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collection and the separation of service areas. Commissioner <br />Scurlock further recommended that we put our new operation in <br />effect October 1st with our new budget year. <br />Administrator Collins confirmed that staff's goal is October <br />1st. He felt it would be more appropriate to consider regulating <br />commercial at the time the ordinances are brought to the Board. <br />Since we will be dealing with both companies in terms of mandatory <br />collection and delineating specific areas of collection, <br />we feel it would be a more orderly approach to address it all at <br />one time. <br />Commissioner Scurlock wished to return to the $26,000 <br />portion of the $74,000 loss, but Mr. Tatoul didn't agree entirely <br />that there is a $26,000 operating loss caused by their decision <br />to not charge the trailer parks the same as single family res- <br />idential. The reason for that is that trailer parks are very <br />different in demigraphics from single-family homes. In mobile <br />home parks, there are smaller lot lines and more customers per <br />mile. They subscribe 100% for service, which gives them a great <br />operational efficiency, and part of that $26,000 is for that <br />operational efficiency. <br />Commissioner Scurlock emphasized that was the reason he <br />asked if they had any single home developments where they offer <br />the discount, and Attorney Stone stated that the mobile home <br />parks are the only ones. Mobile homes are a lot like mandatory <br />collection -- it is 100% subscribed. There is one bill and one <br />check in payment of the entire amount. <br />Commissioner Scurlock agreed to a certain extent, but the <br />difference he calculated is the difference between $88.27 and <br />$42.67. He was sure there is some difference, but he wasn't sure <br />it is double. <br />Attorney Stone noted that two years ago they reviewed that <br />issue which comes under Section 8 of the contract, and he felt <br />Boor F� J <br />25 <br />