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FF-- NOV 1 ? 198 f Boa 70 Fnx� . A is adequate capacity for a library within that system. Since the property owner and the utility owner is the same,. Director Pinto felt that we would be in a very good negotiating position as to the cost of the utility connection itself. The rate structure is set through a franchise from the City of Sebastian. This site is in an area that franchises an area that the County has targeted as something to look at and incorporate into the County system sometime in the future. Chairman asked what the estimated cost would be if we were to extend the sewer line down the CR -512 corridor, and Director Pinto felt we would be looking at $25 a foot for sewer, and $16 a foot for a minimum 8" water line. Commissioner Bird asked what the estimated cost would be in the long run to provide utility service to the Chesser Gap and Fischer sites, and Director Pinto felt that it would be $10,000- $40,000 for water, but the cost for wastewater is really up in the air depending on the soil conditions. With the Sebastian Lakes site, all we are talking about is the connection fees. Chairman Scurlock felt that with the Sebastian Lakes site, we should have a reasonable assurance that we would be able to build our facility at a reasonable cost and not have any unnecessary delays. He suggested that we have an agreement structured in that light, but did not know if the County Attorney or the Administrator have given any thought to that. Commissioner Eggert advised that she had talked to them about Sebastian Lakes wanting architectural approval and discussed how we could work that out. Chairman Scurlock suggested that we structure the agreement that we design the facility with Sebastian Lakes having some sort of utility ability. Administrator Balczun noted that Mr. Brierley of Sebastian Lakes indicated that his organization is concerned whether the RK