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OCT 2 0 198 <br />2 <br />6. If the partnership fails to comply with franchise conditions, the <br />Board, after a hearing can impose a $50 per day _fine for noncompliance <br />and limit the franchise activity. <br />7. Inspection fees of $10 per unit are assessable (for sewer only). <br />As to alternatives, the Board of Commissioners'may or may not consider <br />the franchise as proposed. If the franchise is not approved, the project <br />cannot be completed as proposed. <br />RECOMMENDATION & FUNDING: <br />It is recommended by staff that the Board of County Commissioners <br />approve the Meadows Franchise. <br />i <br />Terry Pinto, Utilities Director, explained that <br />application had already been made to the Health Department <br />and approved. He pointed out that application for the <br />franchise was made in November 18-, 1981. <br />Lengthy discussion followed. <br />Chairman Scurlock pointed out that the County had 25 <br />franchises waiting for the attention of the new Utilities <br />Director. <br />Attorney Brandenburg explained that originally the <br />application was filed using the old franchise form; and they <br />have now reapplied on the standard franchise form. <br />The Chairman asked if there was any one present who <br />wished to be heard. <br />W. J. Lehr, Jr. Vista Royale, came before the Board and <br />briefly discussed the metering system. He inquired how The <br />Meadows would pay for their sewerage. <br />Chairman Scurlock responded that it would be paid to <br />the developer. <br />Mr. Lehr understood that each of the the units would be <br />metered. <br />Attorney Brandenburg explained that they would not have <br />a meter to measure their sewer rate, so the developer was <br />proposing to charge a base rate per month. <br />Discussion was held regarding the definition of the <br />word "unit," and it was determined that the wording on page <br />