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Commissioner Scurlock asked Darrell McQueen, engineer on the project, if all the water and sewer impact fees are either current or actually ahead of schedule, and Mr. McQueen replied that he believed they are all ahead of schedule. Commissioner Scurlock asked if it was Mr. McQueen's under- standing that under the original Regional Planning Council's requirements, there is a requirement for certain improvements to be made in the future, such as ground storage for water, and Mr. McQueen replied affirmatively. He believed it is a 200,000 gallon ground storage tank, and stated that they do not debate that as a requirement. Commissioner Scurlock asked if there are any other fees or responsibilities that Mr. McQueen knew of where the developer still owes the County or is not current on, and Mr. McQueen answered "No, but there are some impact fees that are associated with this particular club itself once they are ready to start construction. Commissioner Scurlock asked staff if there is anything out 0 there as a housekeeping matter that needs to be taken care of, and Administrator Chandler advised that there is nothing other than the overpass of Phase IV of Indian River Boulevard. Public Works Director Jim Davis explained that we are talking about where Indian River Boulevard is projected to go over the tunnel to serve the golf course. Commissioner Scurlock believed that it needs to be pointed out that Grarid Harbor has been a good.neighbor in our community, and, of course, we all were sad -about their financial plight. However, many things have become possible with the Grand Harbor project, such as the extension of Indian River Boulevard and the extension of the County's water and sewer systems into that area. They have worked with us, and he felt it is important to get this on the record in case there is a change so there is no question about what was required and what was agreed to. P18 1990 8m 6 3� ' F}q;� 412.0