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Exhibit #1 To Amendment 2 To Work Order Number 14 PROJECT DESCRIPTION This amendment #2 modifies Work Order #14 to incorporate the following work at the South RO water treatment plant: Design services for replacement of the existing motor control center MCC -2, feedwater pump variable frequency drives (VFD), and the existing 2000 amp automatic transfer switch (ATS) at the South RO water treatment plant Modify drawings and specifications to include additional rehabilitation of the RO trains. Conduct an Initial Distribution System Evaluation for Final Stage 2 Disinfectants and Disinfection Byproducts Rule for water distribution system Considered to be Phase I of the South RO WTP improvements, a portion of the project has already been authorized and completed by TLC Diversified, Inc. This work consisted of feed - water pump upgrades, membrane replacement, train piping modifications, and installation of profile valves and inter -stage valves. As a result, the remaining work (Phase II), including high service pump replacement, permeate acid injection point relocation, chemical system modifications, bulk scale inhibitor tank installation, RO train improvements, MCC -2 replacement, feedwater pump VFD replacement, and ATS replacement will be advertised for bidding. These plant improvements will not only provide additional high service pumping capacity and throughput from the plant, but address some critical rehabilitation and replacement components need at the South water treatment plant. Indian River County Utilities (IRCU) water system is subject to EPA's Initial Distribution System Evaluation (IDSE) requirements of the Stage 2 DBPR since chlorine is used as a primary residual disinfectant and is a community water system that serves > 10,000 people. In order to comply with the IDSE requirements, there are three options IRCU may qualify for: Meet 40/30 Certification requirements Conduct a system specific study using existing monitoring results, or water system hydraulic model Conduct standard monitoring Based on a review of IRCU's 2006 annual water quality report (highest TTHM of 114 exceeds 40 ppb), the fact that only four sites are tested for THM's and HAA5's, and the existing water system hydraulic model has not been calibrated and has not been run in extended period simulation, the Standard Monitoring Plan should be prepared and submitted to EPA to conduct standard monitoring per the Schedule 2 requirements. The following scope of work under this amendment consists of: S:\044\044572017 -SRO Upgrades\Scope\South RO PlantMCC Replacement -Amendment 2 rev 5.doc Page I