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r �9Pik6� MAY 19-1982 Engineer John Robbins went into detail and explained the agreement for engineering services; water improvements, and wastewater improvements. Chairman Scurlock commented that the meter sizing ordinance was going to be an important part of this matter. Lengthy discussion ensued. Mr. Robbins stated that they were approximately four months ahead of schedule; all of the reverse osmosis equipment had been completed. He added that by October 1, 1982, not including South Beach, they should be at a capacity of 5,151 customers, or 260 gallons per person per day. Mr. Robbins stated that on an average day, they are going to be short for 151 connections, which equates to about 50,000 gallons per day shy. Commissioner Lyons interjected that they were basing the capacity at the present time on a very favorable water quality. If this drought continues and if the Floridan Aquifer gets saltier, there may be a situation where the water quality may deteriorate, and he felt it may not be a good premise to say there will be a good quality of water. Discussion followed along those lines. Mr. Robbins mentioned that Vista Royale was not at full peak all of the time. In the original plans, the system at Vista Royale may be abandoned and they will be serviced from the South County line. Mr. Robbins then went over the various items in Modification No. 7 to the Agreement for Engineering Services. He remarked on items in paragraphs 7, 19, and 23 in Section A; and in Section B, item.3, the words "preliminary engineering" should be omitted. He explained that their fee would be on the FmHA fee curve. In Section D, item 9, he noted that "N/A" should be inserted in. the blank space. Motion was made by Commissioner Wodtke, seconded by Commissioner Lyons, that the Board approve the execution of