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CHAIRMAN WODTKE INQUIRED ABOUT THE LOCATION OF MR. WILSON'S RESIDENCE, AND IT WAS FELT IT IS ABOUT 1/4 OF A MILE OR MORE FROM THE MOORINGS. ATTORNEY COLLINS STATED THAT IT IS HIS UNDERSTANDINd THAT MR. WILSON IS WILLING TO PAY THE COST OF PUTTING IN A 1" LINE TO HIS PROPERTY, ATTORNEY KRAMER AGREED THAT MR. WILSON'S WIFE INDICATED HE WOULD, BUT HE NOTED IF THE COUNTY IS GOING TO PUT IN A LINE, MR, WILSON COULD SHARE COSTS. ATTORNEY COLLINS FELT AT THIS POINT WE CAN ONLY REASONABLY TALK ABOUT 27 RESIDENTS - NOT ALL THE PEOPLE IN THE TAXING DISTRICT, WHICH IS .BASICALLY.FROM THE MOORINGS SOUTH TO THE COUNTY LINE. COMMISSIONER LYONS INQUIRED ABOUT THE CITY'S RESPONSE TO MR. WILSON'S REQUEST FOR WATER SERVICE, AND ATTORNEY COLLINS STATED THAT THEY APPARENTLY ARE CONCERNED ABOUT THE COUNTY'S REACTION. ATTORNEY KRAMER INFORMED THE BOARD THAT THE NURSE WHO INITIATED .. THE REQUEST FOR MR. WILSON HAD TALKED TO CITY MANAGER LITTLE, WHO, IN EFFECT, SAID THE CITY IS NOT GOING TO DO ANYTHING AND ASKED WHY MR. WILSON DIDN'T MOVE INTO TOWN WHERE THE WATER IS AVAILABLE. COMMISSIONER SIEBERT FELT THE FIRST THING THE BOARD SHOULD DO IS REACT POSITIVELY TO THE CITY ON GETTING WATER TO MR. WILSON, WHO IS IN A VERY CRITICAL SITUATION, AND IF WE CAN ACCOMPLISH THE ALLOCATION OF s THE REMAINING TAPS AND OVERSIZING OF THE LINE, HE WOULD LIKE TO SEE US TRY. HE NOTED THAT THIS, HOWEVER, COULD BE A LONG PROCESS. COMMISSIONER Loy STATED THAT HER REACTION TO ALLOWING MR. WILSON TO HAVE THE WATER WOULD BE POSITIVE. SHE ASKED IF THERE IS A POSSIBILITY OF A TEMPORARY LINE TO SERVE HIM WHILE WE TRY TO WORK SOME- THING OUT. ' HEPBURN WALKER, SOUTH BEACH RESIDENT, EXPRESSED THE HOPE THAT SOMETHING COULD BE WORKED OUT FOR MR. WILSON. ATTORNEY COLLINS NOTED THAT IT WILL BE FOUR TO SIX WEEKS BEFORE MR. WILSON CAN BE TRAINED TO HAVE THE DIALYSIS DONE IN HIS HOME) AND THERE IS ALSO A TIME FRAME FOR GETTING THE EQUIPMENT. 14