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Commissioner Stanbridge asked if Mr. Tabar envisioned the HCP rolling over into the biological assessment part, and Mr. Tabar stated he was hopeful that the HCP would be completed by the beginning of the next turtle season. Public Works Director James Davis commented that when he initially saw the agenda item he was also concerned about the additional costs. After he went through the contract, however, he realized the scope of work was expanded dramatically. The sand source study is now for the entire county and that was not anticipated originally. Also, by adding Sector 7, at the south end of the county, the scope of work was increased substantially. He advised that the hard bottom mapping had already been done for Sector 5. Commissioner Adams again expressed her concern about what else DEP would require which would increase the cost. She wanted this project to come in at or under budget. Commissioner Ginn thought the contractor should be able to give the County estimated figures through their experience with other projects. THERE WAS CONSENSUS that staffbe directed to renegotiate the agreement, add Sector 5 and the other provisions suggested, and report back to the Board. City of Vero Beach Mayor Art Neuberger thanked Commissioners Ginn and Adams for including Sector 5. He was glad to see Sector 7 in there also. H.H. WATER/WASTEWATER. RECLAIMED WATER AND SLUDGE USER CHARGE ANALYSIS - HARTMAN & ASSOCIATES. INC. - UTILITY ADVISORY COMMITTEE RATE RECOMMENDATIONS - PUBLIC HEARING TO BE SCHEDULED The Board reviewed a Memorandum of April 6, 1999: DATE: APRIL 6, 1999 TO: JAMES E. CHANDLER COUNTY ADM[NISTRATOR FROM: DONALD R. HUBBS, P. . DIRECTOR OF UTILITY SER S SUBJECT: FINALIZATION OF THE INDIAN RIVER COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF UTILITY SERVICES WATER/WASTEWATER, RECLAIMED WATER AND SLUDGE USER CHARGE ANALYSIS APRIL 13,1999 39 BOOK S FFg1'JF. `