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TABLE. THE ATTORNEY STATED THAT THIS APPLIES TO THE INTERIM PLANT CONCEPT WHICH SHOULD BE READY TO GO WHEN THE 1.0% LIMITATION CAP IS REACHED. UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF PARAGRAPH 10, THE TRIPARTITE AGREEMENT WOULD BECOME NULL AND VOID. THIS PROVIDES THAT THE COUNTY WILL DO VARIOUS THINGS THAT SHOW THE COUNTY IS ON TARGET TO MEET THE SEWER AND WATER REQUIREMENTS THAT ARE EXPECTED. PARAGRAPH 11. PUTS PRIME EMPHASIS ON THE AREA BETWEEN THE TOWN OF INDIAN RIVER SHORES AND THE NORTH CITY LIMITS AND ALSO WATER SERVICE TO THE AREA SOUTH OF THE MOORINGS, THESE AREAS BEING IDENTI- FIED AS CRITICAL. ATTORNEY COLLINS INFORMED THE BOARD THAT PARAGRAPH 12 RECOGNIZES A MAJOR CHANGE IN POSITION - THE GOVERNING AGENCIES WOULD AGREE IN THE EVENT ONE HAD TO BUY THE LINES AND IMPROVEMENTS OF ANOTHER, THAT THE COST WOULD BE THE ACTUAL MONEY INVESTED BY THE OWNING AGENCY, LESS A CERTAIN AMOUNT OF DEPRECIATION, INSTEAD OF THE FAIR MARKET VALUE. HE NOTED THAT MANY LINES AND IMPROVEMENT ARE ACTUALLY PUT IN BY DEVELOPERS, SOME ARE SUBJECT TO GRANTS, AND SOME ARE DONATED. ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATOR NELSON INQUIRED ABOUT THE POSSI- BILITY OF GETTING BACK MONEY THAT MUST BE INVESTED IN LIFT STATIONS FOR PEBBLE BAY, AND ATTORNEY COLLINS FELT THAT IT IS DEPENDENT ON WHETHER THE CITY NEEDS THEM AND WILL PURCHASE THEM. PARAGRAPH 13 IN REGARD TO HOOK-UP CHARGES FOR EXISTING CUSTOMERS TAKEN ONTO A NEW SYSTEM TALKS IN TERMS OF HAVING TO PAY A PART OF THE MAJOR TRUNK SYSTEM THAT DELIVERS THE SERVICE. ATTORNEY COLLINS RECOMMENDED TO THE BOARD THAT WE SEEK A WORKSHOP MEETING WITH THE CITY TO TRY TO REACH AN AGREEMENT ON THE POINTS OUTLINED IN THIS MEMO. COMMISSIONER LYONS STATED THAT IF THE BOARD FEELS THIS IS A REASONABLE WAY TO APPROACH THE CITY OF VERO BEACH, HE WOULD BE WILLING TO MEET WITH AND TALK WITH MAYOR NOLAN OF THE TOWN OF INDIAN RIVER SHORES, HE FELT THIS SHOULD BE DONE BEFORE WE SIT DOWN WITH THE CITY OF VERO BEACH ON A FORMAL BASIS. OCT 2 41979 59 BOOK 4 PAGE NU5