BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
                      LEON COUNTY, FLORIDA
                         REGULAR MEETING
                          May 31, 1994


     The Board of County Commissioners of Leon County, Florida, met
in regular session at 5:00 p.m. with Chairperson Davis presiding. 
Those in attendance were Commissioners Maloy, Yordon, Turnbull,
Joanos, Green, and Host.  Also in attendance were County Attorney
Herb Thiele, County Administrator Parwez Alam, Deputy Clerk Bill
Bogan, Jr., and Secretary Sandra C. O'Neal.

     The meeting opened with invocation given by Commissioner
Joanos followed by the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag.

AWARDS AND PRESENTATIONS
     Chairperson Davis presented the attached resolution on behalf
     of Florida Marine Patrol Safe Boating Week, June 6 - 11, 1994. 
     Mr. Maurice Bradford, Florida Marine Patrol, was present to
     receive the resolution:

Certificates of Appreciation were presented to Rickards High School
art students and their teacher for creation of a mural for the
reception area of the Municipal Way Health Department Clinic.

1.   INTRODUCTION OF NEW EMPLOYEES

     Mr. Duane Gloyd from the Department of Human Resources
     introduced new employees for May 1994:  Lee Ann Johnson, Mary
     Stephenson.

     CONSENT AGENDA

     Commissioner Maloy moved, duly seconded by Commissioner Green
     and carried unanimously, to approve the Consent Agenda as
     follows with the exception of items 3 and 13 which were
     address as described:

2.   The Board approved the following County bills and authorized
     the Chairman and the Clerk to issue the proper warrants:

               Vouchers ($453,535.09)          6618  -  6834
               Fund Group I                   14977  -  14991  
               Fund Group II                   5942  -  5945
               Investment Fund                 5545  -  5546

3.   MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETINGS OF MARCH 29, APRIL 19, 1994; JOINT
     CITY/COUNTY SPECIAL MEETINGS OF APRIL 14, 1994

     Commissioner Host noted that a correction needed to be made to
     the Board action in the Minutes of March 29, page 10. 
     (Commissioner Host moved, duly seconded by Commissioner
     Yordon, carried unanimously, to approve option 4.  The
     correction was duly noted and the records would reflect the
     correction.

     Commissioner Host moved, duly seconded by Commissioner Maloy
     and carried unanimously, to approve the Minutes of regular
     meetings of March 29, April 19, 1994; and two Special Joint
     City/County meetings of April 14, 1994 (6:00 p.m. and 7:00
     p.m. on Comprehensive Plan).

4.   LEASE WITH BETHEL AME CHURCH

     (The Department of Job Training has been searching for a
     training site for Summer Youth Employment and Training Program
     and has contacted various schools and churches.  Only Bethel
     AME had adequate space available and appropriate for use in
     this summer's program.)

     The Board approved the lease agreement with Bethel AME Church
     for eight weeks (June 20 - August 12) for 4,885.25 square feet
     at a cost of $8,267.  The cost will be paid by Title IIB JTPA
     funds.

5.   FUNDING FOR LEON COUNTY'S 1994 SUMMER PROGRAM (JTPA)

     The Board approved the attached budget amendment request to
     fund Leon County's 1994 summer program services:

6.   REPLACEMENT OF COMPUTERIZED SIGNMAKING SYSTEM/PUBLIC WORKS 

     The Board awarded the bid to the low bidder, C.M.S. Systems
     for the purchase of a computerized signmaking system for
     Public Works Operations Division, at a cost of $19,995.

7.   CDBG CONTRACT WITH RECIPIENT AGENCIES/FEDERAL REGULATIONS

     The City of Tallahassee has a contract with Leon County to
     provide primary care health services using $34,400 of City
     CDBG funds, effective October 1, 1993 - September 30, 1994. 
     This provides some additional services to the Roberts and
     Stevens Health Department Clinic.  Subsequent to a recent HUD
     review of the City CDBG program, the attached amendments will
     bring these contracts into compliance with the federal
     regulations.

     The Board approved the attached amendment:

8.   SECURITY GUARD CONTRACT RENEWAL

     The Board approved the contract extension for one year with
     Securex at no rate increase, and authorized staff to complete
     administrative requirements.

9.   AMENDMENT TO BOARD POLICY 93-49, STORAGE OF NON-COUNTY OWNED
     PROPERTY

     On October 19, 1993, the Board adopted Policy No. 93-49
     covering storage of non-county owned property, but certain
     language appears to be unclear.  The proposed amendment will
     clear up any issues and provide precise direction to staff and
     citizens.

     The Board approved the attached amendment to Policy 93-49:

10.  PEDDLERS PERMIT

     (Mr. Azikiwe Chandler has submitted an application for a
     Peddlers Permit pursuant to County Ordinance 87-91.  Mr.
     Chandler intends to sell educational and religious
     publications door-to-door both inside and outside the City
     limits and has complied with the requirements of the
     ordinance.)  

     The Board authorized issuance of the permit.

11.  APPOINTMENT TO THE TOURIST DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL

     The Board approved and authorized the appointment of
     Commissioner Ron Weaver to the Tourist Development Council to
     fill the unexpired term of Dorothy Inman-Crews.

12.  PRESENTATION OF FINDINGS OF TELEPHONE SURVEYS CONDUCTED ON
     COUNTY PARKS USE

     One of the Board's goals established in the 92-93 Budget was
     for Public Works to survey the public and hold community
     meetings to solicit input and information about current park
     facilities and direction for new facilities planning.  The
     Board was provided with some information in the agenda
     request.

     The Board accepted the reports (Survey of Leon County
     Residents on Leon County Park Use and Survey of Leon County
     Park Users) and scheduled a workshop for 3:00 p.m., Tuesday,
     June 28, 1994, to allow Oppenheim Research to review and
     answer questions and for the Board to provide direction to
     staff prior to development of a community meeting schedule.

13.  EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE MUTUAL AID AGREEMENT WITH CITY FIRE
     DEPARTMENT AND TMRMC

     The Board briefly discussed the Emergency Medical Services
     Mutual Aid Agreement between the City of Tallahassee Fire
     Department and Tallahassee Memorial Regional Medical Center,
     Inc.  Commissioner Turnbull suggested that this needs some
     attention and the Board should look at a triage on accidents. 
     She explained that she has seen as much as two fire trucks,
     two police cars and an ambulance at a "fender-bender"
     accident, indicating the tremendous cost involved. 
     Commissioner Turnbull indicated that in some cases this is
     necessary, but suggested that there should be a way of
     identifying the need for all the emergency backup.

     Mr. Richard Smith, Emergency Management, appeared and
     explained that the new agreement expands on what fire
     departments can downgrade ambulance.


               He stated that the fire department personnel now has the
     authority to cancel the ambulance (or downgrade it) if they
     determine that the emergency does not warrant an ambulance.  
     Commissioner Turnbull suggested that in the upcoming year to
     advice the Board if there has been any cost-savings as a
     result of this change.

     Mr. Bobby Bailey, TMRMC, appeared and responded to the Board's
     inquiries.

     Commissioner Green moved, duly seconded by Commissioner Host
     and carried unanimously, to approve the attached Emergency
     Medical Service Mutual Aid Agreement between the City of
     Tallahassee Fire Department and Tallahassee Memorial Regional
     Medical Center, Inc.  Commissioner Host indicated the
     importance of co-locating emergency facilities particularly
     for a common dispatch center.  The County Administrator
     advised that information on this issue would be forthcoming.

14.  IMMEDIATE COMPUTER NEEDS OF THE JUDICIARY

     The Court Administrator's office is requesting immediate
     replacement of 15 of the 286's with 486's, 4 PrintServers and
     some communications equipment that will allow a portion of the
     Judiciary to modernize. 

     The Board authorized the purchase of the equipment listed on
     Attachment 2 from the computer replacement carry-forward and
     the FY 93\94 Capital Improvement Program for MIS Countywide
     Automation:

     GENERAL BUSINESS

15.  RECOMMENDATION OF CJIS USER COMMITTEE TO HIRE THREE PEOPLE

     The Board considered the request from the MIS (Management
     Information System) Steering Committee to provide funding
     necessary to hire temporary help so that research may be
     expeditiously completed by the Clerk of the Court to correct
     the Criminal Justice Information System (CJIS) to show only
     valid information.  (It was noted that in moving information
     from the old CJIS to the new CJIS over 9,000 outstanding
     warrants, capias and summons were transferred and many of
     these are related to cases that have been disposed of,
     resulting in inappropriate arrests.  The corrections must be
     made by the Clerk of the Court pursuant to the Florida
     Statutes.)

     Judge Reynolds was present and indicated that there does not
     appear to be any computer system (in the judiciary) that all
     are satisfied with and suggested that the MIS Steering
     Committee address this issue.  Commissioner Yordon indicated
     that this discussion would come up at budget time.

     Commissioner Yordon moved, duly seconded by Commissioner Host
     and carried unanimously, to approve the attached budget
     amendment request transferring $14,000 from General Fund
     Contingency to the Clerk of the Court, Misdemeanor Division
     (to hire three people for a three-month period):

16.  COURT PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES CONTRACTS

     The Board then entered discussion considering staff's
     recommendation that two service-providers be selected for
     development of psychological evaluations of adult and juvenile
     defendants:  if the contract is awarded per staff's
     recommendation, the Apalachee Center for Human Services would
     receive approximately 70% of the evaluations and the AAkhet
     Center would receive approximately 30% of evaluations.

     Ms. Rosemary Priest, Apalachee Center For Human Services,
     appeared and suggested an amendment to the "hold harmless"
     clause in the contract.  County Attorney Thiele recommended
     that the contract remain as is.  Dr. Sharon Ames-Dennard,
     AAkhet, was also present and indicated that her company could
     handle the entire contract (l00 percent of the evaluations).
     Mr. John McCue, Department of Social Services, responded to
     the Board's questions.

     Commissioner Turnbull moved and was duly seconded by
     Commissioner Maloy and carried unanimously, to approve the
     contracts with the Apalachee Center for Human Services, Inc.,
     and AAkhet Center for Human Development with provisions of
     mental health services of the Public Defender and the courts,
     with the stipulation that "if Apalachee will not accept the
     hold harmless clause as written, then the other vendor,
     AAkhet, would receive the entire contract (100 percent).  The
     Board stated that if Apalachee does not accept the agreement
     as it is, then the whole contract would be awarded to Aakhet. 
     See attached contract:  (The County Administrator explained
     that if Apalachee does not agree with the contract as is, then
     the issue would be brought back to the Board to determine that
     Aakhet can handle 100 percent of the evaluations.)

17.  CONFLICT ATTORNEY CONTRACT

     (Conflict attorneys are currently assigned on a rotating basis
     from a list of approved conflict attorneys.  They are paid a
     fixed rate of $500 for life felony cases and $300 for juvenile
     delinquency cases.  The County Attorney during the FY 93-94
     budgeting process proposed hiring conflict attorneys on a full
     time basis to reduce the expenses of the conflict attorney
     program.  This alternative was deemed to be problematic and it
     was decided that a request for proposals would be issued to
     determine if contracting for conflict attorney services would
     prove to be a more cost effective approach.  Proposals were
     issued and received and the evaluation committee made
     recommendations.)

     Commissioner Yordon moved and was duly seconded by
     Commissioner Maloy to approve the contacts with the group of
     attorneys consisting of James C. Banks, Cheryl L. Gentry,
     Judith W. Hawkins, and Frank E. Sheffield.  No vote was taken.

     (It was noted that an appeal was made by Robert Augustus
     Harper on behalf of Richard A. Greenberg, and the hearing
     officer reviewed the appeal and made a determination that the
     "bid protest is without merit.")  

     Following some discussion, Commissioner Green moved, duly
     seconded by Commissioner Maloy and carried unanimously, to
     approve the contracts with the group of attorneys consisting
     of James C. Banks, Cheryl L. Gentry, Judith W. Hawkins, and
     Frank E. sheffield with "the understanding that the Board
     supports the hearing officer's determination (that the bid
     protest is without merit)."  See attached comments by the
     hearing officer:

18.  RENEWAL OF ANTI-DRUG ABUSE ACT GRANT FUNDS

     Chief Judge Phillip J. Padavano was present and encouraged the
     Board to consider the projects as described and renewal of the
     Anti-Drug Abuse Act Grant Funds.

     The three projects are part of a total application package for
     funding through the Anti-Drug Abuse Act Formula Grant Program
     administered through the Florida Department of Community
     Affairs.  These projects are:  1) Renewal of the Leon County
     Drug Court Program; 2) Implementation of a Neighborhood
     Justice Center, and 3) Continuation of the Strategic Action
     Plan through the Department of Community Improvement, City of
     Tallahassee.  Funding for the three projects is requested for
     this grant period for FY 1994-95.  (If grant application is
     approved by DCA the grant would run through FY 1996-97 with
     reapplication required each year.)

     Commissioner Turnbull moved, duly seconded by Commissioner
     Maloy and carried unanimously, to approve the recommended
     proposal and authorized the Chairperson to sign as
     representative of the Board.  See attached agenda request:

19.  MID-YEAR FUNDING REQUEST - ST. FRANCIS WILDLIFE ASSOCIATION

     St. Francis Wildlife Association is requesting mid-year
     funding in the amount of $22,630 from the Leon County Board of
     County Commissioners.  (Funding would be utilized for the
     pick-up, treatment, rehabilitation, care and release of
     approximately 2,000 wild birds and animals.)

     The following citizens appeared and urged the Boar to grant
     the request for funding:

     Guy McCord, III, 503 Vintage Drive, Board Member of St.
     Francis Wildlife Association

     Craig Shaw, Chairman of the Board of the St. Francis Wildlife
     Association

     John Johnson, Executive Director of St. Francis Wildlife
     Association

     Johns Sealey, volunteer with the St. Francis Wildlife
     Association

     Following some discussion, Commissioner Joanos moved, duly
     seconded by Commissioner Maloy and carried 5 - 2
     (Commissioners Host and Turnbull voted no), to approve the
     funding for the St. Francis Wildlife Association in the amount
     of $22,630 from the general fund contingency.  (See attached
     budget amendment request:)  Chairperson Davis suggested that
     staff contact Langton Associates to try to identify grants
     which might be available to the St. Francis Wildlife
     Association.

     Commissioner Joanos indicated that a $50,000 funding request
     which St. Francis has submitted for fiscal year 1994/95
     appears to be excessive but stated that it would have to be
     determined during budget time.  Commissioners Host and
     Turnbull explained that they did not believe this request
     meets the definitions of the County's mid-year funding
     criteria.



20.  ISTEA ENHANCEMENT PROJECT SPONSORSHIP REQUEST

     The 1991 Federal Transportation Act, known as the Intermodal
     Surface Transportation Efficiency Acts (ISTEA), contained a
     provision for "transportation enhancement" projects.  Under
     the Act, 10% of certain Federal funds are to be set aside for
     ten types of transportation enhancement activities.  (The
     activities are included in the attached agenda request.)

     Commissioner Maloy moved, duly seconded by Commissioner Host
     and carried unanimously, to approve Leon County sponsorship
     for all of the requested projects.  (The enhancement
     applications which are submitted on the local level must now
     be submitted to the MPO by project sponsors.)

     Mr. Marlon Brown from the MPO and Mr. Greg Wilson, City
     Traffic Engineering, was present and responded to the Board's
     inquiries regarding the sidewalk/bicycle project from Doomar
     Drive to Capital Circle N. E.
 
     The Board scheduled the MPO meeting for 6:30 p.m., June 1 at
     City Hall, prior to the Cycle 94-2 Comprehensive Plan
     Amendment Transmittal Hearing.

21.  VERIFIED COMPLAINT/TOWER ROAD ISSUE

     (On April 12, 1994, the Board considered a request from Mrs.
     Elaine Whitehead  to de-designate Tower Road, a minor
     collector, as a non-residential street.  After hearing public
     testimony and reviewing the analysis contained in the agenda
     request, the Board denied the request.)

     County Attorney Thiele referred to the verified complaint
     which was received regarding the Tower Road de-designation
     issue.  Since the matter is under pending or threatened
     litigation, Mr. Thiele urged the Board to be cautious on
     making any statements.  He recommended two actions by the
     Board:  that the Board instruct the County Attorney to respond
     to the verified complaint, stating that the County's prior
     vote does not constitute a development order under Chapter
     163, and should therefore reject the verified complaint; and
     2) requested Board direction on whether or not to enter into
     some form of mediation.  (Mr. Thiele indicated that it appears
     mediation will be problematic.)

     The Board was provided a list of actions that Public Works has
     initiated concerning Tower Road.

     Mr. Jeffrey Smith appeared on behalf of Elaine Whitehead,
     requested that all parties, in good faith, try to resolve the
     dispute before resorting to expensive litigation.  Mr. Smith
     requested that the County agree to participate in mediation.

     Mr. Frank Sheffield, 906 Thomasville Road, attorney
     representing Crowder Excavating, appeared and stated that he
     has talked to many of the business owners on Tower Road and
     they are not willing to participate in the mediation process
     as suggested by Mr. Smith.  He stated that if any mediation
     takes place, it should be in the court arena.

     Mrs. Elaine Whitehead, Route 9, Box 952, appeared and urged
     the Board to go through mediation to resolve some of the
     concerns of the neighborhood.

     Commissioner Joanos moved and was duly seconded by
     Commissioner Host to approve staff's recommendation Options 2
     and 4 which is that the Board decline to participate in
     mediation and to direct the County Attorney's Office to
     provide a response to the Verified Complaint which indicates
     that the de-designation is not a development order.

     Commissioner Turnbull moved a friendly amendment that the
     Board ask that the affected parties meet, with perhaps
     Commissioner Joanos sitting with them, and determine if they
     can come to some kind of resolution of how the businesses are
     using the road;


               if that fails, then the Board should come back and determine
     if there are other regulatory measures governing the use of
     the road by the businesses (certain hours of the day, etc.) 
     There was no second to the amendment.   

     Commissioner Joanos amended his motion to approve Option 4
     only: Direct the County Attorney's Office to provide a
     response to the Verified Complaint which indicates that the
     de-designation is not a development order.  Commissioner Host
     seconded the motion which carried unanimously.

     Commissioner Turnbull moved and seconded by Commissioner
     Joanos that staff arrange for a community meeting to meet and
     work on some previously identified problem areas so that each
     group can bring issues to the table, that a facilitator attend
     the meeting, and hopefully, out of that will come some agreed
     upon solutions.  Commissioner Yordon offered a friendly
     amendment, which was accepted, that appropriate planning staff
     attend the meeting to respond to questions.  The motion with
     the amendment carried unanimously.

22.  ORANGE AVENUE CORRIDOR STUDY CONTRACT WITH SPECTRA ENGINEERING

     Commissioner Yordon moved, duly seconded by Commissioner Host
     and carried unanimously, to approve and accept the contractual
     agreement and authorize the Chairperson to execute the
     agreement with Spectra Engineering for the Orange Avenue
     Corridor Study from South Monroe Street east to Blairstone
     Road.

23.  STORMWATER UTILITY FEE AND STORMWATER ORDINANCE/SCHEDULE
     PUBLIC HEARING

     (In 1991, the Board adopted a Stormwater Management Utility
     Ordinance which was developed to meet the Leon County
     Comprehensive Plan requirements that the County adopt a
     Stormwater Utility Program.  The Comprehensive Plan requires
     that funding be generated by "equitable user charges to owners
     of property contributing runoff.")
 
     Commissioner Joanos moved, duly seconded by Commissioner Host
     and carried unanimously, to approve Option 1:  Schedule Public
     Hearings for the Stormwater Utility Ordinance for July 26,
     1994 and August 9, 1994.

     Following some discussion, Commissioner Turnbull moved to
     recommend an increase in the stormwater fee up to $2.50 per
     month.  The motion was declared dead for the lack of a second.

     Commissioner Yordon moved, duly seconded by Commissioner Green
     and carried 4 - 3 (Commissioners Joanos, Maloy, and Host voted
     in opposition), to approve Options 2 and 4:


               Schedule the public hearing for increasing the fee for August
     9, 1994;  hold a workshop on the Stormwater Ordinance prior to
     the public hearing.

     Commissioner Yordon moved, duly seconded by Commissioner
     Turnbull and carried unanimously, to reconsider Options 2 and
     4.

     Following some discussion, Commissioner Yordon moved, duly
     seconded by Commissioner Green and carried 6 - 1 (Commissioner
     Joanos voted no), to approve Options 2 and 4 (described above)
     without any dollar amount being included; the dollar amount
     would be decided upon at the workshop. 

     The Stormwater Workshop was scheduled for Friday, June 3, 1994
     at 1:00 p.m. in the Commission Chambers.

24.  MICCOSUKEE ROAD PHASE I RELOCATION OF TRANSMISSION LINES 16
     and 17

     This issue involves the award of a bid for the relocation of
     the 115 KV transmission lines 16 and 17 within construction
     limits of Miccosukee Road Reconstruction, Phase I (Coombs
     Drive to Capital Circle, N.E.)

     Staff requested that this issue be delayed until June 14,
     1994.  The Board concurred. 

25.  APPOINTMENTS:

     MINORITY BUSINESS ENTERPRISE COMMITTEE:  Commissioner Maloy
     reappointed Chip Hartung.  Commissioner Turnbull reappointed
     Tony Hansberry, contingent upon Mr. Hansberry's willingness to
     serve.  Commissioner Green continued her appointment.

     NOMINEE QUALIFICATIONS REVIEW COMMITTEE:  The Board continued
     the appointments and requested copies of resumes previously
     submitted, if available.

26.  RESCHEDULE ALL DAY CITY/COUNTY WORKSHOP

     A letter was received from the City of Tallahassee requesting
     the all day joint workshop be rescheduled till Friday, June 8. 
     The Board recommended meeting in September and would later
     decide upon a date.

     The Board confirmed the following workshops:

     Wednesday, June 1, 6:30 p.m. - MPO, ISTEA Enhancement Projects
     Transmittal to FDOT, City Hall

     Wednesday, June 1, 7:00 p.m. - Joint City/County Public
     Hearing:  Comprehensive Plan, Cycle 94-1 Transmittal, City
     Hall
               Friday, June 3, 1:00 p.m. - Stormwater Utility Fee,
     Commissioner Chambers

     Friday 3, June 3, 2:00 p.m. -  MPO Meeting, Pensacola Street
     Bridge Closure

     Monday, June 13, 2:00 p.m. -  TIP Workshop, Courthouse

     Monday, June 13, 4:00 p.m. -  MPO Meeting, Courthouse

CITIZENS TO BE HEARD:

     Mr. Clifton Lewis, 3117 Okeeheepkee Road, appeared and
     commended the Board for scheduling a workshop on the
     stormwater utility fee; urged the Board to receive citizen
     input; suggested that the Okeeheepkee Basin status report
     could be discussed along with the stormwater workshop; alleged
     that alternatives to the stormwater plan have not been
     evaluated yet; reported that she is being pressured as a
     property owner on Okeeheepkee Road, to agree as to what she
     will accept in relationship to the damage that has been done
     to the spring on her property;  suggested that the public be
     made aware of the situation of her property.  Mrs. Lewis also
     noted that the City's proposal of constructing a large holding
     pond in Indianhead Acres has been dropped due to citizen's
     opposition.   

     The Board advised Mrs. Lewis that the workshop setting was not
     the forum for citizen input, but written material could be
     provided to the Board prior to the workshop.  Commissioner
     Joanos reported that the Northwest Water Management District
     will be conducting a public meeting in the Lake Jackson
     community since they are going through their water management
     plan for Lake Jackson.

DISCUSSION ITEMS BY COMMISSIONERS

COMMISSIONER HOST:

a.   Expressed sympathy to the family of former County Commissioner
     Fred Drake.

b.   Congratulated FSU and wished them good luck in Omaha.

c.   (On May 10th, the Board approve a consultant's contract to
     develop an interim services fee for collection of property
     taxes.)  Commissioner Host stated that he learned from the
     Property Appraiser today that the issue of whether or not
     property can be evaluated by the Property Appraiser after
     January 1 (partial year property tax assessment), will be
     under consideration by the Legislature.  He stated he would
     like to obtain additional information on this issue.


               It was the consensus of the Board to bring the issue back on
     the June 14th agenda and instructed that the contracts not be
     signed until after a decision is made on that date.

d.   Congratulated Commissioner Yordon on the Tourist Development
     Council's brochure which encourages convention business for
     Tallahassee.

e.   Advised that the Juvenile Justice Council meeting was
     conducted this morning. 

COMMISSIONER JOANOS:
     Advised that he and Jud Curtis attended a meeting of the
     Apalachee Regional Planning Council and advised the Council of
     the regional landfill issue, and explained that he had
     discussions with Commissioner Marlene Culpepper of Liberty
     County who suggested that Liberty County might be interested
     in being the host county for the regional landfill. 
     Commissioner Joanos suggested that Commissioners advise the
     County Administrator if they have issues they wish to be
     discussed on this issue.

COMMISSIONER YORDON:
a.   Proposed the inclusion of one-quarter mill on the November
     ballot to be used for a Children's Services Council.  The
     Board concurred that this issue be place on the June 14 agenda
     for discussion.  Commissioner Host stated that this morning he
     attended the Juvenile Justice Council meeting which discussed
     this same issue, and reported that Commissioner Meisburg's
     concern is there may not be adequate time to "campaign" this
     issue.  Commissioner Green suggested that this County can
     benefit from the experience of other counties on ways of
     handling this issue.

b.   Advised that the British Olympic teams are in Tallahassee and
     would provide a list of their training activity schedule.

COMMISSIONER MALOY:
     Asked for information on transportation projects the County
     might want to bond.  Mr. Ken Barber, OMB, advised that
     preliminary work has been done on this project and that it
     would be placed on the June 21 agenda.  County Attorney Thiele
     advised that on June 14, an item would be placed on the agenda
     asking for authorization to update the road impact fee study
     with the consultant, Henderson and Young, which will provide
     the opportunity for discussions of designating the roadway
     segments. 

CHAIRPERSON DAVIS:
a.   Recognized the passing of late Commissioner Fred Drake
     (Chairman of the Board during 1963-66).

b.   Advised that the Southern Park Mentoring Program Neighborhood
     Crime Watch has asked for support and circulated material. 
     Commissioner Host advised that he would address the issue with
     the Juvenile Justice Council.

c.   Requested approval of retirement resolutions and the Board
     concurred:  Sara Jean Wilson (Tax Collector's Office) and
     Ethel Mitchell (school teacher).

d.   Circulated a memorandum and requested the Board consider
     funding in the amount of $750 for the NAACP ACT SO Program to
     help supplement their transportation to participate in the
     State and National competition.  Chairperson Davis noted that
     the Board contributed last year with funds coming from the
     Community Services Trust Account.

e.   Referred to a memorandum from NACO regarding their upcoming
     1994 Annual Conference in Clark County, Las Vegas, and advised
     that the County's delegate and alternate for the annual
     election of officers should be mailed and list who will be
     attending.

f.   Referred to a memorandum from the Clerk of the Circuit Court
     regarding disposal of County property records and was turned
     over to the County Attorney for review.

g.   Advised of a letter from FSU Student Body president regarding
     the Pensacola Street Bridge closing.  MPO Chairman Yordon
     advised that since the MPO meeting on Friday is an emergency
     meeting, he would allow representatives of the affected
     parties to speak on the issue as well as the Student Body
     President, but it would be limited discussion.

h.   Chairperson Davis advised of a proposed meeting for July 21,
     July 25 or July 28 from 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. at Oak Ridge
     Elementary School on the Lake Munson Report.

i.   County Administrator Alam advised of a letter from the Florida
     Association of Counties regarding flood control.  It was noted
     that the Chairperson has already made a response to FACT and
     the Board concurred.

     There being no further business to come before the Board, the
meeting was adjourned at 8:50 p.m.


                              APPROVED:                        
                                        Anita L. Davis
                                        Chairperson


ATTEST:

                                
     Clerk of the Circuit Court