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FEB 21982 Qo� �� aF8 ' Commissioner Lyons reported that he received a phone call on this matter from Mayor Nolan. Indian River Shores has required a $50,000 impact fee from the other condominiums that connected to the line that was financed by Indian River Shores and then turned over to the City, and now it seems that Harbor Island Club has connected to the 18" line and is refusing to pay, and City Manager John Little has said it is satisfactory with the City for them to connect to the line. Mayor Nolan wants to know what the County can do about this, and Commissioner Lyons did not feel the County can do anything about it since it is purely a matter between Indian River shores, the developer and the City of Vero Beach. In further discussion, it was noted that we have nothing to do with the water in Indian River Shores, and we have no control over the City of Vero Beach water supply. Attorney Brandenburg stated that he would determine what the letter referred to in the telegram says and talk to Attorney Vitunac about the status of the matter, and other than that, he did not know that the county has any business doing anything on this matter. On Motion by Commissioner Lyons, seconded by Commissioner Fletcher, the Board unanimously authorized the Chairman to sign a letter written by Attorney Brandenburg on this matter after obtaining the necessary information. EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES ADVISORY COMMITTEE Commissioner Fletcher reported that all slots have been filled on the above committee except one. He noted that we changed the wording in the Resolution forming this committee last week to require that the position be filled by a doctor rather than a medical director, and he has sent a letter to Dr. Paul Graham, head of the Medical Association, requesting the name of a doctor who might volunteer to serve on this committee.