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�� ��� BOOKS FAGS �. <br />The Board reviewed the following memo dated 4/15/92: <br />TO: BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS <br />FROM: Charles P. Vitunac, County Attorney <br />DATE: April 15, 1992 <br />RE: UTILITIES - BULK RATE RESOLUTION <br />The Department of Utility Services engaged the firm of CH2M Hill to <br />develop a bulk rate for the provision of wastewater services. This rate <br />would be available for customers, such as the City of Sebastian, who <br />wish to provide utilities services other than the treatment of <br />wastewater. <br />The attached resolution would adopt the bulk rate suggested by the <br />rate consultants, to be effective immediately. The resolution also <br />deletes two words, i.e., "ratio of," which were added inadvertently to <br />one line of the existing rate schedule. <br />RECOMMENDATION: Staff recommends adoption of this resolution. <br />Utilities Director Terry Pinto explained that this resolution <br />represents the establishment of a bulk rate for our uti'l'ity system <br />in regard to wastewater service. The City of Sebastian wishes to <br />go on to its own utility system, and while they are doing that, <br />they would offer services that the County would not have to offer <br />in the future. We were asked to enter into an agreement with them. <br />In doing so, we had our rate consultant establish a bulk rate for <br />sewer service that would be effective county -wide should the <br />municipalities wish to establish the same -type of service. The <br />rate consultants are here today to answer any questions. <br />Commissioner Scurlock noted that in negotiating this <br />particular rate, the prime emphasis was that whatever we did would <br />not negatively impact our existing customers, and he understood <br />that was borne out in this rate. <br />Director Pinto confirmed that it was. He explained that when <br />the special rate was requested, we instructed the consultants to go <br />back in and look at our rates and extract those types of services <br />that we would not be offering. We also instructed them that at no <br />time could the rate be reduced where it would negatively affect -any <br />36 <br />M <br />