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i a i BETTY KOMARISKY STATED THAT SHE FELT THAT SINCE THE EXPENSES REQUIRED TO REPLACE THE SEWER AND WATER PLANTS ARE A CAPITAL EXPENSE THEY SHOULD BE FINANCED BY THE STOCKHOLDERS AND NOT BY THE PEOPLE BEING SERVICED. SHE SAID SHE WOULD GO ALONG WITH A MODERATE INCREASE IN RATES. ROBERT KRIEGER ASKED IF THERE WAS A POSSIBLLITY OF -GETTING FEDERAL FUNDING FOR SUCH IMPROVEMENTS. CHAIRMAN SIEBERT SAID HE DID NOT THINK THIS IS POSSIBLE FOR PRIVATE UTILITIES. CHAIRMAN ASKED IF ANYONE FURTHER WISHED TO SPEAK. THERE WERE Ilam ATTORNEY BOGOSIAN TOOK THE FLOOR TO ANSWER SOME OF THE QUESTIONS PRESENTED, HE AGREED THAT THE WATER LOOKS PRETTY BAD AND SAID THE STATE FEELS THE SAME WAY, AND WE HAVE TO IMPROVE IT. CHAIRMAN SIEBERT ASKED IF THERE WILL BE ANY ODOR CONTROL UNDER THE NEW SYSTEM THAT IS NOT PRESENTLY IN OPERATION NOW. .JAMES BEINDORF ANSWERED THAT WITH A MORE EFFICIENT PLANT THAT IS PROPEREY RUN THIS WILL BE ALLEVIATED TO A GREAT DEGREE, CHAIRMAN SIEBERT ASKED WHO DOES THE B.O.D. LEVEL MONITORING? MR. BEINDORF STATED THAT THE MOPTHLY OPERATING REPORTS ARE DONE AND SIGNED BY A CERTIFIED OPERATOR OF INDIAN RIVER UTILITIES, LOWELL LOHMAN'S GROUP. - CHAIRMAN SIEBERT ASKED WHAT WAS THE CAPACITY OF THE PRESENT SYSTEM WHEN IT WAS ORIGINALLY DEVELOPED? MR, BEINDORF SAID THAT THE ORIGINAL PLANS WERE FOR A 95,000 GALLON—A—DAY PLANT, AND THEY ARE RIGHT NOW AT 90,000 TO 95,000 GALLONS PER DAY, THE PROPOSED PLANT IS A 100,000 GALLON—A—DAY PLANT.` CHAIRMAN SIEBERT STATED THAT THERE HAS BEEN CRITICISM THAT THE of ORIGINAL PLANT WAS NOT LARGE ENOUGH TO TAKE CARE OF EASTVIEW GARDENS AS WELL AS IXORA PARK. NATE TANEN INFORMED THE BOARD THAT WHEN THE PLANT WAS ORIGINALLY r DESIGNED THE AREA THAT IS NOW EASTVIEW GARDENS WAS INCORPORATED. IXORA PARK WAS INCORPORATED PIECE MEAL, AND WHEN THEY WENT ACROSS THE STREET, THEY NAMED IT EASTVIEW GARDENS, BUT IT WAS ORIGINALLY PLANNED FOR ALL. x 33