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M J MASTELLER & MOLER, INC. 1655 27" Ste. 2, Vero Beach, FL 32960 M CIVIL ENGINEERS — (772) 567-5300 alternative that most successfully balances cost effectiveness, viability, and permittability. B. Development of Mitigation Plan (IF REQUIRED): Atlantic Environmental will coordinate with IRC Staff, project engineer, and FDEP to develop a mitigation plan to compensate for proposed wetland impacts, conduct meetings with these agencies and IRC/engineer, and establish the proposed mitigation plan. C. Site Meeting: Atlantic Environmental will conduct an on-site meeting at both the project site and, if required, the mitigation site with FDEP to allow their assessment of the project and mitigation project, as well as the completion of the UMAM Analysis. D. ERP Application: Based on information obtained from the regulatory agencies and the client, Atlantic Environmental will develop the environmental portion of the Environmental Resource Permit (ERP) Application, including all necessary forms, narratives, mitigation plan, maps, tables, and UMAM data sheets. E. Submittal of RAI Responses: Atlantic Environmental will prepare the environmental responses to 2 FDEP RAls, including, but not limited to, narrative descriptions of impacts and proposed mitigation, site plan, associated environmental maps and figures, and, monitoring plan and schedule. Atlantic Environmental will coordinate with IRC Staff, the project engineer, and FDEP to obtain all information necessary for the completion of the responses. F. Coordination: Complete necessary coordination between IRC Staff, the project engineer, and remaining project team in order to speed permitting process and avoid costly time delays. G. Negotiation: Due to limited space and the fact the County does not own the subject lands, we have assumed the mitigation plan will consist of a negotiated payment to a mitigation bank. • USACE Environmental Permitting (by Atlantic Environmental of Florida): H. UMAM Analysis (IF REQUIRED): Based on the site inspections and coordination with the USACE, Atlantic Environmental will develop a UMAM analysis for any wetland impact allowing the Functional Loss that will occur to the wetlands as a result of the project. In addition, Atlantic Environmental will develop a wetland mitigation strategy that will provide sufficient Relative Functional Gain to offset the calculated Functional Loss. The UMAM analysis will be generated for a mitigation alternative that most successfully balances cost effectiveness, viability, and permittability. I. Development of Mitigation Plan (IF REQUIRED): Atlantic Environmental will coordinate with IRC Staff, project engineer, and USACE to develop a mitigation plan to compensate for proposed wetland/SAV impacts, conduct meetings with these agencies and IRC/engineer, and establish the proposed mitigation plan. Page 7 of 11