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grease was removed, both pumps were made operational, the electronical panel for automatic pumping was repaired. The property owner also agreed to hire a maintenance company for the private lift station. Case resolved and closed. 6. Case 533-15, Maggie Runyon Trailer Park clo Bill Runyon, 506 1St Street, Vero Beach, Florida. Mr. Bill Runyon entered an agreement requiring connection of Maggie Runyon Trailer Park to the County sewer within one year. Mr. Bill Runyon agreed to: (a) hire an engineer to draw plans to connect the trailer park to the County sewer system, (b) coordinate the location of all existing water lines prior to construction in order preserve the integrity of the lines (a.k.a. "sunshine one -call"), (c) Connect all plumbed structures on trailer park property to a centrally -located pump station/lift station that will convey the domestic sewage offsite and into the County's sewer system. The lift station on trailer park property will be privately owned and operated, (d) apply for and receive permits to include: Utility Construction Permit (UCP), Indian River County building permit (electrical, plumbing), Florida Dept. of Environmental Protection (FDEP), Indian River Farm Water Control District (IRFWCD), if necessary, and the Health Department permits to abandon the existing septic tanks after successful connection to the County Sewer system, and (e) properly abandon all of the existing septic systems on trailer park property. The Health Department, the Utilities Department and Mr. Bill Runyon agreed that this period will be considered final, and that any violation in the interim resulting in a sanitary nuisance will require Maggie Runyon Trailer Park to immediately connect to the County sanitary system. If a connection cannot be made at the time the sanitary nuisance occurs, the septic system and structure must be abandoned. Until the structure's tenant can be given proper notice, the septic tank shall be pumped -out as often as necessary to keep the property nuisance free and pump -out records shall be provided to the Health Department. The agreement also contained options for mobile homes with failing septic systems to either connect to County sewer, vacate the mobile home and abandon existing tanks with the failing septic tank or to pump the effluent from the failing septic system to the central system that previously served the public restrooms and laundry facilities. The Hearing Board approved the agreement on December 3, 2015 and Mr. Bill Runyon vacated a mobile home with a failing septic system to reduce sewage flows. Mr. Bill Runyon began working mapping waterline locations. When Mr. Runyon notified the Health Department that his property was for sale, Health Department staff met with Mr. Bill Runyon and his real estate agent Deryl Seemayer. As part of the sale of the property, the agreement was amended to allow the new potential owners enough time for the trailer park to connect to County sewer. Can August 4, 2016, the Hearing Board approved the amended agreement giving the buyer, Joseph P. Schlitt until March 30, 2017 to complete the connection to County sewer. 7. Case 534-15, Florida Convalescent Centers, Inc and Cross Street Corporate Services, L.L.C. aka Palm Garden Health of Vero Beach Health and Rehabilitation Center, 1755 37th Street, Vero Beach, Florida. Palm Garden is licensed and regulated through Agency for Health Care Administration (ANCA). October 21, 2015, the Health Department cited Palm Garden for creating a sanitary nuisance injurious to health in violation of Florida laws and the rules controlling communicable disease. The Health Department received notification of a gastrointestinal outbreak at the facility on October 5, 2015 and that it began on October 2, 2015. Health Department staff provided verbal and email guidance for control of norovirus outbreaks in long term care facilities to the Director of Nursing 101Page 233