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MR. GREGG STATED THAT HE HAD NO IDEA OF THE NUMBER OF DOGS, AND A LADY FROM THE HUMANE SOCIETY INFORMED THE BOARD THAT THERE ARE 8,000 RABIES VACCINATION SLIPS FOR THE CITY AND COUNTY, AND SHE WOULD ESTIMATE THAT OF THIS NO MORE THAT 107 WOULD BE FOR CATS. COMMISSIONER Loy STATED THAT IF WE HAVE TO, SHE WOULD BE IN FAVOR OF PROVIDING THE CITY THE SAME DEGREE OF SERVICE THAT WE ARE PROVIDING IN THE COUNTY, BUT NOTED ONCE AGAIN THAT WE DO NOT HAVE A "LEASH LAW." ' COMMISSIONER SIEBERT DID NOT FEEL THAT CITY RESIDENTS WILL BE SATISFIED WITH THE DEGREE OF SERVICE THEY CAN GET FROM THE COUNTY. ATTORNEY COLLINS WILL MEET WITH CITY ATTORNEY PALMER TO DISCUSS THE PROBLEMS INVOLVED. COUNCILMAN GREGG NEXT DISCUSSED THE WASTEWATER ALLOCATION FOR THE AREA NORTH OF THE CITY LIMITS ON THE BEACH AND SOUTH OF INDIAN RIVER SHORES. HE STATED THAT THE COUNTY'S REPLY TO THE TOWN OF INDIAN RIVER SHORES ON THIS MATTER MADE A COMMITMENT THAT WAS UNTENABLE FOR THE CITY OF SERO BEACH. CHAIRMAN 4IODTKE SAID HE UNDERSTOOD THAT MR. GREGG HAS SAID THE UNINCORPORATED AREA WOULD REQUIRE A 35,000 GPD ALLOCATION, IN ADDITION TO THE 150,000 ALLOCATION TO INDIAN RIVER SHORES. MR. GREGG AGREED, BUT POINTED OUT THAT THE REQUIREMENT HAS DROPPED TO 31,400 BECAUSE IT NOW APPEARS THAT THERE WILL BE LESt UNITS IN THIS AREA THAN ANTICIPATED. CHAIRMAN !4ODTKE STATED THAT ENGINEER REINDORF HAS DONE SOME WORK ON THIS AND BELIEVES THESE FIGURES ARE ACCEPTABLE FOR THE UNINCORPORATED AREA. COMMISSIONER LOY ASKED IF THE CITY OF VERO BEACH IS READY TO ADOPT AN AGREEMENT WITH INDIAN RIVER SHORES SETTING FORTH AN ALLOCATION OF 500,000 GALLONS PER DAY, PLUS 31,400 TO SERVE THE UNINCORPORATED AREA. 14 MR. GREGG STATED THAT THE PROBLEM IS CONFIRMING THEIR CAPACITY AND THEY HAVE INSTRUCTED THEIR CONSULTANT TO BRING BACK CONCRETE FIGURES IN THIS REGARD. HE FELT THE UNINCORPORATED AREA SHOULD BE A SEPARATE AGREEMENT AS IT REALLY DOES NOT HAVE ANYTHING TO DO WITH THE TOWN OF 37 36 Pvc. SEP 2 01978 .. - L_