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PLANNING DIRECTOR REDICK STATED THAT ESSENTIAL SERVICES SUCH AS THIS DO COME UNDER THE $ITE PLAN ORDINANCE AND LANDSCAPING ORDINANCE, AND IT IS REQUIRED THAT IT IS MAINTAINED. CHAIRMAN WODTKE COMMENTED THAT•IT IS TO THE DEVELOPER'S BENEFIT TO MAKE SURE THIS IS PROPERLY LANDSCAPED. HE ALSO POINTED OUT THA'T•WHEN THE COUNTY DOES MAKE WATER AVAILABLE, THE BUILDING WILL BE REMOVED AND THOSE TWO LOTS WILL BE TURNED INTO HOMESITES. COMMISSIONER LYONS ASKED WHO KEEPS THIS PLANT UP WHEN THE DEVELOPMENT IS SOLD OUT? ATTORNEY COLLINS AFFIRMED THAT THE PLANT WILL BE OWNED BY THE DEVELOPER, AND FORTUNATELY, THIS IS A SOLVENT COMPANY, NOT JUST A SHELL CORPORATION. CHAIRMAN WODTKE THEN READ A LETTER FROM MILO E. HARDING, OWNER 1. OF -LOTS 10 AND 11 IN POINCIANA GARDENS SUBDIVISION STATING THAT HE IS IN FAVOR OF MITCHELL BUILDERS, INC. SUPPLYING WATER. THE CHAIRMAN NEXT " DISCUSSED THE RATE STRUCTURE AND ASKED IF THE UTILITY COMPANY WILL BE PART OF THE DEVELOPMENT OR WILL IT HAVE A SEPARATE SET OF BOOKS. HE ALSO ASKED ABOUT THE NUMBER OF LOTS IN THE DEVELOPMENT. ATTORNEY BLOCK ANSWERED THAT HANDLING THE BOOKS FOR THE UTILITY COMPANY WILL BE A COMPLETE OPERATION IN ITSELF. HE STATED THAT THERE ' I ARE 89 LOTS IN THE PROJECT. ATTORNEY COLLINS ASKED WHAT THE TEST WELL REFLECTS IN REGARD TO WATER CAPACITY. ENGINEER SCHMUCKER ESTIMATED THAT THEY ARE GETTING ABOUT 40 GALLONS PER MINUTE, AND HE FEELS THEY HAVE A GOOD SUPPLY THEY CAN PUMP WITHOUT PULLING THE WATER TABLE DOWN. ATTORNEY COLLINS ASKED HOW MANY PEOPLE A 4" WELL COULD SERVICE, AND ENGINEER $CHMUCKER FIGURED THAT THIS SYSTEM•WOULD BE LIMITED TO 100 TO 150 HOMES. COMMISSIONER LOY BROUGHT UP THE SUBJECT OF TAP -IN FEES AND THE POSSIBILITY OF THE DEVELOPER PUTTING THESE FEES INTO AN ESCROW ACCOUNT LOOKING TOWARDS THE TIME WHEN THE COUNTY TAKES OVER, ATTORNEY BLOCK STATED THAT THEY WANT TO WORK WITH THE COUNTY SO THAT WHEN THE TIME COMES, THERE WILL BE A NICE TRANSITION. 55 r BOOK 38 PAGE 416 JAN 101979