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.4fflawromsomas <br /> I" Asymommesamommayoy■— <br /> 4) The Homeowner Association agreements and tri-party agreements <br /> would be negotiated and approved prior to construction start. <br /> 5) Prior to "beneficial occupancy," the utility contractor would <br /> have to be hired and all contractual and Utility Commission <br /> requirements complied with. <br /> 6) Prior to occupancy of the first residence, the wastewater sys- <br /> tem.must be certified by the design Engineer and State regula- <br /> tory authority as complete and ready for operation. <br /> E. Overview Statement <br /> The wastewater system operation and maintenance program described <br /> above for the McLennan's Farm Subdivision meets all of the commit- <br /> ments presented in the Engineer's Facility Planning Report dated <br /> October, 1987. <br /> Undet this program, the Homeowners Association can be assured of the <br /> long-term ownership of wastewater facility assets (land). The County <br /> is assured that the operations and management of the wastewater faci- <br /> lities is being carried out by competently-trained personnel, under <br /> the control of the N.C. Utilities Commission and exclusive of inter- <br /> ferences by the Homeowners Association. <br /> Under this program of operation, the developer does not have to give <br /> up the future development rights to the wastewater drainfield site, <br /> in the event that OWASA may some day extend sewer to the area. The <br /> Homeowners Association is provided with a regulated operations and <br /> management service contractor which is not subject to the Associa- <br /> tion's political control. Consequently, there is an assurance that <br /> property values will not be jeopardized by a poorly-operated waste- <br /> . water facility. <br /> The cost of the wastewater management program will be born directly <br /> by the Homeowners Association through monthly, quarterly or semi- <br /> annual assessments to all lot owners. <br /> The County, State and local government is assured of the best prac- <br /> tical method of operation and treatment for the McLennan's Farm <br /> wastewater system, which will reflect favorably on the long-term <br /> impacts on water quality within the University Lake Watershed. <br /> 1 <br /> . • <br /> CRAIG B.MORGAN AND ASSOCIATES, <br />