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MAR 191980 - . - soon 43 Pncf 3� . 0 ATTORNEY COLLINS FELT THAT THIS MATTER IS UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF CITY MANAGER LITTLE AND THAT IT IS NO'f NECESSARY FOR IT TO -GO TO THE CITY COUNCIL -COUNTY COMMISSION LEVEL, THOUGH HE AGREED THERE SHOULD BE SOMETHING IN WRITING. ENGINEER ROBBINS CONFIRMED THAT CITY MANAGER LITTLE STATED HE FELT IT WOULD BENEFIT BOTH POLITICAL ENTITIES TO GO AHEAD AND TRANSFER THAT LINE,WHICH IS UNDER THE TRIPARTITE AGREEMENT WITH THE MALL TO THE COUNTY. MR. ROBBINS FELT THAT WOULD SERVE AS THE FORMAL ACTIVITY TO WHICH THE CHAIRMAN IS REFERRING. ATTORNEY COLLINS STATED THAT THEY WILL GET SOMETHING IN WRITING. UTILITY DIRECTOR LINER THEN EXPLAINED ITEM Z OF HIS MEMO, WHICH REFERS TO A PLAN WORKED UP BY BEINDORF AND ASSOCIATES TO GET FULL UTILIZATION OF THE CAPACITY OF THE FORCE MAIN. HE STATED THAT HE WOULD LIKE TO PROCEED WITH THE PLANS DEVELOPED BY THE ENGINEERS. COMMISSIONER LOY ASKED IF WE STILL HAVE A 600,000 GALLON ALLOCATION FOR THIS LINE, AND ATTORNEY COLLINS AND COMMISSIONER LYONS STATED THAT BASICALLY THAT IS TRUE. GEORGE LINER DISCUSSED ITEM 3 OF HIS MEMO NOTING THAT THE CITY OF VERO BEACH STILL DOESN'T HAVE THE COMPLETE AUDIT THEY NEED, BUT THEY DO KNOW THEY WILL BE IN AN OPERATING RANGE OF ABOUT $1.10 PER 1,000 GALLONS FOR SEWAGE,;WHICH IS SLIGHTLY HIGHER THAN THEY TOLD US A YEAR AGO. MR, LINER CONTINUED THAT THE AGREEMENT BETWEEN VERO BEACH, THE COUNTY_AND-INDIAN RIVER SHORES IS BEING WORKED ON, AND HE DID NOT BELIEVE WE N-E-ED -TO -WAIT UNTIL ALL LEGAL POINTS ON THIS AGREE- MENT ARE WORKED OUT --UNTIL WE PROCEED ON THE 6TH AVENUE MAIN. CONCERNING ITEM -5 OF HIS MEMO, MR. LINER INFORMED THE BOARD THAT IT IS A PECULIAR PROBLEM TO DEAL WITH A CUSTOMER WHERE YOU PROVIDE SEWER ONLY SERVICE, AND HE, THEREFORE, IS RECOMMENDING THAT WE GO TO A SIZABLE DEPOSIT TO BE WORKED OUT IN AN AGREEMENT WITH THE DEVELOPER THAT WILL PROTECT THE COUNTY. HE FELT THIS CAN BE DONE WITH THE PROPOSED AGREEMENT FORM PRESENTED IN HIS PACKAGE. CHAIRMAN SIEBERT ASKED IF THERE ISN'T A DER REQUIREMENT THAT THOSE WITHIN A CERTAIN NUMBER OF FEET MUST HOOK UP TO THE LINE.