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Oaks and North Beach Water other than the existing developer's agreement that only equals 897 taps, of which 710 are reserved for Mr. Nutt, if Sea Oaks should suddenly get a large expansion of their project and start borrowing from those taps committed to Mr. Nutt, then when he wants to build there could be a problem. In other words, Gordon Nutt with his Sea Oaks Hotel has never reserved any taps directly from North Beach Water; he has done it through an option which came about when he sold property to the other Sea Oaks group. In discussion, it was noted that we have so-called Sea Oaks A and Sea Oaks B, and Administrator Wright suggested we call the Sea Oaks community Zaremba to keep them separate. He believed there are less than 100 units built or under construction for Zaremba for the coming year; so, he felt we have time to work this out. Director Keating suggested that the Board let him contact Zaremba and work this out. He reported that in 1981 site plans for both these projects - the Sea Oaks hotel and the Sea Oaks residential development - were approved under two separate ownerships, Gordon Nutt owning the hotel and Zaremba owning the residential community. Staff saw there were 700 or so taps reserved and that was sufficient for the Zaremba community; staff also looked and saw that Gordon Nutt through this option agreement had been committed a certain number of taps. These taps, however, were committed from Zaremba, who, to have these on hand, would had to have reserved double the number that they did. It was generally agreed we need to get all these facts together, and the Administrator stated that if the Board will so direct, staff will check into this. Attorney Stewart could only inform the Board that they are working on a developer's agreement with North Beach Water Company for both water and wastewater. Commissioner Scurlock commented that he could only say that 37 SEP 111985 BOOK f FADE e, -I