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MAY 2119 80 43 pAcf 578 THE ATTORNEY CONTINUED THAT MR. ANSIN GAVE THE IMPRESSION THAT HE HAD SOME APPRAISAL FIGURES THAT WERE HIGHER, BUT UNDER THREAT OF CONDEMNA- TION, HE WAS WILLING TO SELL AT $5,000 AN ACRE. HE STATED THAT THEY ARE LOOKING FOR A DECISION AS TO WHETHER OR NOT THE BOARD IS WILLING TO PURCHASE ALL THE WAY TO REBEL ROAD. ENGINEER BEINDORF NOTED THAT THIS WOULD AMOUNT TO ABOUT 42 ACRES, AND MR. ANSIN HAS INDICATED HE IS WILLING TO WORK WITH THE COUNTY BOTH ON THE LOCATION AND THE PRICE. COMMISSIONER LOY FELT THAT GOING BACK TO REBEL ROAD IS TO THE COUNTY'S ADVANTAGE AND THAT WE SHOULD GO AHEAD AND PURCHASE ALL 42 ACRES. WILLIAM KOOLAGE, INTERESTED CITIZEN, ASKED IF THE COUNTY - OWNED LAND WHICH HAS BEEN PROPOSED FOR A SCHOOL SITE MIGHT NOT BE SUITABLE FOR THE TREATMENT PLANT WITHOUT HAVING TO PURCHASE MORE LAND, AND THE ENGINEER INFORMED HIM THAT THAT SITE IS NOT BIG ENOUGH FOR THE PURPOSE AND IN ADDITION, THERE ARE HOUSES BUILT ALL AROUND IT. ON MOTION BY COMMISSIONER LYONS, SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER LOY, THE BOARD UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED RESOLUTION 80-48 AUTHORIZING THE ATTORNEY TO PROCEED WITH THE NECESSARY STEPS FOR PROCURING FROM THE ANSINS THE PROPERTY AMOUNTING TO APPROXIMATELY 42 ACRES LOCATED BETWEEN OSLO AND REBEL ROADS, AS SET OUT IN LEGAL DESCRIPTION, AND AUTHORIZING CONDEMNATION OF THE SAID 42 ACRES OWNED BY THE ANSINS FOR A LOCATION FOR THE SOUTH COUNTY WATER SYSTEM.