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BOOK 9 FGr� PIERRE D. THOMPSON with our project procedures we always coordinate with the local ST. JOHNS COUNTY government when siting our facilities. We also have a public workshop M. BREW WADDEu and public information distribution procedure that we will initiate in the MARTIN COUNTY County. STANLEY E. GOODMAN DADE COUNTY BRYNN G. NEWTON Basically the study will determine the amount of material to be FLAGLER COUNTY maintenance dredged from the waterway during the next 50 years, TED B. MOORHEAD determine if our existing inventory of dredged material management BREVARD COUNTY sites can manage the anticipated material, and if not, the study will JO ANN ALLEN ST. LUCIE COUNTY identify new properties for addition to the inventory. As you are aware the District has property rights on the spoil islands which are typically too small for usage in our long range -plans. It is anticipated that three to four new sites will need to be identified and acquired for the project. ART WILDE The District's presentation should take about 20 minutes. I have - EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR attached a package of information on the project that you may include DAVID K. ROACH ASSISTANT EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR as back up to this agenda item. I will make the presentation and will be assisted by our consulting engineer, Dr. Bruce Taylor of Taylor Engineering, Inc. The District will also be requesting that the County Commission appoint a citizens advisory committee for this study. The purpose of this committee is to provide local community review and input as well as to advise the District and the County Commission of the local communities concerns relative to our findings. Please contact me at your earliest convenience concerning this request.. S' e , David K. Roach Assistant Executive Director ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE ON THE INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY IN PALM BEACH COUNTY 1314 MARCINSKI ROAD, JUPITER, FLORIDA 33477 TELEPHONE 407-627-3388 FAX No. 407-624-64M George P. Bunnell, Indian River County's Commissioner to the Florida Inland Navigation District (FIND), explained that FIND is in the process of a 50 -year program. They are presently doing a study to determine what needs to be done with respect to the navigability of the Intracoastal Waterway (ICW). It is now Indian River County's turn to be studied and a cooperative effort is anticipated. Mr. Bunnell introduced FIND staff members Messrs. Art Wilde and David K. Roach and Dr. Bruce Taylor who were in the audience to present information and respond to questions. David R. Roach, Assistant Executive Director of the FIND, referred to the Long Range Dredged Material Management Program for 24- September 4 September 19, 1995 � � r