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Box Q pw 8� JUN 16 9982 & Zoning process, which process would include input from the City of Sebastian. ON MOTION by Commissioner Lyons, SECONDED by Commissioner Bird, the Board unanimously authorized the County Attorney to work with the attorney for the City of Sebastian on a Stipulation re the Duck Point property as discussed above. TREASURE COAST UTILITIES CONSENT ORDER Attorney Brandenburg informed the Board that he now can recommend approval of a revised Consent Order re Treasure Coast Utilities as explained in the following memo: TO: Gary Brandenburg, County Attorney FROM: TEeorer� 9 Utilities Manager DATE: June 4, 1982 FILE: SUBJECT' Discussion with regard to Treasure Coast Consent Order REFERENCES: I met with Len Kozlov and Bill Bostwick, both of Florida DER, to discuss our differences in the consent order wording and requirements. I agreed that we will contract to install a small well and arrange for power to be brought to the sewage plant. We will clean out the chlorinator shed and chlorine contact tank and the pipe feed to it. If we must water proof it and install baffles, we will do it. I could not guarantee the effluent detention time nor the chlorine residual after application. However, they and I agreed that we will apply chlorine at 100 pounds per day or obtain a 0.5 mg/l residual at the end of the chlorine contact tank. I mentioned that there is no way to implement this chlorination in 5 days. I told them 20 to 25 days would be nearly a practical time allowance. I was told that we would not be held to the five day requirement because of our agreement to satisfy the intent of the consent order. I am taking DER at their word in that this will be satisfactory to them. We should delete any phrase which implies the plant is performing any effective treatment; since we are chlorinating only to avoid possibi� spread of disease. /9 " • `dV"D i ty AttuineY � j, Ai/ I met with Len Kozlov and Bill Bostwick, both of Florida DER, to discuss our differences in the consent order wording and requirements. I agreed that we will contract to install a small well and arrange for power to be brought to the sewage plant. We will clean out the chlorinator shed and chlorine contact tank and the pipe feed to it. If we must water proof it and install baffles, we will do it. I could not guarantee the effluent detention time nor the chlorine residual after application. However, they and I agreed that we will apply chlorine at 100 pounds per day or obtain a 0.5 mg/l residual at the end of the chlorine contact tank. I mentioned that there is no way to implement this chlorination in 5 days. I told them 20 to 25 days would be nearly a practical time allowance. I was told that we would not be held to the five day requirement because of our agreement to satisfy the intent of the consent order. I am taking DER at their word in that this will be satisfactory to them. We should delete any phrase which implies the plant is performing any effective treatment; since we are chlorinating only to avoid possibi� spread of disease.