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0 0 BgOK ii 473 The Board then conducted a public hearing to gain the feelings of the public on the matter of requiring paved streets on all or an increased pro- portion of subdivision roads in Lee County. Eight people spoke on the proposition. Four people spoke in favor of requiring subdivision streets to be paved and three people spoke in particular of the roads in Pinewood Trail Subdivision. Four people spoke in opposition, all of whom have real estate developments. After all persons who desired to speak had been heard, Commissioner John R. Dossenbach, Jr. moved that the public hearing be closed. Commissioner John E. Dotterer seconded the motion and the public hearing with respect to subdivision streets, was closed. Before proceeding to its next public hearing, the Board con- sidered some budget amendments. Mr. Walter B. Hartman, Jr., the County Manager, submitted Project Ordinance for Fund (4104), which he reviewed and explained, a copy of which is attached hereto and by this reference made a part of these minutes. Commissioner John E. Dotterer moved that the Project Ordinance be approved and adopted. Commissioner Jerry M. Almond seconded the motion and upon a vote it was unanimously adopted. Mr. Hartman then presented a Budget Amendment entitled "Appropriation Adjustment #8405212911, a copy of which is attached hereto and by this reference made a part hereof. Mr. Hartman reviewed the Budget Amend- ment, following which Commissioner Jerry M. Almond moved that the Budget Amendment be approved and adopted. Commissioner John E. Dotterer seconded the motion and upon a vote it was unanimously adopted. The Board resumed its public hearing and heard the interested citizens with respect to the Parks and Recreation Commission and the programs conducted at the old Sanford High School Building. The Board then heard sixteen people, all of whom spoke in favor of maintaining the Parks and Recreation programs and the programs being conducted at the High School Building. Petitions were presented from various classes as well as a recommendation from the Rotary Club. Following the lengthy presentation, the Board thanked the participants for their interest and observed a short recess before considering other matters. Following the recess, the Board discussed the negotations between the County Manager and the Broadway Town officials for the County to collect municipal taxes. Commissioner John E. Dotterer made a motion that the Chairman be authorized to negotiate and enter into a contract with the Broadway officials for collection of the municipality's taxes by the County. Commissioner John R. Dossenbach, Jr. , seconded the motion. Commissioner Jerry M. Almond then moved to table the motion. Commissioner Gordon A. Wicker seconded the motion to table. The Board proceded to vote upon the motion to table and it was defeated by a majority vote in which Commissioners Almond and Wicker voted for the motion to table and Commissioners Dossenbach, Dotterer and Matthews voted against it. The motion to table having failed, the Board then considered the main motion which would allow the Chairman to contract with the Broadway officials and upon a vote it was adopted by a majority vote, wherein Commissioners