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possible (see attached letter from the Environmental Health <br />Department). Staff is now requesting approval to proceed with <br />design, permitting and bid for a project to extend -service -to -the <br />restaurant and surrounding area. <br />ANALYSIS <br />The restaurant is located in the area defined by the developer's <br />agreement as "Phase 2" (see attached sketch). In order to <br />distribute the cost of constructing the "Phase 2" section over an <br />extended period of time, it is recommended to split the project <br />into two contracts. This contract will provide sewer service to the <br />restaurant and include the area designated as "Phase 2A" on the <br />attached map. The "Phase 2A" gravity collection system consists of <br />857 feet of 8" PVC and 135 feet of 6" PVC, and is estimated to cost <br />approximately $92,400.00 (see attached cost estimate). <br />In accordance with the approved developer's agreement, Mr. <br />Phillipson will be required to contribute to the cost according to <br />the estimated proportionate use of the system as follows (see <br />attached cost sharing analysis): <br />The remaining $75,130.44 of the "Phase 2A" collection system funded <br />by the County will be recovered as new customers connect, based on <br />their hydraulic share (for details see attached cost sharing <br />analysis). The "Phase 2A" collection system project will be <br />financed from the impact fee fund (Account No. 472-000-169-312.00). <br />A detailed summary of the impact fee fund balance and committed <br />expenditures will be forthcoming. Mr. Phillipson has financed <br />$32,968.00 in impact fees to reserve water and sewer capacity for <br />the Goodyear Plaza. <br />RECOMMENDATION <br />The staff of the Department of Utility Services recommends that the <br />Board of County Commissioners authorize staff to proceed with <br />engineering, design, permitting and bid of the above -referenced <br />project, as presented. <br />January 20, 1998 <br />59 <br />• <br />BOOK 104 PAGE 185 <br />Phase 1 & 2 <br />Phase 2A <br />Liftstation <br />Coll. Syst. Phillipson <br />Equivalent <br />Building <br />307,500 <br />63,640 11,892 <br />Area <br />(square feet) <br />Construction <br />$90,120.00 <br />$92,400.00 --------- <br />Cost <br />Phillipson's <br />3.87% <br />18.69% --------- <br />Share <br />Phillipson's <br />$3,487.64 <br />$17,269.56 Total -$20,757.20 <br />Cost <br />The remaining $75,130.44 of the "Phase 2A" collection system funded <br />by the County will be recovered as new customers connect, based on <br />their hydraulic share (for details see attached cost sharing <br />analysis). The "Phase 2A" collection system project will be <br />financed from the impact fee fund (Account No. 472-000-169-312.00). <br />A detailed summary of the impact fee fund balance and committed <br />expenditures will be forthcoming. Mr. Phillipson has financed <br />$32,968.00 in impact fees to reserve water and sewer capacity for <br />the Goodyear Plaza. <br />RECOMMENDATION <br />The staff of the Department of Utility Services recommends that the <br />Board of County Commissioners authorize staff to proceed with <br />engineering, design, permitting and bid of the above -referenced <br />project, as presented. <br />January 20, 1998 <br />59 <br />• <br />BOOK 104 PAGE 185 <br />
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