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HomeMy WebLinkAbout10/18/1960*Alaadoad ),Iaanj aqj go aa3ua3 aql g�noagj pasodoad luawasua looT 0+7 auo aql 3o naTT UT EaaE TTods pasodoad aqj of sassaooE Oml ITua ad of Maud oTTgnd E aoi pasodoad EaaE aq, go autT Isug aq, uo luawasua up aAZB TTTM XjunoD aqq XaEssaoau IT sxuTgl lotaIsTQ uoTIE2TAEN PuETuI EpTaoT3 aqj 3t jEgj pup Alaadoad Naanj aql go auzT ggnoS aqj uo luawasua up aq aaagl jugj sisa22ns Sjuno0 aqj `EaaE TTods aoj uTElaa of gslm Xagl EaaE aa0v ZT aIEwtxoaddE aqj of ssaooE aog 10taIsTQ uoTTE2TAEN PuETuI EPTaOTS aql To sluawaatnbaa aqq 3aaw of aapao UT 3Eq,1, :PataaEo XTsnourtuuun pup TTappEM aauotsstwwoo Xq papuooas `pTEuopouW aauotssTwwoo Xq apEw sum uoTjoW 2ulmOTTo3 aql •awT1 argi Xq xaanz woa3 luawasua puE SutpuEisaapun up uTElgo pTnoo am 3T aas ol a-�JTT PTnoM aq pup 331alsTQ uo""TARN PuETuI aql 90 8Z aagoia0 uo 2uTlaaw E aq PTnoM aaagj palEgs aaglanj TaEgolW •aW •aano saNPI uoT3EajstuTujPE Mau E aao3aq puET S141 SuTlaaS gsnd 01 Aal PTnogs aM aouaano0 aqj 30 uoT3EotpuT aq3 03 anp lEql uotutdo aql go sl a0gaaag4 TaEgOTW •aW •saolETnoads 01 TTas of uEgl asodand pup asn oTTgnd aog puET pTus anTS aag4Ea pTnoM alE:IS aq:l Aq puET 30 aoatd E pagsTM Apoq otTgnd E 3t :1Eg:l Pa:jEOTpuT aouaano0 aq3 Pup NaEd puuTsi ossugEM pasodoad agl 01 pa"aa glTM aouaaAOD aqq pa3OPIU00 pEq X9g3 paIEIs paEoq agl aaoff aq paauaddE TaugoTW aof •xaaTo Xindaa `uosTaaoW auTaaglvX puE aaauTgug X:Iuno0 `aaxonurgoS Pg `PaEog aqj aoj Xauao2gV .If g�twS 'N uuuuagS aaaM luasaad osTV •luasaad aaaM saagwaw TTd •096T `8T aagol30 `Xupsany •W•y xooTo,O 00:6 39 PTaq gut3aaw auTngaa E uT EPTaoT3 4740Eag oaan `asnog3ano0 aq3 3E law `PPTaoT3 `Xiuno0 aaATg uETpuI go saauotssTunnoO AiunoO 3o pauog aqj 096T 91 ng0,L00 xv(lsmjL VERO BEACH PRESS -JOURNAL Published Weekly Vero Beach, Indian River County, Florida COUNTY OF INDIAN RIVER: STATE OF FLORIDA Before the undersigned authority personally appeared J. 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Schumann, who on oath says that he is Business Manager of the Vero Beach Press -Journal, a weekly newspaper published at Vero Beach in Indian River County, Florida; that the attached copy of advertisement, being a --------- ----------- ______------------------------------- ------ in the matter of ___ Q - ---- ti_____ --------- in the lished in said newspaper in the issues of Court, was pub - Affiant further says that the said Vero Beach Press -Journal is a newspaper published at Vero Beach, in said Indian River County, Florida, and that the said newspaper has heretofore been continuously published in said Indian River County, Florida, weekly and has been entered as second class mail matter at the post office in Vero Beach, in said Indian River County, Florida, for a period of one year next preceeding the first publication of the attached copy of advertisement; and affiant further says that he has neither paid nor promised any person, firm or corporation any discount, rebate, commission or refund for the purpose of securing this advertisement for publication in the said newspaper. Sworn to and subscribed before me this ______�____ day ofA. D. (Business Manager) (Clerk of thee -'Circuit Court, Indian )River County, Florida) ( SEAL) NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Zoning Commission of In- dian River County, Florida, has made its final report recommend- ing changes and additions to the Zoning Resolution of Indian River County, Florida, which said changes and additions are substantially as follows: 1. That the Zoning Map be changed in order that the following, described property, situated in In- dian River County, Florida, to -wit: Tract 10, less the West 26 s/2 acres and less the North 660 feet; Tract 9, less the North 660 feet; Tract 15, less the West 261/2 acres; and all of Tract 16; all in Section 4, Township 33 South, Range 38 East, accord- ing to the laat- general plat of lands of therIndian River Farms Company; be changed from F-1, Agricultural District, to R-1, Single Family Dis- trict. A public hearing in relation there- to at which parties in interest and citizens shall have an opportunity to be heard will be held by the Board of County Commissioners of Iridian River County, Florida, in the offices of the Board at the In- dian River County Courthouse, Vero Beach, Florida, at 9:00 o'clock A. M. on the 18th day of October, 1960, after which said Board will take action thereon with respect to said final report and with re- spect to any other changes in zon- ing of said above described prop- erty or any lesser or greater area in the vicinity of said property or pertaining to said changes as shall appear proper. BOARD OF COUNTY COM- MISSIONERS OF INDIAN RIV- ER COUNTY, FLORIDA By: Robert W. Graves, Chairman Sept. 29, 1960. 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Rev, Owen of the Wabasso Civic Club gave a financial report on the part of the Civic Club from the time he had taken over as Treasurer in November of 1954. The report also included the proposed improvements they expect to make. After some discussion, Motion was made by Commissioner Macdonald, seconded by Commissioner Hamilton and unanimously carried, that the Lease with the Wabasso Civic Club be extended to April 1, 1965 with the understanding that the new bath house and the Boardwalk be completed before April 1,'1962, provided there is no unusual circumstances or burdens put on the Civic Club because of a hurricane or other disaster, and further that no other structures be added to the property without the approval of the Board of County Commissioners. Bill Payne of the Rod & Gun Club appeared before the Board and stated that because of the high water at Blue Cypress Lake there had been washouts. He stated that shell had been donated to them but they needed trucks to haul in the shell and also needed help to drive pilings. The Board requested the County Engineer look the situation over and see what help he could give, if any. Earl Monroe appeared before the Board and requested the County either repair the bridge at Citrus Road and D-5 or put in ainew bridge at D-5 and a half a mile South of Citrus Road. The Board requested the County Engineer look the situation over and report back to the Board. The County Attorney stated he had looked over the deed from Roschack to the Couaty for ' -a Public puck and it was his opinion the park area c3uld t' ;deeded back to RD"ha*k but muld have to be put up for public 0011 sus I issioner by rf 8I*W�r Maadonald, seconded by Comm x :paadopp sum uoTanTosag VuTmoTTo3 aqa `paTaapo XTsnowtusun pup saaTTnO -aW aauoTssTwwoO Xq papuooas `pTuuopapw aauoTssiwwo0 Xq appw uoTaoW uodn •a?suTpap anogp paTaaom aaam Aaga S XS maK pup S NS pT0 aaamaaq spuoa �?uTaoauuoo aqa log sgapTm Apm zo aq�?Ta uT a2upg3 aqa oa anp alga auawaapdaQ puoH aasaS aqa w013 paom paATaoaa ppq aq paauas aaauTRug Xauno0 aqj •papog TpaTdsoH Xauno0 aaATg uuTpul aaasnal aoj aappTpuso upoTTgndax `aaTTaoO paaA 90 aopTd uT aoTTpq aqa uodn paopTd aq ppTx maapud •sIW go awpu aqa apga `paTaaso pup saaTTnOoW aauoTssTwwoO Aq papuooas `pTpuopOpW aauoTsstwwo0 �q appw spm uoTaoW-noupopA sTga TTT3 oa a,ppTpuso p su ppTx maapuy *SIN paapu$Tsap spq aaaaTwwoo aTaga saasas Xauno0 aaATg upTpuI 3o aaaaTwwoO anT3noax3 upoTTgndag aqa woaJ aaaaaT y •sasTxa Aaaud uuoTTgndag aqa aog pasog TuaTdsoH Aauno0 aaATg upTpuI aga 3o aaasnas To aoT3jo aqa UT uoTapuTwou UT XouEopA p alga `ARID •y •x `aapas To Aapaaaoas aqa woaj wpaRaTaa s To Adoo p gaTm aagaa2 oa paATaoaa sum aaaaaT d paTTI paaapao aaam dpW pagopaau pup asuaoT7 3o Ado0 •uoTapaS SuTxopay aTTssTW auawuaano0 aqa as anouana paApd p aoT Xpm 3o ag2Ta Xauno0 uodn uo?asTTpasuT ao3 asuaoTT p anoaddp pup u2Ts oa pazTaoganp aq upwaTugO aqa apga paTaaso pus pTpuopopW aawissTwmoO Aq papuooas `TTapppM aauoTssTwwoO Xq appw sum uoTaoW •anouana paApd p aoT Xpm go ag2Ta Xauno0 uodn uoTIUTTBasuT Jog asuaoTq B aoT saaauT2ug go daoq aqa woaT paATaoaa sum aaaaaT y •uoTaoaTa 2uTwoo aTaga log auTgouw 2uTaoA s asn oa pamoTTB aq upTaspgas To AaTO aqa auga `paTaapo XTsnowTupun pup saaTTnOoW xauo-rssTwwoO Xq papuooas `pTpuopopW aauoTssTwwoO Xq appw spm uoTaoW-aagwaoaa uT pTaq aq oa uoTaaaTa KaTO aTaga aoT allTgopw 2uTaoA P go asn aqa 103 upTaspgas 3o AaTO aqa woag paATaoaa spm asanbaa y •uoTaonu oTTgnd ap uoTsTATpgns AuoTooTdoay uT pari gapd aqa TTas oa `paTaaso pup saaTTnOoW R E S O L U T I O N WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners of Indian River County, Florida, has heretofore adopted its Resolution pertaining to the right of way widths for Jobs 88500-3601 thru 3604, 88560- 3601, 8b590-3601, being connections between Old SRS and Relocated SR5, directed to the State Road Department of Florida, and WHEREAS, the State Road Department has requested this Board to confirm its understanding with respect to parallel drainage, Now, therefore; BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of Indian River County, Florida, that this Board does herewith request the State Road Department of Florida to construct these connections upon the reduced right of way requirements as heretofore transmitted to that Department with the understanding that the necessary drainage for these connecting roads will be handled by the County. A letter was read from the Florida Division of Corrections stating that the colored cell block at the jail is over -crowded and something should be done about it. Motion was made by Commissioner Macdonald, seconded by Commissioner Waddell and carried, that the County Engineer and the Sheriff make a survey of the jail and recommend to the Board the improvements that are needed for the next ten years, and that in preparing our next budget consideration be given to providing for these necessary improvements and that the Secretary advise by letter the Prison Inspection Board of what the Board has in mind. The County Engineer stated he had provided quite a bit of fill for the Entomological Lab on Oslo road and that they had requested additional work by the County but it would mean having to rent special equipment which the County does not have to do the job. The Board stated they would not go along with renting any equipment for work of this nature. There being no further business, the meeting then adjourned.