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Mr. Farfington' said that, While MWMC should reduce the risk of sewage overflows; ill may be a contributor and new growth represents a nominal part of that problem. Therefore, ' new development is shouldering a disproportionate financial burden for addressing this I/I. He said PeaceHealth is going to be paying large sums to this community towards the improvements that are needed and they acknowledge the improvements that all applicable requirements and laws are met and the infrastructure is going to be available to support current needs and future development. PeaceHealth appreciates the work put forth by MWMC consultants, and citizen volunteers who worked on this important project. Joshua Skov, Member of SDC CAc. Mr. Skor said that osed Facilities Plan protects quality of life. MWMC has fulfilled its res ,nts with responsive, thorough and transparent public process; and the SDCs and Facilities Plan are Iow by any reasonable standard or He sai plan will address growth in Lane County and rising uirements, quality issues are increasingly becoming a concern in ~g a quality of life. HE that the Facilities Plan is vital to addressing the needs )mmunity. Mr. Skor commented that MVVMC has done engaging a wide variety of constituencies and they have been der r. He stated that the SDCs are Iow. Every comparable community Oregon has higher SDCs. He said that the SDCs associated with the seem hi to the SDCs of the past, but those SDCs--in historical Iow f¢ reasons and therefore a poor frame of reference for current staff and consultants for their excellent work. President Ballew ring. Ms. Smith in( some :re received by the deadline and CH2M Hill has reviewed and res issioners were given a copy of the Home Bull( ~luded. Regarding the public process aspect ;mith indicated.~ hearings and meetings were widely the the public hearing was in the April 16~ and 17~ papers and the were on April 16u~. The reason extra copies of the Facilities Plan made is be . cost at Kinkos was over $90 a book and based on the City's i: r copy chargi cost $210. Staffs first objective was to put the Plan on a CD so it be inexpensive rate. It took a While to get the new technology for laser fiche t¢at however, a copy was provided in a fairly quick manner and settled on a $6( considerably under MWMC's cost. Continuing on, Ms. Smith stated that flyers Jirectly to an ongoing list of interested parties. Ms. Smith introd Matt Noesen and Shawn Clark from CH2M Hill who would be responding to the.comments received. Commissioner Morrison requested a copy of the list of people that received notices. Mr. Noesen covered two topics. One was in response to Commissioner Mordson's request for additional data analysis and the second one was to look at and respond to the submitted written comments. 4-57 V..\F:NVIRC)~J~CC3MMISH\MINII rTF:R\i3.~.i3t~.clJ. 13~3~ ~ ~A~,, ~