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DEP vs. Indian River County Settlement Agreement, OGC No. 22-0150 Page 3 6. Respondent shall comply with the following corrective actions within the stated time periods: a) Within 60 days of the effective date of this Settlement Agreement, submit to the Department an updated Emergency Response Plan that further incorporates all requirements of Rule 62-604.500 (4)(b). The updated Plan shall include the following: i. How, when and for how long sampling of surface waters will be conducted, who will collect samples and how the samples will be handled and transported to a certified laboratory, including sampling when an unauthorized discharge occurs after business hours, on holidays, or during inclement weather. The Plan shall provide for sampling and analyses to begin within 24 hours. For tidally influenced waters, the Plan shall provide for sampling to begin prior to the tidal change immediately following the cessation of the unauthorized discharge. ii. The available disinfection and odor control materials and the instances in which they may be used: granular chlorine, lime, any other products; aerators. iii. The frequency of initial training, refresher training and references to quick reference guides, if any, that are provided to the staff to help during a response to a sanitary sewage overflow event. iv. The procedure to notify the public of a sanitary sewer overflow. Options could include signs, news media, social media etc. V. The up-to-date inventory of equipment, supplies and staff who has the authority to get personnel, equipment and materials to the site of the sanitary sewage overflow. vi. A schedule for implementing each of the elements in this Paragraph, with all elements implemented no later than March 31, 2026. 7. Respondent's completion of all corrective actions required by paragraph 6 within the respective deadlines specified thereunder shall constitute full compliance