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boa I F'A�E ►:rc <br />Chairman Eggert noted that there is a correction in the <br />wording of the Recommendation on this item. The next to the last <br />line in the first paragraph of the Recommendation should read, <br />"utility lines from CR -512 to I-95 to be funded by an impact fee <br />and the design of utility lines for 102nd Terrace to be by <br />assessment." <br />Commissioner Scurlock understood that as a result of this <br />extension, HETRA and Wayfara Restaurant would have to phase out <br />their water systems and hook up, and the Sunshine Travel Park will <br />have to phase out their system and we will call on their letter of <br />credit. He asked if all those people would be asked to hook into <br />the public sewer system. - ---� <br />Utilities Director Terry Pinto responded that certainly the <br />franchise would be forced to hook up. The others depend on whether <br />or not we decide to do the assessment process to take the line back <br />to the HETRA area since that would be handled separately. If we <br />do, they would be connecting. He explained that the DER has been <br />after us to get wastewater service out to Wayfara Restaurant for <br />six years because they have a wastewater treatment plant that has <br />been a real problem. Sunshine Travel Park has a franchise. In <br />addition there is the possibility of the industrial park which <br />could be a very good customer, particularly with regard to water. <br />Commissioner Scurlock asked if there is any project on the <br />drawing board that would compete with this one for available funds, <br />but Director Pinto felt the only one that he could think of is Oslo <br />Road and taking those lines from the Landfill to I-95. However, <br />there is no pot of gold at the end of that such as there is here, <br />which makes a big difference. <br />Commissioner Scurlock felt these were important questions to <br />ask, and Director Pinto advised that this would get top priority <br />because of the anticipated recovery. We entered into a contract <br />with the school whereby they prepaid all of their impact fees and <br />we took over the operation of the little treatment plant at the <br />middle school. Staff is asking for approval to design the project <br />in-house and bring it back with some real hard numbers. <br />Chairman Eggert felt this corridor has a lot of pressure on it <br />with the school going up out there and the potential of the <br />industrial park. <br />ON MOTION by Commissioner Bird, SECONDED by <br />Commissioner Scurlock, the Board unanimously <br />authorized the engineering for the design of the <br />extension of the utility lines from CR -512 to I-95, <br />which is to be funded by an impact fee as noted in <br />the correction in staff's recommendation. <br />34 <br />