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t LARRY ADAMS, ENGINEER, EXPLAINED THAT THEY BASED IT UPON THE EXPERIENCE THEY HAD WITH BARRIER ISLAND CONSUMPTION, TOOK A FIGURE THEY THOUGHT WAS REASONABLE, AND MR. BEINDORF, COUNTY CONSULT- ING ENGINEER, CONCURRED WITH IT. COMMISSIONER SIEBERT NOTED THAT THIS BASICALLY BOILS DOWN TO WHETHER OR NOT THE COUNTY IS GOING TO HAVE A CLEARLY DEFINED GOAL FOR WATER AND SEWER AND WHETHER THEY WILL HANDLE THIS ON A ."BAND- AID" APPROACH OR A COUNTYWIDE BASIS. ATTORNEY CALDWELL STATED THAT THEY JUST WANT THE BOARD TO CONSIDER TAXING THIS AREA TO FUND FURTHER STUDY ON HOW TO RESOLVE THE PROBLEM, HE NOTED THAT THE PROPERTY OWNERS ARE WILLING TO UNDER- WRITE THE RISK THAT MAYBE NOTHING WILL HAPPEN, CHAIRMAN WODTKE NOTED THAT THIS IS, AT LEAST, A CONCRETE INDICATION OF THE PEOPLE S FEELINGS. y' COMMISSIONER LOY FELT THAT, ALTHOUGH THE REPORT IS PREMA- TURE, IT COULD BE VERY HELPFUL TO THE COUNTY AND THE PEOPLE ARE TO BE COMMENDED. SHE SUGGESTED THAT THE BOARD MAKE THE REPORT AVAIL- ABLE TO THE ENGINEERS�AND FURTHER CONSIDERATION WILL BE GIVEN AT BUDGET TIME. TOM KENNEDY OF SUMMERPLACE INFORMED THE BOARD THAT ACTUALLY THERE ARE TWO SUMMERPLACES WHICH ARE DIVIDED, AND ONE OF THEIR BIG CONCERNS IS FIRE PROTECTION. HE CONTINUED THAT NOT ALL OF THE SUMMER - PLACE RESIDENTS HAVE BEEN CONTACTED TO SEE IF THEY ARE DEFINITELY IN ACCORD WITH THE PROPOSED TAXATION. HE FELT IN ALL FAIRNESS, HE SHOULD CONTACT ALL THE OWNERS AND THEN ATTEND ANOTHER MEETING TO LET THE BOARD KNOW HOW THEY FEEL. IT WAS GENERALLY AGREED THIS MATTER WILL BE DISCUSSED AGAIN IN THE FUTURE. THE HOUR OF 4:00 O'CLOCK P.M. HAVING PASSED, THE DEPUTY CLERK READ THE FOLLOWING NOTICE WITH PROOF OF PUBLICATION ATTACHED, TO -WIT: JUL 191978 rV35�.r6�