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80 12 P.,GF 5&1 <br />6. PRICE OF WATER DURING EMERGENCY. <br />Unless otherwise specified by existing agreements, the price of water <br />transferred during a short term emergency shall be the same as the commodity <br />rate charged to residential customers within the provider's own regular <br />("inside") service area. It is understood that the party experiencing the <br />short term emergency (the ultimate receiver of water) shall be responsible for <br />paying any excess costs incurred by other parties (providers) to the transfer. <br />These costs may include special operational assistance, as described in Section <br />5; startup activities, such as line flushing, valve switching, excess pumping <br />or other operational costs attributable to the transfer; and, may include any <br />difference in commodity rates paid by an intermediate provider for water <br />transferred through its own system. <br />7. PERIOD OF AGREEMENT. <br />This Joint Resolution shall become effective on December 1, 1988, and <br />continue for a period of five years therefrom. <br />parties. <br />This Joint Resolution may be extended upon mutual agreement of the <br />Commissioner Gordon A. Wicker seconded the motion and upon a vote.the <br />results were as follows: <br />AYE: Dossenbach, Matthews, Stafford, Wicker and Cox <br />NAY: None <br />The Chairman ruled the resolution had been unanimously adopted. <br />Mr. Eugene Hines, Health Director, appeared before the Board in <br />connection with the general administration budget for the Health Department. <br />Mr. Hines reviewed in general the material which had been submitted to the <br />Board. The budget as presented would require $96,162.00 in additional County <br />funds. Chairman Cox asked Commissioner Gordon A. Wicker to work with the <br />Health Department and Director Hines on the budget request and to bring his <br />recommendations back to the Board. <br />Mr. Bobby Johnson, Director of Public works, appeared before the <br />Board and presented a schedule of landfill user fees for the Board's <br />consideration. The Board requested Mrs. Fields, the Interim County Manager, to <br />discuss the proposed charges with the City Manager of Sanford and with the <br />authorities for the Town of Broadway. Commissioner William C. Stafford, Jr. <br />moved that the Board adopt the following resolution: <br />BE IT RESOLVED, effective January lst,1989, that user fees at the Lee <br />