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Comprehensive Plan Intergovernmental Coordination Element <br />report must include, but not be limited to, a description of existing public facilities owned or <br />operated by the special district; a description of each public facility the district is building, improving <br />or expanding; a description of each public facility the special district currently proposes to replace; <br />anticipated completion time; anticipated capacity of and demands on each public facility when <br />completed; and other requirements as outlined on Section. 189.415, F.S. <br />Intergovernmental Coordination Agreements <br />These agreements are between Indian River County and several state, local and surrounding county <br />agencies. Many of the agreements are with the City of Vero Beach, the largest municipality in Indian <br />River County. Some of these agreements relate to the provision of water and sewer service, while <br />others include subjects such as the use of utility poles. The county has agreements with the State <br />Department of Transportation for ownership and maintenance of some roads in the county, while <br />agreements with the Division of Library Services provide funding for specific groups of people that <br />utilize the libraries of the county such as the elderly, handicapped or young people. There is a <br />mutual aid agreement with surrounding counties and an agreement with Osceola County for the <br />maintenance of a county road that is inaccessible to county vehicles due to flooding. Another state <br />agency that has an agreement with the county is the Department of Environmental Protection for the <br />study of Spoil Islands in the Indian River Lagoon. Attachment 1 shows the date, type, and the <br />entities with which Indian River County has agreements. Intergovernmental Coordination Matrix C <br />provides a list of major governmental units with which Indian River County coordinates. <br />This matrix also shows the subject of the coordination, the existing mechanism, the nature of <br />relationship, the office with primary responsibility, and the effectiveness of the existing mechanism. <br />MATRIX C <br />EXISTING INTERGOVERNMENTAL COORDINATION <br />INDIAN RIVER COUNTY <br />1995 <br />ENTITY <br />SUBJECT/ACTIVITY <br />EXISTING <br />MECHANISM <br />NATURE OF <br />RELATIONSIIIP <br />OFFICE WITH <br />PRIMARY <br />RESPONSIBILITY <br />EFFECTIVENESS/ <br />CHANGES <br />STATE AGENCIES: <br />Fla. Dept. of Environmental <br />Protection (DEP) <br />Manatee plan <br />Formal Agreement <br />-Financial <br />-Administrative <br />-Technical <br />BCC <br />Mutually beneficial <br />DEP <br />Sebastian Inlet <br />Recreation District; beach erosion <br />Fonnal <br />Review, Comment, Coordinate <br />BCC/Sebastian inlet <br />district <br />Adequate <br />DEP <br />Stonnwater <br />Formal Procedure <br />-Administrative <br />DEP <br />Good, coordination <br />between county, DEP & <br />SJRWMD <br />Florida Department of <br />Emergency Management <br />Formal Agreement <br />-Financial <br />BCC <br />Beneficial <br />Community Development Department <br />Indian River County 19 <br />