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The point was brought up that this still leaves us far <br />short of the actual dollars for the project because it does <br />not take into consideration engineering and inspection <br />costs. <br />Mr. Gierhart believed that Indian River Shores would <br />agree to add in the cost of engineering and inspection. <br />Chairman Lyons asked if the Board would be willing <br />based on Mr. Gierhart's assurance to move forward on <br />approving the contract bid with the understanding that the <br />rest of the cost, with the exception of $40,000 to $60,000 <br />will be borne by the assessment roll. <br />Commissioner Bird felt that all we can do today is <br />approve the award of -the contract with the understanding <br />that we expect Indian River shores to carry its part of the <br />load as indicated by Mr. Gierhart. <br />The question of identifying the source of funding <br />arose, and Coordinator Thomas suggested that the Board just <br />authorize the principle of interim financing in the event we <br />have to pay any bills before collection of impact fees. <br />Discussion continued re setting a value on the plant <br />and determining whether there are grant funds available. <br />Commissioner Scurlock stated he still had a problem <br />because of all the misinformation on the figures and asked <br />about delaying the signing of the contract until tomorrow by <br />which time new information could be obtained as to an <br />accurate number of units. <br />Motion was made by Commissioner Fletcher to recess and <br />reconvene at 3:00 P.M. tomorrow. <br />The Motion died for lack of a second. <br />Chairman Lyons pointed out that this project has to be <br />done because we are under mandate by the D.E.R. and all we <br />are trying to do is determine how to split the cost. <br />Administrator Nelson noted that if the Board would <br />authorize the assessment procedure as outlined in Ordinance <br />10 pooK 48 <br />NOV 3 01981 P��FZZ <br />. <br />