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DRAFT <br /> 351 <br /> 352 Tom Altieri: I'll just add real quick; there is a chart on Page 6 that shows those different type systems <br /> 353 that might be helpful. <br /> 354 <br /> 355 Delores Bailey: Thank you. <br /> 356 <br /> 357 Charity Kirk: Is the goal of this discussion to kind of address things we don't understand in this packet, <br /> 358 or to have a discussion about what we see as problems or, like, what are we trying to do? <br /> 359 <br /> 360 Tom Altieri: First, I would say it's certainly the pleasure of the board, but it was our understanding that <br /> 361 the planning board wanted to receive the same information as the BOCC in these areas. <br /> 362 <br /> 363 Charity Kirk: Okay. <br /> 364 <br /> 365 Tom Altieri: Which you have had, and it's really quite frankly too much to go through in one meeting. <br /> 366 <br /> 367 Charity Kirk: Right. <br /> 368 <br /> 369 Tom Altieri: So, we were just simply asking for you to review that information, and as you have <br /> 370 questions, or opinions, or discussion, or just something for us to take with us for the <br /> 371 future, I think all of that is perfectly acceptable. <br /> 372 <br /> 373 Statler Gilfillen: If you go to Page 20—and by the way, I support very much the ecological efforts to make <br /> 374 sure that sewage and water are kept safe and clean. This isn't— my next question is not <br /> 375 related on that. But on Page 22, estimated installation and maintenance costs. I recently <br /> 376 ran some figures based on historical numbers and actuality, and those numbers would <br /> 377 tend to disagree somewhat strongly with what I'm seeing on this page. I don't see a <br /> 378 reference of where the numbers come from. It could be that my numbers are wrong. I'm <br /> 379 not disputing you. It's not the point, but I'm raising the question that I see no references to <br /> 380 where your estimated costs are coming from, and they are differing a study that I did <br /> 381 recently substantially that might askew this. So, maybe that's a discussion for later, after <br /> 382 this meeting, to determine. As initially, that's what I'm seeing. <br /> 383 <br /> 384 Lamar Proctor: What page are you looking at? <br /> 385 <br /> 386 Statler GiIfillen: 22, 1 think it is. <br /> 387 <br /> 388 Tom Altieri: 22. <br /> 389 <br /> 390 Statler GiIfillen: It says estimated installation and maintenance costs. I'm not disputing the environmental <br /> 391 issues at all. <br /> 392 <br /> 393 Charity Kirk: Do you want to clarify what you think is wrong? <br /> 394 <br /> 395 Statler GiIfillen: The numbers look askew to me. And I am not looking at my study in front of me to verify, <br /> 396 but I'm going to raise the point that that might be something— I see no place that those <br /> 397 numbers, where are they verified from? I mean, they could have come from the cloud. <br /> 398 <br /> 399 Charity Kirk: Well, these are notes. <br /> 400 <br />