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Mr. Himanshu Mehta, P.E. 29 June 2007 Page 4 • Environmental considerations; • Conceptual construction plans; • Specific construction schedules and techniques; • Drainage information; • Operation and maintenance; and • Water use. Appropriate sections of the ERP will be completed including the results of specific calculations packages are required. Task 3: Consumptive Use Permit (CUP) Modification It is very likely that a minor modification to the existing Consumptive Use Permit (CUP) will be required. As noted in the existing CUP (SJRWMD ID - 2185), the overall footprint of the proposed borrow area will likely change since the previous submittal indicated a combined total 36.05 acres. Current conceptual plans yield approximately the same footprint however, the edge of the proposed pit has been altered to eliminate potential impacts to existing surface water drainage patterns and two isolated wetland systems within the central portion of the subject property. Geosyntec will ascertain the need fro a CUP minor modification at the pre -application meeting with SJRWMD. Task 4: Stormwater Management and Tree Removal Permit Application A stormwater management and tree removal permit for the borrow area will be needed from the IRC Planning Department. Geosyntec will schedule a pre -application review meeting with the IRC Planning Department, prepare and submit the necessary permit application forms and documents, and attend a final review meeting. Task 5: Miscellaneous Permit Applications for the Borrow Area The borrow pit operation will also require an emergency outfall for release of stormwater runoff during events of intense rain. The outfall will most likely discharge to either the C-5 or the C-4 canals, or both, of the iRFWCD. Geosyntec will meet with representatives of the IRFWCD to agree on the location, configuration and design criteria of the outfall. We will also prepare the x L07I Ton L70146. dac