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approved a plan for service to the 22 lots in Phase I. The wastewater is at 20,000 gallons, the water distribution is a 6" pressurized line, and they have 10 water taps reserved so that they can get the homes rolling in and some cash flow. Commissioner Scurlock stressed that they are looking at $2400 per unit in impact fees for water and sewer. Chairman Lyons was still worried about the sewage system and whether they were going to be able to build a sewage plant. Director Pinto advised that the DER permitting sets forth specifics as to the type of treatment and effluent disposal. Their permit is good until June, 1986. Commissioner Wodtke asked if the Clarks could submit a -copy of a contract for a sewer plant within 60 days, and Mr. Clark said he would .like to agree to that, but he did not know what he would be getting into. Chairman Lyons felt that he should know these things. Ron Brooks of Utilities Services advised that Mr. Clark does not have approval for a water collection system. Director Pinto pointed out that this project started five years ago when George Liner was director of the utilities depart- ment. Attorney Glenn again emphasized that six months ago the Board made a motion that determined that a significant amount of work had been done and did not terminate the site plan. He submitted that during the last six months, his client did more work than in the prior time and is stating that he is going to get this project completed in six months. Chairman Lyons felt uncomfortable with the whole picture and wanted more assurance that this project will be completed. He noted that this project would never be approved if it came in today. Commissioner Scurlock asked if there is an ability at this time to identify specifically what needs to be done to constitute - 33 NoIV1 �9�5 BOOK ' 62 PAGE 741