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M ® s information and meet his obligations, then it is time we should rely on the courts. But, until then, his recommendation and vote would be to approve the transfer subject to the acceptance of the requirements recommended by Director Pinto. Director Pinto read aloud the following requirements that must be agreed to in writing by Ellenburg prior to.'the approval of the franchise transfer: 1) Required to have a Florida legal firm representing them so that we can make direct contact here in Florida, not Oregon. 2) Required to have a 24-hour contact with a maintenance company that is approved by the County that operates the treatment plant. 3) That maintenance company must have the ability to spend up to $10,000 for emergency repair immediately upon failure. 4) That the R & R requirements be increased from 22% to 30 on an annual basis because of the condition of the treatment plant. 5) That the amount in the R & R fund never be reduced below $30,000. This means that even if they have legitimate expenditures, they cannot reduce the fund below $30,000. 6) That all interest earned on the account be kept in the account to increase the amount in the account so that there is more money there to service a maintenance problem if one occurs. 7) Chlorides and total solid particles in the drinking water must be tested daily and DER results reported to Indian River County Utilities Department, with copies placed on the bulletin board in the Homeowners' Association common area on a weekly basis. 8) Upon connection to the County water system by the year 2002, all the funds in the R & R fund are to be used for upgrading the internal distribution system. 9) Penalty fees for non-compliance are to be increased from $50 to $500. First, it would have to come before a public hearing and if they don't comply, the Board could impose a penalty of up to $500. OCTOBER 17, 1995 16 BOOK 96 PACE 3*,31