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Amendment # 1 to Attachment # 1 5/ 14/2007 Page 2 length of the brine force main is approximately 11 ,000 feet . Our plans will show the necessary gate valves, air release valves, jack & bore, directional boring, and construction details. Masteller & Moler, Inc. services includes Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) permitting for the brine force main construction and operation. Our original agreement assumed that FDEP permitting would be done on the basis of applying for a domestic wastewater permit. This is a simple type application and was the permitting procedure used on the previous section of brine force main that was constructed from the Hobart Water Treatment Plant to Bend Pine. However, the FDEP advised us that for this proposed brine force main, we would be required to make application for an Industrial Wastewater permit. The need for the industrial wastewater permit is complicated and will require substantial additional work and result in an increase in our fee for permitting the 16" diameter brine force main. However, since the 12" reuse main is part of the County Master Plan Reuse System, FDEP permitting will not be required for the 12" reuse main. We will need permits from the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) for the US # 1 directional bore crossing, and a Florida East Coast Railroad (FECRR) for the jack and bore crossing under the railroad tracks. In addition, approval will be needed from the Indian River Farms Water Control District (IRFWCD) for the directional bore under Lateral G for the 16" brine force main. Some of these approvals and permits have already been obtained but have expired and will be needed to be acquired again. Masteller & Moler, Inc. will prepare the permit applications and supporting data and submit on behalf of the County. Permit application fees are not included within our agreement. • Task B — Construction Services Masteller & Moler, Inc. will provide assistance during bidding and periodic inspection observation of both pipeline system projects on an as needed basis to observe that construction is in reasonable compliance with the contract plans and permits. It is our assumption and fees are based on the fact that both pipeline projects will be constructed simultaneously by the same contractor. We will attend meetings, review shop drawings, and monthly pay estimates from the contractor.