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a. the specific location of the project, including the identification of the entity expected to provide service to the project; b. the proposed land uses and land use intensities, in terms of equivalent residential units; c. total potable water demand and peak demand expected to be generated by proposed project; and d. project phasing information, if applicable. 3. If the proposed service provider is other than the Indian River County Utility System, documentation will be required from the provider that the project is within its service area and that the Potable Water Facility has the capacity to serve the project as proposed. If the ability of a provider to serve a proposed project is contingent upon planned facility expansion, details regarding such planned improvements shall also be submitted. 4. Prior to the issuance of an initial or final concurrency determination certificate by the county, the applicant may be required to provide evidence of a contract with the service provider, indicating the provider's commitment and ability to serve the proposed project. 5. Private wells and private potable water plants are allowed according to the requirements of the Chapter 918, Sanitary Sewer and Potable Water Regulations. (b) Concurrency Analysis Using the data supplied under Section 910.11(2)(a) above, the county Utilities Department shall evaluate the impacts of the concurrency determination application to determine whether adequate capacity is available, or will be available concurrent with the impacts of the development. In the event that the data described in Section 910.11(2)(a)1. above are not available in their entirety, the required data may be provided by the applicant subject to verification by the County Utilities Department. In the case that development generated demand exceeds the available capacity, the concurrency determination certificate shall be denied. 140