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r <br />JUL <br />6 1983 <br />�;C 914 <br />felt that we <br />have got to start .telling these people <br />they <br />F <br />have to be on line. <br />Commissioner Scurlock asked whether we would be liable <br />and be required to expand if we did build a system that <br />proved to be undersized. <br />Attorney Brandenburg noted that the ordinance as <br />written requires those within a certain distance of the line <br />to hook on, but the problem is that so far the County never <br />has enforced this requirement. He did not feel, however, we <br />would have any liability as to expansion. <br />Commissioner Wodtke felt if there should happen to be a <br />10 acre undeveloped piece in the Treasure Coast/Ixora <br />franchise area, we would not have to include that, but he <br />felt we should have capacity for the individual undeveloped <br />lots before we sell to other areas. <br />Mr. Pinto and Administrator Wright both felt that would <br />present a problem and did not feel you could make a <br />distinction. <br />Commissioner Scurlock did not agree because we have <br />existing rate payers in those areas and this whole program <br />was precipitated to solve their particular problems. <br />After considerable discussion re uniform policy, <br />discriminating, creating two classifications, etc., it was <br />generally agreed that individuals with undeveloped lots in <br />the Ixora/Treasure Coast franchise areas should be contacted <br />and given the first opportunity to come on line. <br />Some discussion followed regarding engineering fees, <br />rights-of-way, etc., and Mr. Pinto stated that he has talked <br />about using Indian River Water Management District <br />rights-of-way and hopefully any rights-of-way will be <br />donated. In regard to engineering fees, these will be <br />negotiated with the engineering firm. <br />34 <br />