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HE AND ENGINEER JOHN ROBBINS MET WITH CITY MANAGER .JOHN LITTLE, CITY UTILITY DIRECTOR ELLIOTT GROSH, AND CITY FINANCE DIRECTOR TOM MASON, AND CAME TO THE UNDERSTANDING THAT WE COULD PROCEED WITH USING THAT FORCE MAIN BEFORE THE METER WAS INSTALLED, ESSENTIALLY UNDER THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS THAT WILL BE IN THE COMBINED AGREEMENT. HE BELIEVED THE CITY HAS AGREED THERE IS A MEANS OF METERING THE FLOW AND THAT WE CAN GO AHEAD AND DO IT. CHAIRMAN SIEBERT STILL FELT SOMETHING HAS TO BE IN WRITING. MR. LINER NOTED THAT HE HAS HIS MEMO AND THE RESULTS OF THAT MEETING AND FELT FOR THE CHAIRMAN'S PURPOSES, WE COULD HAVE THE CITY AND COUNTY SIGN THOSE DOCUMENTS, WHICH ARE AS FOLLOWS: MEMORANDUM TO: Developers FROM: G. Liner j �-- SUBJECT: Status of 6th Avenue Force Main DATE: February 15, 1980 Before any developers can tie onto the force main from Vero Mall to the Vero Beach treatment, there are a series of events which are planned to be completed. Some of these are out of my control, but others are being urged to be brought to a head. .These events include the following: 1. Vero Beach requires installation of a special sewage meter to determine the volume of treatment from the force main. This meter has been ordered and will be delivered and installed about eleven to fifteen weeks from now. That will be some time in May. 2. A plan is being drawn up by Beindorf and Associates to offer maximum hydraulic use up to the 600,000 gallons per day capacity of the main and Vero Beach treatment allocation. Specific nodes (loading points) are being planned for flow and pressure parameters that offer the most practical approach. 3. Wholesale rates must be defined by Vero Beach that will give us a basis to come to a firm rate for service that we can tell the customers. Vero Beach is still evaluating the audit by which the treatment rate will be figured. They expect to have this information shortly. 33 MAR 19 19 80 - soon 3 WE' -33