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NOV BOOK /8 r[375 written, except for the change in the first whereas clause on page 2. Mr. John asked how they are going to meter the water use for the recreation hall and other public buildings on the property, and Director Pinto explained that the intent is to have individual meters for everyone in there, but in the absence of that, there will be a master meter on the system and the park owner will be billed based on the total gallons that are used in the system. Putting it in dollars rather than gallons, Commissioner Bird explained that if the water usage off the master meter indicates that there is a monthly bill due for $1,000, the County is going to add up all the bills that are paid by the residents, and if it comes to $500, the park owner will get a bill for the $500 difference. In conclusion, Mr. John expressed his doubts that we can come to any agreement today, and again suggested that this agreement is not valid because the County has negotiated for a third party. He thanked the Commissioners for their time, and asked if he could have a copy of the Minutes of this meeting when they are completed and approved, and Chairman Wheeler assured him that he could obtain a copy of the Minutes. William Ramsey, president of the Whispering Palms Homeowners Association, felt he could not.say anything better than what has been expressed by other people here this morning. He felt the Commission now realizes that a problem exists and the problem is that there is a flaw in the wording of the agreement that has been drawn up. In order to better present the tenants' side of this issue, he wished to leave with the Commission a copy of the 4 -year rental agreement that the owner has pushed for them to sign. This rental agreement states that the tenants will pay the impact fees, but the tenants' feel that if they are obligated to pay these fees by law, there would be no necessity to have this 22