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Comprehensive Plan Sanitary Sewer Sub -Element <br />Guffentl�, Vero Beach serves those areas outside its corporate limits based on interlocal <br />agreements with the county and the Town of Indian River Shores. For the unincorporated <br />county, the city water and waste water agreement expired in 2017 and is currently being re- <br />negotiated. For the Town of Indian River Shores, its agreement with the city for water, <br />wastewater, and reuse expired and was renewed in 2012. That agreement is for an initial term of <br />15 years. Unless Indian River Shores provides notice of its desire to renegotiate or terminate four <br />years before the expiration of that 15 year period, the agreement will automatically renew for <br />another 15 ears. Mq ile these , ee 0pAs expiren 2017, the e .,ty a fi Ve f Town must p : to <br />fletiee to the City by 2012 if 0410-taf ahe, eVA-1-14-4y or- the Town wanAs te Waiffmin-a-te it,-; agreement off <br />the 2017 tv,.,,,;,.,.,t:.�ff dMe <br />Currently, the Indian River County water and waste, water service area is comprised of the <br />following: <br />• Majority of unincorporated Indian River County <br />• City of Sebastian <br />• Town of Orchid <br />System Evaluation and Maintenance <br />The sanitary sewer collection system is evaluated with each application for new development, <br />and as each package treatment plant is decommissioned. That evaluation is done using a <br />computer modeling program, known as the "WaterCad" model that evaluates several factors, <br />including pipe capacity, lift station capacity, horse power requirements for pumps, and hydraulic <br />pump pressure. In contrast to the City of Vero Beach, which is largely built -out and has <br />provided utility service for many decades, sewer service is still relatively new to . the rapidly <br />Community Development Department Indian River County 28 <br />App32nGdix A <br />"a <br />11MMP <br />Currently, the Indian River County water and waste, water service area is comprised of the <br />following: <br />• Majority of unincorporated Indian River County <br />• City of Sebastian <br />• Town of Orchid <br />System Evaluation and Maintenance <br />The sanitary sewer collection system is evaluated with each application for new development, <br />and as each package treatment plant is decommissioned. That evaluation is done using a <br />computer modeling program, known as the "WaterCad" model that evaluates several factors, <br />including pipe capacity, lift station capacity, horse power requirements for pumps, and hydraulic <br />pump pressure. In contrast to the City of Vero Beach, which is largely built -out and has <br />provided utility service for many decades, sewer service is still relatively new to . the rapidly <br />Community Development Department Indian River County 28 <br />App32nGdix A <br />