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Question #4 -Alternative 1: If I use a lot of water, will my monthly cost go up? Answer #4: No, after checking with the County Waste Water Division, we are happy to report that they have confirmed there is no link in water usage and sewer fees for residential users. Everyone will be paying the same rate, no matter how much water is used. Question #5 -Alternative 1: If Alternative 1 is selected, will the residents be required to connect to the new system? Answer #5: Yes, once a county system is installed in front or near your home, you will need to connect. Please be aware however, that the cost for the service laterals that connect to the County sewer lines will be funded by C. Brewer and Company, Limited. The homeowner will not need to pay for this cost. Question #6 -Alternative 2 and 3: Why is C. Brewer Company, Limited not contributing to Altemative 2 and 3 as they are for Altemative 1? Answer #6: In Alternative 2 and 3, the County will only take over only a op rtion of the sewer system and septic tank. The rest ot` the existing system would remain in place to be managed by a community association. If the community chooses either options 2 or 3 as it's desired system, C. Brewer and Company, Limited is willing to contribute "seed" money so that the community association would have a reserve if it needed to repair or replace some of the old lines. C. Brewer has always been willing to contribute the same amount towards resolving the gang cesspool problems. Question #7 -Alternative 4: Last year the company presented to us that the cesspool would cost about $1,750.00 of which $1,000.00 was to be paid by C. Brewer. In the current proposal, we note the homeowner is to put up $1,000. Why is it different? Answer #7: Last year, we had a quote based on $1,750.00 per cesspool. But since then, the contractor has rescinded his bid. The average cost to construct a cesspool has been estimated at $2,000.00, it is just an estimate. 2