Edward W. Griffith Property. Richard and Adel Tennyson have made a claim that a drainage ditch has expanded over the years and now encroaches upon the Tennysons' property. The Tennysons notified the County of their claim by letter on November 25, 1997. Negotiations since that time have proven unsuccessful in resolving the matter. Mr. Leavitt has requested that the County agree to toll the statute of limitations for the period specified in order to avoid the need to immediately file suit to preserve the Tennysons' claim.
Staff recommends approval of the request as stated above.
Such an agreement will not prejudice the County's position in any way or strengthen the Tennysons', and will allow additional time to negotiate and possibly settle the claim. County Attorney s Briefing Information Items 6. Approve and authorize Chairman to execute First Amendment to Lease Agreement for Kids House of Seminole County. Approve and authorize Chairman to execute the Third Amendment to Lease Agreement between Seminole County and Reflections at Hidden Lake, Inc. 9. Approve assignment of the Hunting and Fishing Club lease for cattle grazing purposes to James C. and Sherry T. Partin and Bradley W, and Suzanne T. Bell.