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FEB 29 1994 Bux 56 PA6r 272 decides within a certain timeframe that it is not financially able to proceed with the crossing, it could turn certain aspects of it over to the City. It is the position of the City staff that when the County turns this service area over to the City, the City would take theJ255 taps that are currently tied into the system, plusall the vested customers that are tied into the system, but they would not supply water or any other services to any properties other than those properties that agree to annex into the City. If the annexation fails and the properties are not vested, the City would take the position that they would not service those properties. Should this happen, the County Attorney advised that the County would still have the ability to authorize franchises in the unincorporated areas. Attorney Brandenburg explained that the service area agreements with the City would not be modified by the turnover of the 255 taps. If the City should -often on their position and decide to serve some other properties that are not annexed into the City, they would have to come to the County and request permission under those service area agreements, just as they have with certain small subdivisions in the last 6 to 9 months. Commissioner Bird felt that because development of the South Beach area would be slower and done in smaller increments, it would be more difficult to tie the undeveloped property into some type of regional system such as the one in North Beach. In regard to the issue of water service in Round Island Park, -City Attorney Vitunac stated that if the annexation -occurs, it will be the responsibility of the City to serve everyone in that area, property owners and County alike. They will get their service under the standard City water policy, whatever it is at that time, which probably will M I