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G. Construction - To improve maintenance and staff operations at the landfill the District will be constructing a steel and concrete block maintenance, storage and welding building to•replace the existing Pole Barn. The Pole Barn will be removed. Also, a waste oil storage facility will be built to comply with requirements for storage of materials in -a manner to preclude potential groundwater contamination. A new office and major maintenance building has been approved for site plan purposes as well as all of the structures at the landfill. A major site plan approval was required under the County's Planning Ordinance. This new office and maintenance facility will provide office space for District staff; showers, sanitary facilities, and a lunchroom/training area; sanitary facilities for the public, and a major maintenance and repair facility for landfill equipment. H. Land Purchase - The existing borrow pit has been excavated to the point where it will now be closed and converted to a stormwater management facility. In spite of this, however, additional stormwater management areas are required to maximize the use of the landfill area now encompassing 270 acres. To provide additional borrow material for daily and final cover as well as provide additional stormwater management areas the purchase of additional land is necessary. Exhibit VIII provides an illustration of properties, the purchase of which the District may pursue. These properties are currently planned for appraisal through the services of W. H. Benson and Deighan Appraisal. Project manager John Wood began a very lengthy slidefilm presentation of the Recommended Solid Waste Management Master Plan for Indian River County by pointing out several areas of related operations incorporated into the proposed site plan: (THE SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT MASTER PLAN IS ON FILE IN THE OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS) 9 APRs. 1994 BOOK 94 ; AGE 84.