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area they serve in accordance with their present franchise <br />with the County. <br />Administrator Wright asked if the ion -treatment process <br />would meet the new Safe Drinking Water requirements, and Mr. <br />Fancher replied that they did not really know at this time, <br />since the standards are proposed standards, but General <br />Development is currently meeting requirements by reblending <br />at the plant. Mr. Fancher stated that it is clear from <br />their standpoint that they must. move ahead and build a new <br />facility with updated treatment technology, resulting in the <br />necessity of abandoning the old plant. <br />Mr. Fancher assured Attorney Brandenburg that as soon <br />as the line was built and hooked up with the County system, <br />they would abandon processing water through the old plant <br />and would not be drawing from the wells. However, it is <br />undetermined at this point, what is going to happen to the <br />underground storage. <br />Vice Chairman Scurlock asked if there was any provision <br />for multi -family development, and Mr. Faucher stated that <br />they have not made a distinction between multi -family units <br />or single homes. <br />Vice Chairman Scurlock anticipated a mad rush for water <br />when the line comes through and felt we need to look far <br />enough ahead to provide all figures. <br />Vice Chairman Scurlock wanted to make sure that when <br />the line is there, General Development will phase their <br />plant out and go on line with the minimum of 1200 erc's, <br />(equivalent residential connections.) <br />Mr. Fancher replied that he thought that would be <br />addressed through the normal document used by the County, <br />and would be worked out during the next 30 days. <br />Attorney Brandenburg explained that the County is <br />concerned that when the line is completed that they tie in <br />all at once, and does not want GDU to continue supplying <br />45 <br />OCT <br />5 1983 <br />