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COMMISSIONER SIEBERT AGREED THAT UNDER THE PROPOSED FORMULA, THE CITY COULD MAKE A PROFIT FROM THE COUNTY TAKING OVER. CHAIRMAN WODTKE NOTED THAT MR. LITTLE BASICALLY HAD SAID THAT IF THE COUNTY TOOK OVER AN AREA THE CITY IS SERVICING, THE COUNTY.WOULD PAY THE COST LESS DEPRECIATION FOR WHAT THE CITY HAS IN IT, AND SOME- TIMES THEY DON T HAVE ANYTHING IN IT. HE WONDERED IF THE PROPOSED" AGREEMENT HAS MET WITH THE CITY'S APPROVAL. ATTORNEY COLLINS STATED THAT THIS'AGREEMENT HAS BEEN REVIEWED BY MR. LITTLE. COMMISSIONER LYONS FELT WE SHOULD TELL THE CITY HOW WE WANT TO HANDLE THIS. HE ALSO DID NOT FEEL THE COUNTY SHOULD HAVE TO PAY ANY MORE THAN THE CITY PAID, AND IF THE CITY GOT IT FOR NOTHING, THE COUNTY SHOULD GET IT FOR NOTHING ALSO. ATTORNEY COLLINS CONTINUED THAT HIS OTHER CONCERN IS THE IMPACT OF THE PURCHASE ON OTHER FACILITIES OF THE CITY AND THE COSTS THAT MAY ARISE FROM THAT. HE NOTED THAT THEY TALK ABOUT THIS IN VERY GENERAL TERMS, COMMISSIONER LYONS AGREED THAT THIS SHOULD BE ADDRESSED MORE SPECIFICALLY AND NOT LEFT WIDE OPEN. i CHAIRMAN WODTKE DISCUSSED THE STATEMENT THAT THE COUNTY SHALL NOT ACQUIRE WATER CUSTOMERS UNLESS IT ACQUIRES THEM CONCURRENTLY AS SEWER CUSTOMERS, AND THE ATTORNEY STATED THAT HE COULD SEE THE RATIONALE IN THIS. CHAIRMAN WODTKE NOTED THAT IF WE MAKE A CHANGE IN PARAGRAPH "C" RELATIVE TO THE METHOD OF PURCHASE OF THE WATER FACILITIES, THE SAME CHANGE WOULD BE APPLICABLE TO SEWER FACILITIES. r ATTORNEY COLLINS ASKED WHETHER THE SQUARING OFF AS ESTABLISHED IN THE PROPOSED AGREEMENT MEETS THE COUNTY'S NEEDS. HE FELT ENGINEER i f -,, BEINDDORF AND THE ADMINISTRATOR WILL HAVE TO MAKE THAT RECOMMENDATION. { HE NOTED THAT AT A MEETING SEVERAL MONTHS AGO, THE COUNTY PROPOSED THAT THE CITY ASSUME A RATHER SUBSTANTIAL AREA AROUND THE ROSEWOOD AREA, AND THE CITY HAS MODIFIED THAT. 429 JAN 10' 1.979