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SEP 101980 80OK 44 PAGE'449 IT WOULD PROVIDE ONE OR THE OTHER SERVICE; THE IMPACT FEES WOULD BE THERE AND AVAILABLE TO BE PAID RATHER THAN TO HAVE TO GO TO EACH INDIVIDUAL CUSTOMER. HE ADDED THAT IS WHY IT IS IMPORTANT THAT WE TALK IN TERMS OF It AND/OR." ATTORNEY .JOHNSTON STATED HE HAD NO OBJECTION TO THAT, THE ONLY THING HE WOULD SUGGEST WAS RATHER THAN RELEASING ALL OF THE FUNDS, JUST RELEASE HALF OF THE FUNDS. ATTORNEY COLLINS FELT THIS WAS NO PROBLEM. DISCUSSION CONTINUED ABOUT THE IMPACT FEES. UTILITIES DIRECTOR LINER EXPLAINED THAT IT WOULD BE $295 FOR WATER AND $295 FOR SEWER ON A RESIDENTIAL UNIT, AND $1,716 IS WHAT WAS SET UP FOR THE COMMERCIAL UNIT, BASED ON 41 UNITS. ATTORNEY JOHNSTON FELT THAT THE COUNTY WAS NOW DOUBLING THE FIGURE FIRST DISCUSSED AND FELT IT WAS PROHIBITIVE. ATTORNEY COLLINS EXPLAINED THAT THE ORDINANCE ESTABLISHES ALL THE FIGURES THEY ARE USING - ALL THE COUNTY IS TRYING TO DO IS ACCUMULATE THE FEES SO THAT THE FUNDS ARE AVAILABLE WHEN THE HOOK UP DOES OCCUR. COMMISSIONER LYONS ASKED I:F THEY WERE DEFENDING THE ORDINANCE OR THE CONTRACT, AND WENT ON TO QUOTE THE RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL FEES FOR WATER AND SEWER. UTILITIES DIRECTOR LINER ADVISED THEY REFERRED TO ORDINANCE 80-21, AND THE FEE DEPENDS ON THE SIZE OF THE UNITS. DISCUSSION FOLLOWED ABOUT THE MISUNDERSTANDING BETWEEN THE PARTIES, AND IT WAS DETERMINED THIS WAS A COMMUNICATIONS PROBLEM. ATTORNEY COLLINS FELT THE FRANCHISE COULD BE APPROVED SUBJECT TO THE CHANGES ON PAGE 12. CHAIRMAN SIEBERT ASKED IF THERE WAS ANYONE PRESENT WHO WISHED TO BE HEARD. WILLIAM KOOLAGE, 815 26TH AVENUE, APPROACHED THE BOARD AND SUGGESTED THE BOARD RECESS THE PUBLIC HEARING UNTIL THE INFORMATION THAT IS NEEDED IS PRODUCED. COMMISSIONER LOY ASKED WHAT THE DEVELOPER WAS PLANNING AS FAR AS RESIDENTIAL UNITS, AND THE DEVELOPER DID NOT KNOW EXACTLY.