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OFFICIAL RECOR& BOCK 550 w764 5. RALMAR and the COUNTY agree that RALMAR will proceed, utilizing plans and specifications prepared by COUNTY'S Con- sulting Engineer for the construction of a twelve -inch water main from the City Water Plant to Gifford. RALMAR shall bid the water line both as a six-inch line and a twelve -inch line for that portion of the Gifford water main, paralleling Florida East Coast Railway to a point perpendicular to the South Road edge of 36th Street. Upon receipt of the bids and the joint approval.of RALMAR and the COUNTY, the parties agree that RALMAR shall pay the costs of construction of a six-inch line as accepted in the bids and the COUNTY shall pay the ex- cess costs between the cost of constructing the twelve -inch Gifford water main the cost of the six-inch water -main as bid. All bids shall be according to the standards as established in the Tripartite Agreement, referred to herin. In addition, RALMAR and the COUNTY agree that RALMAR will bid the costs of 1 uilil.i aq Lima water -Line from the West side of the Florida East Coast Railway under U.S. Highway #1 and the Florida East Coast Railway to the South side of 36th Street. RALMAR shall pay all costs incident to the placement and construction of a six-inch water main and applicable casing. Said water main and casino size shall be increased to accept a ten -inch water main and ap- propriate casing, which increased cost shall be'in the amount of $2,660.00. The COUNTY shall be responsible for the increase in cost of the casing as set out above. RALMAR shall pay all other costs incident to bringing the ten -inch water line from the West side of the Florida East Coast Railway under the railroad and U.S. Highway #1, to the Southwest intersection of 36th Street and U.S. Highway #1. The COUNTY acknowledges that it had reviewed the bids for running the water -2- APR 1977 p P f"2 �-;'4