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$ba! 7 PAGE 91 pr SEP 16 191 DISCUSSION ON REQUEST FOR 25,000-30,000 GPD SEWER ALLOCATION FOR RALMAR PROPERTY IN GIFFORD THE BOARD REVIEWED THE FOLLOWING MEMO SUMMARIZING THE PRESENT SITUATION: TO: Honorable Members of the DATE: August 26, 1981 FILE: Ralmar Medical Board of County Commissioners Center, 2C-5 Requested 25,000 to 30,000 gallons per SUBJECT: day of Sewage Treatment Allocation for Ralmar property in Gifford 1. Letter Jackson to Commission, dated 8/7/81, attached FROM: Neil Nelson, County Admn. REFERENCES: 2. Letter Nelson to Jackson, dated 5/27/81 DESCRIPTION & CONDITIONS The reference letter points out that the Ralmar Medical Center is limited to 20,000 gallons per day of sewer service from City of Vero Beach. This capacity is used up by the original Medical Arts Center, The Living Care Center and North River Building (combined office and nurse's quarter buildi-ng). There are 8 tracts laid out for development. Tract Gallons/Day Acres A-1 Medical Arts Center 5,700 2.26 D Florida Living Care Center 8,000 2.75 E North River Building 6,500 1.26 Remaining tracts to be developed are: Tracts A-2 (2.10 acres); A-4 (2.17 acres); B (1.25 acres); C (2,57 acres); A-3 (2.24 acres). • Mr. Jackson asks if 25,000 to 30,000 gallons per day (in the referenced letter) can be granted by the county. Ralmar also was notified (Reference 2) that the easement/right-of-way problem must be resolved to the satisfaction of the County. The County can supply water if arrangements are otherwise made for sewer service. I believe the easement/right-of-way problem is still being worked upon by Ralmar. ALTERNATIVES & ANALYSIS At a meeting with Vero Beach, (about 8/3/81) they bluntly stated that they will honor providing 20,OOO.gallons per day allocation but no more than that. If more allocation can be gained elsewhere, service will be limited to capacity of the lift -station.