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Commissioner Bowman asked why their system failed, and <br />Director Pinto stated simply because of lack of maintenance and <br />operation. He commented that if the owner would show some <br />responsibility and get in here and talk to us, there is a <br />possibility we could deliver water to them on a temporary basis, <br />if necessary. <br />Chairman Scurlock noted that if we did hook them up <br />temporarily, we still have to pursue the impact fees at some <br />point in time, and he wished to know if we have a legal ability <br />in that situation to pursue our impact fees by just doing an <br />involuntary assessment against them. <br />County Attorney Vitunac confirmed we could use our special <br />assessment method, declare a public emergency, and forcibly <br />charge them, but then we run afoul of that law saying we can't <br />come in and take over private sewer plants without their consent. <br />However, when the present owner is incapable of providing safe <br />water, he felt the law is really going to be bending towards the <br />county's position. <br />Chairman Scurlock believed we must pursue all this and as <br />fast as we can, and the Board agreed. <br />CHRISTIAN SENIOR HOUSING <br />Commissioner Eggert reviewed the following memo, asking that <br />the Board authorize the Chairman to sign the attached letter: <br />119 <br />MAY 10 <br />goOK 72 F.nE 3?9 <br />