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JUN 10 1996 BOOK 64 650 Director Baird explained that the contribution from the County for $300,000 is for the irrigation system, and Chairman Scurlock suggested that we identify that item as either effluent disposal or well source, because that way it is still flexible and open. If we say irrigation, that is actually in the range of $273,00 as opposed to $300,000. Commissioner Bird had no problem with earmarking it for future utility needs in general, but to be technical about it, he believed that if you add in the cost of the lake that is being constructed for irrigation, it will come out over $300,000. County Administrator Tommy Thomas explained that the initial estimate for irrigation itself was $300,000, but it appears that it is going to be around $270,000-$273,000. We don't want to be restricted to the use of that money because later on it might be of much more value than $300,000 if we get into effluent disposal, which seems to be the direction we are heading. Chairman Scurlock inquired whether the site work includes the entrance way and the club house, and General Services Director Sonny Dean confirmed that it did. It also includes the parking lot for the club house, landscaping, etc. Administrator Thomas advised that because there was a question as to whether there would be some additional costs for moving additional dirt, he, Director Baird and Rex Hailey met with Tommy Guettler and were pretty well assured that it will come out, but there might be a little additional cost for new sand for the sand traps. Chairman Scurlock explained that they instructed Mr. Guettler to notify us if they get to the point where they need to move more sand than what has been authorized. We don't want any surprises. Director Baird noted that the architectural fees for the club house are included in the $250,000 estimate. The other architectural fees are just for the golf course itself. M