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ATTACHMENT 1 to WORK ORDER NO. 1 System Design and Monitoring Plan 1. GENERAL This Work Order shall be included as an Attachment to the "Continuing Contract Agreement for Professional Services" (" Agreement") dated March 15, 2005, between Indian River County, Florida ("COUNTY") and HydroMentia, Inc. ("Consultant"),and upon execution and delivery of a 66notice4o-proceed" shall become part of the Agreement. It is intended and required that all services described within this Work Order shall be completed and provided in accordance with applicable provisions within the Agreement. Services described within this Work Order shall include those associated with the development of engineering calculations, construction drawings, specifications, contract documents, and system monitoring and quality assurance plans for those components of the proposed Egret Marsh Regional Stormwater Park directly associated with the operations and monitoring of a proposed Managed Aquatic Plant System (MAPS), specifically the Algal Turf Scrubber® (ATSTM) or ("ATSTM Project") as contemplated by the COUNTY, and the general nature of which is described within the document entitled "Indian River Egret Marsh Regional Stormwater Management Facility Project" ("Egret Marsh Project'). Included as part of the Egret Marsh Project document, is a list of project objectives, which are summarized within this Work Order in the subsequent section. These project objectives shall apply to this Work Order In its performance of services as detailed within this Work Order, HydroMentia, Inc. will provide information, including engineering drawings and calculations, that is considered proprietary to Hydromentia. COUNTY agrees to use such information only to evaluate its interest in purchasing from HydroMentia, the installed process known as Algal Turf Scrubber® or ATSTM , for the specific site application, and only the specific site application, as contemplated within this Work Order, 2. PROJECT OBJECTIVES The objectives of the ATSTM Project are as follows: a. Reduce high levels of nitrogen, phosphorous, suspended solids, and other loads (as applicable and practical), from an agricultural basin to the Indian River Lagoon in the vicinity of Vero Beach, Florida. b. Evaluate the ATSTM Managed Aquatic Plant Systems (MAPS) technology for its ability to help meet the Countywide interim goal of 50% pollutant load reduction. 2 R\Public Works\KeithM\Stormwater Projects\Egret Marsh Regional Stormwater Park\Work Orders\Hydromentia - Work Order #1.doc