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3 • <br /> PUBLIC HEARING COMMENTS 2 <br /> FEBRUARY 28, 1990 <br /> DUALITY IS TO USE REASONABLE MEANS TO LIMIT POSSIBLE CONTAMINANTS <br /> FROM ENTERING UNIVERSITY LAKE. <br /> REGARDING SPECIFIC WATERSHED PROTECTION STRATEGIES, THE BOARD <br /> ENDORSES THE "13 POINT AGREEMENT" ADOPTED BY THE <br /> INTERGOVERNMENTAL WORK GROUP LAST OCTOBER. THE PROPOSED <br /> AGREEMENT APPEARS TO BE A WORKABLE CONSENSUS OF TECHNICAL AND <br /> POLICY ISSUES THAT WILL ACHIEVE THE WATER DUALITY GOAL OF <br /> "MINIMAL DEGRADATION OR PREVENTING SIGNIFICANT FUTURE <br /> DETERIORATION IN WATER QUALITY. " <br /> IN ADDITION TO THESE COMMENTS, I AM SUBMITTING SEVERAL SUPPORTING <br /> EXHIBITS: <br /> A. RESOLUTION OF THE ORANGE WATER AND SEWER AUTHORITY ENDORSING <br /> THE FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE CAMP DRESSER & MCKEE <br /> UNIVERSITY LAKE WATERSHED STUDY, MARCH, 1989. (A COPY OF <br /> THE REPORT IS HEREBY SUBMITTED BY REFERENCE. ) <br /> B. LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL AND DISCUSSION PAPER APPROVED BY THE <br /> ORANGE WATER AND SEWER AUTHORITY BOARD OF DIRECTORS <br /> REGARDING THE 13 POINT PROPOSED AGREEMENT OF THE JOINT <br /> ORANGE-CHATHAM COOPERATIVE PLANNING WORK GROUP. <br /> C. CORRESPONDENCE, WITH ATTACHMENTS, FROM OWASA' S EXECUTIVE <br /> DIRECTOR TO THE ORANGE COUNTY MANAGER REGARDING OWASA' S <br /> STAFF ANALYSIS OF THE COUNTY' S SLIDING SCALE OF IMPERVIOUS <br /> SURFACE LIMITS PROPOSED ON FEBRUARY 5, 1990. <br /> PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CALL ON OWASA STAFF FOR ANY FURTHER <br /> INFORMATION YOU MAY NEED BEFORE THE END OF THE COMMENT PERIOD. <br />