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- M M City Attorney Charles Nash advised that he and Attorney Vitunac had a chance to go over the drafts, and while Attorney Vitunac is comfortable with the drafts, a few revisions need to be made. They plan to place the item on the agenda for next week's Council meeting. Commissioner Scurlock felt that will get the ball rolling. 2) Wastewater treatment_ projects_ in the north county Utilities Director Terry Pinto advised.that the main trans- m?ssion line for the north county regional treatment plant on Hobart Park is installed. The line runs all the way through the City and connects to the County on the north side of the City. The contractor is in the process of doing the final restoration, and connection now can take place. Everything is moving along very well, and we have retained the engineers to look at the Sebastian riverfront area where Indian River Drive comes out at U.S. #1 all the way to the county line between U.S. #1 and the river. The engineers will come in and look at that entire area to determine in sections what is the very best way to service the individual development that takes place in there. That is why it is so important for the County to know what is going to be built there. We are making arrangements for the existing development so that they can connect immediately. Commissioner SCUrlock pointed out that wastewater capacity is very critical to the growing Sebastian area because ever/ bit of this newest capacity is already spoken for, and the only way for an individual to reserve capacity is if someone else cancels theirs. The plant is not even up and running, and we are already looking at another 1 -million gallons a day expansion. What this means is that when the next window of opportunity comes up for someone looking for utilities in that corridor within the next 5 years, they better come in when we have our public meetings and make that known so the County can plan for future expansion. CEC 5 1990 ' ' BOOK �PAU �.(�