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AY Q 1991 3. -Impact -fees receipts were not addressed in -your report. Impact fees are held in escrow to pray For plant expansion, main extension or -the .debt serdice`.'the impact fee for a one inch -service to .give 638 gallons per day (for water.only.) will be nominally $775:70 per..unit.-For 1,245' - y�..ay. non -vested connections, these res -idents or developers will pay $96.5,074 total at build -out. There -are two -other possible source=s of funds for impact that should be _ corLs i dered by the Board of County COIIMi s 5 i oners . A. The subaqueous cros:,ing cost of $1,620,G00 can -be added tor the assessed charge for main-extension.as.provide6 by ordinance 80 -21. -Depending ort how it is prp-rated it may run het.��e.en 5-1,29'x. )J per-unit to -S10.00 per. unit in addition tc the impact fres defined i -n 3 (1hove. - 5. -Everr those vested developers that a.re yet to be conne=cted should !) assessed t -he difference fro, -ii the dollar amounL they have vested and the actual -cost of the county- impact fee-. For example, if the developer, paid $200.00 for each vested unit -and the impact fee is now $775.70, e -i, i - added connection should pay the difference of $575.70 to Eray-their share. t 6. For Phase II development, I expect that the water_main extensions will proceed in an orderly basis from the. end. of the Phase I development. -Each developer will then be responsible -for his share of the -next piece and will install the main according to the establ'is'hed plan - at little - - or no added cost.to.the county for Phase II. 14 1_ Sincerely, rr' - - George Liner Utilities Director JOHN ROBBINS, ENGINEER, CAME BEFORE THE BOARD AND REVIEWED THE PROPOSAL, CONSISTING OF TWO PHASES, FOR PROVIDING WATER TO THE SOUTH BEACH. HE EXPLAINED THAT MODIFICATIONS WOULD HAVE TO BE MADE TO THE PIPE SIZING. MR. ROBBINS STATED'THAT PHASE I WOULD CONSIST OF A SUBAQUEOUS LINE CROSSING — A WATER LINE PARALLEL TO THE EXISTING 12" LINE SOUTHWARD TO TAMARACK ROAD, WHICH THEY FELT WOULD BE ECONOMICALLY FEASIBLE TO COVER THE 27 PEOPLE THAT ORIGINALLY REQUESTED WATER SERVICE ON THE SOUTH BEACH. HE CONTINUED THAT PHASE 2 WOULD BE SERVING ANYBODY OVER AND ABOVE THE 1,000 1" TAPS. IN ORDER TO DO THAT, AND ALSO EXTEND THE LINE SOUTH FROM TAMARACK ROAD TO THE SOUTH COUNTY LINE, HE STATED THAT THIS PARTICULAR LINE WOULD HAVE TO BE INSTALLED ALONG WITH THE GROUND STORAGE TANK AND BOOSTER PUMP STATION.