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- MAR 191980 Pact `$ COMMISSIONER DEESON ASKED ABOUT ITEM 5 WHERE IT SAYS "A DEPOSIT OR BONDING AGREEMENT MUST BE WORED OUT." HE FELT IT WOULD BE SIMPLER TO ELIMINATE THE BONDING AGREEMENT, AND ATTORNEY COLLINS AGREED THAT IT WOULD BE. CHAIRMAN SIEBERT ASKED IF WE AREN�T ON SHAKY GROUND IF WE SAY WE WILL ENTER INTO AN AGREEMENT WITH A DEVELOPER BASED ON AN ORDINANCE WE MAY OR MAY NOT APPROVE. ATTORNEY COLLINS POINTED OUT THAT WE HAVE BEEN MAKING INDI- VIDUAL CONTRACTS WITH DEVELOPERS FOR A NUMBER OF YEARS. COMMISSIONER LYONS FELT WE MUST KEEP MOVING, AND ATTORNEY COLLINS BELIEVED WE ARE PRESENTING A BASIC ORDINANCE IN THE PACKAGE, AND HE FELT WE CAN GO TO A PUBLIC HEARING AND THEN DISCUSS IT. COMMISSIONER LOY ASKED IF THIS ORDINANCE WOULD PERTAIN ONLY TO 6TH AVENUE, AND ATTORNEY COLLINS ANSWERED THAT IT WOULD PERTAIN TO ALL SYSTEMS IN THE COUNTY SERVICE AREA. COMMISSIONER LOY NEXT ASKED IF THESE ARE THE SAME FIGURES AS FOR WATER, AND ATTORNEY COLLINS INFORMED HER THAT WE ARE PRESENTLY CHARGING $ZOO FOR CONNECTION, BUT WE ARE SUGGESTING $250. ENGINEER JAMES BEINDORF WISHED TO DISCUSS A SPECIFIC PROJECT ON 6TH AVENUE. HE INFORMED THE BOARD THAT THE DEVELOPERS OF TROPIC GROVE ARE PRESENT AT TODAY'S MEETING, AND THEY HAVE FOLLOWED THE PROCEDURES MR. LINER HAS OUTLINED. THE PROBLEM THESE DEVELOPERS ARE FACING IS ONE OF TIMING. MR. BEINDORF CONTINUED THAT HE IS CONFUSED AS TO IMPACT FEES-AND"ESCROW. HE POINTED OUT THAT THE BOARD HAS THE AUTHORITY TO ESTABLI-SH-THESE FEES WHERE A FRANCHISE IS REQUIRED AND ASKED IF THERE IS.AN-Y WAY FOR TROPIC GROVE TO TIE INTO THE SEWER SYSTEM AS OF MARCH 31ST BECAUSE THEY ARE IN A REAL FINANCIAL BIND. ATTORNEY COLLINS STATED THAT HE FELT THAT IN THOSE SITUATIONS WHERE THE COUNTY HAS ENTERED INTO A FRANCHISE REQUIRING CERTAIN CONNECTION FEES, THE COUNTY IS GOING TO BE BOUND BY THAT REGARDLESS OF THE IMPACT FEES THEY CHARGE. TO THE NON -FRANCHISED AREAS. THE BOARD AGREED. HE BELIEVED THE IMPACT FEES WILL APPLY 0