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OBJECTIVE 7 INTERGOVERNMENTAL COORDINATION By 1992, the county will establ-ish a regular coordination mecha- nism with other local governments and agencies for an effective system of potable water provision. Chairman Eggert read the following policy, which has been added to: POLICY 7.5: As part of its standard franchise agreement, the county will continue to receive a monthly and annual report from franchised potable water providers to ensure maintenance of the Level of Service standard established in Policy 1.3 of the Potable water sub -element. Upon receipt of the report, the County will inspect the franchised plant and issue a report which will indicate the plant's available capacity. No development will be approved by the County where the development's demand would exceed the available capacity. - NO COMMENT SOLID WASTE SUB -ELEMENT Goal It is the goal of Indian River County to have an efficient and environmentally sound solid and hazardous waste management system to prevent spread of disease, to promote orderly growth within the county, and to meet existing and projected demand for manage- ment and disposal of waste. OBJECTIVE 1 SERVICE CONCURRENT WITH DEVELOPMENT By 1989, the county will have and will continue to have an active segment of the landfill which will have an adequate capacity concurrent development. - NO COMMENT OBJECTIVE 2 SPECIAL WASTE AND HAZARDOUS WASTE By 1992, the county will have appropriate equipment and sufficient capacity for the management of special wastes and hazardous waste. There will be a 50% decreas in the number of cases of improperly managed and illegally disposed of hazardous waste in the county. Chairman Eggert read the following policy which has been added to: POLICY 2.10: By 1991, the county Public Health Unit shall perform regular inspections of private licensed waste handlers to ensure that bio -hazardous waste, generated by medical , establishments and handled by private firms, is properly managed. When improper management of bio -hazardous waste is found during an inspection, the private waste handler (the violator) will be prosecuted and fined by the Environmental Control Board. The county shall continue to inspect the bio -hazardous waste which enters the landfill. - NO COMMENT OBJECTIVE 3 CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS By 1995, the county w 7T have completed improvements to the solid waste facility as outlined in Table 3.C.12 of the Solid Waste �L'a ��U_ 123 aOGr B Ftq;r. alC1