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Attorney Brandenburg asked if the attorney representing the Humane Society was prepared to answer the questions raised in the above memo. Attorney Wayne R. McDonough, representing the Humane Society, addressed the Board and did not understand that specific answers would be required this morning. He had assumed his main purpose in coming today was to answer any legal questions raised in regard to the Humane Society. The Board requested he address the four aspects Attorney Brandenburg felt should be reviewed. Attorney McDonough explained that the reason they did not include a specific time was because they are not sure how long it will take to have their site plan approved. He asked if the Board could give them an idea how long that process might take. Attorney Brandenburg commented that the contract is written to close 45 days after the last contingency is met, but there is no limitation on how long a time is allowed to meet the contingencies. He suggested a reasonable period of time - possibly four to six months to obtain site plan approval. The Board felt it should be six months. Discussion was held on the availability of water and the cost, and it was determined that the County is responsible for bringing the water line only up to the Road & Bridge complex and the Humane Society is to bore and jack the road and do whatever else is necessary to render services to their property. Administrator Wright recommended that the County do the line work, but noted the Society will have to pay normal tap in and impact fees. Under the bond convenants we cannot give away free water. Joan Carlson, Executive Director of the Humane Society, explained that the Department of Environmental Regulation had done some gas meter readings on the site and will be submitting recommendations on the site. Also, they will be having the Health Department do pert tests. There were perc tests and engineering tests c� MAY 18 1983 31 BOOKcJ