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River County Business Men and Women's League, appeared, however, <br />representing Mr. Ronald Hudson, an individual. <br />Mr. Samuel Hunter summarized the request of Russell Burks <br />and Urban Development Utilities, Inc. to increase the rate from <br />$3..00 for the first 3000 gallons, minimum per month to $4.25 for <br />the first 5000 gallons, minimum per month. This increase is <br />necessary for the Urban Development Utilities, Inc. to obtain - <br />Federal Funds. <br />The County Attorney suggested that Indian River County <br />Business Men and Women's League join Urban Development Utilities Inc. <br />and request the transfer of franchise and enlargement of franchise <br />area to include all interested prospective consumers within a <br />reasonable distance. <br />Commissioner Bogosian offered to serve as Moderator on behalf <br />of the County Commissioners to work for the merger of the two <br />groups. The offer was accepted by both groups. <br />On a Motion made by Commissioner Bogosian, seconded by <br />Commissioner Dritenbas, the following Resolutionwas unanimously <br />adopted: <br />RESOLUTION NO. 68- 29 <br />The Board of County Commissioners of Indian River County, <br />Florida, resolves: <br />1. That pursuant to the provisions of the Resolution of this Board, <br />No. 66-34, known as the Russell Burks Water and Sewer Franchise, and the <br />proposed Resolution• of this Board assigning said franchise to the Urban <br />Development Utilities, Inc. , a Florida corporation not for profit, said parties <br />did notify this Board in writing that each desired to increase certain charges <br />and rates heretofore established and approved by this Board in the franchise <br />APR 24 MO <br />eon 11 ?nrc227 <br />