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Current Status of S stem Currently the Efland sewer system service base contains approximately 1~S customers {nearly all of which are connected to the system) which generate nearly 35,000 gallons of wastewater flow per day. While most services are typical domestic users, there are two institution customers (the Efland-Cheeks Community Center and Efland-Cheeks Elementary School) and three industrial customers (Hancor, Barber & Ross and the Lloyd caz wash). In nearly 13 yeazs of operation, the customer base has grown by about 30 customers. However, the new Richmond Hills subdivision (Habitat's development project) will add 42 new residential units (approximately 8000 gallons of additional wastewater flow) when fully developed. Furthermore, a proposed new development project (Ashwick) - if approved -would add another 50-odd residential units with approximately 10,000 gallons of additianai wastewater flow per day. Other than the developments listed above, there are very few remaining tracts available far development or unoccupied building lots within the existing sewer service area. If the system is expanded into the band-defined service area, there are few undeveloped tracts but quite a number of unoccupied lots of record available for development. It is certainly conceivable that the bond defined service azea could eventually provide as many as 150 new residential, commercial and industrial customers for the system and generate 30,000 to 50,000 gallons per day of additional wastewater flow. However, all of these projected potential wastewater flaws when totaled, consume less than half of the amount of wastewater capacity that Hillsborough has allocated to the Efland sewer system as per the wastewater collection and treatment agreement. If I may provide additional information an this matter please advise.