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that are signed by one person per household, and have received 150 petitions against the project that appear to have been signed by two or more individuals in the same household. Chairman Bird assured Mrs. Peters that staff would get that data together before the next public hearing on September 11th. Frances Betz of Vero Lake Estates recalled how wet that entire area had been many years ago when even the cattle didn't want to stay in there. If this drainage project falls through, she dreaded to think what would happen to the area if next year is as wet as this one has been. Mrs. Betz felt the residents of Less Pine Lake Estates and Pine Lake Estates do not understand what the agreement was back when the MSTU was first established. Mr. Neroni of Port St. Lucie stated that he owns 3 lots in Vero Lake Estates and is opposed to the project. Bob Peters of Less Pine Lake Estates strongly objected to the project. It seemed to him that all the discussion tonight has centered on the drainage benefits, and he wished to point out that they have been paying for drainage and will continue to pay for drainage with the $15 assessment. He felt it is very unfair to ask them to pay for paving roads for other people's use. Glenn Legwen inquired about any plans for bringing in water and sewer, and Chairman Bird advised that it would not be anytime in the near future, but when service is extended to that area, there will be substantial charges to the residents for the project assessment itself,.impact fees, connection fees, installation of meters, etc. Mrs. Betz strongly suggested that the residents of Pine Lake Estates and Less Pine Lake Estates read over the initial agreements that were entered into when the Vero Lake Estates MSTU was established. It was determined that no one else wished*to be heard, and the Chairman closed the public hearing on the Vero Lake Estates MSTU. 25 SEP -5 1991 � mor 64 F .0 � . ��c