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respect to filing briefs, Attorney Micale stated that he likewise wished to have the opportunity to file a brief following receipt of the record. The Chairman asked if any member of the public wished to be heard. Arthur Broadhurst, Business Manager for St. Edward's School, came before the Board to make a brief statement. He noted that St. Edward's happens to have the unique position of being the only non -Moorings customer, -of Hutchinson Utilities. Unfortunately the rate structure, as it applies to St. Edward's is exorbitant and excessive. This is due to the fact that there is no rate category for schools and, therefore, St. Edward's was listed as a commercial enter- prise. Mr. Broadhurst continued that he has discussed this with Hutchinson Utilities, and Mr. Aiello agreed it was a matter that should be reviewed and discussed. The school is asking that a rate classification be found for schools and churches that differs substantially from commercial, and requests that this be referred to staff for study. In regard to any problem with setbacks, Mr. Broadhurst stated that their counsel did suggest that issue might arise and indicated it would be discussable. Director Pinto believed that when the Commission reaches a final order, we can incorporate what Mr. Broadhurst is requesting. Vic Lunka, Mooringline Drive, developer of Harborside Condominium complex, stated that they support the presentation made by The Moorings Property Owners Association. He continued that if the rate requested by Hutchinson Utilities or the new plant had been adopted tonight, they at Harborside would probably ask to get out of The Moorings sewer franchise district. Mr. Lunka pointed out that their complex could put in a 12,500 gpd plant for about $30,000, and the cost to operate it would be offset by 66 JAN 18 1984"' 55 PAGE 871 j