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s _ � <br />FINANCE OFFICER BARTON COMMENTED THAT THIS SYSTEM IS SET <br />UP IN THE MUNICIPAL SERVICE FUND. <br />ATTORNEY COLLINS EXPLAINED THAT THIS SYSTEM IS NOT IN A <br />MUNICIPAL SERVICE TAXING DISTRICT: THE FINANCE OFFICER IS TALKING <br />ABOUT THE MUNICIPAL SERVICE FUND WHICH IS COMPRISED OF MONIES THAT <br />ARISE FROM SOURCES OTHER THAN AD VALOREM TAXES. <br />COMMISSIONER LOY BELIEVED THAT THIS WORK MUST BE DONE TO <br />BE IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE DER, AND MR. LINER CONFIRMED THAT IT MUST.- <br />PARTICULARLY <br />UST. <br />PARTICULARLY THE MONITORING WELLS AND WHATEVER IS NECESSARY TO <br />PREVENT POLLUTION. <br />ATTORNEY COLLINS INQUIRED ABOUT TIMING BECAUSE HE FELT IT <br />WOULD BE A SHAME TO SPEND A LOT OF MONEY ON THAT PLANT IF WE ARE <br />CLOSE TO A SOLUTION OF OUR PROBLEMS IN THAT AREA. <br />COMMISSIONER LYONS PROCEEDED TO DISCUSS THE STATUS OF HIS <br />NEGOTIATIONS WITH THE TOWN OF INDIAN RIVER SHORES, NOTING THAT MAYOR <br />NOLAN HAD APPOINTED A WATER AND SEWER COMMITTEE. HE STATED THAT THEY <br />WANT TO BREAK.THE WATER AND SEWER AGREEMENT INTO TWO PIECES, AND HE <br />WAS LED TO BELIEVE THAT THEY WERE PRACTICALLY IN AGREEMENT WITH THE <br />CITY ON THE WATER CONTRACT AND ONLY WANTED ONE CHANGE IN THE SEWER <br />CONTRACT TO LEAVE OUT THE TERRITORY. COMMISSIONER LYONS FELT IF THE <br />TERRITORY WAS COVERED IN THE WATER CONTRACT, THIS SHOULD NOT MATTER <br />TOO MUCH. HE CONTINUED THAT MAYOR NOLAN ALSO WANTED SOME KIND OF A <br />COMMITMENT FROM VERO BEACH THAT IF THEY SHOULD INCREASE THEIR CAPACITY.- <br />THE <br />APACITY, <br />THE REST OF THE TERRITORY WOULD BE SERVED, WHICH HE DID NOT FEEL WAS <br />TOO FAR OUT OF LINE. COMMISSIONER LYONS NOTED THAT HE THEN WENT ON <br />TO MEET WITH MAYOR SCURLOCK OF VERO BEACH, CITY ATTORNEY TOM PALMER, <br />AND VERO BEACH UTILITY DIRECTOR GROSH AND LEARNED THERE APPARENTLY <br />WAS A MISUNDERSTANDING AS THEY WERE IN NO HURRY TO SIGN THE WATER <br />AGREEMENT WITH THE TOWN OF INDIAN RIVER SHORES, AND THEY DEFINITELY <br />WERE NOT INTERESTED IN ANY AGREEMENT WITH THE TOWN THAT WOULD NOT <br />DEFINE THE TERRITORY. COMMISSIONER LYONS REPORTED THAT EFFORTS TO <br />REACH CHESTER CLEM, ATTORNEY FOR THE TOWN OF INDIAN RIVER SHORES, <br />TO DETERMINE WHAT INSTRUCTIONS HE HAD ABOUT THE AGREEMENT, WERE NOT <br />SUCCESSFUL, AND HE THEN CALLED MAYOR NOLAN AND INFORMED HIM THAT THE <br />CITY WAS ADAMANT ON THE MATTER OF THE TERRITORY BEING DEFINED. <br />61 <br />BOOK :: 43, PAcc477 <br />