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l~ TUESDAY JULY 26, 1983 -- 25-KW estimated demand delivered under Schedules R.S. and S.G.S., extend service not more than 200 feet from adjacent existing primary line facilities where capacity is presently available, at no charge to the customer. For service delivered under Schedules R.S., S.G.S., L.G.S., and L.C.P., requiring new facilities not covered above, the City will extend service under the following arrangements: .~. a. Where estimated gross revenue for one year exceeds the cost of installation of the new facilities required, service will be extended at no cost to the customer. b. Where the estimated gross revenue for one year is less than the cost of installation of the new facilities required, the customer will pay the difference. In no case, however, shall the customer pay more than the cost of the installation. c. In either case of a. or b. above, an additional $25.00 service fee will be charged the customer for each single phase meter and/or a $50.00 ser- vice fee will be charged the customer for each three phase meter installed on the job. Credit will be applied for cost of meters used during temporary construction. Council unanimously accepted the following report and recommendations prepared by Messrs. James W. Wagoner, Jr., Chairman of the Henry County Board of Supervisors, and William C. Cole, Jr., Mayor of the City of Martinsville, pertaining to the once-proposed City-County merger and to on-going cooperative efforts of the two jurisdictions, which report and recommendations the Henry County Board of Supervisors accepted (be a vote of four to two) at its regular meeting held July 25, 1983: I. History A Merger Study Committee was organized in May, 1981. The Committee consisted of sixteen people, eight from the County and eight from the City. Four sub-committees were formed to examine in detail the advantages and disadvantages of merger in fOilr major areas: