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!_ • Scope of Work Page 8 the Public Workshop and Hearing. Noticing procedures required by the FDEP are well understood and will be strictly followed to the extent the County requires assistance in this regard. ATM will work closely with County staff in generating the mailing list of riparian owners located within 1,000 feet of the proposed line, by accessing the County property appraiser's database. Affidavit of publication in the newspaper with largest local distribution (confirming the notice has been placed for three consecutive weeks prior to the announced date of the workshop/hearing, and once in the Florida Administrative Weekly) shall be furnished to the State promptly. FDEP Bureau of Beaches and Coastal Systems staff, as the designated hearing Officer for the ECL Public Hearing, shall be contacted well in advance of publication by ATM to confirm scheduled availability for this important meeting. ATM will prepare exhibits for and participate in presenting the concept and implications of the ECL to the Public Workshop/Hearing attendees, and shall entertain questions prior to formal Hearing proceedings to ensure the process is understood. Audio recording equipment must be provided by the County to provide a permanent voice record of the proceedings. ATM will ensure the ECL approval schedule is expedited by confirming via frequent telephone contact with the Hearing Officer in the thirty -day comment period following the hearing, that processing is proceeding as anticipated. If it is not, ATM will ascertain whether ATM or County assistance is required, and shall report it to County immediately. Timely submittal of Affidavits and notice copies will assist the Hearing Officer in expeditious processing of the ECL and subsequent forwarding to the FDEP Bureau of Surveying and Mapping for final approval. ATM will complete ECL processing by ensuring that the approved line is properly recorded in Indian River County as a permanent record of the established boundary of state-owned lands. Task 1.A.12 Compute Adjacent Project Area and Secondary Nearshore Hardbottom Impact Acreages Utilizing the (*.tiff) images prepared by Coastal Science Associates, Inc. in January 2000, and the post -processed aerial images prepared by Morgan & Eklund, Inc. in December 1999, ATM will rectify the *.tiff images (which contain color coding by hardbottom type) and compute the nearshore hardbottom acreages in the adjacent project areas. Generally, this will be accomplished for the shoreline segments 1,000 ft north and 3,000 ft south of the Sectors 1 and 2 proposed fill limits. The computed acreages will be presented in tabular format and presented with the Sector acreages expected to be impacted by sand burial or temporary coverage. The permit drawings will be modified to include these project -adjacent shorelines and transmitted to the Department for inclusion into the digital application drawing set. An N -Line model for each nourishment project may be required by the State, although a cost for this work is not included in this budget. C 1WN00YMTEUM CShore 127Addei WSmv 01-10-006-JIWA1