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JUL 7 1982 <br />50 <br />PAID 186 <br />provision for a backup electrical <br />system in event <br />of <br />problems brought about by a hurricane. <br />Attorney Sundstrom, counsel for Florida Land Company, <br />stated that the sewer system, which is for the River Bend - <br />project only, envisions the total reuse of properly treated <br />effluent for irrigation purposes, and provision for backup <br />electrical is built in the system as required by the DER. <br />He emphasized that the Board has both the promise of Florida <br />Land Company and the guaranty from the permitting process. <br />Commissioner Fletcher then inquired if the effluent <br />will be stored in a pond, and Utility Director Liner did not <br />know the design details at this point. <br />Commissioner Fletcher noted that we are again at the <br />point of granting a franchise without knowing about all <br />these details, and Utility Director Liner pointed out that <br />the franchise requires that all plans be submitted to the <br />County before going to DER. <br />Commissioner Fletcher stated that he gets the <br />impression that we are relying on other agencies to handle <br />this for us, and he had a problem with that. <br />Attorney Sundstrom went into detail explaining the DER <br />process and what they are considering in the future. He <br />emphasized that the applicant has one existing system in <br />this county, as well as three in other counties, and is well <br />versed in all the requirements; their system is designed <br />around all the required parameters and will meet all <br />standards. <br />Chairman Scurlock asked if anyone present wished to be <br />heard. <br />William Koolage of 816 26th Avenue wished to determine <br />whether the County had adequate protection against a system <br />that might go bankrupt as others in this county have been <br />known to, and Chairman Scurlock felt there is adequate <br />protection built in all the way through the franchise. <br />