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6 INDIAN RIVER SHORES. HE STATED THAT RIGHT NOW UNDER THE BILATERAL AGREEMENT THAT AREA IS A PART OF THE COUNTY'S WASTE WATER SERVICE AREA, AND THE COUNTY WOULD HAVE TO RELIEVE THAT FROM THE AGREEMENT. COMMISSIONER LOY SAID SHE HAD THOUGHT ALL THAT WAS NECESSARY WAS FOR THE COUNTY TO GIVE THE 150,000 ALLOCATION AND EVERYTHING WOULD BE "ON G0." CHAIRMAN WODTKE STATED HE FELT THE 35,000 HAD BEEN INCLUDED IN THE 150,000, WHICH HE BELIEVED WAS A GENEROUS ALLOCATION. THE CHAIRMAN POINTED OUT THAT WE HAVE COMMITMENTS IN (QUITE A FEW PLACES. COMMISSIONER SIEBERT ASKED UPON WHAT NEEDS THE 500,000 GALLON ALLOCATION IS BASED. COUNCILMAN GREGG STATED THAT IT IS BASED ON THE EXISTING ZONING OF THE AREA IN QUESTION UP TO FRED TUERK DRIVE, AND WITH THE COUNTY AREA INCLUDED;A 534,000 GALLON ALLOCATION WOULD BE NEEDED. COMMISSIONER LOY READ FROM MAYOR NOLAN'S LETTER OF .JULY 10TH WHICH STATES THAT "MR. DAVID GREGG SUGGESTED THAT THE COUNTY SHOULD ALLOCATE TO INDIAN RIVER SHORES 150,000 GALLONS PER DAY," AND ALSO STATED "THIS AREA WHICH INCLUDES VERO CRUZ AND PEBBLE RAY ESTATES (COUNTY AREAS) WILL PRODUCE 500,000 GALLONS OF WASTEWATER PER DAY." ARGUMENT ENSUED AS TO THE FIGURES AND THE INTENT, AND COMMISSIONER LOY ASKED IF.THE CITY WOULD BE ABLE TO ACCOMPLISH THE PROJECT IF THE COUNTY GAVE THE 150,000 ALLOCATION PLUS THE EXTRA 31,400, COUNCILMAN GREGG STATED THAT HE DID NOT KNOW AT THIS TIME, BUT FELT THAT IT WOULD BE RIDICULOUS FOR THE CITY TO GO FORWARD IF THEY DID NOT KNOW THE COUNTY WOULD GO ALONG. COMMISSIONER SCHMUCKER STATED•THAT HE FELT IT IS A LOT MORE CRITICAL FOR THE COUNTY TO LOSE THE ADDITIONAL 34,000 GALLON ALLOCATION THAN IT IS FOR THE CITY TO GIVE A 350,000 ALLOCATION. COUNCILMAN GREGG ASKED IF IT IS THE COUNTY'S POSITION THAT THEY WILL GIVE THE 31,400 GALLON ALLOCATION OUT OF THEIR 150,000 GALLON ALLOCATION TO THE TOWN OF INDIAN RIVER SHORES. 38