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Z. m The County has discussed the change of scope due to the deannexation issue with the Town of Indian River Shores. A meeting was held in my office on June 5, 1931, with Mr. John Curtain, Town Engineer of Indian River Shores, George Liner and Messrs. John Robbins and Guy Wills of the Joint Venture. As a result of that meeting, certain items of interest were clarified and the design responsibilities outlined. ALTERNATIVES AND ANALYSIS: As a result of the County now having a larger service area, a decision regarding sewer service to the newly acquired areas is needed by the Board. The de -annexation proceedings have created two alternatives for the County with regards to providing wastewater service to the Pebble Bay Sewerage Area. These alternatives are outlined below. ALTERL AT= ?NO. 1 The County can continue to provide service to the Pebble Bay Sewerage Area, including the area obtained by de -annexation. Improvements will have to be made to the existing Pebble Bay Treatment Plant facility and to pump stations servicing Pebble Bay Subdivision, Sea Watch and Pebble Beach Villas. Engineering plans and specifications were completed in February, 1990 for the referenced improvements. This project has been to bid but a bid was not accepted due to the fact that there was only one bidder and his estimate was 3000 over the engineers' estimate of $106,500.00. Therefore, the plans and specifications are substantially complete, with the only major requirement being the permitting of the project through the Department of Environmental Regulation. G0/G►Y.!!, 1. Would not lose the sewerage system and its customer base. 2. Least costly of alternatives. DISADVANTAGES 1. Be required to continue sewer only operation. 2. Be required to obtain D.E.R. Operation Permit.. 3. Prevent county park from being developed. 4. Costly repairs for old system. ALTERNATIVE NO. 2 The County, as -per the agreement, can tie into the City's wastewater collection system by designing and constructing a pumping station and gravity sewer system. The gravity sewer system was not originally the responsibility of the County. De -annexation has made it the County's responsibility. At the meeting in my office, mentioned previously, between myself, John Curtain, George Liner, John Robbins and Guy Wills, it was concluded that Pebble Beach Villas would be served by the County along with Seven Eleven convenience store and Eckerd Drugs. This will require additional gravity sewer and sewer manholes. In addition, it was discussed, flow from Sea Watch would be directed to the County's pump station, but the construction cost for servicing Sea Watch would be paid for by the Town. The following list of items illustrates the County's revised scope of work and related construction.eosts: JUL 1 1981 43 An6. PAGE7 e