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-z' The FDEP and USACE will issue a public notice The USACE will generally issue the public notice themselves but ask for assistance with ensuring the notice is correct. The FDEP will return a public notice and request that the County publish it in the local newspaper and then submit documentation that it was published. CB&I will coordinate with the agencies regarding the public notice It is assumed that the County has a contract with the local newspaper(s) and will address the FDEP publication requirements. Deliverables The JCP permit application and the associated attachments will be submitted to the County and FDEP as follows. The permit application package will be prepared and submitted electronically to FDEP's FTP website A hardcopy as well as an electronic copy (CD's) of the application package will be provided to the County for its records Schedule It is estimated that 120 days will be required to complete the permit application and develop the necessary documentation once the pre-application meetings are held, data from necessary field investigations are available, and the environmental assessment (Task 3) is complete Cost The cost to develop and submit the permit application package is $39,116 00 A breakdown of the hours and expenses to develop these costs is attached and follow the terms of CB&I's agreement with Indian River County. Task 5 — Response to Requests for Additional Information The FDEP has 90 days to review the application and either issue a Notice of Intent to issue the permit or issue a Request for Additional Information (RAI). FDEP RAI's may also include comments from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, other State agencies and the general public. The USACE does not have a timeline requiring their response but may also submit a request for additional information. USACE RAI's may also include questions from USFWS, NOAA-NMFS, other Federal agencies and the general public Ideally, we will try to provide an unofficial response to the agencies by coordinating with them during the initial period of review. However, some questions may require an official, written response. We will attempt to consolidate the agencies RAI's into a single response. We will coordinate with the County on the extent of the response and what the implication may be to the permitting process and construction Sometimes, the RAI will contain cost implications due to an expanded monitoring or mitigation requirement. We will draft a response and submit this to the County for review prior to submittal to the agencies with a copy to the County. I