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quite old. It consists of only a very small water treatment plant that does nothing more than chlorinate and aerate. We have met all the criteria set forth by State Statute, and staff recommends we take the facility over as stated in the proposed Agreement. Commissioner Eggert asked what is going to happen to this 9 -ince the facility is quite old - are any repairs going to be able to made out of what funds are in there already? Director Pinto felt the immediate repairs will be covered by the R&R fund they are turning over. in the long term, there will be some line replacement required, but that probably won't take place until such time as we connect them into a regional facility. Commissioner Eggert wished to know if this is helpful to the area other than just Hobart Landing, and Director Pinto advised that we hope to be able to tie several of these water systems together and create the nucleus for a water system and we hope to do that within the next year. The wastewater is not included here, and the North County system will probably take that all in within a fairly short time. Commissioner Bowman asked if all the residences and club- house are on the existing system because she felt the original agreement when this utility was set up said they didn't have to hook up. Director Pinto explained that there are some people who are connected but still have a well with a little more sophisticated water softening unit because of the questionable quality of the water in the system. It is mandatory for them to hook up under our county ordinance right now, but particularly on the water system, we haven't been pushing that requirement. Attorney Vitunac advised that there is one change on the third page, we need to insert that we are going to take the system for the sum of $1.00 and on the next page, for date of closing, we will insert October 1st. 'SEP 2 U 1989 ' 4 I{alp �i8--T,4 7