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Consultant will deliver an electronic WaterCAD 00.01.01.04 format compatible with Series 5 for 2019/2020 conditions. Task 5 —Limited Unidirectional Flushing Maps The Consultant can provide up to 200 hours of engineering time for services related to the preparation of unidirectional flushing map(s) for areas of with poor water quality. Effort beyond this amount will be considered additional services and can be performed for an agreed upon fee if needed or as part of separate work orders. The following is a list of services that the Consultant could perform as a part of these hours: o Meet with County staff to identify and prioritize areas with dirty/cloudy water and confirm design criteria for hydrant flushing o Provide zone flushing map(s) for areas with dirty/cloudy water. These maps typically include flushing location, piping materials available and size, and sequential flushing directions for each identified piping segment in order to open and close the UDF hydrants and valves during flushing activities. ADDITIONAL ITEMS NOT INCLUDED UNDER SCOPE • Capacity Analysis Report Update • Additional field testing with Roseland improvements completed • Improvements outside the primary service area • Multiple scenarios beyond those listed • Updating IRCU's GIS files • Re-establish Stage 2 Testing locations if necessary • Development of system scenarios for 5 yr, 10 yr, 20 yr, and build out conditions • Master Planning for Water Supply, Permitting, Treatment Capacity and Distribution System including reviewing impacts for annexing land from Sebastian • Meetings beyond those listed herein can be provided as an additional service. • Unidirectional Flushing Plans beyond what is described in the Scope of Services OWNER FURNISHED ITEMS & SUPPORT • Staff for hydrant flushing and pressure recording gages, equipment, etc. • 2018 and 2019 MOR data • Record drawings for improvements that have been constructed since January 2014 • Available pressure data throughout the model area • Identification of areas of known low system pressures or high residence time • Identification of areas with known water quality issues • Current water plant and pump station operational data • Plans for service area expansion and/or significant planned development • Recent infrastructure improvements • Available reports for distribution system (i.e. Hydromax valve report)