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of satisfactory chlorine residual and other safe standards and then slack off until complaints come in again. He admitted that he could have done some sort of a "yo-yo" inspection, like saying that yes they were up at one point and down at another point. He stated that if the Board would like him to take that approach, he would do so. After lengthy discussion and debate, the Commissioners agreed to schedule a public hearing on this matter. ON MOTION by Commissioner Eggert, SECONDED by Commissioner Wheeler, the Board unanimously authorized staff to advertise a public hearing in 4-6 week's time and authorized staff to do the investigation necessary. Mr. Pollard asked if it would be up to the defendants to present the case at the public hearing, and Chairman Scurlock explained that the Board will hear testimony from all sides, and felt the residents of Breezy Village would have the assistance of Mike Galanis in monitoring the levels. of chlorine present in the water system and other standards required by the State. - Commissioner Eggert assumed that her Motion included the authorization for Mr. Galanis to do the chlorine inspection reports. Mr. Pollard wanted to continue discussing the problems at Breezy Village, but Chairman Scurlock pointed out that this is going to be done all over again at the public hearing and did not see the point in continuing the discussion today. Commissioner Bowman believed we have a very irresponsible owner here just like we had at River's Edge, and wished to see him brought in for punitive damages, but Mr. Galanis advised that we cannot fine the owner based on past inspections. Commissioner Bird felt we need to have this under close scrutiny while we are waiting for this public hearing, and Mr. Galanis confirmed that he will have someone out there every day. SER' 7 1998 12 LOOK ��