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Home My WebLink About9/6/1962 (2) l t i 5 t s" S, I L 1 J3: 1, <; t¢ J f 5+ 1< { f. !r II" /y £ i I J i t t II. { /. z j: ;t f EPP IN wq I,I }, i E � r< It, r r , } i :� . � ¢, {. ski �, „�� y S r •pam.xT��B dga.xaq puv .44TAGx9q sT ' emus eq:. puv aq TTugs- `8S6T `TZ A"nuvr pe3dopv uoT4nTosex peuoT4u9m eeoqu eqj tuTeaaq p94B4s ACTTBoT;Toeds sv !.deoxe 14vg4 aaArIOSRE '88KLUna SI HS " Mrs. Gladys Vigliano, County Welfare Worker, appeared before the Board and gave her report for the month of August. She stated that Mrs. Yeargin needed assistance for nursing home care. After some dis- cussion, Motion was made by Commissioner McCullers, seconded by Commis- sioner Macdonald and unanimously carried, that the county pay $85.00 per month as a portion of the cost of nursing care. Mr. Bill Payne appeared before the Board with a request that the Board consider a catwalk on the Sebastian Inlet Bridge. The Chairman advised him that the proper place for his request is with the State Road Department and suggested that he go directly to them. Mrs. Showalter, Mr. Miller and others appeared before the Board and gave reasons and submitted petitions to have the voting place for precinct 5B changed. After a discussion, Motion was made by Commis- sioner Macdonald, seconded by Commissioner McCullers and unanimously carried, that the voting place for precinct 5B be moved to the Osceola School, if this is satisfactory to the School Board and a Resolution prepared regarding same. Mr."Kinky" Orth appeared before the Board and requested informa- tion as to the Board's decision as to the disbursement of the surplus monies of the Florida Development Commission. The County Attorney advised him that he had not received an opinion from the Attorney General, there - fare, could not answer his question. Bristol C. Colley and Hudie Johnson, employees of Holly Jackson, 8ubmitted.application for pistol permits. After hearing discussion by Holly Jackson -and the recommendations of the Sheriff, Motion was made by Commissioner Macdonald, seconded by Commissioner Waddell •and unanimously carried, that -in view of the Sheriff's opinion and recommendations, the permits be denied. •A representative of the Addressograph Company appeared before the.Board and -answered questions relative.to the service contract for the various ma4phines in the Courthouse. The County Attorney was instruct- ed.eo revise the contract and present for approval at a later date. Ralph Lundy,* Gifford,'appeared before the Board and requested the Board to furnish the labor for placing a sidewalk in front or along " the .Gifford School. After Some discussion, the County Engineer was re- quested to make a survey as to right-of-way, etc. • Arthur Lee Henderson appeared before the Board and requested the county to abandon a street that,crossed over one of his lots. He was advised that he would have to get an attorney to handle the legal end. Walter Jackson, of the Wabasss Civic League, stated that school had -started and that road signs had not been placed in the school area. The County Engineer advised him that there had been a new sign law and he was waiting for the new signs that he thought would be available very soon. He also inquired about the building that is to be placed on a lot in Wabasso for the health department. The County Engineer stated that the deed had been signed giving title to the county but had not been recorded. He was requested to give the deed to the County Attorney for his approval before recording. The building could not be moved on the lot until such time as the title is vested in the county. The County Engineer presented a bid from Mike Woodard of Woodard Sheet Metal Company, in the amount of $473.00 for repair on the roof on the South end of the Courthouse. Motion was made by Commissioner Macdonald, seconded by Commissioner McCullers and unanimously carried, that the roof be repaired by Mike Woodard on the terms and specifications submitted in the bid, and filed in the bid file of the County records. The Chairman read a letter from Arthur A. Proulx, C. J. Vance, Milton Fuller and others, owners of a part of Sebastian Inlet Subdivision, that stated they would give right-of-way for AIA for the sum of $100,000.00 plus other conditions, that the county will vacate all existing streets as shown on the recorded plat of the Sebastian Inlet Subdivision and will also provide a private service entrance to the remaining property from the bridge and road connecting therewith. No action was taken on the offer. A memorandum to the Board with regard to secondary road projects was presented to the Board by the County Attorney and the following action taken. �'A � Motion was made by Commissioner Macdonald, seconded by Commis- sioner McCullers and unanimously carried, that William E. Martin be paid $50.00 for parcel 142.1, Roseland road right of way. Motion was made by Commissioner Macdonald, seconded by Commis- sioner Waddell and unanimously carried, that the County Attorney is auth- orized to offer $350.00 to Mr. Fred Baisden for Parcel No. 126.1, Roseland road right-of-way. Motion was made by Commissioner Macdonald, seconded by Commis- sioner McCullers and unanimously carried, that the County Attorney be authorized to offer Mrs. Mary Jenson $100.00 for parcel #103.1 Roseland road right-of-way. The County Engineer stated that Mr. Hanshaw was appointed to serve on the Board of Adjustment and became ill and did not accept the appointment and suggested that someone be appointed. Motion was made by Commissioner Macdonald, seconded by Commissioner Waddell and unanimously carried, that James M. Alexander be appointed. The County Attorney reported that he had contacted several county attorneys and that it was now his opinion that the county could enter into a contract with Florida Power and Light Company for lighting intersections. After further discussing the matter, the County Engineer was requested to make a further survey of the intersections. The Board then recessed. Thursday, September 6, 1962 The Board of County Commissioners of Indian River County met at the -Courthouse, Vero Beach, Florida, at 1:00 o'clock, P. M., on Thursday, September 6, 1962, as an Equalization Board as provided by law. All members were present. Also present were Ed Schmucker, County Engineer; John Gould, Attorney, Homer Fletcher, Tax Assessor and Al Webber and Freda Wright, Deputy'Clerks. The Board then re -convened as a Board of Equalization,'as pro- vided by law. -The Tax Assessor stated that the Tax Rolls were not ready and stated.he thought they would be ready by -September 28, 1962. The' ' County Attorney stated that he would publish a notice in the newspaper