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I I <br /> <br />G P.O. BOX 3O8 <br /> ~a~'lC~r~, ~5~'.~. 2802G-O3L18 <br />Finance Department <br /> <br /> November 30, 1987 <br /> <br /> Mr. Blair D. Bennett, Finance Director <br /> Cabarrus County <br /> P. O. Box 707 <br /> Concord, North Carolina 28025 <br /> <br /> Dear Blair: <br /> <br /> Following is a discussion of the issues which you raised <br /> regarding settlement of the costs to be shared by the <br /> participants in the Rocky River Regional Wastewater Treatment <br /> Plant and related interceptor sewer lines. The questions and <br /> responses presented here may be in a somewhat different order <br /> than on your original question list since several of your <br /> questions were related and can be answered with the same <br /> response. <br /> <br /> Question : During the year ending June 30, 1983, the amount of <br /> $91,466 was disallowed by EPA and the State and the full amount <br /> was transferred to the County. Why are all the ineligible <br /> costs from the State of North Carolina and EPA transferred to <br /> the County? <br /> <br /> Response: The local portion of all costs associated with the <br /> construction of Interceptors was to be paid by Cabarrus County. <br /> The agreement between THE BOARD OF LIGHT AND WATER <br /> COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF CONCORD and THE COUNTY OF CABARRUS <br /> dated September 5, 1975 states in part: "Subject to the terms <br /> and conditiohs hereof, the County shall pay to the Board an <br /> amount equal to the sum of all the local costs of constructing <br /> the Interceptors, meaning 12.5 percent of the total amount of <br /> the construction costs required for the construction of the <br /> Interceptors which are eligible for matching funds from the <br /> <br /> <br />