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CPAs, is present and can testify to the thousands of dollars. spent on this project. Also present is one of the engineers hired by Mr. Wilson, who will testify that Mr. Wilson purchased a wastewater plant from the Le Mer development in Indian River Shores that will be transported to the site this week. Attorney O'Neill further noted that Building Director Rymer testified as to the inspections made. Commissioner Scurlock asked if the plant that is being purchased has been approved by our utility department as required. Steven Mueller, engineer from Sippel & Masteller Assoc., Sebastian, reported that he did approach the County Utility Department informally regarding purchase of the plant. Mr. Pinto is aware of this; it is a new plant and a proven process. They do not, however, have formal approval from the Utility Department. Attorney O'Neill informed the Board that he is not familiar with the deed of transfer which apparently was made to Maple Leaf Properties, but he believed this is a fully owned company. Considerable discussion ensued regarding the transfer, and Attorney Brandenburg believed that.any transfer, even one to an owner, represents a transfer of ownership; however, the position the Board adopted last week was that such a transfer would not automatically void the site plan, but that it would be voided unless the transfer was approved by the County. Attorney O'Neill stated that Mr. Wilson changed title only from his individual name to his own corporate name for liability reasons; there was no attempt to circumvent the law. Since July 28, 1982, staff has been fit to continue telling Mr. Wilson he had the right to continue, on which basis he has expended more money, and Attorney O'Neill, therefore, respectfully requested that the Board consider 1.11 SEP 211983 bo x 54 PAcE 719