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Page 4 <br />Exception use requirements will be met. 4o CDBG-'ED funds will be spent until the special <br />exception use has been approved by the Board of County Commissioners (see Appendix G <br />of the Grant Application). <br />d. That, unless it is being provided as part of the project, there Is sufficient potable <br />water capacit and sewage plant capacity to provide adequate service to the site <br />where the Participating Party will locate, at the projected levels of employment, <br />operational activity, and customer usage; <br />Indian River County certifies that there is sufficient water and sewer capacity to serve the site <br />where the participating party will locate at the projected levels of employment, operational <br />activity and customer usage as of the date of the Agreement. Until adequate capacity charges <br />have been paid by CRA Care Centers, Inc., there is no guarantee that there will be capacity <br />available at the time of connection. It should be noted, however, that the County does have <br />available water and sewer capacity as shown by the documentation contained in Appendix <br />G of the Grant Application. Also, it is the County's normal procedure to caonstruet water and <br />sewer line extensions to serve new development using the Board of County Commissioners <br />approved Developers Agreement process. This process requires the Developer to construct <br />the water and sewer lines and then seek reimbursement from the County. As part of the <br />Developers Agreement process, the developer will be required to obtain at least three bids <br />for the project. The county will reimburse the developer based on the lowest bid submitted <br />for the project. It should also be noted that it is the County's normal procedure to reimburse <br />the Developer using the "draw" process. In practice, this means that funds flow from the <br />County to the Developer who then pays the contractor as applicable sections of mains are <br />constructed and accepted by the county. Since County funds flow immediately to the <br />contractor, the Developer can avoid the extra cost of obtaining a loan to finance the water <br />and sewer line extension project. CRA Care Centers, Inc. will have water extension costs <br />that will not be reimbursed, and an assessment for the wastewater line. These water and <br />wastewater costs shall be paid for with commercial loan funds. <br />e. Any commitment made to a Participating Party, individual, business entity, or <br />another local government, other than potential CDHG assistance, as an. <br />inducement for their participation in the project; <br />Indian River County has not made any commitment to any Participating Party, business <br />entity or another local government, other than the potential CDBG assistance, as an <br />inducement for their participation in the project. <br />What, if any, displac€went or relocation of homeowners, tenants, businesses, or <br />others will take place as a result of the project. If displacement or relocation <br />will take place, provide a copy of the notice(s) provided to any potential <br />displacee or relocatee pursuant to the Uniform Act and as illustrated In HUD <br />Handbook 1378, Appendices 2 thru 7; and <br />There wiil be no displacement as a result orthis CDBG-ED project. <br />