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MAR 2 1983 2 Pro.929 health facility in this same area, in regard to financing a line to the Gifford plant. He definitely opposed the idea of a package plant discharging into the river. Discussion continued re various solutions, routes to get to the City plant, etc., and Attorney Wendell pointed - out that they will not be needing.sewave service for the.next couple of months so there is time to talk and plan; however, they must begin construction by the end of the month. Community Development Director King pointed out that the applicant is trying to get site plan approval next Thursday; staff has reviewed it; there is room for a package plant; and the problems are minor except for this issue. Mr. King wondered if there was a possibilit'K-of providing the applicant temporary service if they agreb to pursue actively the formation of -a subregional system to serve the node in question and sign such an agreement at the time of site plan approval. Attorney Wendell informed the Board that they did contact a firm about designing a package plant, but they do understand that is not a popular proposal. He continued to urge that they be allowed a'temporary hook-up. Commissioner Scurlock asked if Florida Health Associates would be interested in participating in the _ formation of a subregional system as suggested and would sign on the line to build their portion. Attorney Wendell stated that although he has not discussed this with his client, he felt quite sure they would agree. He noted that they actually don't want to be in the utility business themselves, but would be glad to cooperate. The possibility of escrowing the equivalent of the amount needed for a package -plant, on which we would pay interest, was suggested, and Attorney Wendell believed that something like that could be worked out. 75 He reported that