- 8 -
total cost of $540,000. The cost of the sewer line connecting
Brookshire to the treatment facility was $350,000, with $150,000
of those construction costs paid by Imperial and the remaining
$200,000 paid from the escrow fund. Imperial paid the total
$190,000 cost of the treatment facility upgrade. Construction of
the sewer line and the upgrade of the treatment facility was
completed in April 1989.
At the time that McClanahan was constructing the sewer line
in 1988 and 1989, Fribis-Wiley, a civil engineering firm of which
Mr. Fribis is president, was preparing plats for the development
of the Interstate property. Interstate called its proposed
development Pine View Acres (Pine View) and initially planned to
develop 326 lots for single family residences. Fribis-Wiley
prepared the plans for Pine View's first phase of development,
which ultimately included 37 DNR-approved lots.
The sewer lines within Brookshire were constructed at Mr.
McArthy's expense, and Mr. McArthy retained title to them and
responsibility for their maintenance. Imperial owns the sewer
line connecting Brookshire to the treatment facility. The sewer
line now serves additional customers other than those in
Brookshire and Imperial continues to receive fees from these
additional customers.
Of the $200,000 in escrow funds, $164,375 was disbursed in
1988 and $35,625 was disbursed in 1989. Petitioner included in
Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Next
Last modified: May 25, 2011