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Commissioner Scurlock pointed out that she would not have to pay the impact fees if she didn't want to hook up, but she would have to pay the assessment. Mrs. Overton asked if she could hook up sometime down the line if her well went bad, and Commissioner Scurlock advised that the impact fee probably will increase so she would be better off to vest right away. Commissioner Bird wished to point out that the County didn't initiate this project. We had people from the Summerplace area crying to us 5-6 years ago to please bring them some decent water up there because they had a problem with their water supply. Based on that request, we had our Utility Dept. Look into the possibility of connecting that area with the county system. He felt that a lot of Mrs. Overton's neighbors wouldn't agree with her that they don't need county water. Chairman Eggert emphasized that it actually became an emergency situation when some people on the east side lost their wells. Celia,Svendsen, 1830 Sandpiper Road, had a problem with the water being put in because the end of her street at AIA has been left in very bad condition. She spoke with Bill McCain of Utilities about it, and although he agreed, he advised that it is the DOT's responsibility. She didn't feel that Mr. McCain was aware that the company who put in the water lines dug two big holes there to install some very large pipes. Director Pinto stated that any damage that was done because of the project will be repaired, and assured Mrs. Svendsen that they would have somebody out there to take care of the problem. Edward Green, 1950 Pebble Path, wanted the water and is willing to pay up as soon as he gets it. He also owns an undeveloped lot on the east side of Summerplace, and wondered what charges he would have to pay for that lot besides the assessment and the impact fee. He asked about the actual water charges. 35 BOOK 1 F',1.3t 1) 41