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SEP 2 41980 Boa 44 PArF 588 1. Technical services of personnel - including costs of salaries and allied benefits. 2. Clerical and typing services including -material costs, salaries, and personnel benefits. 3. Services, supplies and equipment for characterization, classifica- tion, correlation, and interpretation of soils. 4. Transportation of employees to sites throughout the area of the survey. 5. Map compilation and finishing for the published soil survey by ,the Soil Conservation Service, D. To reimburse the Agencies for a portion of the cost of complete soil survey in an amount not to exceeda cost is estimated to be one-third the actual field cost of the survey and is arrived at as follows: Total acres in county - 3279000 Acres mapped to date - 27,000 Acres remaining to map - 300,000 Total field cost of survey = 300,000 acres x $.75 per acre = $225,000 The field work is estimated to be completed in 4 years from the date mapping begins, cost -to the county of $18,750. $15,000 payable to the Soil Conservation Service and $3,750 to the Florida Agricultural Experiment Stations each year. Work to begin in fiscal year 1981 (October 1980 to September 1981), contingent on availability of manpower. Costs are estimated on a per acre basis to arrive at approximate costs to complete the survey and to determine the amount to be funded by the agencies. Actual costs are variable. The county will be billed for actual work performed in the amounts not to exceed the figures shown in ''D" above. Payments to the Agencies will be made on receipt of bill from the separate agencies covering work done quarterly at the close of the months of March, June, September, and December. E. That the signature of the authorized representative of the Cooperator on this agreement is official notice for the work to begin. 2. THE DISTRICT AGREES: A. To serve as overall coordinator of the soil survey among the agencies. B. To assist and coordinate a training program to inform the public, local agencies, and others about the use of soil information. C. To provide leadership in an information program to inform the public on the conduct of the survey.