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DEC 191979 Geraghty & Miller, Inc. _ Boot: TACE,378= I. R. County Comm. - 5 - 12 Dec 79 and pumping schedules will be made. An assessment will be made of the regional impact of the proposed diversion from the Phase 1 withdrawal and from subsequent phased withdrawals. The final report will be in a form that will serve as a supporting docu- ment to a water -use application for the system. Task 5 -- Project Meetings, Conferences, and Related Work After the completion of testing, Geraghty & Miller, Inc., will have to work closely with Iridian River County and the Joint Venture in obtaining a water -use permit. It is anticipated that correspondence and meetings will be necessary with public agencies such as the St. Johns River Water Management District and the Florida Department of Environmental Regulation before the water -use permit can be obtained and conceptual approval of the system can be granted. Therefore, Task 5 has been included to allow for discussions and correspondence necessary to com- plete the permit process. PROJECT PERSONNEL AND TIMING Geraghty & Miller's tasks in this program will be directed by a Senior Scientist of the firm who will act as project manager. He will be responsible for Geraghty & Miller's input into the preparation of specifications for this testing program. He will direct the firm's staff hydrogeologists in the inventory of wells, permittees, and legal users. Under his direction, staff hydrogeologists will inspect the well drilling, gather data during the testing program, assist the contractor in the performance of pumping tests, and perform other field tasks as required. The project manager will be responsible for the preparation of all reports and correspondence related to the project. Likewise, he will attend all -meetings with Indian River County and the Joint Venture, and if required, he will also meet with public agencies on the County's behalf. Mr. Tom Tessier, who has been involved in the preliminary investi- gation of the ground -water resources of the taxing district, will be the project manager. Mr. Vincent P. Amy will act as project advisor to provide overall guidance and to assure that the program is carried out in keeping with the past procedures of Indian River County and the policies of Geraghty & Miller, Inc. He will also be available to attend meetings and present testimony at public hearings on behalf of the County, if requested.