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I AN 1 2) 1987 <br />BOOK 6.6 f'rd,J-F. 878 <br />notification and advertising and to come up with the physical <br />figures of the cost of the assessment. <br />Chairman Scurlock opened the Public Hearing and asked if <br />anyone wished to be heard in this matter. <br />Ed Rose, 2095 Island Drive, spoke on the St. Christopher's <br />Harbor project and Seminole Shores project, He confirmed that <br />there has been quite a problem there for over 5 years. He felt <br />the December workshop was not a true workshop because they were <br />told that the problem was solved, and that they would have to <br />pay. He would like to see another workshop scheduled, a true <br />workshop where the methods of how this assessment is to be set up <br />are explained and worked out. <br />Chairman Scurlock explained that if the Board makes the <br />decision today to proceed on these projects, there will be one <br />more Public Hearing, and suggested that Mr. Rose present his <br />testimony at that time if he was not prepared to do so today. <br />Mr. Rose preferred to have a workshop where he could go over <br />the assessment figures in order to prevent this from being <br />settled in a court of law. <br />Utilities Director Terry Pinto said that if Mr. Rose wished, <br />they would be more than happy to discuss how these projects are <br />to be paid for, but his recommendation would be to complete the <br />projects, particularly the wastewater projects, because of the <br />health aspect. <br />Mr. Rose stated he would agree to going ahead and getting <br />the project done before the determination is made on who is going <br />to pay what. He stressed that over 10 years ago, he was going to <br />put in his own package plant but was told by the County not to do <br />SO. However, since that time he has spent twice the money on the <br />problem than he would have if he had installed the package plant <br />in the first place. <br />Chairman Scurlock suggested that staff meet with Mr. Rose <br />and that the Board authorize another public hearing, at which <br />30 <br />