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F/1- E Fr1Jt614 Director Pinto advised that the meeting with the Rockridge residents was very well attended, and they were overwhelmingly in support of moving along on this project. They have some very serious problems, even more serious then he had realized, and he recommended that we move along and do the feasibility study. Chairman Scurlock noted this was more or less precipitated by the City agreeing to go ahead and extend service and to pass some capacity into the area. He felt we are entering a new area of cooperation with the City. Director Pinto informed the Board that they also had a meeting with the Homeowners Association at Blue Cypress Lake and had the same response. He noted that this meeting was a day prior to a fishing tournament; our campground was extremely busy; and the toilet facilities were, to say the least, deplorable; in fact, they were boarded up because of a septic problem. Director Pinto stated that he would like to add an amount of $2,800 to this study to look specifically at the septic problem at Blue Cypress Lake and the overall wastewater facilities that would be needed for that project. He emphasized that both areas - Rockridge and Blue Cypress Lake - are in support of this, and they want to move as quickly as possible. Funding would be out of utilities and out of impact fees for expansion of the system. MOTION WAS MADE by Commissioner Lyons, SECONDED by Commissioner Bird, to authorize funding of the Engineering Feasibility Studies for the Rockridge Subdivision and Blue Cypress Lake area; to accept the proposal of Masteller and Moler Associates, Inc., for consulting services as set out in Work Authori- zation No. 3; and to authorize the signature of the Chairman. Commissioner Lyons commented that one of the main problems with fishing and shellfish in the river is the problem of single 46