HomeMy WebLinkAbout1/4/1955PRECINCT N0. 5A, EAST VERO BEACH OUTSIDE CITY LIMITS AND OSLO
Voting Place, Oslo Packing House. Clerk, B. T. Redstone, Inspectors: Roy Seavey, Harry H.
Martindale, Mrs. M. Seavey,
Notary Public Bond for C. A. Routh in the sum of $500.00 with'Massachusetts
Bonding and Insurance Company as surety was approved by Douglas Baker, Clerk of,Circuit Court
as provided by law.
Notary Public Bond for Alfred M. Scattergood, Jr. in the sum of $500.00 with
St. Paul Mercury Indemnity Company as surety was approved by Douglas Baker, Clerk of Circuit
Court, as provided by law.
There being no further business, on Motion made, seconded and carried, the
Board then adjourned.
ATTEST:
Clerk
CII&IIHMAN
TUESDAY, JANUARY 4. 1955
The Board of County Commissioners of Indian River County met at the Courthouse
at Vero Beach, Indian River County, in a regular meeting at 9:.00 o'clock A. M., Tuesday,
January 4, 1955, with the following members present: Commissioners W. C. Graves, Jr., Chair-
man, Aubrey L. Waddell, J. J. P, Hamilton, H. C. Watts, and e4llison Warren. Also present,
were E. E. Carter, Road & Bridge Superintendent, Douglas Baker, Clerk, S. N. Smith, Jr.,
Attorney, and Sam Joyce, Sheriff.
Minutes of December 7th were read and approved upon Motion of Commissioner
Hamilton, seconded by Commissioner Warren and carried.
Minutes of December 21st were read and approved upon Notion of Commissioner
Waddell, seconded by.Commissioner Watts and carried.
All old business having been taken care of, Chairman Graves then turned the
meeting over to Attorney S. N. Smith, Jr., who asked for nominations for Chairman.
W. C. Graves, Jr. was nominated for Chairman by Commissioner Waddell, Comm-
issioner Warren then moved that nominations be closed and a unanimous ba.l.lot was cast for
W. C. Graves, ar,.as chairman for the ensuing year, which was duly seconded.and carried.
Chairman Graves then took over the chair, and the next order of business was
to elect a Chairman pro -tem. Upon Notion of Commissioner Hamilton, seconded by Commissioner
Watts, and unanimously carried, Aubrey L. Waddell was elected to serve as Chairman pro -tea
for the ensuing year.
Upon Motion of Commissioner Warren, seconded by Commissioner Waddell, and
unanimously carried, all other county officials and employees were re-employed.
Hon. R. A. Gray, Secretary of State, on December 280 1954,, advised as follows:
"The Republican ,State Executive Committee has to day filed with me Certificate
of the nomination or selection of J...Herbert Burke to fill the vacancy in Republican
Nomination for Congress in the Sixth Congressional District. His name should, therefore, go
on the ballot in the place of Hollis A. Hart, who resigned."
And it was so ordered.
Notary Public Bonds for Irving F. Memmott, and Anne M. Shelton, each in the
sum of $500.00 with the.American Fire and Casualty Company as surety, were approved by Douglas
Baker. Clerk, as provided by law.
Jack McCown, County Agent, appeared before the Board and announced that the
State Fair in Tampa is to be held February 5th to 19th, inclusive, and February 18th, is
County Commissioners day. He urged all members of the Board to attend if possible.
Sam Joyce, Sheriff, appeared before the Board and requested an additional
phone in the sheriff's office. Said request was granted upon motion of Commissioner Waddelle
seconded by Commissioner Hamilton and carried.
It was leafed that the United States is about ready to release the South 6
acres of land referred to as atomic station on the beach, and Sherman N. Smith, Jr# Attorney,
was requested to follow through on same in order that the land might be obtained by the
County.
The,following confederate pensioner in Indian River County was approved:
Name
2767 Mrs. Annie Ruffner
Route 2, Vero Beach, Florida
A letter was received from John W. Martin, Trustee of the F.E.C. Railroad
requesting and urging the County to construct fences and barriers between the railroad right-
of-way and the widening of U. S. al in the vicinity of Vero Beach as previously agreed upon.
Commissioners Warren and Waddell, together with S. N. Smith, Jr., Attorney and E. E. Carter,
Road and Bridge Superintendent were appointed a committee on this project.
E. E. Carter, Road and Bridge Superintendent, was requested to prepare notice
Inviting bids on materials required in connection with this project and to also write all
supply.:houses sending them a copy of said notice.
Douglas Baker, Clerk, was instructed to deposit $500.00 in the Road and Bridge
Fund, said money having been received and held in escrow regarding a borrow pit of Herschel
Auxier's,
Mrs. Anne Christensen, County Welfare Case.Worker appeared before the Board and
made a report of her activities for the month of December, and said report was filed with the
Clerk.
Upon Motion of Commissioner Warren* seconded by Commissioner Waddell, and
carried, Douglas Baker, Clerk, was instructed to deposit excess fees in county funds, as
follows:
$1.000.00 in the Road and Bridge Fund
u3,000.A0 in the General Revenue Fund
Remainder in the Capital Outlay Fund.
E. E. Carter advised the Board he had contacted one of the property owners
owning property North of the Courthouse and would also contact the others in order to try
and determine whether or not the land was for sale and if so. at what price:.
Pursuant to letters dated December 4, 1954, inviting bids'on concrete re -
enforcing steel, returnable up to 10:00 o'clock January 4. 1955, the following bids were
received: Florida
Steel Products
Company,
Orlando. Florida
- $2400,00
Crosby
Builders Supply
Co.. Vero
Beach, Florida
- $2559.70.
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Upon Notion of Commissioner Carron, seconded by Commissioner.Waddell and
carried, the Board accepted the low bid from the Florida -Steel Products Company in the sum
of $2400.00.
Verdict of Coroner's Jury in the Inquest on the Body of James Henry Warfeld
was received and ordered filed with the Clerk.
Upon Motion of Commissioner Watts, seconded by Commissioner Hamilton, public
hearing was ordered on the following.petition of W. H. Surrency.
PF.�.iT�S�d,
The Board,of County Commissioners
of Indian River County, Florida
Vero Beach, Florida
Gentlemen:
The undersigned W, H. Surrency does herewith petition you to adopt a resolution
closing, vacating and abolishing the public roads and rights of ways situated in Indian River
County, Florida, described as follows, to-wita
Beginning at the Southeast corner of Tract 1306 of Ammoniate Products Corporation
Subdivision of Lot V in Township 32 South, Range 36 East, as'pe,r plat thereof re-
corded in Plat Book 1, page 17, in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court
of Indian River,Coun'ty, Florida; thence Wiest along the North boundary line of right
of way No. 37 to the Southwest corner of Tract 1303; thence South tb.the North
west corner of Tract 1403; thence East along the South boundary of said right of
way to the Northeast corner of Tract 1406; thence North to the point of beginning;
ALSO,
Beginning at the Southeast corner of Tract 1406; thence West along the North line
of right of way No, 38 to the Southwest corner of Tract 1403; thence South to the
Northwest corner of Tract 1503; thence East along the South line of said right of
way to the Northeast corner of Tract 1506; thence North to the point of beginning;
ALSO,
Beginning at the Southeast corner of Tract 1506; thence West along the North
boundary line of right of way No. 39 to the Southwest corner of Tract 1503; thence
South to the Southwest corner of said right of way; thence East along the South
line of said right of way to the Northeast corner of Tract 1606; thence North
to ;the point of beginning; ',ALSO,
Beginning at the Southeast earner of Tract 1606; thence West along the North line
of right of way No, 40 to the Southwest corner of Tract 1602; thence South to the
Southwest corner of said right of way; thence East along the South line of said
right of way to the Northeast corner of'Tract 1706; thence North to the point of
beginning;'ALSO,
Beginning at the Southeast corner of Tract 1706; thence Nest along the North lin+
of right of way,No. 41 to the Southwest corner of Tract 1700; thence South to the
. Northwest corner of Tract 1800; thence, East along the South line of said right of
way to the Northeastcorner of Tract 1806; thence North to the point of beginning,
ALSO,
Beginning at the Southeast corner of Tract 1806-; thence West along the North line
of right, of way No. 42 to the Southwest corner of Tract 1800; thence South to the.
Northwest corner of Tract 1900; thence East along the South ,line of said right of
way to the Northeast corner of Tract 1906: thence North to the point of beginning;
ALSO,,
Beginning at the Southeast corner of Tract 1906; thence West along the North line
of right of way No. 43 to the Southwest corner of Tract 1900; thence South to the
Northwest corner of Tract 2000; thence East along the South line of said right of
way to the Northeast corner of Tract 2006; thence North to the point of beginning;
ALSO,
Beginning at the Southeast corner of Tract 2006; thence West along the North line
of right of way No. 44 to the Southwest corner of Tract 20001 thence South to the
Northwest corner of Tract 2100; thence East along the youth line of said right of
way to the Northeast corner of Tract 2106; thence North to the point of beginning;
ALSO,
Beginning at the Southeast corner of Tract 2106; thence West on the North line
of right of way No. 45 to the Southwest corner of Tract 2100; thence South to the
• Northwest corner of Tract 2200; thence East along the South line of said right of
way to the Northeast corner.of Tract 2206; thencd Ngrth to the point of beginning;
ALSO,
Beginning at the Southeast corner of Tract 2206; thence Fest along the North line of
right of way No, 46 to the Southwest corner of Tract 2200; thence South to the
Northwest corner of Tract 2300; thence East along the South line of said right of
way to the Northeast corner of Tract 2306; thence North to the point of beginning;
ALSO,
Beginning at the Southeast corner of Tract 2306; thence West along the North line
of right of way No, 47 to the Southwest corner of Tract 2300; thence South to the
Northwest corner of Tract 2400; thence -East along the South line of said right of
way to the Northeast corner of Tract 2406; thence North to the point of beginning;
ALSO,
Beginning at the Southeast corner of Tract 2406; thence West along the North line
of right of way No. 48 to the Southwest corner of Tract 2400; thence South to the
Southwest corner of said right of way and of said subdivision; thence`East along
the South line of said right of way and of said subdivision a distance of 9838.4
feet to a point South of the Southeast corner of Tract 2406; thence North to the
point of beginning; ALSO.
Beginning at the Northeast corner of Tract 1602; thence East to Tract 1603; thence
South along the East boundary of a right of way reserved for road to the Southwest
corner of Tract 2403; thence West to the Southeast corner of Tract 2402; thence
North on the West line of said right of way to the point of beginning
and requests said Board to renounce and disclaim any right of said County and the public in and
to the above described"`rights of ways as delineated on said recorded plat.
The undersigned is the owner of and in possession and control of all of the
lands on both sides of these rights of ways and none of them serve any lands other than
those owned by the undersigned and none of them have ever been opened up, established or used
as a public road.
Sincerely yours.
,s/ W. H. Surrency
W. H. SURRENCY
JL JL L g Z I Q A - jtemto Ilem Transfers
Commissioner H. C. Watts introduced the following Resolution and moved its
adoption as follows. to -wit:
WHEREAS, there is a total surplus of $1.700.00 in the General Revenue Fund of
Indian River County under some items'and which surplus exists after the payment of all
necessary expenditures under such items for the current fiscal year; and
WHEREAS9 THERE IS A DEFICIENCY IN FUNDS NECESSARY TO provide for the proper
and authorized expenditures under some items in said General Revenue Fund; and
WHEREAS9 said items mentioned are a part of the same fund and the transfer from
one item to another item in the same fund and is not a transfer from one fund to another fund;
therefore.
BE IT RESOLVED that there is herewith transferred the.sum of $1,700,00 from
some items where there is a surplus to the items where there is a deficiency, according to
detailed statement attached,. all in the General Revenue Fund of the current budget of Indian
River County, as provided by law.
Item to Item Transfers
EXPENDITURES,
A/C
AAA. Alae
221. Fees Clerk Cir, Court
242.. Other Administrative Bldgs,
261. Elec. Registrations G Equipment
_T.U-I']&FARij
11 Fram
500,00
.200.00
1000,00
951, Contingencies 170Q.00
TOTAL 1700,00 1700.00
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Upon being duly seconded by Commission Waddell, the same was unanimously
adopted.-
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In compliance with the law the following named persons were selected by Indian
River County to serve as
Jurors for 1955 (not less than 250
and not more than 500 names are
required).
PRECINCT nl
O'Neal# Woodrow
Bass, Howard
ROSELAND
Padgett, James H.
Bass, Lyman L.
Walker L.
.Austin,
Pennington, Lawrence
Bass, Wilbur
BaisdeD, Frank M.
Pla-tt, Carson
Benson, Elmer Be
Cowin, James N -
Powe -11, Thomas J.
Black, Bobby•C,
Campbell, Dale W.
Savage, Charles
Black, Robison C.
Cain, Allen W.
Screws, Joe
Cadenhead, James M.
Ferger, Clarence J,
Smith, Gilbert E.
Cadenhead, -Thomas R.
Farrar, William H.
Stubbs, Doyle.C.
Cail, Howard
Gibson, -Vivian 0. A.
Weigle, Ellsworth G.
Corbin, Albert
Hendry, Denney R.
�tellmaker, Boyce.A.
Carleton, Raymond G.
Herndon, Charles E.
PRECINCT 91B
Chase, Arthur W,
Hanshaw, Lester A.
SEBASTIAN
Dancy, Edward C.
Krause, Charles E,
Ashburner, H. E.,
Davis, Lucias A,
Knowles, Cyril A.
Batughman, Leon 0,
Davis, Roy E.
Keifner, Robert H.
Beam, Don,M,,
Dudley, Joe.
MacDonald, Donald
Bleitz, Norvell,e.
Fulferda Elbert P„
Stokes, Lawrence Me
Bowers, Je Oliver
Goodrich, Leslie E.
Taylor, Samuel•H, R,
Brehmer, Paul
Griffith, Stanley C.
Vanura, Joseph
Brink, Cletus C.
Harlock, Edward C,
PRECINCT 91A •
Brown, Richard I.
FELLSMERE
Lie r, George
Chesser, Lemuel F.
Bass, Fred
Lynn, Burrell P.—
Chesser, Robert H.
Bell, William
Massey, Clarence C.-
Cole, Harry Be
Bittner, Stephen
Massey, John.W.,,Jr,�
Davis, Shadrick 0,
Boring, Roy
Massey, John W.,. Sr,
Florschutz, George
Cann, John H.
Mathis, Amos J.
Foster, Viola
Day, Americus
Michael, Joseph,W.
Futch, Lisbon
Fretwell, William F.
O'Brien, James -W.
James,,Isham Roy
Goodman, Oliver
O'Neal, Robert -S,
Marxer, Robert We
Gunder, John"`
82A—Pennington,
PRECINCT
James H.
WINTER BEACH
Hall, George N.
Howls, .Samuel C. ,
Andersen, Charles N.
Hughes, Archie We
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Judah, Huston H.
Shafor, Mrs. L, -M.
Arnold, Ancle E.
Wheeler, Andrew
Arnold, Ralph P.
King, Elmer F
PRECINCT'92
Barden, Elbert J.
Lee, Robert M.
WABASSO
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Barden, 'Ellis L.
Matlock, Sam A.
Allen, Julius
Barden, Simon -Lee
Messenger, Forest S.
Aughtman, Richard W.
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Barnes, Marshall
Moon, Franklin L.
Barker, Charles M,
Barnett, -Edward S.
McDonald, Benjamin H,
Barkoskle,•Gilbert E.
Blanton, John J,
Branch, Joseph E.
Burgess, Lawrence D.
Coleman, Thomas H.
Collins, Guthrie J.'
Cruce, Jack
Cruce, Travis W.
Cudar, Valentine
Darley, Epherian
Donaldson, Banner M.
pukes, .Luther _J.
[lye, Howard E.
Gaines. Sidney.D.
Grice, James.Robert
Hamilton, Flavero'us
Hamilten,.George A.
Hamilton, Ralph H,
Hamilton, William E.
Harp, .Paul R.
Hepner, Dan M.
Hinton, John W.
Holmes, Hoke S.
Burst, Russell P.
Kinchen, Marvin L.
Klingsick, Herbert 0,
Luther. Paul G.
Mathis, Willie C.
McCloud, Grover C.
McCullers, Donald
McNeal, J. To.
O'Neal, Thomas L.
Pippin, Cgleman C.
Pippin, Olon F.,
Prange, Richard
Schrum, Cassell C.
Stacey. Perry, _E,
Stevens, Oliver H,
Tuerk, Fred R.
Walker, Alvin C.
Williams, Geroge
PRECINCT 83
.N.W. VERO BEACH
Lyons, Charles He
Martens, Roland H.
Moore, Morris M.
Mumm, Elmer A.
MacWilliams.. Edgar S,
Norris, Ralph S, Leighton, Walter A.
Orth, William E. MacDonald, Harry E,
Pease, James Vii►. Owens, Felix W.
Pollock, Traverse K, Scott, Willie E.
Salmons, Roy,B.
Shelton, Orval L,
Smith, Forrest H.
Stewart, Charles W,
Thomas, Donald A,
Triebseh, Charles J.
Voyles, Robert M,
Wright # Edwin. G.
PRECINCT 83A"
N.W. VERO BEACH
Anderson, Rivers, Jr.
Bishop, Fred Ira
Campbell, Irones
Harp, Jewell P
Knight, Luke M,
Hill, Arthur, Jr.
Mayfield, Helen
Wil,lia, Alida A.
McCall,,Floyd
Berton, Henry
Cherry, Leonard
DeVore, Benton
Glover., David
Holmes, Phillip R.
Knight, Frank A,
Mashburn, Bryon H,
Monroe, Earl S,
Owens, Felix W,
Pressley, James L.
Reed, James W.
Rivers, Otto T.
Stri.cklant Milton
Tills, Milton Be
Walker, J. Be
Ware, Henry E.
Blair, Chester Me
Bobo, Quinti,,s
Connell. Herman S.
Cruze, Cyrus R.
Gay, Clarence N.
Graves, J. Hubert
Hogan. Albert Roy
Jackson. Hurley
Jones, Fredrick He
Lawhon, Edward S.
Smith, Raymond J,
Stubbs, Charley
Sunderland, Harold E.
Walker, Eli C,.Jr,
PRECINCT 84
S.W. Vero Beach
Lambert, Charles K.
Law, Lynn L.
Lorenz, P. Walter
Maher, Lawrence W.
Martin, George M.
Meyer, Walter He
Mossey, Harold C.
McGlashan, Robert A.
Netto, EdwArd Me
Reams, Rufus
Reed, Charles
Reed, Henry.
Rehberg, Leo J.
Rice, Byron R,
Rice, Clark T,
Richardson..D. K.
Roberts, Harold
Ropp, Wade C.
Rymer, Deo
Russell, George W.
Scent, Clyde H,
Schmidt, Henry M.
Shelton, Wallace M,
Smith, Charles E,
Smith. Harry
Strait, do E,
Streetman, Cola
Sullins, Walter R,
Tanner, Frankie W.
Thomas, John S.-
Cunningh'am, Carson
Albrecht, David
Aulick, Donald L.
Ballj„ Clifford W.
Ball, James W.
Baucom, Jessie
Black, Emanuel M.
Bowen, S. Edwin
Clyatt. Dudley
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Cox, George
Carmichael, Albert
E.
Tiller. Louis S.
Dahne, Robert
Carter, James R.
Tripson, John R.
DeKold, Richard
Carter, Vtilliam H.
PRECINCT �5
VERO BEACH
Dellerman, Louis J.
Clark, Boy
Krum, Caroline S.
Dellerman, Thomas J.
Clark, Willard E.
Plamondon, Elizabeth H.
Dozier, Richard
Cline, Gilbert G.
Amos, Robert J.
Duboxe, Oscar L.
Cline, John L.
Anderson, Myron J.
Edsall, Robert S.
Desmond, Otto Me
Arthur, William C.
Fresh, Lewis 0,
Dempsey, James N.
Andrews, Harold 0,
Futch, Stanley
Dempsey..Ralph E.
Beatty, Donald 0,
Gaston, John F.
Denmark, David Be
Baskes, Jess
Graves, J. R.
Dobeck, Roy C.
Baker, Jr., James M.
Gray, Howard
Duncan, Charles E.
Boye, Frederick If, III
Grice, Riley
Earman, Joe S.
Burger. Louis G.
Griffis, Stanley
Everett,.Ernest H.
Buffington, Floyd H.
Guy, Herbert S.
Finley, George
Catron, Walter M.
Helseth, Arnold
Forster, Thomas H.
Cleary, Gerald A.
Helseth, Perry
Gollnick, Eugene V.
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Cox, George Dudley
Howard, Roy
Gollnick, Leon S.
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Collard., E. M.
King, Joe
Gollnick, Leonard
E.
Crowell, John D.
Knight, Marvin
Goodridge, Paul
Crosby, 'William Be
Wodtke, William C.
Hale. Stephen C.,
Jr.
Crawford, C. A.
Woods, Andrew J.
Hall, Archie
Davis, Wilmer C.
Woody, Joe M.
Hamilton. William
W.
DiPietro, Fernando
Zapf, Norman F.
Harris, Hersey
Emlet, Burnell H,
Zeuch, Warren T., Jr.
Holman, Bud L.
Eskind, Milton
Zigrang, Othmar M.
Howard, Clyde
Exler. Joseph
PRECINCT 94A
Howard, Leonard W.
S.W. VERO BEACH
Fairburn, David C.
James, ,Clarence
Armstrong. John H.
Fiers, Herbert T.
Kendall, H. L.
Arledge, Carroll L.
Forster Jr., William L.
Knight, Lloyd S.
Barrett, James P.
Gifford H. H.
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Knight, Wiley W.
Beindorf, Estelle
Graves Jr., Walter F.
Leyburn, James I.
Nance, Etta'G,
Harbaugh, Eugene D.
Lockwood, Allen W.
Barker, Quintas H.
Herington, Henry L.
Becton, Edward M.
Mabbett, James F.
Hogan, Warren G.
Meeks, Arthur J.
Bellay, Bertram J.
Jamison, James R.
Nuzie, S. Lee
Beuttell, Richard C.
Johnson, James We
Nielsen, Ernest H.
Beville, Bert L.
Kersey, Rudolph
Orth, William J.
Boyles, Charles
King, Harold 0.
Reams, Albert:
Brackett, Bob
Kovacs, Joseph
Reams, James M.
Bratcher, Preston R.
Letchworth, William A.
Robertson, Chris
Brigham, William L.
Memmott, Irving F.
Robertson, Paul
F
Brown orrest
Morris.'-ShelbyL
Robertson, Victor,
A.
Brown. John
Monahan, John
Sapp, Henry
Cahill, Leo H.
Mills,.Lyndall Be
Sabel, Albert J.
Cameron, Roy A.
Miller, Roland Be
Smith, Glen E.
Mower, Roswell C.
Teate, Jr., Oscar
W.
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McElhaney, Russell We
Neville, Rey W.
Otto, Joseph M.
Poe, Edward M.
Pierce, John A.
Prince, Kenneth
Priest, Marvin P.
Reese, Max F.
Robinson, Howard L.
Roberts, William G.
Ryburn, Alexander W,�
Ryan, Robert L.
Scott, Alfred -A.
Scattergood, Alfred M.
Sawyer Jr.. David P.
Shepard, Jack R.
Selph, Jese
Scott, William A.
Snow, Alex J.
Smith, John H.
Smith. Jr., Earl Weeden
Stokes, George L.
Stallings, Clarence E.
Talbert, Dale L.
Taylor, Ormond
Thmoas, Edward K.
Thorne, John C.
Verhagen, Jacques K.
VanAntwerp, Jack D.
Warwick, Robert S.
'lard, Oscar P.
Walker, William J.
Wilcoxon, Victor C.
Wood, F. Bart
Young, Thomas W.
Geeseman, Emily
Knight, Camille W.
PRECINCT 95A
VERO B EACH, SOUTH
Arendas, Elmer J.
Barker, Clyde K.
Barth„ Phillip H.
Beal, George W.
Bevis, Theron N.
Blanton, Goree
Bloemecke.-William J.
Brawner, Clayton
Finegan, Margaret
Brush, Charles M.
Byrd, Alto L.
Cason, Raymond
Claggett,, Thomas J.
Crews, Horace Ii,
Drums, John F.
Driskell,° William C.
DeLoach,-Redie L.
Emeridk,•George H.
Fultz, Thomas Oscar
Frushour, John
Forbes, Jrs.., Donald P.
Finegan; Larry J.
Griffis, Harry L.
Gay, Marcus M.
Helseth, Phillip R.
Helseth,°Albert 0.
Hawkinson, Otto J.
Harris, Floyd E.
Hansen, Jens H.
Homer, Charles R.
Kittrell, .Seth Be
Keen, Emanuel L.
Lyberg, kirthur L.
Lux, Frank
Lewis, William C.
Mansman, Bertram F.
Mace, Johnson Be
McCullers; Jr. Daniel Be
Ouram, Henry
Osteen, Oscar
Pitman. -Fred D.
Page, Robert W.
Rush, James E.
Reams, Donald I.,
Sme.ltzer, Stanley
Seavey, Ray Be
Schlitt, John J.
Sawyer, Raymond L.
Sargent, Warren -D.
Sylvester, Charles C.
Spurlack, Harold T.
Tillis, Floyd Be
Walton, Joseph W.
Watson, William H.
Williams, Robert E. Jr.
Lee, Murray P.
Law, LLoyd A.
Laufel, Ray E,
Luly, William 0.
Lewis, Sherrell D.
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The several bills and accounts against the County, having been audited, were
examined and found correct, were approved and warrants issued in settlement of same. Such
bills and accounts being on file in the office of, the Clerk of the Circuit Court, the
warrants so issued from the respective funds being listed in the Supplemental Minute ok
. may,
as provided by the rules of the State Auditor, reference to such record and the list 5 e.
recorded being made a part. of these minutes.
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The County Depository filed its m�nthly statement, show#ng"receipts a dis-
bursements. of the various funds, which have been audited, were found to be correct.33:
There being no further business, on motion made, seconded and carried,',,the
Board then adjourned.
CLERK; s j
TUESDAY, FEBI U_A,RL, 1. 1955
-.THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF Indian River County met at the Courthouse
at Vero Beach, Indian River County, in a regular meeting at 900 o'clock A. M., Tuesday,
February 19 1955, with the following members present: Commissioners w_C. Grave's. Jr._, Chair-
man, J. J. P..Hamilton, H. C. Watts, and Allison Marren. Absent was Aubrey L. Waddell. Also
present were E. E. Carter, Road & Bridge Superintendent, S. N. Smith, Jr... Attorney, Sam T.
Joyce, Sheriff, and Douglas Baker, Clerk.
Minutes of January 4th were read, and approved upon Motion of Commissioner
Hamilton, seconded by Commissioner Warren and carried.
Sherman Smith, Jr., Attorney, reported that after investigating the matter of
the Couanty acquiring the Roseland Satellite Field from the C.A.A.,.he determined that ,the
County would have to maintain and preserve.the ,property for an airport in operating condition,
and the first thing needed would be to resurface the whole thing,. After aonsideratton and
discussion, it was moved by Commissioner Hamilton, seconded by Commissioner Watts, and carried,
that the County was not interested in operating and maintaining the ,Land as an.airport, and
Instructed the attorney to so advise the C.A.A.
Airs. Severin H. Hansen, representing the Roseland Woman's Club, appeared before
the Board and stated that they desired to build an addition to the present Roseland Community
building, and was advised that the Board did not have the autherity to issue a permit for an
addition t'o the building on its present location.
Mrs. Jeanette Lier of Wabasso inquire(k as to County wide zoning and was advised
that the Board was not successful in obtaining anyone to serve on such a board and the only
zoning now in effect related to set back lines on highways.
Regarding the proposed four laning of U. S. Highway 91 (State Road a5) from
the North City line of Vero Beach to the North county line of ,Indian River County, Florida,
petitions were received from citizens of Wabasso, Winter Beach and Gifford, and.the said