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FEB 28 1989 BOOK d F'AE5O not subject to the D.R.I. Section, to contribute proportionate share of funds, land, or public facility necessary to accommodate the impact. Commissioner Scurlock felt that maybe we will enact such an ordinance before the project is finished. Commissioner Scurlock was also concerned about the amount of water storage capacity required for fire flow. He pointed out that Grand Harbor is committed to providing some storage, and he hoped that this developer would work in conjunction with them to build enough storage for both projects. That is what the Utilities Department prefers rather than any alternatives. Mr. Boling advised that the applicant's attorney, Steve Henderson, has requested in writing an additional sentence to 27.a under Fire Protection: At the end of the commitment to the 250,000 gatlons or more water storage, add "not withstanding the foregoing, the County Utilities Department may approve other facilities to provide the flow need for fire protection." Utilities Director Terry Pinto is not in favor ofadding this sentence, as he feels it could conflict with the utilities' master plan for this area. Therefore, it is staff's recommendation that the sentence not be added. Attorney Collins pointed out that there is a provision that the local government and the developer can enter into capital contribution funding agreement as part of the D.R.I. Development Order to reimburse the developer or a successor for voluntary contributions paid in excess of his fair share. In other words, if we do not have something in place right now, and they want to front end the cost of getting utilities to their project, there can be agreements that other people would reimburse them as they came on line. Commissioner Scurlock felt it is up to them to work on that since their insurance costs are going to be dictated by what kind of fire protection they have. If they do not meet fire flow and 30