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Home My WebLink About4/24/1962no, 7 TUESDAY, APRIL 24, 1962 The Board of County Commissioners of Indian River County, met at the Courthouse, Vero Beach, Florida, in a regular meeting held at 8:00 o'clock, A. M., Tuesday, April 24, 1962. All members were present. Also present were Ed Schmucker, County Engineer, John Gould, Attorney, Al Webber and Freda Wright, Deputy Clerks. Mr. Robert L. Cammack, Mrs. Taylor and Mr. Alexander, representing citizens of Roseland, appeared before the Board and voiced dissapproval of Northwood Street railway crossing being closed by the Railway Company. After considerable discussion Motion was made by Commissioner Macdonald, seconded by Commissioner McCullers and unanimously carried, that the County Attorney write a letter to Mr: Thornton, Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of the Florida East Coast Railway, protesting this action and requesting that it be corrected at once. The Charman read the following letter from Mr. N. B. Ryall: "April 22, 1962 Mr. Robert Graves, Chairman, Indian River County Commission Vero Beach, Florida Dear Mr. Graves: Several property owners in the Northwestern area of Indian River County are unable to reach their properties by other than a 4 -wheel drive vehicle. The access road to this property is known as the Fellsmere- Kenansville grade. It seems impractical at this time to secure funds for improvement of this entire road. However, if you could start at the West end of this road in Indian River County and apply a cap of marl where needed East fo'r 4 miles and install a few small culverts, our situation would be greatly relieved. Mr. Smucker has made up the specifications for this work. Mr. Hamilton has inspected the area and found a convenient source of marl which can be used. The interested land owners are willing to contribute $1500 toward this work if it can be undertaken soon. We believe this should -cover the cost of labor and fuel for the county equipment. 'Thank you for your consideration in this matter. Yours very truly, /s/ N. B. Ryall N. B. 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The Chairman presented a Resolution from the Central and Southern Florida Flood Control District Board. Upon Motion made by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner Macdonald, and unanimously carried, the Resolution was adopted as follows: RESOLUTION WHEREAS Indian River County is considered a part of Central and Southern Florida Flood Control District, and WHEREAS Indian River County has been paying taxes assessed by the District for many years, and WHEREAS no construction work has been started on the Flood Control Project in Indian River County by the Flood Control District, and WHEREAS the Flood Control District and the Corps of Engineers have completed several plans of improvement for the Upper St. Johns River Basin and specifically in Indian River County, and WHEREAS the most recent plan has been completed by the Corps of Engineers and submitted to higher authority for approval, and WHEREAS the Flood Control District must also approve or disapprove this plan before any work can be programed, and WHEREAS we believe that construction of certain works of the project on a priority basis wo i_3 prove most beneficial to Indian River County, jog 2uTlaam lxau aqi 3s quasaad pus pasog aqi Aq pTsd aq of sasuad ew -xa 941 pus saaTJJO snoTasn aql Kq pTsd aq of sasuadxa aqi ino 2uTiias 0 0 uoT3nTosag s aasdaad of sT Xauaolly Xlunoo aq3 `paTaaeo ATsnomTusun pus ~saaTTnoow aauoTssTmmOO Xq papuooas `pTsuopasyl aauoTssTwwOD Aq apsm uoTJoW r c� r*+ uodn pus uoTssnosTp aTgEaapTsuoa aalJV •smaTgoad SuTlun000s snoTasn agl ssnasTp 03 pasog ag3 glTM lam sTsToT33o X3unoa snoTasn aqy •xasd MoagmTM agl uo paTTTap aq of Tram usTsalas gauT V s jog pTq alsuaag1v us pus Tram gouT £ s uo pTq aoTad IsT3 s jog azTaaanps oa pazTaoggns sT aaauT$ua Alunoo aqi `paTaasa XTsnomTusun pus `saaTTnOoW aauoissTunuoO Aq papuooas `pTsuoposyi aauoTssTMOO Xq apsm uoTIOW uodn pus uoTssnosTp amos aagjV •usTlssgaS uT xasd MoagmTM aTsQ aqq of apEm aq pTnoo asg3 s3uamanoadmT amos pa3sa22ns aaauT2uS X3unoo aqZ •paasdaad sT la$pnq s,aauoTssTwwoo Xaunoo aqa SP amTI Bons TTlun paTT3 aq la2pnq aql paisa22ns usmaTsgo aqi •3a2pnq AasagTZ Aaunoo aanTg usTpul aqq paquasaad `xaalo Aindoa `aaggaM TV (r-1 3S) uEUTaTP 0 �itaaTO -77 =J,Nf1OTDUJAIU NXIQNI ri,J, ' s1daNOIssiWWOO ITIJINfloo .30 Q2TvOg '7961 To AEp T�r s?iia paldopE uoilnTosold s1u1 •01-ep ATaEa uE lE uotlonalsuoo aapun uz u-1aTgissod A-etA AUe UT lsissE TTtm ng Aluoo aaniuEtpuT To s�iaom asagl $utlaa saauoisstuauzo:) AqunoD To papog aul lEul Q3A'IOS-q2I-dJHJ,2it13 11 aq 9puE •f,Tluaaanouoo polonalsuoo aq uEo sE sNaom aaTilo dons (t) •uol�?UT-gSPIA To uzEaalsumop uzEp E To uoponalsuoO •aanig uEilsEgaS olul T'EuEo TTETIno 1,oua�?aauaa aul To uopona4suo0 (7) •llasuiod a'�iErT To uaEaalsumop usEp aul To uoilonalsuo0 (T) :smoTTOT sE uaEa2oad AgTaoiad E aapun uETd axil To suialt asaul anoaddE o; paEoq loialsza Toaluo: 'pooi3 EptaoT3 uaaiilnos puE TEaluaO OM lsanbaa 11TTnTloadsaa am 1Eu4 panTosaa IT aq `32T03J dgHs `MON 0."'1 cooX 7 F�c� f consideration. Mr. Alex MacWilliam appeared before the Board and gave a report on what had been done and future plans for Memorial Island and express his appreciation to the Board for their contribution towards the project. The County Agent filed his monthly report with the Board. The Chairman presented a Resolution adopted by the Brevard County Board of County Commissioners, recommending that walkways be included on the Sebastian River Bridge. The Resolution was ordered filed in the records of the Clerk's office. The Clerk submitted a sample ballot to the Board and asked their approval for publication as provided by law. Upon Motion made by Commis- sioner Hamilton, seconded by Commissioner McCullers and unanimously car- ried, the sample ballot was ordered published in the Vero Beach Press Journal in the April 26, 1962, publication. The sex;eral bills and accounts against the County, having been audited, were examined and found correct, were approved and warrants issued in settlement of same as follows: General Revenue Fund, Warrant Nos. 591 to 615 both inclusive; Road and Bridge Fund, Warrant Nos. 390 to 400 both inclusive; Fine and Forfeiture Fund, Warrant Nos. 49 to 53 both inclusive; and Capital Outlay Fund No. 34. 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 Supple- mental Minute Book as provided by the rules of the State Auditor, reference to such record and the list so recorded being made a part of these minutes. There being no further business, on motion made, seconded and carried the Board then adjourned.