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After required notice to connect within 60 days was given
<br />on April 12, 1990, and with Utilities committed to provide
<br />the capacity required,, Utilities began monthly billing for
<br />base facility charges as required under its ordinance.
<br />The f irst billing period was for the period of June 13 -
<br />July 12,, 1990. No payments have been received to date,
<br />and the current balance as of July 1, 1993, including
<br />penalties and interest, is $244,202.05.
<br />4. June, July, 199Q: System was designed by Kimley-Horn and
<br />Associates, as evidenced by invoices submitted for
<br />reimbursement.
<br />5. Auggst 27. 1990: On August 27,, 1990, Utilities served
<br />notice to Realcor of failure to comply with the April 12,
<br />1990, notice to connect, and requested submittal of a time
<br />schedule for completion of the wastewater connection.
<br />6. October 2. 22, & 25, 1990: There was various
<br />correspondence between Utilities and Realcor's attorney,
<br />Samuel A. Block, on October 2, 22, and 25, 1990,
<br />concerning the required point of connection.
<br />7. February 22, 1991: On February 22, 1991, a memo was sent
<br />from Harry Asher to Charles Vitunac, County Attorney,
<br />requesting his office to proceed with all legal options
<br />due to lack of response by Countryside to connect.
<br />8. March 13, 1991: On March 13, 1991, a memo was sent from
<br />the County Attorney to the BCC regarding the Countryside
<br />franchise.
<br />9. March 19. 1991: On March 19, 1991, Mr. Ed Nelson gave a
<br />presentation to the BCC concerning the Countryside
<br />franchise. After that presentation,, the BCC passed a
<br />motion "that the Board abide by the 1985 agreement; give
<br />an accounting from 1985 to date; and maintain the
<br />Commission's position to enforce the 1985 agreement and
<br />those impact fees, but take no position on whether the
<br />park owner can pass on those fees and charges to the
<br />residents" (copy attached).
<br />10. July 1. 1991: On July 1, 1991, the County was notified by
<br />Samuel Block that CMHP was prepared to connect its sewer
<br />system with the County wastewater system (copy attached).
<br />11. January 21, 1992: On January 21, 1992, after further
<br />assurances of connection, and at the request of CMHP for
<br />an extension of the final payment of all wastewater impact
<br />fees from 1995 to 2002 and an extension of the requirement
<br />to connect to County water from 1995 to 2002,, the BCC
<br />approved a Modification to the June 5, 1985 agreement
<br />(copy attached), acknowledging and approving the use of
<br />approximately $150,000 in escrowed funds paid by Florida
<br />Atlantic to be used for the cost of connecting CMHP to the
<br />County system (it is estimated that this will cover the
<br />connection costs), extending the final payment of all
<br />wastewater fees from 1995 to 2002, and extending the date
<br />required for connection to County water from 1995 to 2002.
<br />12. March 23, 1992: On March 23, 1992, Utilities advised the
<br />County Attorney, by memo, of lack of action by CT*W toward
<br />connection and payment of monthly base facility fees.
<br />13. May 20, 1992: On May 20, 1992, the County received a copy
<br />of the FDER Permit to CMIM for construction of the
<br />facilities required to connect (copy attached).
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