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L, <br />total build -out of Vista Properties, and Mr. Lyon is <br />requesting 15,000, which he felt seems a little close. <br />Mr. Pinto explained that the engineering figures are <br />based on the maximum build -out of Vista Properties, assuming <br />they built on every part they could build on, and the 15,000 <br />requested by Mr. Lyon is based on maximum flow. <br />Chairman Scurlock inquired if there is anything that <br />indemnifies the county in the event we do exceed capacity, <br />and Mr. Pinto informed the Board that we are asking that a <br />bond be posted that if we did reach capacity because of <br />prior commitment, then the applicant would have to bear the <br />total cost of whatever modifications are needed to <br />accommodate his flow. <br />The Board continued to go over all facets of the <br />situation - possible increase of plant capacity, impact on <br />the residents from connection of the Lyon's property as <br />opposed to the impact of his building another plant in this <br />same area, making maximum use of existing capacity, etc. It <br />was generally agreed that from a business point of view it <br />makes sense to utilize all capacity and also noted that the <br />Board has been consistent in trying to discourage further <br />package treatment plants. <br />Chairman Scurlock discussed a possible Motion and felt <br />basically what we are doing is identifying that there is <br />excess capacity and that it has been documented that we are <br />going to render service to the subject property based on (1) <br />uniqueness, (2) the proximity, (3) engineering feasibility, <br />(4) the applicant being responsible for all necessary <br />improvements and in some way indemnifying us, and (5) <br />timeliness of the application and site plan and a building <br />permit being pulled. <br />MOTION WAS MADE by Commissioner Wodtke, <br />SECONDED by Commissioner Lyons, to authorize <br />44 <br />BOOK FAPUE � � <br />