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Lengthy discussion ensued as to the language regarding the capacity of the City plant. Administrator Wright felt the City is very close to their 85% of capacity now, and Director Pinto stressed that the City has told us they were fully committed now - 100% - and that there was no capacity left for the county. City Manager Little agreed that was correct. Commissioner Scurlock felt, in that event, this is a moot point and the sentence should be left out. Director Pinto stated that he has no problem with saying we will provide that capacity when we build the north or south county plant. Mayor Gregg stated that he would have no problem with the County saying when or if they build the plant, but City Manager Little felt it should still contain the additional language in the present agreement, i.e., "when or if the County builds the plant, or from any plants constructed by others in which the County may have capacity rights" In further discussion, it was agreed we are through Section 2, and the 85% figure is still in. Administrator Wright agreed if the City is at 85%, they can call for the capacity, and he felt we all recognize that the City could call for it today. Attorney Brandenburg.commented that the City may not annex all the South Beach area and suggested the wording state "South Beach or any portion thereof," and this was agreed upon. Director Pinto believed another point that must be understood is that the 250,000 gallons will not service the entire south beach area, and if the City creates new service areas and has new customers and we have to replace those capacity units, these new people must pay the County's impact fee. Attorney Brandenburg agreed, and noted that when Mr. Gregg provides the service down there, he will want to charge the City's impact fee. Mr. Little stated the City doesn't have one, but Attorney Brandenburg noted they might at some time. 79 195 FEB 2 0 BOOK 59 f'A;E 98 5