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2. AMENDING ARTICLE 7, PACE 5 OF -HE AGREEMENT "PHASING OUT OF EXISTING PLANTS OWNED OR OPERATED BY OTHERS Delete the second paragraph of Article 7, page S. the costs and their decision shall be binding on both parties. 4. CONSTRUCTION_SCHF.DULF.S will be kept inforr.:rd II[ -„ L;, ,t coordinated with plant progress. 5. PLANT CAPACITIES RESERVED FOR THE COUNTY Water Treatment Plant - Capacity allocated tothe County shall bet a. After completion of the plant expansion to 7.2 MCD capacity, the County shall be allocated up to 864,000 gpd at a maxi- mum flow rate of 600 gpm at 5 psi or more pressure. b. After completion of the plant capacity to 9.0 MCD capacity, 1,3009000 gpd at a maximum flow rate of 900 gpm at 5 psi or more pressure. Sewage Treatment Plant - Capacity allocated to the County shall be a monthly daily average of 1.39 million gallons per day as estimated by the County's consulting engineers to be the County's 1980 requirement. In no event shall any one day's flow exceed 1.58 MGD nor shall the peak flow exceed 20500 GPM in any fifteen minute period. The City reserves the right to order the County to correct causes of excessive flows including a moratorium on further connections to its system if the allocated capacity is equaled or exceeded. To protect the treatment plant, the City shall have the right to restrict inflow from the County system Into the treatment plant to the above stated flows. 6. STANDARDS OF ACCEPTABILITY The County recognizes that the treatment plant's effluent quality must comply with the rules and regulations of the Florida Depart- ment of Pollution Control, the United States Environmental Protection Agency and other regulatory agencies. The County -4- =!w Lot 7, Block 14, Ocean Corporation (Gisela Ratter) Lots 4 and S, Block 14, Ocean Corporation (Fred Eisler) on or before twenty-four (24) months after its 4.5 MGD sewage 41 treatment plant is accepted for service. The County agrees to phase out all sewage treatment plants 1 located in the Phase I area of Region II as listed in Section 5 of the Master Plan within twenty-four (24) months after County facilities are available to convey sewage to the City's plant. 5. AMENDING ARTICLE 9 PACE 6 OF THE AGREEMENT RATES AND CHARGES' Under "A. Bulk Water Sales on Page 7 after "C". Capital _ Invested under the Capital Improvement Program of 1972"9 add the followings d. Any Capital invested by the City to maintain, increase or improve water supply at the treatment plant or well fields, during the life of this Contract. After "C. Advance Payments" on Page 8, add the followings D. CITY ACCOUNT NUMBERS City account numbers used in this article were taken from the 1972 audit report. The proper account numbers shall prevail in order to reflect full and proper costs in the event of bookkeeping changes of account numbers. The County shall be entitled to review the City's accounts'used herein on an annual basis. In the event of disagreement as to costs the City shall appoint one arbitrator and the County one arbitrator and the two arbitrators selected shalt appoint a third arbitrator and the three arbitrators shall determine .3. the costs and their decision shall be binding on both parties. 4. CONSTRUCTION_SCHF.DULF.S will be kept inforr.:rd II[ -„ L;, ,t coordinated with plant progress. 5. PLANT CAPACITIES RESERVED FOR THE COUNTY Water Treatment Plant - Capacity allocated tothe County shall bet a. After completion of the plant expansion to 7.2 MCD capacity, the County shall be allocated up to 864,000 gpd at a maxi- mum flow rate of 600 gpm at 5 psi or more pressure. b. After completion of the plant capacity to 9.0 MCD capacity, 1,3009000 gpd at a maximum flow rate of 900 gpm at 5 psi or more pressure. Sewage Treatment Plant - Capacity allocated to the County shall be a monthly daily average of 1.39 million gallons per day as estimated by the County's consulting engineers to be the County's 1980 requirement. In no event shall any one day's flow exceed 1.58 MGD nor shall the peak flow exceed 20500 GPM in any fifteen minute period. The City reserves the right to order the County to correct causes of excessive flows including a moratorium on further connections to its system if the allocated capacity is equaled or exceeded. To protect the treatment plant, the City shall have the right to restrict inflow from the County system Into the treatment plant to the above stated flows. 6. STANDARDS OF ACCEPTABILITY The County recognizes that the treatment plant's effluent quality must comply with the rules and regulations of the Florida Depart- ment of Pollution Control, the United States Environmental Protection Agency and other regulatory agencies. The County -4- =!w