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Comprehensive Plan, Sanitary Sewer Sub -Element Vero Beach serves those areas outside 'its corporate limits based on interlocal agreements with the county and the Town of Indian River Shores. For the unincorporated county, the , city. water. and waste water agreement expired in 2017 and is. currently .being_ re - wastewater, and reuse expired and was renewed in 2012. That agreement is for an initial term of 15 years. Unless Indian River Shores provides notice 'of its desire to renegotiate or terminate four years before the expiration of that 15 year period, the agreement will automatically renew for another 15.; ems_While these,agreements e A in 2017, the 2017 ..e....,.,:na fie ff a to Currently, the ' Indian River County water and waste water service area is comprised of the following: • Majority of unincorporated Indian River County. • City of Sebastian • Town of Orchid System Evaluation and Maintenance The sanitary sewer collection system is evaluated with each application for new development, and as each package treatment plant is decommissioned. That evaluation is done using a computer modeling, program, known as the "WaterCad" model that evaluates several factors, including pipe capacity, lift station capacity, horse power requirements for pumps, and hydraulic pump pressure. In contrast, to the City of Vero Beach, which is largely built -out and has provided utility service for many decades, sewer service is still relatively new to the rapidly Community Development Department Indian River County 28 Appendix A FIRM Yoil .PW M Currently, the ' Indian River County water and waste water service area is comprised of the following: • Majority of unincorporated Indian River County. • City of Sebastian • Town of Orchid System Evaluation and Maintenance The sanitary sewer collection system is evaluated with each application for new development, and as each package treatment plant is decommissioned. That evaluation is done using a computer modeling, program, known as the "WaterCad" model that evaluates several factors, including pipe capacity, lift station capacity, horse power requirements for pumps, and hydraulic pump pressure. In contrast, to the City of Vero Beach, which is largely built -out and has provided utility service for many decades, sewer service is still relatively new to the rapidly Community Development Department Indian River County 28 Appendix A