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4D 40 including surveys, soil test and other related work for the project. ll. Provide timely technical, design. and engineering support through the Fish and Wildlife Service Ruional Office to review plans and drawings, as necessary to support the project. III. Provide historic. archaeoloeical and other site information including maps. drawings, surveys, and publications that would assist in the design phase of the project. IV. Construct certain facilities specifically: kiosks, trails, boardwalks, signs, and an observation tower and other facilities as per County drawings, as funds pernut after the design phase is complete. V. Provide educational and interpretive material, signs, brochures and other visitor materials. VI. Maintain the trails, boardwalks, kiosk, and tower after construction. VII. 'Serve as the lead on-site law enforcement agency to protect the site and the facilities. VIII. Pay water and sewer fees. The County agrees to: 1. Write, design, bid, and administer the engineering contract for the construction of roads, trails, boardwalks, parking lots, restrooms, kiosk, observation towers, and other buildings and facilities within 18 months of the execution of this agreement. Il. Construct the restrooms, roads, and parking areas as per regulations found under the Davis Bacon Act. II Maintain the restrooms, roads, and parking areas after the construction phase is complete. Ill. Provide water and sewer to the site (either by well or County water and septic tank or county sewer, as deemed the most economical and practical). IV. Provide backup law enforcement to protect the site and tits facilities by requesting services from the Indian River County Sheriff Department. V. Provide structural fire protection to the site. Financial Administration The Refuge will provide up to $50,000 toward the cost of developing plans, engineering drawings, and architectural designs for certain public use facilities on Refuge lands along Jungle Trail. Upon accepting the terms and conditions of this agreement, the County may Submit an invoice to the Service up to $50,000 for services rendered under this agreement. The agreement number should be clearly identified on the invoice. The invoice shall be submitted to the Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge for approval. t 1pon approvnl, the Refuge Mina ger will fortvard the invoice to the 1~inance Center far payment. The County should allow for a minimum of 45 days from submission of the invoice to receipt of payment. A copy of the invoice will be provided by the Refuge Manager to the Service's Division of Contracting and General Services. Special Provisions A. The scope of work and terms of this agreement may be modified at any time by mutual consent of the signatory patties. B. 43 CFR Pan: 12, Administrative and Audit Requirements and Cost Principals for Assistance Programs are applicable to this agreement and are incorporated by reference