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39 Mr. Edwards suggested that the plat go back to the Planning Board and then be resubmitted to the Board for reapproval. Commissioner Pinney withdrew his motion. Commissioner Pinney moved that .the plat be approved as a prelimin- ary plat without a maintenance agreement. Commissioner Walker seconded the motion. Further discussion ensued. Commissioner Gustaveson suggested that an agreement be worked out with the property owners whereby everyone who bought land on the road would buy into a maintenance agreement for their share of the upkeep of the road. He added that this is pointed out in the Subdivision Ordinance. Gommissioner Willhoit stated that he would vote against Mr. Pinney's motion because he fel.~ the Planning Board should work on this matter to seek another alternative to the problem. Commissioner Willhoit called for the question. Further discussion ensued. Commissioner Gustaveson requested that the Planning Board and Staff work on some type of long range solution to this type of problem. Commissioner Walker called for the question. The Chairman called for the vote. Voting aye on the motion to approve the plat were Commissioners Whitted, Walker and Pinney. Voting nay were Commissioner Gustaveson and Willhoit. The motion was declared passed. The next item for discussion was Item 11: The Manager recommends adoption of a temporary schedule of Plumbing Inspection Fees. The Agenda attachment stated that active plumbing inspection com- menced in the unincorporated areas of the County recently. T1~.-Planning Department has developed this temporary schedule of ins ion fees using inspection charges made by nearby governmental units as a model. The Manager recommends the Board of Commissioners approve this fee schedule for a six month period and that during budget review this spring, - again consider an inspection fee schedule in light of the brief exper- ience we will have had with this one. Commissioner Pinney presented questions concerning the proposed fee schedule. Discussion ensued concerning the charge of $10.00 fee for the plumbing inspection of a mobile home. Commissioner Gustaveson moved to accept the Manager's recommenda- tion for.the fee schedule with the understanding .that the fees will be reviewed again in the Spring. Commissioner Willhoit seconded the motion. It was pointe~.d cut that in time, all inspections, plumbing, electrical, and building could possibly be done at the same time. The Chairman called for the vote and all members of the Bcard voted aye. The motion was declared passed. FRR A('HF:TITTT.F Residential (New or Remodled Unit) First fixture $5.00 Each 'Additional $2.50 Fixture Replacements Each $5.00 Sewer Tap Inspection $5.00 - Mobile Homes $10.00 Extra Trip Charge $5.00 Commercial or Industrial Per Fixture $5.00 Chairman Whitted referred to Item 16: The Tax Supervisor wiJ.l present a list of Tax Assessment he had made. These assessments should be confirmed by the Board of Commissioners. Archie Kelly from the Tax Department, presented to the Board a list of names of persons who have not listed their personal property. He stated that some of these people were present to appeal their assess- ment. The Board agreed to hear the appeals at this time.