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11.H.2. NORTH COUNTY WATER TREATMENT PLANT <br />(REVERSE OSMOSIS) - IMPLEMENTATION OF FLORIDA <br />DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION RESOLUTION <br />AGREEMENT - WORK AUTHORIZATION NO. 2 CAMP DRESSER & <br />McKEE, INC. - WORK AUTHORIZATION MASTELLER, MOLER & <br />REED, INC. - DESIGN OF DEMINERALIZED-CONCENTRATE <br />DISCHARGE LINE AUTHORIZED <br />The Board reviewed a Memorandum of August 14 2002: <br />Date: Wednesday August 14, 2002 <br />To: <br />Thru• <br />Prepared and <br />Staffed By: <br />Subject: <br />James E. Chandler <br />County Administratorz <br />W Erik Olson\ <br />Director of Utili Services t1 <br />Steven J. Doyle, P.E. <br />Assistant Director of Utilities <br />Work Authorizations to Camp D esser & McKee Inc. and Masteller, Moler & Reed <br />Inc. to Implement Various Phases of the Resolution Agreement between the Florida <br />Depaitsnent of Environmental Protection (FDEP) and Indian River County for the <br />North Reverse Osmosis Water Plant <br />Rackground• <br />On June 4, 2002 the Board of County Commissioners entered into a `Resolution Agreement' with the <br />Florida Depai tment of Environmental Protection for the North Reverse Osmosis Water Treatment Plant <br />(WTP) to manage RO byproduct (aka demineralized concentrate or brine). <br />In the process of treating our drinking water, water that is a byproduct of treatment, is rejected in the <br />form of `brine', a salty concentrate left over from the treatment process. This `brine' has been, for a <br />number of years, discharged into the Indian River Lagoon. With the County and State's goals of restoring <br />and protecting the Indian River Lagoon, the County and the State Depai tuuent of Environmental <br />Protection (FDEP), have developed a partnership that works towards the elimination of these direct <br />discharges of brine into the Lagoon. This partnership along with goals & objectives is outlined in the <br />Resolution Agreement that was approved by the Board of County Commissioners. <br />Analysis• <br />The Resolution Agreement approved by the Board of County Commissioners on June 4, 2002 contains <br />several milestone dates that must be demonstrated with associated penalties in the event that these <br />milestones are not met. The Resolution Agreement has several Phases and subtasks, Phase A through F. <br />The attached Gantt chart shows the associated timeline for each phase. The following table provides a brief <br />description of each task and the anticipated assignment of work. <br />September 3, 2002 <br />120 <br />i �� <br />