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1 LHA PARK PLACE CONSTRUCTION FINALIZATION <br />COMMITMENT - PROPOSED DEVELOPER'S <br />AGREEMENT - WILLIAM SCHULKE - HYATT <br />PROPERTY - BARBER STREET TRADE CENTER <br />SUBDIVISION <br />The Board reviewed a Memorandum of May 11, 1998 and a letter of August 19,1996: <br />DATE: May 11, 1998 <br />TO: JAMES E. CHANDLER <br />COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR <br />FROM: DONALD R. HUBBS, P.E. \ * <br />DIRECTOR OF UTILITY SEMVICES <br />PREPARED- WILLIAM F. MC <br />AND STAFFED CAPITAL PRO ENGINEER <br />BY: DEPAR ITY SERVICES <br />SUBJECT: PARK PLACE CONSTUCTION FINALIZATION CONA4ITMENT BY <br />COUNTY, PROPOSED DEVELOPER'S AGREEMENT BETWEEN <br />WILLIAM SCHULKE & INDIAN RIVER COUNTY <br />On July 11, 1989, the Board of County Commissioners approved the purchase of Park Place <br />Utilities. (See attached copy of purchase agreement) As part of the North County Sewer System <br />construction, an easement was necessitated from the owner of Park Place for the construction of <br />an 8" force main on Barber Street west of U.S. Highway One (See attached map). In exchange <br />for the easement, the Utilities Department took the unusual step of committing to provide a <br />future sewer connection to three (3) properties owned by the Park. (Please refer to the attached <br />map and related correspondence) <br />The first property is provided with service using an upgraded lift station on the property and was <br />completed during the constriction of the North County Sewer System. The remaining two <br />properties were left without service at that time, not knowing what development would occur on <br />these tracts. The northern most tract has been purchased by William Schulke and will connect <br />through the adjacent mobile home park (Please see attached map in Developer' Agreement). <br />In order to fulfill the Department's commitment, a Developer's Agreement is proposed to fund <br />the County's portion of the construction. A copy of the proposed Developer's Agreement is <br />attached for reference. The execution of the attached agreement will complete the County's <br />commitment for service agreed to during easement acquisition. <br />The total project construction cost is $25,267.95. The portion to be funded by the County is <br />estimated at $17,959.35. A comparison of providing service using a lift station, an individual <br />gravity collection system and the proposed dual gravity/lateral construction, indicates that the <br />proposed design is the least expensive alternative to fulfill the County's obligation. <br />Attached for reference is the associated correspondence for this project. The funding for this <br />project will be from the impact fee fund. <br />On May 1, 1998, Utility staff and the County Attorney met with Mr. Nelson Hyatt, who offered <br />to take back the subject easement if the County was unwilling to fulfill its obligation. <br />MAY 199 1998 <br />