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etc.) are consistent with the sewer extension policy and therefore are reasonable to enter into a sewer agreement with a specific project. This sewer agreement would set forth specific obligations of all parties and if approved would act as a prerequisite to subdivision,ap,proval. The provision or non-provision of public sewer is a major determinant of subdivision design (i.e. lot size), so the decision of an agreement needs to be as early in the concept stage as possible. There are a few specific projects that are awaiting a more definitive sewer policy so the associated sewer agreement request can come forward for action by the Board of Commissioners. The projects include Ashwick and McGowen Creek subdivisions that are within the development approval process. When mare specific policies are adopted, these projects can be gauged against the standards enabling a recommendation from administration to the Board of Commissioners on which projects are acceptable for county sewer provision. Due to the ongoing subdivision development process, these sewer extension guidelines need to be - --- ---fo~rmtatatetf'frr the shcirt-i:erm, so a policy can be presented by ~-pril 17; 2001 and theweafter review _ ._ of .. P . ...-.._-:.::_ ..:.-.:... _.. _ _ . .. . s ecific projects for sewer extension and sewer agreement. FINANCIAL IMPACT: The type and extent of the overall system can have a great financial impact. RECOMMENDATION(S): The Manager recommends that the Board hear the report and offer direction to staff on how to proceed further on developing more specific policies for incorporation into an official policy document by April 17, 2001.