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a � � <br />reservation must be for a "public" purpose, we could limit <br />it to the Wabasso community rather than the general public. <br />Mr. MacIntosh agreed with this suggestion. He then <br />discussed the provision that the County could step in and <br />take over the facility if the Health Group program should <br />come to an end and receive no further funding. He felt, in <br />that event, the community should be given a chance to come <br />up with another program. <br />Commissioner Scurlock noted that this does not specify <br />that we necessarily will take over; it just says we have the <br />right to, and he believed we have the flexibility to <br />consider what the League has to offer. <br />Chairman Bird concurred that we certainly would turn to <br />the League to present their options, but the property.would <br />come back to the County. <br />Attorney Brandenburg reported that Mr. Diaz will be <br />sending us a memo. It seems their Board of Directors is <br />getting very large, and if, sometime in the future, this <br />should necessitate a change in their By-laws, they do not <br />want it to affect their reverter clause. <br />Commissioner Wodtke noted that the deed says the <br />property shall automatically revert if it is ever sold, but <br />he felt it is understood they can never sell it. <br />Attorney Brandenburg explained that this is the same <br />language the School Board used, and it was simply <br />reiterated. <br />Commissioner Wodtke commented on the agreement between <br />the Health Center and the Wabasso Civic League as it related <br />to use of the sewer and water facilities. He.wished it <br />clearly understood that the Wabasso people will have access <br />to the sewer and water system. <br />Attorney Brandenburg believed that is the understanding <br />between the two groups, but noted they are represented by <br />MAY 18 1983 80 baa 53 r`W 559 <br />