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MAY 20198.146 *,E489 - PERIOD THE RATE -OF CONSTRUCTION MIGHT NOT BE REACHED,- AND HE -MIGHT BE ABLE TO WORK OUT A RENTAL AGREEMENT WITH -THE MOORINGS OR THE _ COUNTY. HE S-TATED HE -WAS LOOKING TO SIGN A USERS AGREEMENT AND WAS JUST GETTING BY UNTIL THE COUNTY -HAD THE FACILITY COMPLETED. -DAVID GREGG, CITY COUNCILMAN, COMMENTED THAT THE CITY WAS SYMPATHETIC TOWARD THIS PROBLEM. HE STATED -THAT IF THE CITY HAS THE CAPACITY, AND IT WAS THE -COUNTY I S DESIRE TO RELEASE THE SOUTH - BEACH WATER SERVICE TO THEM, THEY WOULD BE -HAPPY TO LOOK IN -THAT_ _ DIRECTION. DISCUSSION ENSUED ON THIS MATTER. COMMISSIONER WODTKE NOTED THAT THIS SERVICE IN PHASE I IS RESTRICTED TO ONLY 1,000 CUSTOMERS-. HE ASKED IF THE STORAGE TANK WOULD PROVIDE ADDITIONAL CUSTOMERS, WOULD THE ENGINEERS CONSIDER INCLUDING THE GROUND STORAGE TANK I -N PHASE I. MR. ROBBINS FELT IT COULD BE EASILY DONE IN PHASE I BY MODIFYING CONSTRUCTION COST LINE ITEMS. BY PUTTING IN THE GROUND STORAGE TANK AND BOOSTER PUMPING STATIONS, MR. ROBBINS FELT ALL THE AREA COULD BE SERVICED IN PHASE I. COMMISSIDN.ER BIRD WONDERED IF THERE WAS ANY FEASIBILITY IN GOING AHEAD WITH PHASE 2 IF THERE WERE REASONABLE IMPACT FEES THAT COULD BE COLLECTED. MR. ROBBINS COMMENTED THAT IT WAS POSSIBLE AS THE PHASE 2 COST WAS $$00,000. HE FELT IT WOULD BE AN EXCELLENT IDEA,AND THE COUNTY WOULD HAVE THE ABILITY TO COLLECT AND IMMEDIATELY UTILIZE THE IMPACT FEES FOR THE CONSTRUCTION COST IN ORDER TO PAY FOR PHASE 2. MOTION WAS MADE BY COMMISSIONER WODTKE, SECONDED BY COM- MISSIONER BIRD, FOR THE BOARD TO TENTATIVELY APPROVE THAT THEY ARE GOING TO PROVIDE THE SOUTH BEACH WITH WATER, AND TO AUTHORIZE COM- MISSIONER SCURLOCK, ATTORNEY COLLINS, AND .JOHN ROBBINS TO NEGOTIATE WITH THE CITY OF VERO BEACH IMMEDIATELY, AND THAT THE IMPACT FEE APPROACH BE CONSIDERED IN THOSE NEGOTIATIONS. 42