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Edward's lift station, and shall have vacated said premises. <br />This was confirmed by Mr. Aiello. <br />Intervener White emphasized that this agreement was <br />entered into after the Moorings Property Owners filed for a <br />rate review. <br />Intervener White submitted Intervener's Exhibit #6 - A <br />transcript of the transfer of Moorings Sewer System <br />Franchise discussion taken from a tape of the Board meeting - <br />of July 15, 1981. He quoted portions of Mr. Aiello's <br />testimony taken from that tape, as follows: <br />"I would like to give you just a little bit of what we <br />plan to do. First of all, I don't think there's a question <br />of our ability to operate, because apparently the County <br />felt and so did the judges because we are receivers of <br />Treasure Coast and operating that one in the interim period <br />also. And, secondly, we have purchased a plant (It is in <br />Jacksonville) with our monies -- not the Moorings money. We <br />are prepared -- we have plans to show the expansion at The <br />Moorings facility. This expansion to be made this Fall -- <br />right now -- is the total build out, no additions to be made <br />from this point on. It's being done two, three years in <br />advance, and that's to demonstrate what our abilities are -- <br />our capabilities - or what our intent is in this <br />county...............it's going to be complete this year for <br />the future." <br />Intervener White asked Mr. Aiello to confirm that he <br />was referring to total build -out, and Mr. Aiello stated that <br />he was at that time. <br />Intervener White noted that this dis-cussion at the time <br />of the transfer referred to an expenditure of $100,000, and <br />now they are talking about a cost of $900,000. <br />Mr. Aiello stated that the $100,000 related just to the <br />cost of the plant in Jacksonville, not the whole project. <br />40 <br />JAN 18 1984 <br />Bax 55 n.Z-z' 845 <br />