax 225.342-3442 • www.00Sievenue.org • Washington, D.C. fax 202-338-2418 JUNE 19 1999 • Chairman Macht noted that the request asks the Board to respond as quickly as possible. He felt the release of monies collected from oil interests could be used for beach restoration. Commissioner Ginn could not support the request without reading the house and senate bills as the "devil is in the details". She noted that this is indicative of the need to continue the policy that no resolutions be brought before the Board prior to the Board having an opportunity ity to discuss the matter. Commissioner Adams did not have a problem with the request as the federal government has consistently shared monies from other leases of federal lands which shows their commitment to the states. She MOVED support of the resolution. Chairman. Macht ruled that Commissioner Adams' MOTION DIED FOR LACK OF A SECOND. Commissioner Stanbridge had no problem with the resolution as it does not endorse exploration off our shores. She also noted that if the states are not receiving any proceeds, they certainly need it now. Chairman Macht agreed to allow short comments from the public. Rosemary Wilson, 1490 5'h Avenue, hoped the Board would table approval of the resolution pending further information. Guy Barber, 503 '1" Place, concurred and asked the Board to allow a couple of weeks for retrieval of further information. JUNE 19 1999 ON MOTION by Commissioner Adams, SECONDED by Commissioner Stanbridge, the Board, by a 4-0 vote (Commissioner Tippin being absent) unanimously agreed to table the matter for 2 weeks. • -51- BOOK i09 FAGUE X60 pr -1 BOOK 109 PAGE 417 13.A.2. CHAIRMAN KENNETH R MRCHT - RESOLUTION PREPARATION POLICY (MOVED FROM ITEM 7.D.,) The Board reviewed a Memorandum of May 25, 1999 with excerpt from approved Minutes of the Board Meeting of March 7, 1995: TO: Board of County Commissioners CC�S� FROM: Charles P. Vitunac, County Attorney DATE: May 25,1999 RE: Resolution Preparation Policy On March 7,1995, the Board adopted a policy by consensus (copy attached) that the County Attorney's Office should not prepare resolutions at the request of an individual member of the public or of an Individual County Commissioner. Since that time there have been occasions when having a proposed resolution in the back up would assist individual Commissioners In explaining the matter to the full Board. It would be helpful to us in complying with these requests If the Board would' modify the policy to allow our office to assist Individual Commissioners in preparing these resolutions, while keeping the prohibition for dealing with requests from individual private citizens. Staff Recommendation: Recommend that the March 7, 1995 policy, as attached, be amended to allow staff to prepare proposed resolutions at the request of Individual Commissioners. Excerpt from approved Minutes of the Board of County Commissioners' Meeting March 7, 1995 Under discussion, Commissioner Bird stated he had a problem with a member of the public coming to our County Attorney's Office and having the resolution prepared before the Board had an opportunity to discuss it. He also had a problem with a Commissioner.going and requesting the same. He would like to make it a policy that in the future the Attorney's Office not draw up a resolution until the matter goes before the Board and they direct it. Commissioner Eggert assumed it would be alright if it'comes from a committee, and Commissioner Bird responded affirmatively. Consensus was reached on Commissioner Bird's directive to staff not to prepare a resolution at the request of a member of the public or R Commissioner. JUNE 1, 1999 . -52- • Commissioner Ginn MOVED that the policy be maintained as it presently exists. Chairman Macht ruled that Commissioner Ginn's MOTION DIED FOR LACK OF A SECOND. Commissioner Ginn noted that any recommendation coming before her without adequate backup receives an automatic "no", and County Attorney Vitunac assured her that more backup will be included in the future. ON MOTION by Commissioner Adams, SECONDED by Commissioner Stanbridge, the Board, by a 3-1 vote (Commissioner Tippin being absent and Commissioner Ginn being opposed) agreed to amend the March 7, 1995 policy to allow staffto prepare proposed resolutions at the request of individual Commissioners, as recommended by staff. 13.A.3. CHAIRMAN KENNETH R. MRCHT - DISCUSSION OF THE GREAT "TURKEY" MASSACRE (GOVERNOR BUSH VETOES LOCAL ITEMS FROM THE BUDGET) Chairman Macht expressed his distress with the Governor for not returning monies to the public from whence they came. He felt that the Governor's rationale that these are "turkeys" would be more acceptable if this were a deficit year, but the Legislature has raised more than was budgeted and the overage should be returned to the taxpayers and projects which would benefit the County. The Governor participated in a rally to retain the Dodgers in Vero Beach and then vetoed the funds, stating there was no state-wide impact. The Dodgers are a major industry in our County and there will be considerable impact from their loss. He asked for permission to send a letter to the Governor expressing his shock over the veto of so important a matter without the courtesy of a call to the Board to let them know his plans. He felt this action showed a contempt for local government. Commissioner Ginn applauded the Governor's actions and noted that he is a fiscal conservative, as she is also. Chairman Macht commented that the funds are not the Governor's money but surpluses which belong in the County that provided the funds. JUNE 19 1999 -53- , B00K J09 BOOK Commissioner Adams suggested that each Commissioner write a personal letter, rather than sending a letter from the Board. Commissioner Stanbridge noted that these actions affect each and every one ofus, our families, friends and neighbors, as well as the entire state. CONSENSUS was reached for each Commissioner to send apersonal letter if desired. 13.B.1. VICE CHAIRMAN FRAN B. ADAMS - DISCUSSION REGARDING CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE FLORIDA RETIREMENT PLAN Vice Chairman Adams noted that the Florida Retirement contributions for employees have been reduced because the shortage has been remedied. Effective July 1', 1999 the contributions will be reduced and she asked that each constitutional officer be requested to contribute the excess contributions to cash carryover. Budget Director Joe Baird commented that, if the state's figures are correct, they estimate a surplus of about $2,600,000. This would lower the County's rate of contributions about 1/4th . If all the constitutional officers are included, the total for the County could be $600,000 or $700,000 which could be set aside to offset taxes for the next year. He asked for permission to write to each constitutional officer. CONSENSUS was reached to authorize Budget Director Baird to write to all constitutional officers requesting that they contribute all surplus to cash carryover. 13.B.2. VICE CHAIRMAN FRAN B. ADAMS - DISCUSSION REGARDING CITY OF JACKSONVILLE ORDINANCE ON MOTOR VEHICLE TITLE LOAN INDUSTRY The Board reviewed a Memorandum of May 26, 1999: JUNE 19 1999 -54- a ■Ems FLOR■ ASSOC/ATI WYCOUN a oW MAY 2 8 1999 P.O. Box 549 /Tallahassee, FYo®9a1 iZi;,; J Phone. 850/9224300 Suncom.2924300 FAX: 850/488-7S01 Recent attempts by the Legislature to limit the interest charged on car title loans, have failed. Fortunately, so has industry backed legislation, which would have prevented local government from regulating the title loan companies. However, counties and municipalities retain the ability to regulate this industry by local ordinance. The Florida Association of Counties has been asked by members of the Legislature and the Office of the Attorney General, to encourage each county to act quickly in reducing the usurious 264 percent interest rates being charged by car title lenders in Florida. As recent as four years ago, it was a felony under Florida law to charge greater than 45 percent interest on loans. Preying on those less fortunate in our communities, title loan companies now charge up to 22 percent interest per month and eagerly repossess vehicles if borrowers default for 60 days. We feel, as do many others in Florida, local governments exercise of "home rule" authority is more than justified when restoring control upon the interest rates of car title lenders. We have attached a sample ordinance adopted by the city of Jacksonville, that was agreeable to the title loan industry, excluding the interest rate and a private right of action provision. In addition to local regulation, a uniform annual interest rate of 30 percent is also encouraged. If you have any questions or need additional information, please call Alan Shelby at (850) 922-4300. Attachment cc: The Honorable Bob Butterworth, State of Florida Attorney General The Honorable Kendrick Meek, The Florida Senate The Honorable Bill Sublette, The Florida House of Representatives VMAN ZARlCKI RUDY MAIOY EDWARD /. DIXON /UDY D. JOHNSON KAREN T. MARCUS JOHN MANNING EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR PRESIDENT PRESIDENT-ELECT IST NCE PRESIDENT 2ND VICE PRESIDENT IMMEDIATE LEON GADSDEN MARION PALM BEACH PAST PRESIDENT LEE Vice Chairman Adams asked the County Attorney's Office to investigate a similar ordinance limiting interest rates, etc. for Indian River County. Chairman Macht noted that Assistant County Attorney O'Brien has received a copy of the Palm Beach County ordinance and a proposed ordinance will be submitted to the Board shortly. NO FURTHER ACTION REQUIRED OR TARN. JUNE 1, 1999 • -55- BOOK ,{Gt � K —W RECEIVED 'lBUT10N LIST MEMORANDUM 0 11999 Commissioners ✓ AdMIA160 SF JUN Attorney TO: County Commission Chairs CLERK TO THE BOARD Personnel Public Works FROM: Mary Kay Cariseo, Deputy Executive Director Community Dev. Utilities DATE: May 26, 1999 Finance OMB Sam RE: Title Loan Industry Risk M BL Other X21 g - - Recent attempts by the Legislature to limit the interest charged on car title loans, have failed. Fortunately, so has industry backed legislation, which would have prevented local government from regulating the title loan companies. However, counties and municipalities retain the ability to regulate this industry by local ordinance. The Florida Association of Counties has been asked by members of the Legislature and the Office of the Attorney General, to encourage each county to act quickly in reducing the usurious 264 percent interest rates being charged by car title lenders in Florida. As recent as four years ago, it was a felony under Florida law to charge greater than 45 percent interest on loans. Preying on those less fortunate in our communities, title loan companies now charge up to 22 percent interest per month and eagerly repossess vehicles if borrowers default for 60 days. We feel, as do many others in Florida, local governments exercise of "home rule" authority is more than justified when restoring control upon the interest rates of car title lenders. We have attached a sample ordinance adopted by the city of Jacksonville, that was agreeable to the title loan industry, excluding the interest rate and a private right of action provision. In addition to local regulation, a uniform annual interest rate of 30 percent is also encouraged. If you have any questions or need additional information, please call Alan Shelby at (850) 922-4300. Attachment cc: The Honorable Bob Butterworth, State of Florida Attorney General The Honorable Kendrick Meek, The Florida Senate The Honorable Bill Sublette, The Florida House of Representatives VMAN ZARlCKI RUDY MAIOY EDWARD /. DIXON /UDY D. JOHNSON KAREN T. MARCUS JOHN MANNING EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR PRESIDENT PRESIDENT-ELECT IST NCE PRESIDENT 2ND VICE PRESIDENT IMMEDIATE LEON GADSDEN MARION PALM BEACH PAST PRESIDENT LEE Vice Chairman Adams asked the County Attorney's Office to investigate a similar ordinance limiting interest rates, etc. for Indian River County. Chairman Macht noted that Assistant County Attorney O'Brien has received a copy of the Palm Beach County ordinance and a proposed ordinance will be submitted to the Board shortly. NO FURTHER ACTION REQUIRED OR TARN. JUNE 1, 1999 • -55- BOOK ,{Gt � K Boa i e 0 F,4cc -17 Alt There being no further business, on Motion duly made, seconded and carried, the Board adjourned at 10:45 a.m. ATTEST: J. on, Clerk Minutes Approved: JUNE 1, 1999