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<br />14. June 22, 1992: On J�ne 22, 1992, Utilities advised the
<br />County Attorney, by memo (copy attached), of the May 21,
<br />1992, meeting between Utilities and Realcor,, at which
<br />Realcor advised of their receipt of the FDER Permit for
<br />construction and that they had received bids for the
<br />construction of the project and would submit the low bid
<br />to County f or review and approval. As of the June 22,
<br />1992 date, after repeated calls to Realcor, no further
<br />action toward connection had occurred. utilities
<br />recommended proceeding with legal action at the County
<br />Attorney's convenience to force connection.
<br />15. June 24 & 26, 1992: On June 24 and 26, 1992, Utilities
<br />advised the County Attorney and County Administrator, by
<br />memo,, of correspondence received from Samuel Block
<br />concerning Countryside wastewater billing (copy attached).
<br />16. December 22, 1992: On December 22, 1992, the Department
<br />received a copy of the response by FDER in regard to the
<br />renewal of the operating permit for -the Countryside
<br />wastewater treatment plant (copy attached). The response
<br />stated, "The Department has determined that this -facility
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<br />ANALYSIS:
<br />Protection Act (Chapter 90-262, Laws of Florida), it will
<br />be necessaMI to abandon this facility and connect to the
<br />regional centralized -sewer system."
<br />January 19, 19931: A Public Discussion was held at the
<br />January 19, 1993 . , BCC meeting,, at the request of CMHP,,
<br />requesting a delay in connection to the County wastewater
<br />system. The staff agenda item set forth the above events
<br />and outlined the base facility charges billed to that date
<br />and recommended the County Attorney be authorized to take
<br />the necessary action to comply with the resolutions and
<br />agreements and collection of any and all charges due.
<br />After an analysis of information presented at the hearing,
<br />the BCC passed the following motion, "Motion was made by
<br />commissioner Adams. seconded by Commission Macht, to
<br />authorize the County Attorney to pursue immediately all
<br />necessaME actions necessary to: (a) recruire . CMHP
<br />Wastewater System and (b) Collection of any and all
<br />charges due, as recommended by staff."
<br />The June 5, 1985,,
<br />--agreement between IRC and Realcor, Section 3,
<br />-Lue Roin-c or connection determined by the county." The Department
<br />evaluated the point of connection requested by CMHP (Route 60) and
<br />determined that the best point of connection for the overall system
<br />was on 82nd Avenue, and advised CMHP. The system design was
<br />completed by the Developer in July 1990, with the point of
<br />connection on 82nd Avenue. On January 21,, 1992, the BCC approved a
<br />modification to the June 5, 1985, agreement between IRC and CMHP.
<br />The modification extended the final payment of all wastewater impact
<br />fees from 1995 to 2002 and an extension of the requirement to
<br />connect to County water from 1995 to 2002 and approving the use of
<br />approximately $150,,000 in contributed funds from Florida Atlantic
<br />(the previous owner) toward the cost of connecting CMHP to the
<br />County wastewater system. Realcor did not initiate its DER
<br />application for a Construction Permit until March, 1992. The
<br />Construction Permit was issued by DER in May, 1992.
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