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Commissioner Bird asked if Mr. Taylor had a complete set of building plans, and Mr. Taylor confirmed that he did. Developer Robert Cairns informed the Board that they have not gone into a formal contract yet as they need to know what their formal situation is after this meeting. He continued that they plan to complete the two townhouse models and start sales from that showroom, and they have contracted for and paid a substantial part of $138,000 for water and are stockholders in the North Beach Water Company because of that. The Surf & Racquet Project is scheduled to open officially in April of 1985, and a portion of the water is available right now from a tempo- rary plant to support the two units. Mr. Cairns emphasized that they do intend to complete this project. Commissioner Scurlock asked Mr. Taylor if they have any contracts for doors, hardware, etc., and Mr. Taylor said he did not for those items, such as windows, which still have to be decided on, but he did for the plumbing and foundations that were put in. Commissioner Scurlock noted that a lot of these things require quite a bit of lead time, and Mr. Taylor stated that there are no purchase orders for the future. Mr. Cairns hoped that this would make the Board aware of the predicament they are in. Commissioner Scurlock pointed out that in reviewing the past three years, it is apparent there has not been much activity on the site until just recently, and Mr. Cairns agreed that there had not been much activity until they finally knew they had water. He noted that they did put in a sewer plant in conjunc- tion with Bay Tree, and it is partially on their property. Question arose as to whether the plant is part of their site plan or part of Bay Tree's, and Mrs. Goetzfried stated that there is no wastewater or water plant shown on this plan, but it does depict water lines and a sewer main going across the street. 59 JAN 2 1995 BOOK '59 F'OF r,49 I