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0 Ordinance 81-27 provided for the publishing of a notice in a newspaper that a copy of the preliminary assessment roll is open to public inspection in the office of the County Administrator and that the Commmission will hear all interested parties at the regular meeting of the Commission on a certain date at a particular time. The ordinance also requires notification of property owners by certified mail, of the nature of the proposed improvements, estimated cost thereof, his specific assessment and the place, date and time of the hearing. All of these requirements have been satisfied (see attachments 2 and 3 for copies of the notice and the letter). The rolls of the finance office and the tax collector's office have been reviewed and cleared with them for this assessment process. Alternative & Analvsis Please find attached the preliminary assessment roll for funding improvements to the Pebble Bay sewage treatment system. Ordinance #81-27 provides that the Commission "shall either annul or sustain or modify in whole or in part the pre- liminary assessment indicated on the preliminary assessment roll, either by confirming the preliminary assessment against any or all lots or parcels described therein, or by cancelling, increasing or reducing the same, according to the special benefits which said Commission decides each lot or parcel has received or,will receive by virtue of said improvement". Resolution 82-41 provides for the Commission to establish an interest rate to be applied to all assessments not paid within ninety (90) days after the final determination of the special assessment roll. Recommendation & Funding ' Itis recommended that the preliminary assessment roll, as submitted, be approved as the final assessment roll. It is further recommended that an annual interest rate of 15% be applied to those assessments not paid within 90 days of determination of.the final assessment ro1'1..- Assistant County Administrator David Greene commented that the preliminary roll which was recently approved was converted to the final roll. The Chairman asked if heard. anyone present wished to be Attorney Michael O'Haire came before the Board on behalf of Harbour Island Club condominiums and gave a brief history, noting that in January of 1979, the Board committed to supply sewer service to Harbour Island in return for a payment of $15,000. Sverdrup & Parcel subsequently looked into,the situation and determined that this amount was woefully inadequate. Attorney O'Haire then quoted from the Motion made at the Commission meeting of June 20, 1979, whereby the Board "agreed to rescind action of the Commission meeting on January 24, 1979, ..... and agreed in place of the previous action to accept the sewage from Indian Summer (Harbour Island Club) through a renovated 51,., APR. 719$XV