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MOTION WAS MADE by Commissioner Scurlock, SECONDED by <br />Commissioner Bowman, to authorize an additional $1,800 <br />for water quality testing as recommended by staff and <br />approve Budget Amendment #006, as follows: <br />TO: Members of the Board <br />of County Commissioners <br />FROM: Joseph A. Baird, OMB Director <br />SUBJECT: BUDGET AMENDMENT <br />NUMBER: 006 <br />DATE: October 18. 1989 <br />Entry <br />:Number <br />Funds/Department/Account Name <br />Account Number <br />Increase <br />Decrease <br />1.'' <br />EXPENSE <br />,, •• <br />M.S.T.U. <br />Reserve for Contingency <br />004-199-581-099.91 <br />S 0 <br />S 1.800.00 <br />• <br />o <br />Construction in Progress <br />004-210-572-066.51 <br />S 1.800.00 <br />S 0 <br />Commissioner Bowman noted that she has not seen this study, <br />but she definitely has questions in her mind about what kind of <br />testing they did and where. They did this testing in May, and <br />Rockridge did not go on their sewer system until late July. If <br />the study showed there was high nitrogen and phosphorous but no <br />chlorophyll, they, in effect, were saying there is no algae. <br />They probably were still dumping their washing machines in there <br />in May, and there would be so much chlorine, there would be no <br />algae; so, she, therefore, was not satisfied with the study and <br />felt possibly we should get someone with a little more skill to <br />do this. <br />Director Davis advised that the lab we are using is Environ - <br />metrics, and Commissioner Scurlock noted that chlorine residual <br />actually wouldn't last very long. <br />OCT 2 4 `689 <br />THE CHAIRMAN CALLED FOR THE QUESTION. It was voted <br />on and carried unanimously (3-0) with Commissioner Bird <br />and Chairman Wheeler being absent. <br />43 <br />BOOK 78 FAL 256 <br />