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$ 236,891.57. The estimated cost per square foot is $ 0.241948 (rounded). (See <br />ATTACHMENT- 3 Estimated Project Cost & Preliminary Assessment Roll). <br />RE CONLNIENDATION <br />The staff of the Department of Utility Services recommends that the Board of County <br />Commissioners approve the attached resolution III, which affirms the preliminary assessment roll <br />on the subject property. <br />LIST OF ATTACHMENTS: <br />Resolution III together with: <br />1. Plat Map <br />2 Schedule of Properties / Summary Assessment <br />3. Estimated Project Cost & Preliminary Assessment Roll <br />4. Potable water & sanitary sewer sub -elements <br />Commissioner Ginn asked if Mr. Chastain had changed his mind as to the need for <br />this project, and he advised that he had not but had just learned this morning that there were <br />so many residents who objected because the estimated assessments are so high. <br />Chairman Stanbridge asked about undersized lots in this subdivision, and Mr. <br />Chastain responded that usually the Health Department looks into that aspect and added that <br />many of the owners have said they have had excellent water from their wells; some of the <br />residents want County water and others do not. This project would also bring water for fire <br />protection. <br />Commissioner Macht suggested that, absent a mandate from the Health Department, <br />if people do not want County water, he thought the Board should not continue to pursue this <br />prod ect. <br />The Chairman opened the public hearing and asked if anyone wished to be heard in <br />this matter. <br />Frank Wegel, 8060 142nd Street, spoke in favor of the project. He thought the cost <br />was the reason so many property owners are now opposed. He read a letter from Diane Beck <br />November 5, 2002 <br />