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M Director Keating explained that this will be done over five years. What is required the first year is that each of the potential generators have to be notified and surveyed by mail and only a representative sample of them visited for on-site inspections. In subsequent years, although the County will not get any funding, it will be responsible for certain things, i.e., notifying them each year that they are possible generators and what their obligations are and also on-site visits to 200. The first year it is proposed that the notification will be done by the consultant, who will develop the survey questionnaire and also will set up and structure a computer program. Since we have 694 generators, we would be getting $17,000 to do the other three components and the part of the first component that the consultant wouldn't be doing, and staff, therefore, recommends that the county approve in concept the alternative that the County handle the three components and have a consultant for the first component as outlined and direct the staff to coordinate with the RPC and come up with a specific contract between the County and the RPC describing the various responsibilities and the money involved. Staff also is recommending that this project be assigned to the Utilities Division. Administrator Wright commented that when this first came to his attention, he viewed it with something less than enthusiasm, but obviously we are going to have to do it. As to assigning this to Utilities, he explained we have a segment in there that is a franchise and regulation group. We will be pulling them out this year and setting them up on their own as a General Fund item because that is their responsibility, not utilities, which is just where they happen to work at the moment. Commissioner Wodtke inquired about having this handled by Civil Defense, and the Administrator explained that this JUL 111984 82 BOOK 57 Fa„E 690