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plan before any allocation is given. Allocations are not given on speculation. Commissioner Wodtke asked if a court order were issued that stated it is the City's responsibility to service the south beach area, would this agreement be saying that they will be able to transfer the 6th Ave. 600,000 gallons to south beach. Attorney Brandenburg assured Commissioner Wodtke that the 600,000 gallon capacity is only for the south mainland. In the event that the County was to sue the City and the court said that the City would have to service all the south mainland area with unlimited capacity which may exceed the 600,000, the City would give us notice that they are no longer going to service the hospital node on a temporary basis. This paragraph only relates to the south mainland. Chairman Scurlock wanted the Commission to be aware that he did contact the City of Vero Beach after the City Council meeting at which the south beach issue was discussed. He reported that Mayor Gregg will be out of town until late June and, therefore, there is no one with which to negotiate. He stressed that he is following up with a formal letter indicating that he has made the effort. Commissioner Wodtke was concerned that the wording in Section 2 could be interpreted to mean that we could lose 100,000 gallons from the south mainland 600,000 gallons and suggested the deletion of the clause "or be relinquished to the City". The Commissioners agreed that this phrase should be stricken from the agreement. Attorney Brandenburg explained that this agreement was reviewed by City Attorney Charles Vitunac and Tom Nason, and he had received a call this morning indicating the agreement was satisfactory to them with one change in Section 4. The County Attorney noted that this agreement has not come before the City Council as yet. 47 JUN 13 1984 BOOK 57 F,�GT,44? � I