HomeMy WebLinkAbout1991-085RESOLUTION NO. 91- 85
RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF
INDIAN RIVER COUNTY, FLORIDA, CREATING A LOCAL POLLUTION
RECOVERY TRUST FUND IN WHICH TO DEPOSIT MONIES COLLECTED
THROUGH ENFORCEMENT CASES AND TO BE USED TO ENHANCE
INDIAN RIVER COUNTY'S ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES
WHEREAS, it is desirable that monies collected in
instances of environmental violation be deposited into an
Indian River County Pollution Recovery Trust Fund; and
WHEREAS, it is desirable that monies collected in
instances of environmental violation be applied to the
enhancement of Indian River County's environmental resources
and pollution control activities; and
WHEREAS, it is beneficial to establish a method for
resolving enforcement matters in a manner required by the
Florida Department of Environmental Regulation, for purposes
of delegation from the state.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS OF INDIAN RIVER COUNTY, FLORIDA, THAT:
There is hereby established an Indian River County
Pollution Recovery Trust Fund, the monies of which shall be
disbursed only for enhancement of Indian River County's
environmental resources and pollution control enforcement and
activities and not for operations and maintenance. Said
trust fund shall be kept and maintained in trust by the Board
of County Commissioners and shall be disbursed in accordance
with the following procedures:
(1) The Board of County Commissioners shall receive
and consider the recommendations of the County
Administrator, Director of the Indian River County
Public Health Unit, and the Indian River County
Environmental Control Officer pertaining to the
proposed disbursement for a project.
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(2) Disbursement shall be made only upon the approval
of a resolution by the Board of County
Commissioners authorizing the Clerk of the Board of
County Commissioners to disburse funds for a
particular project.
The foregoing Resolution was offered by Commissioner
Scurlock
, who moved its adoption. The motion
was seconded by Commissioner
Eggert
and
upon being put to a vote, the vote was as follows:
Chairman Richard N. Bird Aye
Vice Chairman Gary C. Wheeler -Ay
Commissioner Margaret C. Bowman fig_
Commissioner Don C. Scurlock, Jr. Aye
Commissioner Carolyn K. Eggert
The Chair thereupon declared the Resolution duly passed
and adopted this 23 day of 31fly , 1991.
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BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
INDIAN RIVER COUNTY, FLORIDA
BY:
Richard N. Bird, Chairman
ATTEST:
BY
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LOCAL PROGRAM GENERAL AGREEMENT •
The State of Florida Department of Environmental Regulation (Department) and
Indian River County (Local Program) enter into this General Agreement to delineate each
a en s responsibility and authority concerning environmental programs and activities in
Indian River County.
PART I
INTENT
1.01 It is the intent of the parties to this Agreement to form a partnership to maximize
environmental protection and quality and minimize duplication of effort, with mutual
respect for each other's policies and within the limitations imposed by state and local
law and available resources.
1.02 It is the intent of the Department to support, coordinate and assist local pollution
control program efforts to the extent practicable to provide a more effective, efficient
and consistent state-wide program for pollution prevention, abatement, and control
for thy ettolr +Tian; and maintenance of the highest levels or natural resource
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LOCAL PROGRAM GENERAL AGREEMENT
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The State of Florida Department of Environmental Regulation (Department) and
;. Indian River County (Local Program) enter into this General Agreement to delineate each
magency's responsibility and authority concerning environmental programs and activities in
Indian River County.•
PART 1
INTENT
1.01 It is the intent of the parties to this Agreement to form a partnership to maximize
environmental protection and quality and minimize duplication of effort, with mutual
respect for each other's policies and within the limitations imposed by state and local
law and available resources.
1.02 It is the intent of the Department to support, coordinate and assist local pollution
control program efforts to the extent practicable to provide a more effective, efficient
and consistent state-wide program for pollution prevention, abatement, and control
for the attainment and maintenance of the highest levels of natural resource
conservation, public health and environmental quality. Furthermore, it is the intent
of the Department to delegate authority for certain Department activities to the
Local Program to the extent practicable. Any delegation will be specifically
authorized by the Secretary of the Department and will be administered and
coordinated by the Department in accordance with a Specific Operating Agreement
formed in accordance with Part IX of this General Agreement.
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1.03 It is the intent of the Department and the Local Program to commit sufficient
resources to accomplish the environmental goals and objectives of both the State and
Local government. Further, it is the intent of the Local Program to support and
assist the Department in ambient monitoring, compliance monitoring, permitting,
enforcement operations, and other Department responsibilities to the fullest extent
practicable in accordance with such Specific Operating Agreements as are entered
into between the Department and Local Program.
1.04 Pursuant to Section 403.182, Florida Statutes, nothing in this agreement or any
Specific Operating Agreement will be construed to limit the authority and
responsibility of eitber party under the laws or rules they administer.
1.05 Upon request, the Department and the Local Program will assist each other in
defining programs, writing ordinances, regulations or rules, or in any other manner
which will help the parties maximize the use of their resources.
PART II
ADMINISTRATION OF AGREEMENT
2.01 Parties - The parties to this General Agreement are the Department of
Environmental Regulation and Indian River County, a political subdivision with a
local pollution control program established and approved in accordance with Section
403.182, Florida Statutes. The Secretary of the Department and the undersigned
Local Program representative are each empowered to enter into this agreement and
perform any act which it requires.
2.02 Effective Date - This General Agreement will be effective upon execution by both the
Secretary of the Department and the undersigned Local Program representative.
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2.03 Modification of Agreement - This General Agreement (including any attachment or
appendices) may be modified, in whole or in part, in writing at any time upon mutual
consent of the Department and the Local Program. Updating the appendices may
occur without necessitating reexecution of this Agreement. This Agreement and any
modifications will be filed in the Department's Office of General Counsel, and in the
office of the attorney for the local program.
2.04 Conflict Between Agreements - This General Agreement will supersede any
conflicting provision of any Specific Operating Agreement entered into between the
Department and the Local Program unless such agreement specifically indicates -
otherwise.
2.05. Implementation ofAgreement - This General Agreement will be implemented by and
through the Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Central District and the Local Program
Administrator, or such other persons as the Secretary of the Department or the Local
Program Administrator designate in writing. Appendix A to this General Agreement
lists key administrative personnel in the District and Local Program Offices, along
with their titles, mailing addresses and business phone numbers. This list will be
periodically updated or supplemented as necessary to keep each party informed of
key personnel or organizational changes.
2.06 Review of Agreement - This..General Agreement will be jointly reviewed by the
parties at least every three years. Review will be for the purposes of determining the
adequacy of this agreement and the need for any modifications, and will include
discussion of goals, objectives, and resources.
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atlnination of Agreement - This General Agreement may be terminated by either
1l/ without cause upon written notice to the other party at least ninety days prior
dhie effective date of such termination.
arability - If any part of this General Agreement is judicially determined to be
and or unenforceable, the other provisions of this agreement will remain in full
gas and effect.
PART III
PROGRAM MANAGEMENT
uNeture and Organization - The structure of the Local Program is depicted on the -
adization char*.attached as Appendix B. The tide of the administrative head in
rge of implementation of the Local Program is the Indian River County Health
euctor. The name, address and phone number of this person is listed in Appendix
AA► Department District Office Organizational Chart is attached as Appendix D.
Is party hereby agrees to periodically review and, if necessary, update all
n.7mation provided in these appendices.
sd Program Authority - The Local Program was created by Chapters 125 and 154,
rida Statutes, and Chapter 85-427, Special Acts, Laws of Florida. The Local
gram exercises jurisdiction over activities in Indian River County pursuant to
imiances, regulations or rules set forth in Indian River County Ordinance No. 91 -
The requirements of these ordinances, regulations or rules are compatible with,
tricter or more extensive than, the requirements of Chapter 403, Florida Statutes,
Department rules. The Local Program will review its ordinances, regulations or
s from time to time as necessary to assure compatibility with the provisions of
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2.07 , Termination of Agreement - This General Agreement may be terminated by either -
party without cause upon written notice to the other party at least ninety days prior
to the effective date of such termination.
2.08 Severabillty - If any part of this General Agreement is judicially determined to be
invalid or unenforceable, the other provisions of this agreement will remain in full
force and effect.
PART III
PROGRAM MANAGEMENT
3.01 Structure and Organization - The structure of the Local Program is depicted on the
organization chart Attached as Appendix B. The title of the administrative head in
charge of implementation of the Local Program is the Indian River County Health
Director. The name, address and phone number of this person is listed in Appendix
C. A Department District Office Organizational Chart is attached as Appendix D.
Each party hereby agrees to periodically review and, if necessary, update all
information provided in these appendices.
3.02 Local Program Authority - The Local Program was created by Chapters 125 and 154,
Florida Statutes, and Chapter 85.427, Special Acts, Laws of Florida. The Local
Program exercises jurisdiction over activities in Indian River County pursuant to
ordinances, regulations or rules set forth in Indian River County Ordinance No. 91-
22. The requirements of these ordinances, regulations or rules are compatible with,
or stricter or more extensive than, the requirements of Chapter 403, Florida Statutes,
and Department rules. The Local Program will review its ordinances, regulations or
rules from time to time as necessary to assure compatibility with the provisions of
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Chapter 403 and Department rules. Should changes be required, the amended
ordinances, regulations or rules will be forwarded as soon as feasible after adoption
to the Deputy Assistant Secretary and the Department's General Counsel, 2600 Blair
Stone Road, Tallahassee, Florida 32399-2400.
PART IV
RESOURCES AND FUNDING
4.01 Pollution Recovery Fund - All monies recovered in any enforcement action by a
Local Program with a Pollution Recovery Fund will be deposited in the Local
Pollution Recovery Fund. All monies recovered in any enforcement action b -y a"
Local Program or.the Department within the jurisdiction of a Local Program hot
having a Pollution Recovery Fund will be used by the Department in accordance with
Section 403.165, Florida Statutes, to enhance pollution control activities in the Local
Program's geographical area. If the Department and the Local Program
cooperatively undertake an enforcement action, any monies recovered may be
divided between the Department and the Local Program.
4.02 Capital Assets - The Local Program and the Department will maintain sufficient
capital assets (such a laboratory equipment, sampling and monitoring devices,
vehicles, etc.) to carry out the duties and provisions of this agreement. Where
necessary and practical the Department and the Local Program may make use of
each other's capital facilities in order to maximize pollution control activities in the
Local Program's geographic area of jurisdiction.
4.03 Application Fees - The Specific Operating Agreement will provide a methodology for
the apportionment of all application fee revenues generated by delegated programs
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between the Local Program and the Department. The basis for the apportionment _ •
will be the respective workloads required to process the applications required under
'ids i `; the delegated programs.
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PART V
TRAINING
5.01 'Training Requirements - Local Program and Department staff will regularly attend
training sessions and workshops as necessary to maintain and improve their
.... knowledge and competence in their areas of responsibility. The Department will
invite Local Program representatives to training sessions held by the Department and
• • vice versa.
5.02 Conferences and Workshops - The Department will provide to the Local Program
notices of conferences and workshops that relate to Local Program responsibilities
and duties. Appropriate representatives of the Local Program will attend such
conferences and workshops where practicable. The Department will attempt to
provide funding for Local Program participation at key Department workshops, such
as the Department's annual enforcement workshop, etc. When so requested by the
Local Program, appropriate Department staff will attend Local Program workshops
and conferences as commitments and resources allow.
PART VI
PUBLIC INFORMATION
6.01 Public Information Activities - The Local Program will respond to any information
requests from the public, industry, or governmental entities within a reasonable time
and will expeditiously respond to information request referrals from the Department.
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The Department will expeditiously respond to information request referrals from the
Local Program. The Local Program and the Department will coordinate public
relations information activities whenever possible (e.g., permitting procedure
pamphlets, public service announcements, etc.)
6.02 Public Participation - The Local Program will provide for public participation and
notice consistent with the requirements of due process and applicable law when
taking any action pursuant to this agreement or any specific operating agreement.
PART VII
RECORDS MANAGEMENT • -
7.01 General Requiremepts - The Local Program will comply with Chapter 119, Florida
Statutes, in regard to inspection, copying, maintenance, and disposition of public
records. The Local Program will maintain organized files of all public records and
material (as defined by Chapter 119) prepared or received in connection with official
agency business which is intended to perpetuate, communicate or formalize
knowledge.
7.02 Confidential Document Control - The Local Program will implement, maintain, and
enforce a confidential records protocol in accordance with Sections 403.111 and
403.73, Florida Statutes. The Local Program will technically support its actions under
these sections of the Florida Statutes. As allowed by the Department's legal
resources and commitments, the Department will provide legal assistance for cases
involving these sections of the Florida Statutes when requested to do so by the Local
Program.
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PART VIII
LEGISLATION AND RULE DEVELOPMENT
8.01 Review of Proposed Legislation - The Local Program will participate in the review
of any pertinent proposed legislation that may affect pollution control activities
within the county or which may alter the duties and responsibilities of the
Department or the Local Program. Either party will notify the other when made
aware of such proposed legislation.
8.02 Local - The Local Program will adopt ordinances,'regulations or rules that are
appropriate, enforceable and compatible with Chapter 403, Florida Statutes, and.
Florida Administrative Code Title 17. Such ordinances, regulations or rules must be
at least as strict as the corresponding Department rules, but may be more strict. The
Local Program will advise the Department of the development of new ordinances,
regulations or rules or revisions to existing ordinances, regulations or rules. The
Department will respond to requests to review and comment.
8.03 State - The Department shall notify the Local Program of any proposed rule changes
that might impact Local Program responsibilities so that the Local Program will have
a sufficient amount of time to participate in the Department's rule development
process. The Department shall also respond to all Local Program rule development
proposals or suggested changes.
8.04 Rule Interpretation and Policies - The party promulgating a rule shall be the primary
interpretative authority for the rule except for provisions adopting or incorporating
rules of another agency. The Local Program shall adhere to Department
interpretation of the statutes and Department rules which apply to any delegated
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program. Request for interpretation or explanation will be answered as expeditiously -
as possible.
8.05 > Rules, Procedures and Policies - Upon execution of a Specific Operating Agreement,
the Department will promptly provide the Local Program with all applicable policy
statements, procedures or rule interpretation affecting or addressing programs
delegated to local programs.
.PARTIX
DELEGATION TO LOCAL PROGRAMS
9.01 General Requirements of Specific Operating Agreements - All delegations -of-
Department programs or duties to the Local Program will be by Specific Operating
Agreements. A Specific Operating Agreement (SOA) will be entered into by the
Department Deputy Assistant Secretary and the Indian River County Health
Director. The SOA will specify the Department programs or duties being delegated
and will include such specific terms as are necessary to clearly delineate each party's
rights and obligations. This General Agreement will control in all cases of conflict
between the General Agreement and any SOA, except where the Secretary
authorizes deviation from the terms of this agreement in writing.
9.02 ConflicrWith Local Program Regulations - The Local Program will not establish
regulatory requirements that conflict with or modify the requirements of an
Operating Agreement. The Department recognizes that elected or appointed
governing officials from time to time adopt ordinances that might conflict with or
change such- delegations or Operating Agreements. . In such an event, the Local
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Program will notify the Department and the Department will determine whether to
terminate or modify the SOA.
9.03 Minimum Reporting Requirements - Each SOA will establish mutual reporting
requirements. Such reporting will inform each party of important changes in
organization, budget, rules and other matters affecting the party's ability to perform
its duties while minimizing unnecessary paper work.
9.04 Application of Chapter 120, Florida Statutes - When the Department delegates a
permitting program or activity that is subject to the provisions of Chapter 120,
Florida Statutes, the Local Program will comply with the provisions of Chapter 120 -
when acting in the,. Department's behalf under the SOA with respect to those
programs or activities.
9.05 Enforcement - The Department and the Local Program will copy each other on all
enforcement actions if requested by the other party. The SOA will delineate the
respective lead and support roles for enforcement actions in each area of delegation.
The Department will provide assistance in compliance assurance and enforcement
cases within the Local Program jurisdiction, if practicable, upon the request of the
Local Program. The Department may intervene or take the lead in enforcement
actions when requested by the Local Program or deemed necessary by the
Department in accordance with Chapter 403.182, Florida Statutes. The Local
Program will be notified prior to such intervention.
9.06 Citizen Complaints - Any citizen complaints concerning matters within the Local
Program's jurisdiction as delegated to the Local Program by the Department will be
promptly reviewed and acted upon by the Local Program. The Department and the
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Local Program will each maintain logs and records showing the disposition of
complaints. Any complaints filed with Local Program pursuant to Section 403.412,
Florida Statutes, will immediately be forwarded to the Department. The SOA will
.specify the means of coordinating the investigation and transmission of complaints.
111.07 Forms - When acting in the Department's behalf on permitting matters, the Local
Program will use forms promulgated by the Department, which may be printed on
composite letterhead. The Department will provide forms and other necessary
material for processing applications and instruction and advice for the proper
transmission of the Local Program's evaluation and conclusions to the Department."
11.08 Legal Support - The Local Program will provide legal support for all routine
activities for which the Local Program is responsible under the SOA. When
requested by the Local Program, the Department's Office of General Counsel will
provide legal support, advice, and assistance to the extent allowed by the Department
resources and priorities.
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AGREED TO on this day of , 19
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Indian River County State of Florida
Department of Environmental Regulation
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Local Program Director
1900 27th Street
Vero Beach, Florida 32960
District Director
3319 Maguire Boulevard, Suite 232
Orlando, Florida 32803-3767
Local Program Commission or Board Secretary
Chairman 2600 Blair Stone Road
1840 25th Street Tallahassee, Florida 32399-2400
Vero Beach, Florida 32960
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APPENDIX "A"
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Bernard D. Berman, M. D.
Director
Indian River County Public Health Unit
1900 27th Street
Vero Beach, FL 32960
M. J. Galanis, M. P. H.
Environmental Health Director
Indian River County Public Health Unit
1900 27th Street
Vero Beach, FL 32960
Terry Pinto, Director
Utilities Department
Indian River County
1840 25th Street
Vero Beach, PL 32960
Bob Keating, Director
Community Development Department
Indian River County
1840 25th Street
Vero Beach, FL 32960
James Chandler
County Administrator
Indian River County
1840 25th Street
Vero Beach, FL 32960
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Florida Department of Environmental Regulation
Secretary
Carol M. &Omit
(wq 4111141103
Office of a Counsel
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Office of the secretary
alions Move 41114101
• • a Policy Deneiogmsll • Nes owe reams
a Planning • 01 ammo MANN
moecter 0. is01 • Il..r stilet. 4e.20V
Program Divisions
Division Director
Waste Management
Rick Wilkins 4v4290
John Own% Omen ander
umau of ale Cleanup. Jest Nemo 4..0110
Emegatey Response • Greg tae 4114110
PIMetew. Cleanup • cella Awes 41741.11
Petroleum Cleave MMI0. • Irl 411' 1210
Manama Sise MNe.YgMW than Cleanup MM 414100�•4M0120
Technical Review • Jan Carte 4004110
Engkwafng Supper!. ton EPMe4.cI.410010
umau of Waste Planning a Reg early imam memo
n.'arosw WhatenleueW WW..R. Rediaden aSean Mow Managemen"...,,n y c"1" 410°t°°
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sense Tank Reg. • Mewled M1 110 4.44131
01rVsernMMana4as t d
Mark Lodi, Deputy dream
-Bureau of Wetland Resource Mgt. • mast tr.uyn 400130
Engineering Ruppal • Ken fkIMsrneent 404130
Juribliclional Ev&Waien • Pick Cattks0 4004130
Wetland R0ar94 Reg. • Jest SCHwl 404130
-Bureau of Burled) Water Mot.. Ream cow 410em
Standards a Monilaing • Tam 4174505
Slamwater Mgt. • Eric Livegrice 400762
' Coastal torte Mgt. • Owe Watley 41.4221
-Office d Agency Assistance • at... Net 4484/130
Water Facilities
Howard Rhodes 417.1055
Richard Haney, Deputy Director
-Bureau of Drinking Water & Ground Water Resources • Chuck Alter 416.3601
Drinking Water . Van Hoo4aOs 417.17112
UIC, Giterla 0 Standards • Jim McNees 40.3101
Pesticides a Oats Review • Dave Vogel 40.301
Ground Water Quality Monitoring • Rick Copeland 404401
Wats, Supply • Gann Dykes 410301
-Bureau of Water Facilities Planning & Reg. • ROOM Heilman 4874563
DOmeslic Waste • Elsa Pons 406.4525
Operator Certification • Helen 6elchhete 417.2312
Industrial Waste • Phil Coram 4014522
Wastewater Facilities Regulation • Richard Drew 4164520
Point Sown Evaluation • Al (hoop 4114760
-Bureau of Local Gov't. Wastewater • Don Berretta 4884153
Financial Assistance
Construction • Troy Munn 404163
Project Management • Dick Smith 4514163
Deign & Operation • John Sowerby 404163
Facilities Planning . Vacant 41114163
Program Management • Gerry -Honing 488.6163
Air Resources Management
Stew Smallwood 4884344
-Bureau o1 Air Monitoring & Assessment • Larry Georg. 481.1344
Ambient Monitoring • Bill Btammel 488.1344
Air Quality Audit • Don Stuart 488.1344
Mobil. Source control • Vaunt 486.1344
Alr Modeling a Assessment • Tom Rogers 488.1344
-Bureau of Air Regulation . pair Fancy 459.1344
Permitting a Standards • Jim Pennington 488.1344
Compliance & Enforcement • John Brown 488.1344
-mice of Siting Coordination • Buck Own 455.1344
Admin. & Technical Services
Mike Peyton 488.0878
Sieve Dana, Dep. Dir., Admin.
Mimi Drew, Dep. Dlr., Tech. 488.2790
reurea,. of Information Systems. John Wnimott4550892
Buroau 01 Personr?I `Ac•n; Cheat • •
District Offices
Deputy Asst. Secretary
Northwest District - P8nsaeeta
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Wale Management • L. UNOy
Water Management • stem mime
WMer Facile ss • Solley Cum"
Northeast District • daewm
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Services • Man dewy
Osin.wlee SW • Paha Rasrwlea teat 30,00
Air •/ WMReyna '
•Waste Management • tam Fewsseg
•Water Management • homy Tyler
•Water FaciMies • Jew/Owen
Central District • Orlando
Aierr (4W).µ945 IId•75w
minisirativslTictinical Servncss •.w.ss wan otown* Seaga • O.W. NM (407) 1144100
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Waste Management • Warm smote
ter Management • Georg. Goma
ater Facilities • cora. awre a eiwar
Southwest District • Tampa
Rick Gamily
(113) 123.5561
MministrativsrTechnical Stinnes • ea casae,
Pure. Gorda Branch • Be Washburn 111316301.00
Barlow Satellite • sane Tlampeo. 0131634400
Air • lei Thomas
Waste Management • age Pet
Water Management • Bab a.l4r
Water Facilities • Mika Hickey
South District - Ft. Myers
Phil Edwards
(813) 3324975
AdministralivdTechnical Services • Ron Blackburn
Marathon Branch • R. J. Whine (305) 743.5955
Air • Deal Knowaa
Waste Management • Phil Senecas
Water Management • Gordon norms
Water Facilities • Abdul Ahmad.
Southeast District - W. Palm Beach
Scott Benyon
(407) 433.2650
Administrativerlechnical Services • Lou Orman
Port S1. Lucie Branch • John Meyer (407) 6763690
Air • lsadore Goldman
Waste Management • Alms Paow
Water Management • Marion Haogapaln
Water Facilities . Don Wena
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Local ?royal Director
kraarl D. Berns, M.D.
Dtilities Director
Terry Pioto
Coseuoity Developoeat
Director
Bob Beating
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he. Control Officer
loo. leeltb Director
Helsel J. Calais
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APPENDIX "C"
Local Program Administrator:
Bernard D. Berman, M. D.
Director
Indian River County Public Health Unit
1900 27th Street
Vero Beach, FL 32960