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ATTACx1~ivT s ~ ' •I <br />OWASA ORANGE WATER & SEWER A[1THORTE'Y <br />Quality Ser~•ice Since 1977 <br />October 19, 1999 <br />'Mr. John P. Evans <br />Interim Vice Chancellor For Finance and Administration <br />The University of Notch Carolina at Chapel Hill <br />CB# 1000 <br />Chapel Hill, NC 27599-1000 <br />Dear Jack: <br />Thank you for your September 2, 19991etter suggesting that O WASA formulate a proposal that would <br />provide focus for our discussion regazding new water and sewer service connection fees for the <br />University.. We have developed a proposal with regards to this matter, which the OWASA Board of <br />Directors endorsed at their October l4, 1999 meeting (background information enclosed). <br />OWASA proposes what we believe to be a simple, yet equitable approach. We suggest that when the <br />University reaches the maximum amount ofexisting or approved developed floor area permissible on <br />the central campus according to the Town of Chapel Hill's existing zoning regulations, that the <br />University would thereafter be responsibie for paying all OWASA Service Availability Fees. <br />[ look forwazd to meeting with you or your colleagues soon to complete our discussion of this <br />important matter. <br />Very truly yours, <br />' .. <br />1 <br />Ed Kerwin <br />Executive Director <br />EKrr <br />Enclosure <br />c: OWASA Board of Directors <br />Bruce Runberg, Associate Vice Chancellor for Facilities Services, UNC-CH <br />Jonathan Howes, Special Assistant to the Chancellor and Directorof Universit~• Outreach, UNC-CFI <br />Cal Horton, Manager, Town of Chapel Hill <br />Roger Waldon, Planning Director, Town of Chapel Hill <br />Bob Morgan, Manager, Town of Carrboro <br />John Link, Manager, Orange County <br />(iob Epting, Esq., Epting and Hackney <br />1~,3Z. <br />