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Callto Order
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Florida Governmental Ut¡lity Authority
Pledge of Allegiance
Board of Directors Meeting Agenda
Thursday, January L9,2OL2 - 10:00 a.m.
Golden Gate Community Center - Room A&B
4701" Golden Gate ParkwaY
NaPles, FL 34116
Public Hearing
PH1 Continuation of Public Hearing to Consider Approval of Resolution 2072-70 Amending the
Previously Approved Rate Resolution for the North Fort Myers Utility System; Approval of
North Fort Myers Reclaimed Water Action Plan
pH 1a Approval of Resolution 2OL2-\O Amending the Previously Approved Rate Resolution for the
North Fort Myers Utility System; Approval of North Fort Myers Reclaimed Water Action PIan
V - Public Comment
V¡- Minutes
M 1 Approval of the December 1.5,201-L FGUA Public Hearing and Regular Meeting Minutes
Vll - ConsentAgenda
cA1 Approval of the FGUA Standard Utility lnfrastructure Conveyance and Service Agreement
with MDLT Properties, LLC. for FGUA Developer Project 1-l--005 SSD, Dr. Pikos
Administrative Offices - Thousand Oaks Commerce Center Located in the Pasco (Seven
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Springs) Utility System
Approval of the Design-Build Agreement with U.S. Water/Wade Trim for the Lindrick
Chloramine Conversion Project
Approval of Trinity Oaks Property Owners Association Agreement to Supply Reclaimed Water
Approval of Work Authorization No. GSG 1-2-11 with Government Services Group, lnc.
related to telecommunication license/lease agreements with three (3) telecommunication
providers (AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon) at the MacDill AFB
Approval of Work Author¡zation No. GSG 12-1-5 with Government Services Group, lnc. Establishing an
lnspection Fee Budget Serving the FGUA Golden Gate Utility System for Fiscal Year 2OL2 Applicable
to the Contract Operator/ Vendor Projects
Approval of Work Authorization No. GSG L2-16wilh Government Services Group, lnc. Establishing an
lnspection Fee Budget Serving the FGUA Lehigh Acres Utility System for Fiscal Year 2OL2 Applicable
to the Contract Operator/ Vendor Projects
Approval of Work Authorization No. GSG L2-L7 wilh Government Services Group, lnc. Establishing an
lnspection Fee Budget Serving the FGUA Lindrick Utility System for Fiscal Year 2Ot2 Applicable to
the Contract Operator / Vendor Projects
Approval of Work Authorization No. GSG 12-l-8 with Government Services Group, lnc. Establishing an
lnspection Fee Budget Serving the FGUA North Fort Myers Utility System for Fiscal Year 2OL2
Applicable to the Contract Operator / Vendor Projects
Approval of Work Authorization No. GSG 12-1-9 with Government Services Group, lnc. Establishing an
lnspection Fee Budget Serving the FGUA Pasco Utllity Systems for Fiscal Year 2OL2 Applicable to the
Contract Operalor / Vendor Projects
Approval of Amendment No. 1- to Work Authorization No. WT L2-O4 wifh Wade Trim, lnc. for
Consulting Engineering Services, Seven Springs Wet Weather Reclaimed Water Interconnect,
Storage and Pumping Project in the Pasco Utility System
Approval of Amendment No. 1- to Work Authorization No. USW l-2-01- with U.S. Water
Corporation for FYt2 Renewal and Replacement Projects for the MacDill AFB Utility System

CA l1a Approval of Amendment No. l- to Work Authorization No. GSG L2-OL with Government
Services Group, lnc. related to lnspection Services for R&R projects in the MacDill AFB
utility system being completed by U.S. Water Services Corporation under Work Authorization
usw 12-01
CAL2 Approval of Work Authorization No. GSG LO-49, Amendment No. 1- Ratification with Government
Services Group, lnc. for additional project inspection hours related to construction of the Mitchell
Water Treatment Plant lmprovements, FGUA Project No. PS 049 in the Pasco Utility Systems
Vlll- Finance and Administration
FA 1 Other ltems
¡X - Operations
OP 1 Other ltems
X - lnformational ltems
lN 1 Status Update on the Florida Governmental Utility Authority (FGUA) Capital lmprovement
Project (ClP) Program
lN 2 Status Update on the Florida Governmental Utility Authority (FGUA) Community Outreach
Program
lN 3 Florida Governmental Utility Authority (FGUA) lnactive Account Collection Summary
lN 4 Seven Springs Odor Control Project Update
lN 5 Operations Transition Update
lN 6 Reconciliation Report for FYII MacDill AFB Renewal and Replacement Program
Xl- System Manager
SM 1 Approval of Work Authorization No. GSG I2-IO with Government Services Group, lnc. for
Consulting Services for Acquisition Due Diligence Management for the Assets of Several
Private Utilities Located in Marion County
SM 2 Developer Connection & Service Extension Policy
SM 3 Florida Governmental Utility Authority Election of Officers for 2012
SM 4 Strategic Planning Update
SM 5 Acquisition Due Diligence Update
SM 6 Other ltems
Xll - Utility Counsel
UC 1 Other ltems
Xlll- GeneralCounsel
GC 1 Approval of the Payment Plan Agreement by and between CRP llsunshine Shopping Plaza
LLC, a Florida Limited LiabilityCompany,("OwNER"), Mr. ZhengYuan Zhengand Mr. Qi Fu
Zhengd/b/a Asian Buffet of Lehigh Acres, lnc., a Florida Corporation ("LESSEE")for FGUA
Developer Project 72-OOt LED, Asian Buflet of Lehigh Acres in the FGUA Lehigh Acres Utility
System
GC 2 Other ltems
XV - Board ltems
BD 1 Other ltems

Item
Florida Governmental Utility Authority
Board Agenda ltem
Thu rsday, January L9, 2OL2
PH1 Public Hearing to Consider Approval of Resolution 2OL?-LO Amending the
Previously Approved Rate Resolution for the North Fort Myers Utility
System; Approval of North Fort Myers Reclaimed Water Action Plan
Summary
The FGUA staff has been working to develop an action plan for FGUA Board consideration regarding the reclaimed
water (effluent spray irr¡gation) system in North Fort Myers to address a number of operational and financial matters.
The attached report outlines the challenges facing the reclaimed water system in North Fort Myers, and recommends a
number of actions for the FGUA Board consideration.
L) These proposed actions include the implementation of charges for reclaimed water to existing customers, as well
as a suggestion to utilize an interim or phase-in rate for the first several months. The FGUA currently receives
revenue from one reclaimed customer (City of Cape Coral), and it is felt that time will be needed for the other
customers to adjust to the new charges. ln order for the Board to be able to conslder these actions, an amendment
to the recently approved rate resolution and rate schedule is required. The attached Resolution 2OL2-LO includes
the following changes to the rate schedule for the North Forl Myers system:
a) Clarifies that the reclaimed water rate applies to entire Nofth Fort Myers service area and not specifically to the
Pine Lakes Area;
b) Adopts a temporary "phase-¡n" rate of $0.1411000 gallons for the period of March 1, 2Ot2Through September 30,
2Ot2 lo be charged to ex¡sting Reclaimed Water customers who are being charged for the first time for this service;
c) Adds language to the rate schedule which allows the FGUA Board of Directors to authorize an alternate rate for
Reclaimed Water from the rate identified in the rate schedule, if it is related to a negotiated Reclaimed Water
agreement with the FGUA, whereby the Reclaimed Water customer provides a tangible benefit to the North Fort
Myers Reclaimed Water system (i.e. wet weather storage), such that a monetary credit or adjustment to the
Reclaimed Water customer is both reasonable and appropriate.
2) The other recommended actions for FGUA Board consideration are:
a) Authorize necessary capital project to test, repair or replace all reclaimed water meters, and to install appropriate
automated contro¡ mechanisms. Staff will finalize the project scope, obtain cost estimates, and prepare necessary
work authorizations and budget/ClP modifications to expeditiously move forward with these improvements. A
preliminary cost estimate for the capital project is $21-5,000. The work authorizations and budget amendments will
be presented to the Board at a future Board meeting.
b) Authorize FGUA staff to initiate discussions,/renegotiation of agreements with reclaimed water customers to review
and refine actual resource needs, commitments, and potential credits for receiving and storing reclaimed water
duringthe wetseason. The goal isto complete the review and potential renegotiation of these agreements byJuly
L.2042.
3) Establish and implement an FGUA policy to allocate reclaimed water resources with priorìty being determined as
follows:
o Priority 1 - Customers with reclaimed water agreements where the FGUA is committed to provide a
specific quantity of reclaimed water.
o Priority 2 - Customers with reclaimed water agreements, but with no specific quantity being committed by
the FGUA.
o Prioritv 3 - Customers without reclaimed water agreements.
Recommendation
1) Approval of Resolution 2OI2-LO (Public Hearing ltem)
2) Approval of Reclaimed Water Action Plan as outlined
Board Action
Moved by: Seconded by: Action Taken:

RESOLUTION NO.2012.10
RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE FLORIDA
GOVERNMENTAL UT¡LITY AUTHOR¡TY, ADOPTING
AMENDMENTS TO THE S CHEDULE OF RATES AND CHARGES
RELATING TO THE NORTH FORT MYERS WATER AND
WASTEWATER UTILITY SYSTEM LOCATED IN LEE COUNTY,
FLORIDA; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY AND AN EFFECTIVE
DATE.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF DI RECTORS OF THE FLORIDA GOVERNMENTAL
UTILITY AUTHORITY THAT:
SECTION 1. AUTHORITY. This Resolution is adopted pursuant to the provisions of the First
Amended and Restated lnterlocal Agreement Relating to Establishment of the Florida
Governmental Utility Authority, dated as of December 1, 2000, as it may be amended (the
"lnterlocal Agreement"), and Section 163.01(7), Florida Statutes.
SECTION 2. PURPOSE.
(A) This Resolution constitutes an amendment to the North Fort Myers Utility System Rate
Resolution (2O11-19) adopted on September 15,2011.
(B) The purpose of this Resolution is to amend the previously approved rates and charges
regarding the use of the effluent spray irrigation services ("Reclaimed Water") facilities and products
of the FGUA North Fort Myers Utility System, as outlined in the Appendix "4" attached hereto.
SECTION 3. FINDINGS.
(A) The FGUA is anticipated to begin implementing actions in the near future to improve the
management of the North Fort Myers Reclaimed Water system resources.
(B) lt is anticipated that these actions will include the imposition of rates and charges on a
number of existing customers of the North Fort Myers Reclaimed Water system for the first time.
(C) lt is the intent of the FGUA to charge a rate for Reclaimed Water services to all Reclaimed
Water customers within the North Fort Myers service area.
(D) lt is also anticipated that a number of the existing customer agreements may be
renegotiated and/or amended to address supply and storage issues.
(E) Given the actions to be undertaken, it is prudent to grant the FGUA Board of Directors the
authority to implement alternative rates from those outlined in Appendix "A'for Reclaimed Water if
the alternate rate is related to a negotiated Reclaimed Water agreement with the FGUA, whereby
the Reclaimed Water customer provides a tangible benefit to the North Fort Myers Reclaimed
Water system (i.e. wet weather storage), such that a monetary credit or adjustment to the
Reclaimed Water customer is both reasonable and appropriate.

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(F) Pursuant to the lnterlocal Agreement, a public hearing on these rate changes was properly
noticed in the News Press, Fort Myers, FL on December 26,2011 (Appendix B). The public hearing
was held by Special Masters on January 18,2012 at 6:00 p.m. at the Suncoast Estates Community
Center a|2241 Case Lane North Fort Myers, FL 33917,and then continued to a public hearing held
by the FGUA Board of Directors on January 19, 2012 al l0 a.m. at the Golden Gate Community
Center, 4701 Golden Gate Parkway, Naples, FL34116.
(G) The Authority was created to acquire, develop and maintain safe, reliable and financially
self-supporting water and wastewater systems, which will meet the water and wastewater needs of
the utility service area of the North Fort Myers Utility System located in Lee County, Florida. This
Resolution accomplishes or promotes the ability to accomplish such goals in a fiscally responsible
manner and in a manner consistent with the lnterlocal Agreement and the Financing Documents.
(H) ln accordance with sections 163.01(7) and 367.022, Florida Statutes, the Florida
Government Utility Authority is a governmental utility authority formed to provide water, wastewater,
and reuse water services and not subject to regulation by the Florida Public Service Commission as
to its authority, service, and rates. Accordingly, the Board of Directors of the Florida Governmental
Utility Authority is the only governing body with the authority and jurisdiction to mandate the rates its
charges for its various services.
SECTION 4. RATES AND CHARGES.
(A) The amendments to the previously approved rates and charges for the North Fort
Myers Utility System are attached hereto and incorporated herein as Appendix "4" are hereby
approved and adopted.
(B) The rate and charges approved and adopted herein are just, equitable, uniform and
reasonably related to the purpose for which the rates and charges are imposed. Adoption of the
Resolution constitutes a legislative determination the rates and charges as set forth in Appendix A
are fair, reasonable, and non-discriminatory.
(C) The amended schedule of rates and charges outlined herein shall become effective
upon approval.
SECTION 5. PRICE INDEX RATE ADJUSTMENT.
(A) Pursuant to the provisions of the lnterlocal Agreement, the Board adopts the
following periodic automatic indexing which shall be applied to the initial and any revised schedule
of rates, fees and charges for the North Fort Myers Utility System.
(B) Effective with bills rendered on and after October 1,2011 and each yearthereafter,
an automatic increase in the monthly base facility charges, consumption rates, and miscellaneous
service rates adopted in this resolution, may be applied to such rates which are in effect
immediately prior to the effective date of each annual increase. The annual index adjustment shall
be equal to seventy-five percent (75%) of the annual change in the "U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics,
Consumer Price lndex-All Urban Consumers, U.S. City Average, Services" for the month of April
immediately preceding the October 1 adjustment date.
(C) With respect to bulk water and wastewater purchases from others and regulatory
rates, any increase or decrease in the costs of such purchases or fees charged the authority may

esult in an automatic adjustment to such applicable rates and in such an event will be passed
through to the customer in the following month after such adjustment, in an amount equal to such
increase or decrease in such costs as billed or charged by others. The automatic annual rate
increase shall apply to connection fees as established herein, but not capacity impact fees.
(D) The application of the automatic annual rate index adjustment will be presented to
the Board annually as part of the budgetary process and may be implemented without additional
public hearing, prior authorization or further approval by the Board. lf the application of any
automatic annual rate adjustment results in a change in rates of five percent (5%) or greater, such
adjustment shall first require Board approval prior to implementation. Any pass through adjustment
pursuant to Section 5(C) above, shall be presented for Board approval as soon as applicable upon
receipt of notification.
(E) The rates, fees and charges for water and wastewater services provided by or made
available by the Authority shall at all times be sufficient to meet all requirements of system
operation, maintenance, replacement, debt service costs, and other reserves and costs contained
in indentures of trust or bond official statements issued by the authority to acquire and improve the
utility system, as amended by any other applicable Financing Documents.
SECTION 6. UNPAID FEES TO CONSTITUTE LIEN.
ln the event that the fees, rates or charges for the services and facilities of any water or wastewater
system are not paid as and when due; any unpaid balance thereof and all interest accruing thereon
shall be a lien on any parcel or property affected thereby. Such liens shall be equal in rank and
dignity with the liens by all state, county, district or municipal taxes and non-ad valorem
assessmenis. Except as otherwise provided by law, such lien shall be superior in dignity to all other
prior liens, mortgages, titles, and claims, until paid. The Authority shall have the right to foreclose
and collect said lien in the manner provided by law for the foreclosure of mortgages on real property
or any other lawful means and appoint or retain an agent to institute such foreclosure and collection
proceedings.
SECTION 7. UNLAWFUL CONNECTION PROHIBITED.
No Person shall be allowed to connect into any water or wastewater line owned by the Authority
without the written consent of the Authority, and then the connection with such line shall be made
only under the direction and supervision of the Authority. Any Owner, Customer or plumber who
shall make any connection without such consent of the Authority shall be subject to criminal
prosecution and civil damages.
SECTION 8. OWNER OF PREMISES RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL ACTS.
Every Owner will be held fully responsible and liable by and to the Authority for all that is done or
omitted on, in or about the premises by any agent or Customer or other Persons not in the employ
of the Authority, who may gain access thereto.
SECTION 9. NO FREE SERVICE.
No water or wastewater service shall be furnished or rendered free of charges to any Person.

SECTION 10. APPLICABILITY.
This Resolution shall be applicable to all lands supplied with utility service by the Authority within
the North Fort Myers Utility Systgm, Lee County, Florida.
SEGTION 11. SEVERABILITY AND EFFEGTIVE DATE.
(A) lf any phrase or portion or part of this Resolution is found to be invalid or
unconstitutional by any court of competent jurisdiction, such portion shall be deemed a separate,
distinct and independent provision and such holding shall not affect the validity of the remaining
portion.
(B) This Resolution shall become effective immediately upon its passage and adoption.
PASSED AND DULY ADOPTED at the meeting of the Board of the Florida Governmental
Utility Authority on the 19th day of January, 2012.
ATTEST:
Clerk to the Board
BY:
Reviewed and Approved as to Form:
General Counsel
FLORIDA GOVERNMENTAL UTILITY AUTHORITY
Chairman

Appendix A
Schedule of Water and Wastewater Gharges for North Fort Myers (NFM) System

Amend Section 8.3. of the Schedule of Water and Wastewater Charges for North Fort Myers
(NFM) System as follows:
B. The following are the monthly water and wastewater rates for service to the Pine Lakes and
Lake Fairways service area as designated at the time of acquisition by the FGUA (the "pine
Lakes Area"):
3. EFFLUENT FOR SPRAY IRRIGATION SERVICE
Consumption Charge (per 1,000 gallons of metered water)
Rates Ef[ective
October 1,2010 October 1,2011
All lrrigation Consumption $0.26 $0.28
Temporarv "Phase-ln" Rate for Existinq Customers 50.14
Not Previouslv Beinq Charqed for the Service
(Phase-in rate is Eflective March 1. 2012 and Expires september 30. 2012)
The FGUA Board of Directors has the authoritv to approve and implement an alternate rate for this
des a tanoi
rate is
North
ated whereb
Amend Section C of the Schedule of Water a nd Wastewater Charges for North Forf My ers
(NFM) System as follows:
C. The following are the monthly water and wastewater rates for service in the remainder of the
North Fort Myers service area as designated at the time of acquisition by the FGUA, as may be
amended from time to time, and which excludes the Pine Lakes Area:
3. EFFLUENT FOR SPRAY IRRIGATION SERVICE
Consumotion Charqe (per 1.000 qallons of metered water)
Rates Eflective
October 1, 2011
All lrriqation Consumption $0.2g
Temporarv "Phase-ln" Rate for Existinq Customers $0.14
Not Previouslv Beinq Charqed for the Service
(Rate is Effective March 1 . 2012 and Expires September 30, 2012)
The FGUA Board the authori for this
service if the alternate rate is related to a neqotiated aqreement with FGUA, wherebv the customer
to the
Effluent Sorav lrrioati
weather
to the sonab

Appendix B
Legal Notice

NEWS-PRESS
PublisLrcd euery morning - Dailg and
Sundag
Fort Myers, Florida
Affîdavit of Publication
iTATE OF FLORIDA
)OUNTY OF LEE
lefore the undersigned authority, personally appeared
tessica Braband
¡ho on oath savs that he/she is the
,egal Assistant of the News-Press, a daily newspaper,
,ublished at Fort Myers, in Lee County, Florida; that the
.ttached copy of advertisement, being a
totice of Public Hearing
e the matter ol
Iearing on JanuarY 78,2OI2
n the court was published in said newspaper in
he issues of
)ecernber 26,2OLL
JTia¡rt further says tl:at tl.e said News-Press is a paper of
eneral circulation daily in Lee, Cha¡lotte, Collier, Clades a¡d
Iendry Counties and pubiished at Fort Myers, in said Lee
:ounty, Florida arrd that said newspaper has heretofore been
ontinuously published in said Lee County; Florida, each day,
nd has been entered as a second ctass mail matter at the post
ffrce in Fort Myers in sajd Lee County, F-lorida, for a period of
lle year next preceding the first publication of the attached
opy of the advertisement; alrd afhant further says that he/she
.âs neither paid nor promised any persoll' fìrm or corporalion
ny discount, rebate, commission or refund for the purpose of
ewspaper
iworn to a
)ecember 20 I 1
ry Jessica Braband
)ersonally known to me or who has produced
iotary Publi
ho ciid or d
)rint Name
/Iy commission ExPires: 3//.ç/ts
¿ìJOIARY FTIBI,IC.STATE OF FtoRDA
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.-.1.,.e*!.1_pxtires: M,{R. 1S, 201 j
í;(:.YÐED THRU A'I1.4IWC BO:\ÐNG CO., S¡C,
reasoî.a.ble and apor0Þna¡e.
Arienil seclion 8,3.
rif, .rh'e Florida,' 341.1ó. . The I
oubliC. hearins .i! to I
¿óäsidêÌ'adoDliôn of I
a newränd revlsed I . sche¿Úlg ófi
iale sèhedule resârd- I Waler and WaStêWe.
¡nq. R eclaimed WêJer Iter:
Chaisès foriNorth
withif, lhe FGUA I .ForJ,. Mvers (NFM)
'svstem
North Forl Myêrs I ' äs:follôv¿s:
Uiilily..service .ârea I B. The föllbwins
localêd.ln Lee Coun- I are the monthlv wa:
ty; FloriAa. I lêr and
iales lor 'iaslêi{alèr
soeclflcallv, the I servlce lo
FGUA. proposes tó l lhe P¡ne Lakes ônd
maké. lhree (3) I Laké Falrwavs serv-
chánoes lo lhe previ- I liè area as desisnal-
ouslY aÞproved rale I ed.ât the time of ac-
schedule regarding quisilion I by the
Reclâimed Wôter I FGUA. (the."Pine
service. I Lakês'Area"):.
l. Clar¡fv fhal I 3. EFFLUENT
the prev¡ously adopf- I FOR SPRAY IRRI.
ed Reclaimed Waler I GATION SERVICE
(Effluenl for Spray I Consumpllon charge
lrrlqat¡on) rale aP- (per ì,000 gallons |
of
plles lo enlire North I meleied wâter)
Forl Mvers service I Rates Elfêclive
area and nol speciti'I Ocfober l, 2010
October t, 20ll
All lrrlgalion Con.
cally lo lhe P¡ne I
Lakes Area.
L 2- Adool â.lemoo-
I rarv nohase-lno rate
I of s0.ìll1000 sallons
I for the period of
I March l, 2012
I throush September
I 30, 20ì2 io be charsed
I to ex¡sl¡no Relclaimèd
Waler cusllomers
who are beì
¡ns chôrged for lhe
I firsf tlme for lhis
I servlce.
| 3. Àdd lanquase
Ito the rate schedule
lwhich will allow lhe
I FGI.JA Board of Di-
I rectors lo aulhorize
lan alternate rate for
lReclâ¡med Waler
I (Effluent for spray
I lrrioat¡on) from lhe
I råte idenliJied in lhe
I rate schedu¡e ¡f ¡t is
I related lo a nesollat'
led Reclaimed Water
laoreement wilh lhe
I F-GUA, whereby the
lReclalmed Waler
I cusloriler Drov¡des a
I tanoible benelil to
I the-Nôrlh Forl Myers
lReclalmed water
I svslem (i.e. wel
I weather slorage),
I such lhal a rnonetary
lcredil or ad¡uSlmehl
Ito lhe Reclâlmed wa-
I ter cuslomer ls bolh

North Fort Myers Reclaimed Water lssues and Recommended Action Plan
When the FGUA acquired the North Fort Myers utility system in 201-0, it inherited a number of
existing agreements with reclaimed water customers, as well as a reclaimed water system that was
not equipped to allow for the proper management of supply and demand. The FGUA staff has spent
the past year gaining a better understanding of the reclaimed system, as well as meeting with
customers in order to assist in developing an action plan for consideration by the FGUA Board of
Directors.
Overview of Reclaimed Water Agreements and Customer Demand
The previous owner of the utility system had entered into nine (9) reclaimed water agreements,
which included the City of Cape Coral and several developments for golf course and residential
irrigation. These agreements were accepted by the FGUA as part of the acquisition, and are
summarized in Table 1. The largest reclaimed water customers are also identified on the map
included as Attachment A.
The agreements are inconsistent in their approach to supply commitments, in that some specifically
obligate the utility to provide specific quantities to the customer, while others contain an obligation
to provide reclaimed water, but the quantity is poorly defined (i.e. an amount equal to the amount of
wastewater generated by the customer). Some agreements contain no quantitative obligation on the
part of the utility. There are also four (4) reclaimed water customers that do not have an agreement.
RECLAIMED WATER
CUSTOMER
Table 1
NORTH FORT MYERS DEL PRADO WWTP RECLAIMED WATER CUSTOMER SUMMARY
AGREEMENT
DATE
AGREEMENT
TERM
FLOW (GPD) COMMITTED
BY RECLAIMED WATER
AGREEMENT
* Agreement contains language committingthe ut¡lity to provide recla¡med water ¡n an amount equivalentto the wastewater flow generated bythe
development
** lsland Coast H¡gh School has a sepârate connection and meter but is ¡ncluded under the City of Cape Coral agreenlent.
12 MO. AVG DAILY
FLOW (GPD)
CURRENT
CHARG E
Sabal Springs Jan-89 Undef ined Undef¡ned* 94,970 No Charge
Six Lakes Dec-92 Undefined Undefined* 94,900 No Charge
Riverbend Jan-82 Undefined 400,000 64,660 No Charge
Del Tura Oct-06 30 years Undefined* 40,465 No Charge
Heron's Glen Mar-07 30 years 210,000 44,450 No Charge
Magnolia Landing May-05 30 years Undefined* s5,580 No Charge
lL Ventures LLC (Palermo) oct-06 30 years NA 0 No Charge
Cape Coral Dec-04 20 years 1_,075,000 80,950 $.28lkgal
Island Coast High Sch.** NA NA NA 72,350 $.2Ù/Rgal
Tree Farm Apr-01 30 years NA 3,575 No Charge
Old Bridge NA NA NA 9,852 No Charge
FDOT NA NA NA 2,050 No Charge
Walgreens NA NA NA 13,530 No Charge
TOTALS
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The agreements are more consistent with regard to the reclaimed water rate charged bythe utility.
The only customer with an established rate contained in the agreement is the City of Cape Coral.
None of the other entities are currently being charged for the reclaimed water they receive. This is a
contributing factor to the supply problems being experienced in the system and will be discussed in
more detail in the next section.
As can be seen from the data in Table 1, the actual reclaimed water flows for each customer
appears to be a fraction of the quantities contemplated in the agreements. This is positive since the
amount of reclaimed water produced by the WWTP may be insufficient to meet the flow
commitments contained in the various agreements, depending upon the ¡nterpretation of the
undefined flow commitments. A caveat regarding the actual flow data shown in Table 1 is that the
meters in the system are believed to be unreliable and need to be repaired or replaced. The data
from the WWTP indicates that significantly higher reclaimed water amounts have been produced at
the plant, than what is indicated by the reclaimed water meters in the distribution system. lt is likely
that the amount of reclaimed water delivered to some of the customers is higher than indicated in
Table l-.
ln 2Ot2, the Del Prado plant expansion will be completed and it will begin receiving the wastewater
flow from the Waterway Estates area. This will result in an additional -1 mgd of available reclaimed
water, which can be used to meet the commitment obligations. The City of Cape Coral has previously
received the reclaimed water from Waterway Estates from Lee County, and has expressed an
interest in purchasing this reclaimed water from the FGUA as well. A couple of meetings have been
held with Cape Coralto discuss these matters.
ldentified Problems/lssues
Lack of accurate metering
As mentioned earlier, the reclaimed water meters in the system need to be repaired and/or replaced
in order to properly manage the reclaimed water system. Existing data indicates that there is a
substantial amount of flow that is currently unaccounted for.
Lack of supply for some customers/Lack of adeouate flow controls
During the dry season, when supply is diminished and demand is greatest, a number of the
customers have complained about the lack of supply. This is likely to continue to be a problem.
However' the most pressing supply problem involves the City of Cape Coral, which has an agreement
with the FGUA to receive 1-,075,000 gpd ¡n reclaimed water from the NFM system. As shown in Table
1, the City has only been receiving an average of -81,000 gpd, plus another I2,35O gpd related to
lsland Coast High School. The City of Cape Coral has a robust reclaimed water system and is
interested in receiving as much supply as the FGUA is able to deliver to them. The primary problem is
that the FGUA currently has little controlof the reclaimed water customers' usage, and is not able to
direct the flow to Cape Coral. The FGUA's Contract Operator has attempted to manage the system
manually by closing or locking existing valves. However, this has proven to be largely ineffective as
some customers have reopened valves and/or removed locking mechanisms in order to access the
recla imed water supply.

The FGUA recently received a letter, dated October 26, 2011,, from the City of Cape Coral (see
Attachment B) which provides notification to the FGUA that it is not meeting its obligations under the
reclaimed water supply agreement. FGUA staff has met with the City of Cape Coral staff, as well as
Lee County representatives to discuss the issues and the potential solutions outlined in the next
section. A copy of the FGUA response to the letter from Cape Coral is included as Attachment C.
S)¡stem financial issues/Lack of lncentive for customers to use resources iudiciouslv
The NFM system has struggled financially since acquisition by the FGUA. The cash flow situation has
improved somewhat, in part due to the short term loan completed in 2OLl. A contributing factor to
the system's financial difficulties is that the Financial Feasibility Study, upon which the acquisition
financing was based, assumed that all customers would be charged for reclaimed water
immediately. Due to permitting of the Del Prado plant expansion and the process of meeting with the
various customers, the implementation of charges to all reclaimed water customers has not been
completed.
As mentioned earlier, the provision of free reclaimed water to some customers has contributed to
the supply issues outlined. lt is believed that the implementation of the Board approved reclaimed
water charge will provide a necessary incentive for users to be more efficient in their use of the
resource. For example, it will be less likely that a customer would utilize reclaimed water to fill golf
course ponds for aesthetic reasons if this activity was incurring an expense.
It is important to note that in the meetings that have been conducted with reclaimed water
customers, it has been communicated to FGUA staff that a charge for the reclaimed water by the
FGUA would place a large financial burden on the users and could cause some of the golf courses to
cease operations.
Recommended FGUA Action Plan
1-. Authorize implementation of approved reclaimed water rate/charge for all reclaimed water
customers in NFM System. lmplementation of this action would include:
. Approval of Resolution 2OL2-IO, scheduled for January L9. 2OLL, amending the North
Fort Myers rate schedule regarding reclaimed water.
. Send a notice letter in Januarv 2012 to all reclaimed water customers, not currently
being billed, of the plan to implement a charge for reclaimed water;
. The charge for all reclaimed water customers would be effective March L.2012;
. The newly charged customers will initlally be charged a phase-in rate of $.14lkgal, which
is L/2 of the current Board approved rate of $.28/kgal;
. Effective Oclober L.2OI2, the reclaimed water customers will be charged the full FGUA
reclaimed water rate for the NFM system.
2. Authorize necessary capital projects to test, repair or replace all reclaimed water meters, and to
install appropriate automated control mechanisms.
¡ TestinÉ of existing meters is already under way.
. Staff is working to finalize the project scope, obtain cost estimates, prepare necessary
work authorizations and budget/ClP modifications to expeditiously move forward with
these improvements.

. A preliminary cost estimate for the capital project is $215,000, The work authorizations
and any necessary budget amendments will be presented to the Board at a future Board
meeting.
3. Authorize FGUA staff to initiate discussions/renegot¡ation of agreements with reclaimed water
customers to review and refine actual resource needs, commitments, and potential credits for
receiving and storing reclaimed water during the wet season. The goal is to complete the review
and potential renegotiation of these agreements by the Julv 7. 2Ot2.
4. Establish and implement an FGUA policy to allocate reclaimed water resources with priority being
determined as follows:
Priority 1 - Customers with reclaimed water agreements where the FGUA is committed to
provide a specific quantity of reclaimed water.
Prioritv 2 - Customers with reclaimed water agreements, but with no specific quantity being
committed bythe FGUA.
Prioritv 3 - Customers without reclaimed water agreements.

Attachment A
Map Showing Major Reclaimed Water Customers

Attachment B
Letter from the City of Cape Coral

wOctober 26,2011
Mr. Tarek M. Fahmy, P.E.
Director of Operations
Florida Governmental Utility Authority
280 Wekiva Springs Rd #2000
Longwood, Florida 32779-6098
RE: North Fort MyersiFGUA lnterconnect- lnter-Local Agreement
Mr. Fahmy:
City of Cape Coral
As you are aware, the City of Cape Coral currently has an lnter-Local Agreement wÍth FGUA
that was approved on Decernber 6rn, 2004 to establish procedures for the use of their
reclaimed water.
This agreement was also amended on August 8th, 2007 to continuously provide irrigation
service to the City through two interconnects:
The first point of connection is located near the intersection of Del Prado Boulevard and US
41. The second point of connection is located at the intersection of De Navarra Parkway and
Garden Boulevard. FGUA agreed to reserve, as needed by the City up to (+7-¡ 1,075,000
gallons of reclaimed water per day for the City of Cape Coral's customers.
It has been brought to the City's attention, that we have not been receiving all of our reserved
capacity. Subsequently, we have received numerous complaints from our customers and the
respective property managers which include, the lsland Coast High School, Bella Vita,
Entrada and the lsles of Porto Vista developments. These customers have repeatedly
reported that they are not receiving adequate reclairned water flows from FGUA and are
experiencing occasional low pressure within their irrigation systems.
The City of Cape Coral Utilities Department has also met individually with all of property
representatives in regards to these issues and they are all unanimously demanding a more
reliable system. Unfortunately, the City of Cape Coral Utilities Department does not have the
funding at this time to provide a higher level of irrigation system reliability in the event of
unforeseen andior uncontrollable events.
ln addition, the developers have expressed concerns that FGUA currently cannot meet
irrigation demand at this time and ultimately, will not be able to meet future demands when
these large developments reach full build-out capacity.
Utilities Department . City of Cape Coral . P.O. Box 150027 . Cape Coral, Florida 33915-0027
(239) 574-0710 ' Fax (239) 574-0731 ' www.capegov.org
Co-County Seaf - Lee County, Florida

Mr. Tarek M. Fahmy, p.E. - North Fort Myers/FGUA lnterconnect- lnter-LocalAgreement
October 26,2011
Page two
The city of cape coral is aware that some of these issues were a result of the unforeseen
droughi conditi'ons experienced during early summ er 2011. We are also aware that there
was a main break in äarly Septembei of 2011; in both cases, the City did not receive the
reserved irrigation water cáp""ity of (+/-) 1,075,000 million gallons per day as stated above.
The City has also met with some of your representatives and your Chief Operator to
collectiväly resolve these issues. However, to our knowledge there has been no effective
resolution at this time.
We are doing our best to cooperate and work together with all parties involved to resolve
these issues. However, if we cannot come to a resolution in a timely manner we may have to
invoke our right to mandatory mediation, as a last resort.
We respectfully request a meeting with FGUA representatives and all of the property
,"pr"r"àt"tives currently tied into this system within the next two weeks. I feel confìdent that
by working together, we can come up with a more reliable system to serve and meet the
needs of the parties involved.
Kindest Reg
CAPE C ARTMENT
irector
(t. fafrmy-FcUA lrrigation NFM 10-25-2011)

Attachment C
Response Letter from the FGUA to the City of Cape Coral

November 22,20tL
Jefl Pearson
Utilities Director
Utilities DePartment
City of Cape Coral
P.O. Box !5OO27
Cape Coral, Florida 339L5-OO27
RE: FGUA - Nofth Fort Myers Reclaimed Water Agreement
-- (:a-t¡1r\
-_
This letter is intended to provide you with a formal response to your letter
to the FGUA dated October 26, 2OLI, as well as a follow-up to the
November 1-st meet¡ng in Fort Myers between representatives of the
FGUA, the City of Cape Coral, and Lee County.
The FGUA understands and acknowledges the concerns expressed by the
city regarding the FGUA delivering the quantities of reclaimed water
contemplated by the agreement with the city. As discussed at the
November 1st meeting, the quantities delivered have been adversely
impacted by a number of factors, including:
. Temporary reduction in reclaimed water supply due to the
expansion construction project atthe Del Prado WWTP.
c Suboptimal controls needed to properly manage/allocate the
reclaimed water upstream of the city connection point, including
prevention of tam Pering.
. Lack of incentive by some FGUA reclaimed water customers to
efficiently use limited reclaimed water resources'
Please be assured that the FGUA takes our obligations very seriously, and
that we are taking measures to the FGUA Board of Directors at their next
meeting, which will address the reliability of deliveries to the city. The
primary actions include:
L. lnitiating an immediate capital project to repair/replace all reclaimed
water meters in the system; as well as installing automated control
mechanisms so that the utility can better control the amount of
supply provided to each customer upstream of Cape Coral
2. lnitiate a charge for reclaimed water to all reclaimed water
customers.
LEA ANN THOMAS; CHAIR
Polk CounÇ
DOUG MEURER
Lee County
ROBERT KNIGHT
Citrus County
SHANE PARKER
Hendry County
MICHELE BAKER
Pasco County
MICHAEL CRUMPTON, P.E.
Desoto County
FGUA OPERATIONS OFFICE
Government Services Group, lnc.
280 Wekiva Springs Rd., ste 2000
Longwood FL32779
A77/552-3482 Toll Free
4071629-6900 Tel
4O7 /629-6963 Fax
11

These efforts should provide the control needed by the utility to more effectively manage the reclaimed
water resources, while also impacting the behavior/demand of the other reclaimed water customers. We
appreciate the City's patience while the FGUA takes these corrective steps, and look forward to providing the
City with a reliable source of reclaimed water in the future.
lf you have any questions on this matter please do not hesitate to contact me.
Sincerely,
Stephen M. Spratt
Assistant System Manager
CC: Brian Armstrong
Heather Encinosa
John Pelham
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Florida Governmental ut¡lity Authority
Board Agenda ltem
Thursday, January Lg, 2OL2
PH La Approval of Resolution 2oL2-1o Amending the previously Approved *"
Resolution for the North Fort Myers utility system; Approvat of North Fort
Myers Reclaimed Water Action plan
Resolution 2ot2-7o and the North Fort Myers Reclaimed water Action plan are provided under
PH 1-.

Florida Governmental Utility Authority
Board Agenda ltem
Thursday, JanuarY L9, 2OL2
M 1 Approval of the December 15, 2oL1" FGUA Public Hearing and Regulat Meeting
Minutes

Florida Governmental Ut¡lity Authority
Board of Directors Meeting Minutes
Thursday, December 15, 2OL1, at 1:OO pm
Suncoast Estates Gommunity Center
2241, Gase Lane
North Fort Myers, FL 33917
Board Members Present
Lea Ann Thomas, Chair, Director, Polk County
Robert Knight, Vice Chair, Director, Citrus County
Pam Keyes, Alternate Director, Lee County
Shane Parker, Director, Hendry County
Michael Crumpton, Director, Desoto County
Staff Present
Steve Spratt, FGUA Assistant System Manager,
John Pelham, FGUA General Counsel, Pennington,
Heather Encinosa, FGUA Utility Counsel, Utility
Kaamilya Pereira, FGUA Board Clerk, GSG
Rob Dickson, FGUA Capital Program
Jerry Connolly, FGUA Operations Manager,
David DiLena, FGUA Chief Financial Officer,
Meredith Miller, Community Services Ma
Bob Fa
John Meye
Mark
,:.li;:,i.:,
'i i't:"1 '
t- Callto Ordéiiiiii:
t:r.;ir
'ai
Ms. Lea Ann Thomas cal
ll- lnvocation
Ms. Thomas provided an invocation.
lll - Pledge of Allegiance
to order at 1:00 p.m.
Ms. Thomas led the assembly in the Pledge of Allegiance to the flag.
lV - Public Hearing
Ms. Heather Encinosa provided an overview of the Notice of lntent to Use the Uniform Method
resolutions, not¡ng that this is done annually for Collier County and Lee County and is not an
impose special assessments.
December í.5,2OtI FGUA Public Hearing and Regular Meet¡ng Minutes
Wilkinson, Bell&
of Collection
obligation to
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pH 1 pubtic Hearing on Resolution 2012-08 Notice of lntent to Use the Uniform Method of
Collection in Collier County, Florida
Ms. Thomas opened the public hearing on Resoluti on 2ot2-o8 al L:O2 p'm' and called for comments from
the public regarding the Notice of lntent to use the uniform Method of collection in collier county' Hearing
no comments from the public, Ms. Ttromai closed the public hearing on Resolution 2ot2-o8 Notice of lntent
to use the uniform Method of collection in collier county, Florida at 1:02 p'm'
pH 1a Approval of Resolutio n 2Ot2-Qg Etecting to use the uniform Method of collecting Non-Ad
Valorem Special Assessments Levied w¡tnin the Unincorporated Area of Collier County,
Florida
Mr.ShaneParkermotionedtoadoptResolution2ot2.oS
collection in collier county, Florida. Mr. Robert Knig¡ht secot
was una nimouslY aPProved.
PH2 Public Hearing on Resolution 201
Collection in Lee CountY, Florida
Ms. Thomas opened the public hearing on Reso
the public regarding the Notice of Intent to Use the
comments from the public, Ms. Thomas
Use the Uniform Method of Collection in nty, Florida
vt-
PH 2a APProval of Resolution
Valorem Special Assessments
M1
Vll - ConsentAgenda
p.m.
to Use the Uniform Method of
. All were in favor and the motion
to use niform Method of CollectinÉ Non-Ad
Area of Lee CountY, Florida
. All were in favor and the motion
Ms. Thomas closed the Public Comment
cA 1 Acceptance of Lehigh Acres Utility Advisory Committee (UAC) Members and Amendment to
the Lehigh Acres ând Golden Gate UAC By-Laws
provided for the Board,s acceptance were applications for the expiring term seat for the Lehifh Acres UAC'
The term openings were advertised in tne iocal newspaper in addition to the FGUA newsletter' Three new
applications were received and one current uAc member reapplied' The Board reappointed the previous
member at the November meeting. The Lehigh Acres UAC by-laws established a five (5) person committee in
2006 but staff betieves the committee *o-ulo benefit from both additional candidates participating and
wourd recommend the expansion to a seven (7) member committee, which would eliminate the likelihood of
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tie votes. ln addition, the UAC By-Laws established that any change or amendment such as the one above
would require a separate advertisement to be placed in the local paper five days prior to the FGUA Board
meet¡ng. Staff and legal counsel recommend this requirement be removed from the Lehigh Acres and
Golden Gate UAC by-laws to save future costs and administrative time for such notices. Staff recommended
approval of item CA 1; to expand the Lehigh Acres UAC to seven (7) members with appointment of Mohamed
Yasin and Willie Singleton, and approval that the UAC by-laws is amended as set forth on the "Lehi$h Acres
UAC By-Law Changes" and the "Golden Gate UAC By-Law Changes" as provided in the agenda package.
CA2 Approval of Change Order No. 1to the Construction Agreement with Guymann Construction
of Florida, lnc. foi the Waterway Estates lnterconnect Project, FGUA Project No. NFM 002 in
the North Fort Myers Utility System
Provided for the Board's consideration was Change Order No. the Construction Agreement with
Guymann Construction of Florida, lnc. (Guymann) related to rway Estates lnterconnect project,
FGUA Project No. NFM 002 for the total deductive amount of $ .87. ln order to maintain the project
schedule, Bids were received for the project on June 10,
and Florida Department of Transportation permitting
!o all Lee County Development Order
On June 16, 2011 the
Construction Agreement with Guymann was approved
ntly executed by the Board
Chair. The aforementioned permit issues have now
Contract. Change Order No. 1 ¡ncorporates th
ved,
into the
numerous changes to the
as well as two (2) other
changes (items 8 and 9) proposed by Guymann as rized below:
t. Structural and
County Development
iate Pu n (lPS) per Lee
2. Deletion of 3O-inch HDPE Bridge Parkway per Lee County Utilities
3. Modify turnout crossings wi
-of-way from open cut to directional
drill per FDOT permit requi
4. Modify and unty Standards not in effect at
the time
5. Add fo
Count}ì
t the ut crossings per the Lee County
Deve
6. lncrease the
'' ;'¡r,:
ano m$if the requirements within the open cut FDOT turnout
ility d
SCA.D¡ system. :i;ti,,, ',i:ii:i:
10. lncöiþorate other niib"cellaneoúb
oeueiäiiç¡t order. îÍi;
':':i;:ì:l:,. .:l:,iì.::.:..;;
Staff reco m m e n d ed u pp roøi,i"of'ç6¡?¡ij
.:41i,ji1i!i,,,.
's Req r lnformation No. 1.
uggestions proposed by the Contractor related to the IPS
site modifications to the IPS site per the Lee County
CA 3 Approval of Améñïinent No. 1 to Camp Dresser & McKee, lnc. (CDM) Work Authorization
CDM 11-03 for the Wateruay Estates lnterconnect Project, FGUA Project No. NFM 002 in
the North Fort Myers Utilíty System
Provided for the Board's consideration was Amendment No. 1to Camp Dresser & McKee, lnc. (CDM) Work
Authorization CDM 11-03 related to the Waterway Estates lnterconnect project, FGUA Project No. NFM 002
in the lump sum amount of $16,000.00. CDM has been providing construction contract administration
services to the FGUA under Work Authorization CDM 11-03, previously approved by the Board on June 16,
2jtt for the lump sum amount of $335,000.00. This Amendment provides for the re-desígn of the precast
electrical building at the lntermediate Pump Station (lPS). Given that the project is being funded by Lee
County, both staff and Lee County Utilities reviewed the cost and validity of this request with CDM on
November 29,2OIt. Staff recommended approval of CA 3.
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CA4 Approval of Change Order No. 2 to the Standard Construction Agreementwith Shenandoah
General Construction Company, lnc. for PS OO7 l&l Removal and Manhole Rehabilitation in
the Pasco UtilitY SYstem
provided for the Board's consideration was Change Order No. 2 to the Standard Construction A$reement
with Shenandoah General Construction Company, lnc. for PS OO7 l&l Removal and Manhole Rehabilitation in
the pasco Utility System in the additive amount of $65,692.50 and a time extension of 586 days for this
additional work. This additive change order and time extension is for additional repairs beyond the original
estimated quantities of the contract. These repairs were identified during Televising and cleaning efiorts in
the Aloha Gardens service area. Repairs include MH-MH lining, Testing and Sealing Joints and correction of
break in connections. performing Ülese trenchless repairs in the Pasco Utility System if done early can help
prevent sink holes from forming and more costly point repairs. Staff approval CA 4.
CA 4a Approval of Work Authorization GSG 12-07 with nt Services Group, lnc. for general
inspection services for FGUA Project No. PS
Order No. 2, l&l Removal and
Manhole Rehabilitation, in the Pasco Utility
Provided for the Board's consideration was Work Authori
Government Services GrouP, lnc.
(GSG) will perform 24 hours of general constructionj n will include observation and
l. and Manhole Rehabilitation
documentation of the construction of PS 007 Changǡ No.2, l&l
in the Pasco Utility System for the not to exceed
Change Order No. 2 includes: manhole to manhole li'n
connections. GSG will collect and record information
completion in accordance with applica
nt of $2,952.00.
the ins
identified in the PS 007
and repair of break in
to ensure project
4a.
CA 5 Approval of a
the Southwest Florida
Management District
mental Utility AuthoritY for
Weathãr Reclaimed Water tnté'i.-c.gndöü;i-Sf9,,f,,?,Ë" andQr{l.tnping Project
l:;il :..
?-i1r
provided for the Board's,,"ôßitjÈiat¡on was uiìi.ö.".ppu¡.q}iVéiiriüifqine nþîéement between the southwest
Ftorida water Managemehî,ioìãtr¡ct tSWF,Wlvlol arìUj¡¡.0"¡¡$ä'"c_oveÈri'iÍí-ëntal Water
a Wet
utility Authoritv fglu.*-"'t_*:111:t
rectaimed project inine ii'ffi;l,pur.o 1ffin spr¡nåé.üì,tj.. ity system."'This project will consist of thl,desiel
permitting and consttu.a¡o6'lldj;:,,3
water'lië.fp.¡age tank and pumping system as well as an
interconnect to.Pasco.,county's:'recfaimecl:',water system. un ucrooer aY' zuru' SL.rlr irpprudr'rrË(
ôffiwMD p¡neitáSrÄncióte.niyór Water svsté,ù. On October !9, 2OLO, staff approached the
'
easiri.:Bóard with,,a,:r9,guéç1,to consider out-of-cycle fundingfor allocation for
Withiaireq uê5,1,to co ns i d e r o ut-of-cvcle f u nd i n g for I q:?! "¡1l?l
Àn enøineerinäi,ieas¡oitiiv"stüuv to èvâluate atterriät¡ve,'aþproaches to utilizing excess wet weather FGUA
ié.1á¡,i"0 Wätãr. Tne Boãrd üôte.O to eiãñt+e FGUA rêöuest on December 1, 2O7O. ln January 2011' FGUA
nìiáá waoe-rrìäii¡g perform a We.ti,y.9ãttrei,ieas¡o¡lity study, which was finalized and preseT:l1:
lT,f9yl
board in July Zöl'l¡.,. The seleci
pumping station al'ohgiwith an in
permitted ano constiù-ðitZd.as part ot.1$is project. This project is a multi-year project and $1,200,000 of the
project cost to be funded',,iiy,gWFWMO., fne est¡mated total project cost is-$2,400,000 and will be
cost to be funded',,6y,SWFW,$O'i, fne est¡mated total project cost is $2,400,000 and will be funded
bV óWfWVlD and F6UA ovêr,iprg,yeaiiiþöriod. Staff recommended approval of CA 5.
'.;.:,;':':,ì j".f .;.'
CA 6 Approvat of WorX'ffihorization WT 12-05 with Wade Trim for Final Engineering Due Diligence
for the FGUA's Purchase of the Assets of the Mad Hatter Utility, lnc.
provided for the Board's consideration was Work Authorization WT 12-05 with Wade Trim to perform all final
engineering due diligence related to the Mad Hatter Utility, lnc. system. The scope of work outlined in the
woit< autnorization ié consistent with the engineering due diligence efforts completed for previous FGUA
utility acquisitions. The final engineering due diligence for Mad Hatter was originally included in a previous
work authorization with pBS&J in 2009. However, due to the recent turnover of key staff, since the
acquisition of pBS&J by Atkins, the parties have agreed to cancel the outstanding work authorization,
allowing the FGUA to engage Wade Trim to undertake the engineering due dili$ence. The lump sum fee to be
paid tJwade Trim for ihese services is $79,000. The previously approved fee for PBS&J was $90,000.
These fees are contingent upon a successful acquisition by the FGUA. ln the event that a successful
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acqu¡s¡tion is not accomplished, no fees will be paid to Wade Trim for the work described. Staff
recommended approval of CA 6; to cancel the remaining work under Work Authorization PBSJ 09-07, and
approve Work Authorization WT 12-05 with Wade Trim for final engineering due diligence for Mad Hatter
Utility, lnc.
CA 7 Approval of Work Authorization No. USW MD t2-O4 with U.S. Water Corporation for ISDC
#19, F&l WWTP Effluent Disposal Pumping Station Project for the MacDill AFB Utility System
Provided for the Board's consideration was Work Authorization No. USW MD 12-04 with U.S. Services to
proceed with the work of ISDC Project #19. The MacDill Air Force Base privatization includes an lnitial
Systems Deficiency Correction (ISDC) program, which is outlined in the FGUA contract with the Government.
US Water Services Corporation will construct a new effluent disposal pumping station to relieve dual
pumping between the golf course irrigation system and the effluent I fields currently performed by a
single station located adjacent to the Golf Course Pond. This includes the design, permitting,
installation, and certification to Hillsborouglh County Standa lump sum cost for this project is
$264,608 payable in twelve (12)equal monthly payments. approval of CA 7.
CA 7a Approval of Work Authorization GSG M with nt Services Group, lnc. related
to lnspection Services for ISDC
MacDill
system being completed by
U.S. Water Services Corporation
Authorization U
Provided for the Board's consideration was Work Au
Group, lnc. to provide all necessary ingpB-ction
MD 12-0
acDill AFB
ment Services
completed by U.S. Water Services
GSG for inspection costs related to this
which is consistent with the FGUA
budgeted amounts. The 5% LumP Sum
$14,866 and will be paid
2072Io January 2013.
er work
toa
ment
sum fee of 5o/o of the total project cost,
ll AFB, and consistent with the
under this work authorization is
period, from February
CA 8 Approval MD 12-05 with U,S. Water Corporation for ISDG
for the MacDill AFB
#22, Zemke iiRehabilitation Part 2 Project
Provided Work ion No. USW MD t2-O5. The MacDill Air Force
Base privati includes an
FGUA contr
end dates of
2). Therefore, this
#22, which is now
Services Corporation w
pipe bursting method,
Deficiency Correction (ISDC) program, which is outlined in the
was recently amended (P0OO11) to swap the staft and
Part 1) with ISDC #22 (Gravity Sewer Rehabilitation part
lows US Water Services to proceed with the work of ISDC Project
in March 2072, with a 24 month construction period. US Water
to this system and include replacement of dilapidated mains by
new mains to re-route around the existing housing area, open cut
installation, lining of select ns, manhole installation, and manhole rehabilitation. Approximately
5,25O feet of sewer mains and 36 manholes will be corrected under this work. This project includes the
desisn, permitting, installation, and certification of the work to Hillsborough County Standards. Total lump
sum cost for this project is fi2,247,643 payable in twenty-four (24) equal monthly payments. Staff
recommended approval of CA 8.
CA 8a Approval of Work Authorization No. GSG t2-O8 with Government Services Group, lnc. related
to lnspection Services for ISDC projects in the MacDill AFB utility system being completed by
U.S. Water Services Corporation under Work Authorization No. USW t2-O5
Provided for the Board's consideration was Work Authorization No. GSG t2-O8 for Government Services
Group, lnc. (GSG) related to the provision of inspection services to the FGUA associated with the MacDill AFB
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lnitial Systems Deficiencies project #22. GSG will provide all necessary inspection services for the MacDill
AFB ISDC project being completeO Oy U.S. Water Services Corporation under work authorization USW 12-05.
The compensation to GSG for inspection costs related to this project equates to a lump sum fee of 5% of the
total project cost, which is consistent with the FGUA proposal to the Government for MacDill AFB, and
consistent with the budgeted amounts. The 5% Lump sum compensation for inspections under this work
authorization is $125,gãS anO will be paid in equal monthly payments to GSG over a twenty-four month
period, from March 2Ot21o February 2Ot4. Staff recommended approval of CA 8a'
cA g Approval of work Authorization wT 12-04, with wade Trim, lnc. for consulting Engineering
Services, Seven Springs Wet Weather Reclaimed Water lnterconnect, Storage and Pumping
Project in the Pasco Utility System
Provided for the Board's consideration was Work Authorization
engineering services related to the seven springs wet weather
Pumping Project in the Pasco Utilìty System. ,t,lï,iii
The FGUA, in cooperation with the Southwest Florida W
Water lnterconnect, Storage and
District (SWFWMD), comPleted a
feasibility study to explore reclaimed system i projects. rall intent for the reclaimed
system improvements is to provide diurnal and wet storage, and ission of reclaimed water to
existing residential and commercial irrigation custQ to offset potable use. The FGUA has
entered into a cooperative funding agreement wi D for lfu 50%) of the reclaimed
system improvements. The project is ident¡fied as No. FGUA Wet Weather
Reclaimed Water I nterconnect, Storage mping this Work , Wade Trim will
design and permitthe three projects i
ing agreement.
The projects include construction of a 3 mi
Seven Springs WWTP site, an i nection
of approximately 1,400 lineanifêç small
limited support services toj:,FGUA
projects in the cooperatiV"ä.iiÍunding
recommended aPProval of C419,.
nk and transfer PumP station on the
water system, and extension
in. Wade Trim will also Provide
, and construction for all
these services is $330,000. Staff
cA 10 noo rorwo.,riÄútnü¡*oät,'*,eri'W1- 1tiób to wade Trim, tnc. for Professional Engineering
- -r.r.,S¿rvices
reiäted to thä.;Rehabilita"tiöfi.:.änd"Tmprovements at Master Lift Station 01 (LS 01)'
i',',i'..,:
fGUA Project"Ñiimper Ñffr4,.,g,p in the Ñörtn fort Myers Utility System
'' .:, :'l:t: ¡.;r:\. ,jii::jlr ,i:);i¡i::i,.
t''.i;i.1i:7,
';r:;;:;r,:.. ':':i,lil,,
-
¡^ r^,^r^ T-¡- ra^ /\Àra¿{n Trim\
provided ^-
for the"Böar:d,s considerufón. *ur Wäi..h,,nuthorization No. WT t2-O5 to Wade Trim, lnc. (Wade Trim)
io,. Þror"sional Engineering serv¡cè#retated tö''tne rehabilitation and improvements to the existing Master
Lift Station No. 01 1LS'O-1)in tne ruo(þ"fort Myers Utility System'
Duringthe due ditigence'ór:gg".gpsfg,liihg acquisition of the North Fort Myers UtilitySystem, itwas noted that
the LS-01 was in neeo of iä'iig,'i1g.Íffiirs and rehabilitation to maintain system reliability. As part of the
design work for FGUA projeci'Ñþjffirvr OO2 waterway Estates lnterconnect, the engineer of record, CDM,
included the LS-01 repairs as aiROOitive Alternate to the Base Bid for the interconnect project. The lowest
price for the combined Base Bid plus the Additive Alternate was submitted by Guymann Construction of
Florida, lnc. (Guymann). Guymann's bid of $803,664.00, as well as all of the other six (6) b¡ds for the
Additive Alternate worr, exceôded the FGUA's budget for this work and the contract was therefore awarded
to Guymann for the Base Bid pipeline work alone, giving staff time to reevaluate the required improvements
to LS-01.
Given their unique familiarity with the North Fort Myers wastewater bystem, Wade Trim was requested to
provide a proposal for thé professional engineering services to complete the design of the LS-01
rehabilitation and improvemenis. Wade Trim'sengineering and design proposal for this work was received
in the amount of $80,360.00. staff recommended approval of cA 10.
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Mr. Robert Knight noted that his questions regardingthe $2,500 bill under item CA 2were answered to his
satisfaction by staff.
Mr. Robert Knight motioned to approve the Consent Agenda, items CA 1 through CA 10 as presented. Ms.
Pam Keyes seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion was unanimously approved.
Vlll- Finance and Administration
FA 1 PRMG Pasco Seven Springs and Aloha Gardens Rate Structure Reports
Mr. Steve Spratt announced that the Committee for Better Water Now is now retitled as the Pasco Customer
Committee and will continue working with staff on an informationa Mr. Spratt noted that members
from the Lindrick service area will participate in the committee.
Mr. Spratt presented agenda item FA 1, noting that in the by PRMG it is recommended that
the an inactive account fee is implemented in the Pasco
increase revenue for the system and then revisit
just a report as to what staff has been in discussion
Spratt noted that he has discussed the PRMG ana
the implementation of an inactive accountfee.
nd Aloha Gardens service areas to
cap la . Spratt stated that this item is
customer 1nd the analysis by PRMG. Mr.
Ms. Michele Ba she has no objections to
FA2 Appointment of Special
Myers Utility System
for Pu FGUA North Fort
Mr. David Dilena presented agenda item rd appoint the Chief Financial Officer
or desiÉnee and the Customer Service
to hold a Public Hearing to
North Fort Myers Utility System.
:00 p.m. at the Suncoast Estates
will be continued to the FGUA Board of
itGolden Gate Community Center in Naples.
considerratead justmentsr.-9.,!g!-e.*1.!P*reclaimedii
Th e s pecia I M aste rs Pu bl i ciiHeäii iiãiiþ.'i pptr eo u I eo'
Community Center in NodhiiiFor-t Myë!gi,å{h1s Ou
Di rectors meeting on .lanuäii,,;-19, 2Ot2
lx-
Operations
oP1
X - lnformational ltems
J.,:ilems Presented.
uested. Mr. Shane Parker seconded the motion.
lN 1 Status Update on the Florida Governmental Utility Authority (FGUA) Capital lmprovement
Program (ClP)
The FGUA Capital lmprovement Project report was provided to the Board.
lN 2 Status Update on the Florida Governmental Utility Authority (FGUA)
Program
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The FGUA Community Outreach Program reports for each system were provided to the Board.
lN 3 FGUA lnactive Account Collection Summary
The FGUA lnactive Account Collection Summary reports for each system were provided to the Board'
lN 4 Acceptance of Golden Gate Utility Advisory Committee Meeting Minutes
The Golden Gate Utility Advisory iommittee Meeting Minutes were provided to the Board.
lN 5 Operations Transition Update
Mr. Jerry Connolly stated that Severn Trent Environmental Services ) should have all the repairs to be
made completed by the end of next week.
Mr. DiLena stated that it was verified that 19 accounts that be shut down bY the transit¡on date,
that were not and he is confident that the work on this m
December.
completed by STES bY the end of
Mr. Spratt stated that as a result of the conve the STES system Opus system, which U.S.
Water uses, there were a few accounts that did a bill in October. explained that with
the Opus system if a serial number didn't have a zero out illing account balance.
due to this
tions serv¡ces will ri be issued untilthe
answers provided.
tN6
and staff will provide'öóÏig.ns to the A.þ.a,rO as soon as possible'
"'.ii¡,,. .:,i,,'il'l'
xl_ systemManager .,i;i.i:,lr,i,¡,:;liii',
1:.1...'.:.itì.
SM 1 Developer connédt"ibn & Service Extension Policy
minutes, Mr. Parker asked if Mr.
concerns were add ressed;
nolly and was satisfied with the
Énä.taOministrat¡on of a Hardship Program and have
Mr. Spratt stated that this item is being deferred to the January meeting. The policy is currently in the final
stages with General Counsel and Utility Counsel.
SM 2 Approvalof the FGUA Board MeetingScheduleforCalendarYear2OT2
Mr. Spratt presented the FGUA Board Meeting Schedule for 2O!2 and noted that the meeting dates in
Februäry, June and December are not on the iegutarly scheduled third Thursday of the month due to the
Strategiô planning Session, FAC Annual Conference and to keep the meeting away from the holidays. Mr.
sprattãtso stated that staff also thought it would be a good idea to have the February strategic Planning
Sässion at the MacDill Air Force Base so that the Board could also have a tour of the facilities there. Mr.
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Spratt noted that Legal Counsel did express concerns in regards to the security procedures for entrance to
the Air Force Base. However, staff has made arrangements for those who wish to attend.
Mr. Robert Knight motioned to approve SM 2, the FGUA Board Meeting Schedule for Calendar Year 2Ot2 as
presented. Mr. Michael Crumpton seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion was unanimously
approved.
SM 3 Approval of Modifications to the FGUA Customer Seruice Policies and Procedures
Mr. Spratt presented item SM 3 and noted that the most significant change is that the payment plan may not
exceed 24 months, as it was previously 12 months. The other modifications were administrative changes.
Mr. Knight commented that he likes the document, but feels it is i nt in regards to the various fees.
Such as some offices charge extra for after-hours utility turn night stated that he would like a
repo(/policy to come back as soon as possible addressing ues, not so much as an increase to
others but in fairness across the board. Mr. Spratt agreed that staff will begin to compile the
resolutions and set hearings to adjust the fees for consiste
Mr. Robert Knight motioned to approve SM 3,
Procedures as presented. Mr. Shane Parker
unanimously approved.
to the
motion. All
Service Policies and
favor and the motion was
SM 4 Marion County Discussio
Mr. Spratt stated that FGUA was invited
interested in selling. The County reached the
Marion County Commiss last wee
tt
evaluations of their util
a reso
'.:,.-/
where they will 5e preserÍffiiá resolutl
there are approximatety 13ip,p.p utility
who wishes to attend the meeting is '¡
Agenda itu' Yf.¡lQi?,T,,l9tio thtljl,llg
s
t
" -.ri.,t.:..j:tìì;ì:;,,
.1..:::.;;:::ì,,
',"ts:,1i;iilr, "':ili
: ,",1
¡.'.;1r.,i
a
nty wh
approximately eight private utilities
FGUA concept. At a workshoP the
A to undertake due diligence
due diligence. Mr. Spratt stated that
nections i . Mr. Spratt stated that any member of the Board
al the resolution will be presented as a Consent
is , the work would be done at-risk.
n a position as the Executive Administrative Assistant/Board
Ms. Encinosa presented item UC.l-. The FGUA recently received notice of its eligibility to participate in an outof-court
setilement of various claims against the Bank of America ("BAC") concerning alleged violations of
state and federal antitrust and other laws by BAC and other providers, brokers, and advisors involving the
marketing, sales, and placement of municipal bond derivatives durinS the time period of January 1, 1998 to
December 31-,2007. The FGUA has been deemed an eligible partyto participate in this settlement as an
entity that was injured by the alleged improper bidding and other practices involving unreasonable restraints
on cómpetition in the marketing, sale, and placement of bonds (bid rigging, price fixing, conspiring with other
providers to engage in deceptive trade practices, and/or other unfair, anticompetitive, or fraudulent conduct)
regarding pasl FGUA issuances: Carrollwood (Claim No. 1000352), Poinciana (Claim No. 1000353)'
poJnc¡anã (Claim No. 1000354)¡ Sarasota (Claim No. 1000355), and Sarasota (Claim No. 1000356)' A
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epresentative copy of the Notice Letter, Election to Participate, Release, and Q&A received for one of the
claims were provided to the Board in the agenda package.
lf the Board elects to accept the setuement claims, once received, the proceeds should be deposited in the
appropriate utility system account for which they were generated. once the claims are filed later this month
Counsel can work with the finance department to establish where exactly the monies should go. This is
particularly important for systems the FGUA no longer owns as monies attributable to those systems may
need to be prorated between owners. ln order to participate in this settlement, the FGUA must file an
Election to participate and Release by January 3, 2Ot2. Ms. Encinosa recommended approval for her to
proceed with the proposed settlement with Bank of America'
Mr. Robert Knight motioned to approve the Proposed settlements with Bank of America as presented. Mr.
Shane part

Item
Florida Governmental ut¡lity Authority
Board A$enda ltem
Thursday, January L9, 2OL2
cA 1 Approval of the FGUA Standard util¡ty tnfrastructure conveyance and service
Agreement with MDLT Properties, LLC. for FGUA Developer Proiect 11-005 SSD'
Dr. pikos Administrative Offices - Thousand Oaks Gommerce Genter Located in
the Pasco (Seven Springs) Ut¡¡ity System
Summary
provided for your review and consideration is the FGUA Standard Utility lnfrastructure Conveyance and
Service Agreementwith MDLT properties, LLC. for a project located al8740 Mitchell Blvd, New Port Richey,
Pasco County Florida, in the Pasco (Seven Springs) utility system.
This project will consist of a 4,ooo sq. ft expansion to the existing office space' construction completion is
anticipated to be the second quarter of 2OI2-
The wastewater facilities from Dr. pikos Administrative offices will connect to the existing wastewater
collection system clean out on Mahaleb Dr. off Mitchell Blvd. The water facilities to be installed will connect
to the existing water service line on Mahaleb Dr. off Mitchell Blvd.
The agreement was signed for the developer by Dr. Michael Pikos, who has the authority as the Manager of
MDLT Properties, LLC.
Recommendation
staff recommends approval of the FGUA Utility lnfrastructure conveyance and service A$reement to provide
water and wastewater service to Dr. pikos Administrative offices - Thousand oaks commerce center, FGUA
Project No. 11 - OO5 SSD, located in the Pasco (Seven Springs) Utility System'
Budget lmPact
N/A
Board Action
Moved by:
Seconded by:
Action Taken:

FLORI DA GOVERN M ENTAL UTI LITY AUTH O RITY
CONVEYANCE AND SERVICE AGREEMENT - BOARD APPROVAL CHECKLIST
Project Name: I Dr. Pikos Admin Offices System: Water and Wastewater
Project No: | 11-005 SSD County: Pasco
Projected Date for FGUA Board Meeting Consideration January t9,2Ot2
Item Description Reviewed by Date
CONVEYANCE AG REEM ENT SIG NED JDKlPKS L2/L9/1"1
SIGNED BY Michael Pikos. Manager JDKlPKS L2/L9/1"L
FEES PA|D ON L2/r9/71 JDKlPKS L2/79/tt
SU N BIZ DETAI LS ATTACH ED JDKlPKS L2/79/1"L
AGENDA FORM FOR BOARD MADE AND ATTACHED JDKlPKS L2/L9/1,L
Additional Comments:
SIGNATURE DATE
CONTRACÏ SERVICES TEAM LEADER: tâ nþt
PROJECT MANAGER:
btç ?\ w

INITIAL CONSENT TO ACTION BY
MEMBERS AND MANAGERS OF
MDLT PROPEIìTIES' LLC
A Florida Limited Liabitity Company
Eflective March 1 1' 20i 1
The unclersigned, constituting the initial Member(s) and Manager(s)s. of MDLT
pR6pERTIES, LLC, a Flo'ida I-imite¿ iìuui^l'itv Cornpanv,.$úe "Company")' waiving any and
all requiremenrs of r"'ri..,-."tr*t i,t *td;;itñl;ð.-l*11).to actioni specifred below in and
adopr rhe following resolutions, pursua't ìo"!*iont 608'4231 of the Florida Limited Liability
CompanY Act:
AIìTICLES OF ORGANIZATION
l.heCompany,sArticlesol-organizatiorrwerefrledirrt}reoffrceoftheDepartmentofState
ín Tallahassee, Florida on Marctr f'f,--iOU, and were assigned Document Number
4tloooo¡ 0471" by the State of Florida' lt is
RESOLVED,tl.rattheArticlesoforgarrizationasfiledu.ithtlreFloridaDepartmentofState
are apploved ancl adopted by the Mernber(s) of the Company'
OII BIì.A'I'IN G AGREEMBNT
RESOLVEI),tlrattlreoperatingAgreenlenteffective,Marchll,20ll.executedbythe
Mernber(s) and the compa.y is hereby ?p;i;"J *J adopted, and the unclersigned agree to be
;;;;;;t-d by the provisions of such operating Agreement'
RESOLVED,thattheappoiirtnretrtofMICI]AELA.PIKOSa¡clDIANL]PlKoSasthe
initi¿rl Manager(s) of the Company, as set fortìr in ittt Opt'oting Agreernent' is hereby approved and
rarified, and trrey ,lroiir.ru. å, Monug"rtri'¡ioå't-ire-þ untrt iheir'"deatrr, resig*arion or removal in
u""ord*c" with the provisions of the Operating Agreement'
FURTIIER RESÛLVED, that the company shall have trvo (2) Manager(s) until such time
as the Member(s) riecide to appoint additional Manager(s)'
CompanY.
INITIAL OF'FICERS
RESOLYED,thatthefollowingpelsonsæeappoíntedastheinitia]officersofthe

President
Secretary
Michael A. Pikos
Diane Pikos
ISSUANCE OF MEMBERSIIIP UNITS
IìESOL\zBD, that the Company acknowledges receipt of the subscription funds in the
amounts shown below, as payment of the fi.¡ll consideration for the units of the Company, one dollar
($LOO¡ per unit par value (the "Units") issued to the persons designated below:
Member No. of Units Consideration
Michael A, Pikos 5,000 10'00 and other
valuable consideration
Diane Pikos 5,000 10,00 arrd other
valuable co nsideration
FURTIIER RESOLVED, that the consideration specifred in the a1'oresaid resolutions, in
the judgment of the Manager(s)iDirector(s), at least equal to the value of the Units issued; and
FURTHER RESOLVED, that no membership certificates to eviclçnce the Units will be
issued by the Cornpany unless the cuncnt Member(s) or any futu'e Meniber(s) shall request such a
mernbership oeúi ficate.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE
RESOLVED, that the Company's principal business office shall be 1235 N, Florida
Averrue, Tatpon Springs, Florida 34689.
BANK ACCOUNTS. CREDIT CARDS. AND
CONIPAI\rY BORROWING
RESOLVED, that tire Company's Manager(s), President, Secretary and Treasurer,
or any one of tlrcm, are authorized, at their dìscretion and without ftirther action by the
Manager(s), to take the following actions:
L Open, maintain, or discontinue aceounts of the Company with any
bank or trust company;
II. Deposit or caì¡se to be deposited in those banks or trust companies
the fturds of the Company;
ilI. Designate the person ol persons authorized to dralv on those
accounts;

IV. Authorize banks and trust companies to accept for deposit in the
Company's accounts and the customer protection account atl checks a¡d drafts macle
payable to the order of tlre Company;
V. Prescribe such rules and conditions pertaining to the aforesaid
accor-rnts as he considers necessary or desirabie to protect the interests of the
Conlpaury and its customers;
Vi. Obtain credit for the Company, including opeu-end a:rd other credit
card arrangements, ald enter into agreements conceming the foregoing upon such
ternis and conditions as they consider neaessary or desirable; and
VII. Bogow utoney for the Company in such amounts, for such pedods,
at such rates of interest, and upon such other terms as they deem expeclient and to
execute in the name of the Company any note or other obligation for the payment of
amounts borrorved.
FIIRTHDR RESOLVED, that the Company's Manager(s), President, Secretary and
Treasurer, or any one of them, are aLrthorizecl to certiff any standard bank, credit card, or
loan resolution necessary to elfectuate the foregoing atrtlrorizations ancl to insett copies of
those resolutions in the minute book of the Company as part of its permanent records.
ANNUAI., MEETING
RESOLVED, that the actions taken by the Company's Manager(s)/Director(s) ancl
Member(s) pursuant to this Consent are designatecl ald deemed to be undeÉaken in lieu of
the a¡¡ual rneeting of the Corn¡rany's Manager'(s)/Dir"ector(s) and ìvfember(s) l'or the year
20i i.
F'ISCÄL YBA.R
RESOLVED, that the Company adopts a fiscal year beginning on ''larruary 1 and
ending Decernber 31 ol each year.
RATIFICATION OF ORGÄNIZATIONAL EXPBNSBS
RESOLVEI), that the appropriate Manager'(s) or officers of the Cornpany are
authorized to pay all organizatiotrá fe"s and expenses of the Company and reilnburse any
persorl or persons who have paid such fees on behalf of the Contpany.

RATIFICATIOI{ OF ACTIONS
RESOL\¿ED, that all'actions taken by the Company's Manager(s) arrd officers, on
belialf of the Compeury, fr{rm the effective date of organization until the dale of this Consent
are approved, adopted, authorizecl, ratified and confirmed.
IN WITNESS WIßREOF, the undersigned, constituting all of the Member(s) and the
initial Manager(s) of the Company, authorize, irnplement and effecluate the actions described in this
Consent as of the date shown at the beginning of this Consent.
Members:
Michael A. Pikos

UT¡LITYINFRASTRUCTUREcoNVEYANcEANDSERVICEAGREEMENT
THIS AGREEMENT made and entered into this day of '
and between the Florida Governmental utility Authority, a legal ent¡ty and public body created by
interlocal agreement pursuant to section 163.01(7), Florida statutes (the "FGUA")' and MDLT
-
Properties, LLC. (hereinafter referred to as "Developer")'
RECITALS
wHEREAS, Developer owns certain property in Pasco county, Florida as shown and described
in Exhibit,,A,, attached hereto and made a part hereof (hereinafter referred to as the "Property"), to be
developed as Dr. Pikos Administrative offices - Thousand oaks commerce center (hereinafter
referred to as the "Project"); and
WHEREAS, Developer has requested the FGUA to accept
POTABLE WATER AND WASTEWATER facìlities to be constructed by Developer on the Property' in
order to provide PoTABLE WATER AND WASTEWATER to the Property, for ownership', operation and
maintenance; and
WHEREAS,theFGUAhasagreedtoacceptSuchfacilitiesuponcompletionofsametothe
standards and requirements of the FGUA as outlined in all FGUA policies and procedures, including
but not limited to the FGUA water and wastewater Service Extension Policy' as amended;
NoW,THEREFoRE,inconsiderationofthesumofTenDollars($10.00)andothergoodand
valuable consideration exchanged amongst the parties, the parties hereto covenant and agree that
the above recitals are true and correct and further covenant and agree' each with the other as
follows:
ARTICLE I
TheDeveloperasapartytothisAgreementherebycovenantsandagreesasfollows:
L. To construct all lift stations and other pumpìng facìlities in accordance with FGUA's
standard details, includìng the provisìon of telemetry'
2.ToconstructinaccordancewithallFGUApoliciesallthenecessary
porABLE WATER AND WASTEWATER coLLEcïoN facilities within the Property necessary to provide
PoTABLEWATERANDWASTEWATERservicestotheProperty.
3. That the construction of the poTABLE WATER AND WASTEWATER facilities shall be in
accordance with plans, specifications and engineering data prepared by a Florida registered
professional engineer and approved by all appropriate regulatory agencies and the FGUA's
authorized representat¡ves. said porABiE WATER AND WASTEWATER systems shall be connected
to the FGUA',s existing systems at the points as specified by the FGUA's authorized representatives
by

and as agreed by both parties. Any deviation from the approved plans and specifications shall
require the prior approval in writing of the FGUA's Director of Operations or his authorized
representative.
4. To retain the services of a Florida registered professional engineerforthe purpose of
providing necessary ¡nspection and supervision of the construction work to insure that construction
is at all times in compliance with accepted sanitary engineering practices and approved plans and
specifications.
5. To provide shop drawings and catalog information of the materials and equipment to
be installed for FGUAapproval. No construction shall commence untilthe shop drawings, plans and
specifications are approved in writing by the FGUA's Director of Operations or his authorized
representative.
6. A preconstruction meet¡ng with the FGUA's Director of Operations or his authorized
representative, Developer, or Developer's engineer and contractor shall be held prior to construction
commencement.
7. To grant the FGUA's representatives free access to the materials and the work site at
all times for the purpose of inspecting same.
8. To notify the FGUA before any construction is begun and at the time when inspections
will be required. Said notification shall be made in writing and shall be received by FGUA at least
forty-eight (48) hours in advance of the time construction will begin or inspections required.
9. At the time when periodic inspections are required, the FGUA's authorized
representative, together with Developer's engineer, will be present to observe and jointly witness
tests for determination of conformance to approve plans and specifications.
10. Developer, during the warranty period, shall promptly correct defective work upon
notification by the FGUA. Should Developer fail to do so within seven (7) days after written notice,
FGUA may correct and remedy any such deficiency. All direct and indirect costs of the FGUA shall be
charged to the Developer.
LL. Developer's obligation to perform and complete the work in accordance with this
Agreement shall be absolute. Neither any act of acceptance by the FGUA nor any failure to do so w¡ll
constitute a release nor waiver of Developer's obligation to comply with all requirements set forth in
this Agreement.
t2. The FGUA shall not be required to provide POTABLE WATER AND WASTEWATER
service, except for construction water, to any area encompassed under this Agreement unless utility
installation in that area has been completed, tested, certified, approved and accepted by the FGUA,
and Developer has provided as-built drawings and related documentation. Should construction water
be required, Developer shall pay at the current rate charged to commercial customers in the service
area. All construction water shall be metered.
13. To indemnify and hold harmless the FGUA from any and all liabilities incurred by the
construction and development of the POTABLE WATER AND WASTEWATER system(s) to service the
Project including all contractors and subcontractors.

t4. To pay all FGUA Capacity lmpact Fees, physical connection charges and all other
FGUA fees and charges, after the computation of credits, if any, as provided in FGUA resolutions'
policies and procedures.
t5. To fully remedy and correct at Developer's sole expense any title defects affecting the
FGUA's rights, incorrect easements, faulty legal descriptions or other such problems'
ARTICLE II
Upon completion, approval and acceptance of the work required to be done, Developer shall
without cost to the FGUA:
1,. Convey to the FGUA and its successors and assigns by good and sufficient Warranty
Deed for all pumpingfacilities or other utility facilities for which the FGUA requests a fee conveyance
and by a good and sufficient Utility Easement for all other facilities. Said easement shall grant the
FGUA a perpetual right, easement and privilege to own, operate, maintain, repair and replace
PoTABLE WATER AND WASTEWATER mains, connections, pumps and meters within granted
easements. Developer shall also secure from each mortgagee and lienor a release or subordination
of mortgagee's and lienor's interest in the deed or easement and fixtures thereon'
2. Transfer in fee simple to the FGUA by Bill of Sale all Developer's right, title and
¡nterest in and to all of the POTABLE WATER AND WASTEWATER facilities, mains, pumps, connection,
pipes, valves, meters and equipment installed within granted easements and rights-of-way as
provided for in the plans and specifications to be prepared pursuant to the preceding Paragraph (1)
above for the purpose of supplying POTABLE WATER AND WASTEWATER service within the Property.
The Bill of Sale shall include the contractor's certifications stating the cost of the installations due
under this Agreement.
3. Furnish the FGUA with an Attorney's Affidavit confirming Developer's ability to convey
the items outlined in the previous two paragraphs.
4. Furnish the FGUA with an Owner's Affidavit confirming that all persons, firms or
corporations who furnished labor or material used directly or indirectly in the prosecution of the work
required to be performed by this Agreement have been paid in full-
5. Furnish the FGUA with Releases of Lien from all contractors and suppliers of
materials and/or labor who might have acquired an interest in the installations by the supplying of
materials and/or labor or otherwise.
6. Furnish the FGUA with an Owner's Waiver and Release releasing all liens which
Developer might have on the works/installations.
7. Furnish the FGUA with all manufacturers'warranties which Developer might have
received or is due to receive on any part of the installations.
L Furnish the FGUA with a satisfactory Contractor's Letter of Warranty, letter of credit or
security bond guaranteeing installatìon pursuant to this Agreement against defects in material,
equipment or construction for a period of not less than one (1-) year from date of acceptance of same
by FGUA.

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9. Furnish all other items outlined in the Developer Conveyance Checklist as
subsequently determined to be required by FGUA staff after review of the Project Plans. A copy of the
Developer Conveyance Checklist is attached hereto as Exhibit "8."
10. ln the event that on-site POTABLE WATER AND WASTEWATER facilities are connected
to the FGUA system(s) absent the conveyances mentioned herein, the Developer's requirement t0
convey said facilities to the FGUA shall not be waived and shall run with the land. ln such event, the
FGUA may thereafter, at any time, request conveyance of such facilities and the Developer or
subsequent owner in interest shall promptly comply with said request in the manner prescribed
herein. ln the event the Developer or subsequent owner in interest is unwilling or unable to convey
the facilities for any reason whatsoever, the FGUA shall have the immediate right to terminate this
Agreement and services to be provided by the FGUA pursuant to this Agreement, without fault or
breach. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the FGUA shall not be obligated to make any connection until
the FGUA has received all items required as outlined on the Developer Conveyance Checklist,
including but not limited to the Engineer's Certification of Construction Completion indicating that all
construction has been performed in substantial conformance with the approved engineering plans
and that all tests required by the Engineer and the FGUA have been satisfactorily performed.
47. All documents defined in this Article shall be in such form as approved by FGUA.
ARTICLE III
The FGUA and Developer hereby covenant and agree as follows:
t. The provisions of this Agreement shall be binding upon and inure to the benefit of
successors and assigns in title to the Property.
2. Developer, its successors and assigns, and the owners and occupants of buildings on
the Property are hereby prohibited from installing or maintain¡ng any water supply wells or septic
systems, except for irrigation purposes where reclaimed water is not available.
3. The FGUA shall not be liable or responsible for maintenance or operation of any
pipes, pipelines, valves fixtures or equipment on any of the properties of the customers, consumers
or users on the Property other than the POTABLE WATER AND WASTEWATER within easements
granted to the FGUA in accordance with the FGUA's policies and procedures.
4. Each customer of POTABLE WATER AND WASTEWATER on the Property shall keep all
pipes, service lines, connections and necessary fixtures and equipment on the premises occupied by
said customer and within the interior lines of the lot or tract occupied by the customer in good order
and condition. The sale of water to the customer shall occur at the customer's side of the meter.
5. Any temporary cessation or interruption of the furnishing of
POTABLE WATER AND WASTEWATER to the Property at any time caused by an act of God, fires,
strikes, casualties, accidents, power failures, necessary maintenance work, breakdowns, damage to
equipment or mains, civil or military authority, riots or other cause beyond the control of the FGUA
shall not constitute a breach of the provisions contained herein or impose liability upon the FGUA by
Developer, its successors and assigns.
6. This Agreement shall be recorded by the FGUA amonÉ the public records of Pasco
County, Florida after approval by the FGUA's utility counsel and the FGUA Board of Directors. When

so recorded, owners and occupants of the Property connected to or to be connected to said
PoTABLE WATER AND WASTEWATER systems of the FGUA shall be on notice of each and every one
of the provisions of this Agreement, which shall have the same force and effect as if said owners and
occupants had joined with the parties to the Agreement in the execution hereof; and the acquisition
or occupancy of any part of the Property connected to or to be connected to said
PoTABLE WATER AND WASTEWATER systems of the FGUA shall be deemed conclusive evidence of
the fact that the owners and occupants have consented to and accepted the Agreement herein
contained and have become bound hereby.
T. Whenever either party desires to give notice unto the other, it must be given by
written notice, sent by certified United States mail with return receipt requested, or other mail courier
service, addressed to the party for whom it is intended, at the place specified as the place for giving
of notice; the place for giving of notice shall remain in such until it shall have been changed by
written notice in compliance with the provisions of this paragraph. For the present, the parties
designate the following as the respective places for the giving of notice, to wit:
FOR THE FGUA:
Florida Governmental Utility Authority
Director of OPerations
280 Wekiva Springs Road, Suite 2000
Longwood, Florida 327 7 9-6026
UtilitY Counsel
1-500 Mahan Drive, Suite 250
Tallahassee, Florida 32308
FOR DEVELOPER:
Michael A. Pikos, Manager
MDLT ProPerties, LLC.
1235 N. Florida Avenue
TaraPon SPrings, FL 34689
Notice so addressed and sent by certified mail with return receipt requested or other mail
service shall be deemed given when it is deposited with the mailing service unless otherwise
provided herein.
8. The parties hereto agree that an executed copy of this Agreement and Exhibits
attached hereto shall be recorded in the Public Records of Pasco County, Florida, w¡th all recordation
expenses, including the FGUA's costs for recording, to be paid by Developer.
g. That the execution of this Agreement by the FGUA shall not be construed as a
precedent for the acceptance by the FGUA of other potable water, reclaimed water and/or
wastewater facilities constructed or to be constructed by Developer or others, on other properties.
10. No substance other than Domestic Wastewater, as such term is defined by the
Florida Department of Environmental Protection, or a successor agency with jurisdiction over same
(the "FDEp"), shall be placed into the wastewater system and delivered to an FGUA line. Should any

discharge to the wastewater system not meet Domestic Wastewater criteria as set forth by the FDEP,
Developer, or any subsequent owner in interest, shall become subject to the FGUA lndustrial
Pretreatment Standards as said standards exist at that time, and a separate agreement shall be
required for the FGUA to provide such service.
77. This Agreement is intended to supplement the policies and procedures of the FGUA.
This Agreement is not intended to replace any provisions of, or relieve Developer of the obligation to
comply fully with, all policies and procedures of the FGUA. To the extent that any direct conflict
arises between the terms of this Agreement and the term of any FGUA resolution or other FGUA
policies and procedures, the other FGUA policies and procedures shall control over the terms of this
Agreement.

lN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have caused these presents to be executed on the
day and year first hereinabove written.
ATTEST:
Clerk
APPROVED AS TO FORM AND
LEGAL SUFFICIENCY
BY:
FGUA ATTORNEY
BY:
Florida Governmental:
Utility Authority
Chair

Signed, sealed and delivered
in the presence of:
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Michael Pikos. Manager
Print Name and Title
The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this
Michael Pikos as Manager for MDLT Properties. LLC. on
personally known to mgor has produced
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Name typed:
Notary Public Commission
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Exhib¡t "4"
Provide Legal Description and small scale graphic depiction.
Legal Description
35-26- t6-0000-00500 -0t22
Assessed in Section 35 , Township 26 South, Range 16 East
of Pasco County, Florida
PORTION OF NE 114 OF SEC 35 DESC AS COM AT NE COR OF THOUSAND
OAKS MULTI-FAMILY PB 40 PG 9 FOR POB TH S8gDEG 29'16''E 2OO,OO FT TH
SOODEG 3O'44''W 215.00 FT TH N8gDEG 29'16''W 2OO.OO FT TH NOODEG
30'44"8215.00 FT TO pOB OR 8537 pc 3724

Exhibit B
FLORIDA GOVERNM ENTAL UTI LITY AUTHORIry
DEVELOPER CONVEYANCE CH ECKLIST
Project Name: Dr. Pikos Admin. Offices System: Pasco Water & Wastewater
Ptoject #: 11-005 SSD County: Pasco
Conveyance Agreement Approved by FGUA Board:
A. Documents Required for a Conditional Boald Approval of the Closeout Package
Item Required for
This Project Item Description
NO
YES
YES
NO
NO
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
NO
NO
NO
YES
NO
YES
YES
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
YES
YES
Warranty Deed
Utility Easement (s) dedicated to FGUA
Bill of Sale - Water
Bill of Sale - Wastewater
Bill of Sale - Reclaimed Water
Attorney's Affidavit
Owner's Affidavit
Owner's Waiver and Release
Releases of Lien (from all subcontractors and material providers)
Contractor's Letter of Warranty
Engineers Certification of Construction Completion
1- copy of final plat CAD and PDF disk and one hard copy (11X17)
2 sets of "As-Built" plans full size & one 11x17
1 CAD and PDF disk of "As-Built" plans
Assign ment and Assumption Agreement
B. Documents Required for FGUA Staff Review and Acceptance
Mandrel, Low Pressure Air, TVing, Lamping Results (gravity)
Pressure test results (force mains)
Pressure tests (water mains)
Pressure tests (reclaimed mains)
Bacteriologica I tests (water main)
Backflow Preventer Certification
Lift station start up repoft and O&M manual(s)
Lift station calculation w¡th shop drawings
Manufacturer's Wa rranties
FDEP/DOH request for ceftification for water system application*
FDEP certification of completion for wastewater system application*
C. Documents Required for Final FGUA Release
FDEP/DOH water clearance**
FDEP wastewater clearance**
Final walk through by FGUA ¡nspector
FGUA final acceptance and meter release letter
* Please note that all documents marked as required in sections A. and B. must be submitted and approved pr¡or to the FGUA sign¡ng the FDEP
appl¡cations' **TheFDEPClearance(s)arerequired¡nordertocompletedthefinalwalkthoughandprojectacceptanceletterandthesestepswill
not be completed if any items are outstanding.
REVS-2011 _ _ 10
Date
Received Reviewed by

Florida Governmental Utility Authority
Board Agenda ltem
Thursday, January L9, 2Ot2
Item
CA2 Approval of the Design-Build Agreement with U.S. Wate(Wade Trim for the
Lindrick Chloramine Conversion Proiect
The documents for this item will be provided under separate cover.

Item
Florlda Governmental Utlllty Authorlty
Board Agenda ltem
Thursday, January L9, 2OL2
cA3 Approval of Trinity Oaks Property Owners Association Agreement to Supply
Reclaimed Water
Summary
Provided for your review and consideration is a Reclaimed Water Agreement between Trinity Oaks Property
Owners Association and FGUA. The Trinity Oaks Property Owners Association is desirous of obtaining
Reclaimed Water from the FGUA's Seven Springs Reclaimed Water system for irrisation of Public Access
Areas within the two (2) common entrance areas to the Trinity Oaks development. The FGUA has a need for
additional disposal of treated Reclaimed Water in order to provide disposal capacity and has determined
that piping its excess Reclaimed Water to the Association is the most cost effective and expedient means to
provide disposal capacity and also serves the purpose of encouraging the environmentally responsible
management of the area's water resources. This project will be funded 5Oo/o by the Southwest Florida Water
Management D¡strict's Cooperative Funding program with the remainder 50% of the project cost being
funded by the Trinity Oaks Property Owners Association.
Recommendation
Staff recommends approval of the Agreement between the Trinity Oaks Property Owners Association and
Florida Governmental Utility Authority for Reclaimed Water from the FGUA's Seven Springs Reclaimed Water
system.
BudÉet lmpact
There is no budget impactto A for this agreement.
Board Action
Moved by: Seconded by: Action Taken:

Reclaimed Water Use Agreement
This Agreement is made and entered into on this day of
2OL2, by
and between Trinity Oaks property Owners Association, lnc., a Florida corporation, its assigns
and successors in interest, hereinafter referred to as the "Association," and Florida
Governmental Utility Authority, a legal entity and public body created by interlocal agreement
pursuant to Section 163.01-(7)(9), Florida Statutes, hereinafter referred to as the uFGUA."
WHEREAS, the FGUA owns and operates a wastewater treatment system serving
portions of pasco County, Florida, and said system is permitted to provide treated Reclaimed
Water for pu blic Access Areas irrigation by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection;
and
WHEREAS, the Association is desirous of obtaining Reclaimed Waterfrom the FGUAfor
irrigation of public Access Areas within the two (2) common entrance areas to the Trinity Oaks
development; and
WHEREAS, the FGUA has a need for additional disposal of treated Reclaimed Water in
order to provide disposal capacity; and
WHEREAS, the FGUA has determined that piping its excess Reclaimed Water to the
Association is the most cost effective and expedient means to provide dÌsposal capacity and
also serves the purpose of encouraging the environmentally responsible management of the
area's water resources; and
wHEREAS, the FGUA and the Association are desirous of cooperating towards allowing
the FGUA's excess Reclaimed waterto irrigate the Association's common entrance areas and to
set forth their respective duties and obligations with regard to the provision and disposal of
Reclaimed Water.
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the premises and other good and valuable
consideration exchanged amongst the parties, the FGUA and the Association hereby agree as
follows:
sEcTloN 1. RECITATIONS. The foregoing recitations are true and correct and
incorporated herein by reference.
sEcTloN 2. DEFINITIONS. As used in this A$reement, the following terms shall
have the following meaning unless the context clearly demands otherwise:
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2.t "Agreement" shall mean this Reclaimed Water Use Agreement, as it may be amended
from time-to-time.
2.2 "Land Application lrrigation System" shall mean an irriiation system designed to
distribute Reclaimed Water as described in Rule 62-670.200(29), Florida Administrative Code,
or its official successor in function.
2.3 "Point of Connection" shall mean the point of physical connection between the FGUA's
Reclaimed Water Distribution System and the Association's Land Application lnigationSystem
located at a point in the right-of-way. The location of the Point of Connection shall be the
existing potable water meters located within the right-of-way, which are used for the existing
irrigation systems.
2.4 "Public Access Areas" shall mean an area that is intended to be accessible to the
general public as described in Rule 62-6LO.200(45), Florida Administrative Code, or its official
successor in function.
2.5 "Reclaimed Water" shall mean waterthat has received at leastsecondarytreatmentand
basicdisinfection and is reused afterflowingoutof a domesticwastewatertreatmentfacilityas
described in Rule 62-61.0.200(48), Florida Administrative Code, or its official successor in
function.
2.6 "Reclaimed Water Distr¡bution System" shall mean a network of pipes, pumping
facilities, storage facilities, and appurtenances designed to convey and distribute Reclaimed
Water as described in Rule 62-67O.2OO(49), Florida Administrative Code, or its official
successor in function
SECTION 3. VOLUME AND DELIVERY SCHEDULE.
3.1 The FGUA does hereby agree to transmit and the Association does hereby agree to
receive and assume all obligations for the disposal of a maximum annual average flow of
10,000 gallons per day of Reclaimed Water for Public Access Area irrigation. The FGUA will use
its best efforts to provide this quantity of Reclaímed Water to the Association, but the FGUA
does not guarantee any minimum amount of Reclaimed Water to be provided to the
Association. All Reclaimed Water shall be transmitted by the FGUA and received by the
Association at the Point of Connection, which is identified on Exhibit A to this agreement.
3.2 The conveyance of Reclaimed Water from the FGUA to the Association shall commence
upon the connection of the FGUA's Reclaimed Water Distribution System to the Association's
Land Application lrrigation.System at the Point of Connection and written approval from the
Department of Environmental Protection.

3.3 The sale of the Reclaimed Water transmitted to the Association by the FGUA shall occur
on the customer,s side of the meter, which meter will be installed bythe Association atthe Point
of Connection in accordance with Section 4 below'
g.4 The Association shall use all Reclaimed Water received from the FGUA solely for
irrigation of public Access Areas on its property. The Association shall not sell, distribute or
otherwise convey any Reclaimed water received from the FGUA to other users nor shall the
Association use the Reclaimed water received from the FGUA for any purpose other than
irrigation of Public Access Areas on its property'
3.5 The Association acknowledges that the FGUA operates its wastewater system pursnnt
to a Department of Environmental Protection operating permit which may be affected by a
change in Reclaimed water disposal circumstances. Accordingly, the Association covenants
that it will use Reclaimed Water as its primary source of irrigation of its Public Access Areas and
that the Association shall not use potable water for irrigation purposes if the FGUA has
Reclaimed Water available for the Association's use'
SECTION 4. RECLAIMED WATER SYSTEMS.
4.L The FGUAshall be responsibleforconstructing, installing, operatingand maintainingthe
Reclaimed Water Distribution System on the FGUA's side of the Point of Connection. After
installation and conveyance of the meter and valve at the Point of Connection, as provided in
section 4.3 below, the FGUA shall be responsible for operating and maintainin$ the Point of
Connection and the meter and valve at the Point of Connection'
4.2 The Association shall be responsible for constructing, installing, operating and
maintaining its on-site Land Application lrrigation system in a good and serviceable condition.
The Association,s on-site Land Application lrrigation system shall meet all the requirementsof
Rule 62-610.469, Florida Administrative code, and all other applicable regulatory requirements.
The Association shall be responsible for constructing and installing the valve and meter at the
point of Connection. The meter and valve installed at the Point of Connection shall meet all
applicable regu latory requirements'
4.3 The construction of the Association's Land Application lrrigation system, its
interconnection with the FGUA's Reclaimed water Distribution system, and the conveyance of
the meter and valve at the point of connection shall be governed by the procedures outlined
below:
4.3.L The Association shall notify the FGUA before any construction is begun and at the time
when inspections will be required. Such notice shall be made in writing at leastforty-eiÉht (48)

hours in advance of the time construction will begin or inspections required. The Association
shall grant the FGUA free access to the materials and the work site at all times for purposes of
inspecting same.
4.3.2 Upon completion of the construction of the FGUA's Reclaimed Water Distribution System
and the Association's on-site Land Application System, the Association shall give the FGUA at
least seven (7) days' advance notice of it desire to make connection of the on-site Land
Application System to the FGUA's Reclaimed Water Distribution System provided that no
connection shall be permitted prior to conveyance of the meter and valve to the FGUA as
provided below.
4.3.3 Upon the completion of construction, the Association shall convey the meter and valve
installed at the Point of Connection by bill of sale in a form acceptable to the FGUA. The
Association shall also provide the FGUA with any necessary releases of lien from contractors
and suppliers of materials and labor who might have acquired an interest in the installations.
4.3.4 Upon conveyance to the FGUA, the Association shall provide the FGUA with all
manufacturers' warranties which the Association received or is due to receive on the valve or
meter and shall furnish the FGUA with a satisfactory Contractor's fetter of warranty, letter of
credit, orsecurity bond guaranteeing installation of the meter and valve against defects in
material, equipment or construction for a period of not less than one (1) year from the date of
acceptance by the same. During this warranty period, the Association shall promptly correct
defective work upon notification by the FGUA. Should the Association fail to do so within seven
(7) days after written notice by the FGUA, the FGUA may correct and remedy any such
deficiency. All direct and indirect costs of the FGUA shall be charged to the Owner and may be
added to the monthly utility billfor collection in accordance with the FGUA's standard collection
procedures.
4.4 The FGUA reserves the right but does not assume the obligation to increase the capacity
of the Association's Land Application lrrigation System in the future if necessary in the FGUA's
judgment for the proper delivery of Reclaimed Water.
SECTION 5. MONITORING, MAINTENANCE & OPERATIONAL OBLIGATIONS.
5.1 The FGUA shall be responsible for all costs of operating the Reclaimed Water Distribution
System up to the Point of Connection
5.2 The FGUA shall be responsible for all monitoring and reporting requirements required by
its wastewater operating permit. The Association shall allow the FGUA reasonable access to its
property in order to fulfill these requirements.

5.3 The Association shall be responsible for all costs to run the Land Application lrrigation
System on its property. The Association is prohibited from cross connecting the Land
Application lrrigation System with the potable water system. The Association shall not use
Reclaimed water to fill swimming pools, hot tubs, or wading pools. Low trajectory nozzles or
other means to minimize aerosol formation shall be used within 1OO feet from outdoor public
eating, drinking and bathinS facilities.
5.4 The Association shall ensure that a set-back distance of 200 feet is maintained from
unlined storage ponds for Reclaimed water to any potable water supply wells' This dlstance
may be reduced, but in no case may be less than 75 feet, in the event the Association can
demonstrate in an engineering report that the Reclaimed water will not migrate to the potable
water supply well as a result of conditions such as (1) the existence of confining units which
preclude migration of the Reclaimed water to the potable water supply well, (2) the flow of
ground water away from the potable water supply well, or (3) other hydrogeologic conditions
precluding migration of the Reclaimed water to the potable water supply well. storage ponds
shall be constructed in a manner that complies with Rule 62-610.4I4, Florida Administrative
Code.
b.b The Association shall maintain a set-back distance of 75 feetfrom the edge of any
wetted area of any public access land application area to potable water supply wells'
5.6 The Association shall maintain a set-back distance of 75 feet from a reclaimed water
transmission facility to any public water supply well'
5.7 The Association shall be responsible for all monitoring and reporting requirements for
the acceptance, Storage, use, and disposal of Reclaimed Water provided to the Point of
Connection, including, but not limited to providingany required noticesto persons usingthe
property. upon request, the Association shall provide the FGUA copies of the results of any
Reclaimed Water sampling and related reports to the Florida Department of Environmental
protection (.FDEp") or other regulatory bodies. All costs associated with the Association's
obligations hereunder shall be borne by the Association'
b.g The Association shall report any overflows of any on-site Reclaimed Water storage ponds
and any other abnormal occurrences to the FGUA within 24 hours of an occurrence'
sEcÏoN 6. TREATED WASTEWATER QUALIW.
6.1 All Reclaimed water delivered to the Association pursuantto this Agreementfor irrigation
shall receive at least secondary treatment and basic disinfection as required by

Chapter 62-670, Florida Administrative Code, and shall be of a quality that conforms with the
requirements of all federal, state and local regulations.
6.2 The FGUA shall treat all Reclaimed Water delivered to the Association for reuse under
this Agreement to the levels required for irrigation of Public Access Areas as established in
Chapter 62-670, Florida Administrative Code.
6.3 ln the event of water quality deterioration below levels required for Public Access Area
irrigation purposes, the FGUA shall inform the Association as soon as practicable and the
Association shall immediately cease all irrigation practices until the Reclaimed Water qualityis
restored to acceptable levels.
SECTION 7. CHARGES AND COST SHARING.
7.t The charge for Reclaimed Water delivered to the Association will be based upon the
rates established and adopted by the FGUA in its most current, applicable rate resolution and
may be amended from time-to-time in accordance with FGUA's policies and procedures.
7 .2 Subject to budgetary appropriations made bythe Southwest Florida Water Management
District (SWFWMD), the FGUA agrees to sub-grant a portion of its Joint Funding Agreement
allocation, equivalent to fifty percent (50%) of the Association's cost of connectingtothe FGUA
Reclaimed Water System pursuant to this agreement in the amount not to exceed $10,900,
pursuant to the project budget reflected in Exhibit B, attached hereto. The Association agrees
that the FGUA shall perform the connection construction using its contract forces and shall
remit its share to the FGUA. Payments shall be made as invoiced based upon project phase
completions. Such sub-grant funding distribution shall comply with all SWFWMD grant
requirements.
sEcTroN 8. ACCESS REQUTREMENTS.
8.1 The FGUA shall have the right, wÌthout advance notice, to enter upon those portions of
the Association's property as necessary to review and inspect the operations of the Land
Application lrrigation System or for sampling at any sampling sites located on the Association's
property.
sEcTtoN 9. REUSE NOTIFICAT|ON REQUTREMENTS.
9.1 The Association shall notify the public of the use of Reclaimed Water on its property.
This notification shall be accomplished by posting of advisory s¡gns at both entrances to the
Trinity Oaks development. The signs shall be printed in purple ink and shall be placed in a

conspicuous location. These signs shall proclaim in both English and Spanish "Do Not Drink,"
along with the equivalent standard international symbol'
g.2 The Association shall post an advisory sign by any on-site Reclaimed Water storage pond.
This sign shall be printed in purple ink and shall be placed in a conspicuous location. This sign
shall proclaim in both English and Spanish "Do Not Drink" and "Do Not Swim," along with the
equivalent standard international symbols.
g.3 The Association shall secure in locked compartments, vaults orservice boxes all sources
of Reclaimed Water, such as outdoor faucets, from access by the public and such sources of
Reclaimed Water shall be appropriately labeled as such and marked in both English and
spanish ,,Do Not Drink," along with the equivalent standard international symbols.
g.4 The Association shall label all drinking fountains and faucets with a sign marked
,,Drinking water,, or "potable water," along with the equivalent standard international symbols
to differentiate such sources of drinking water from the Reclaimed water sources'
g.5 The FGUA shall be allowed reasonable access to the Association's property to ensure
these notification requirements are met.
SECTION 10. EXCUSES FROM PERFORMANCE.
10.1 lf for any reason, beyond either the FGUA's or the Association's control, durin$ the term
of this Agreement any local, state or federal government or agency shall fail to issue necessary
permits, grant necessary approvals, or require any change in the operation of the treatment,
transmission and distribution systems or the applìcation of the treated wastewater effluent,
then, to the extent that such requirements shall prevent either party to perform any of the terms
of this Agreement, the affected party shall be excused from the performance thereof' The
parties hereto shall immediately undertake to renegotiate the affected portion of this
Agreement.
to.2 Neither party shall be liable for damages d ue to delay or failure to perform any obligation
under this Agreement if such delay or failure results directly or indirectly from circumstances
beyond the control of such party. Such circumstances shall include, but not be limited to, acts
of God, acts of war, civil commotions, riots, strikes, lockouts, acts of government in either its
soverei$n or contractual capacity, accident, fire, water damages, flood, ear[hquake or other
natural catastroPhes.
SECTION 11. EMERGENCIES.

It.t The FGUA shall not be liable to the Association for failure to deliver Reclaimed Water if
an emergency situation occurs which prevents the FGUA's performance.
LL.2 An emergency includes, but is not limited to, a lack of Reclaimed Water due to loss of
flow to the treatment plant or a process failure, contamination of the Reclaimed Water making it
unsuitable for reuse, or equipment or materialfailure in the Reclaimed Water Distribution
System or the Land Application lrrigation System.
11.3 lf an emergency situation occurs, the FGUA shall immediately notify the Association iì
writing, noting the nature of the emergency and expected duration.
SECTION 12. INDEMNIFICATION.
The Association agrees to indemnify and hold harmless the FGUA, its officers, agents and
employees against any loss, damage or expense, including all costs and reasonable attorneys'
fees, suffered bythe FGUAfrom any claim, demand, judgment, decree, or cause of action of any
kind or nature arising out of any negligent error, omission, or act of the Association, its agents,
servants, or employees in the performance of this Agreement.
SECTION 13. TERM AND TERMINATION.
13.1 This Agreement shall be for a term of twenty (20) years commencing on the date first
written above. The term of this Agreement shall be automat¡cally renewed for successive five
(5) year terms unless terminated pursuant to section 13.2 below.
L3.2 Either party shall have the right to terminate this Agreement upon one (1) years' written
notice to the other party. All terms and conditions of this Agreement shall remain in fullforce
and effect for the one (1)-year termination period.
13.3 The provisions of this agreement shall at all times be subject to the exercise of lawful
regulatory authority. ln the event, the FGUA fails to obtain or maintain all necessary
authorizations and permits from regulatory agencies and governmental entities for the
construction and operation of the Reclaimed Water Distribution System or Land Application
lrrigation System required to fulfill the terms of this Agreement, this Agreement shall be null and
void.
SECTION 14. NOTICE. Allnoticesrequiredorauthorized underthisAgreementshallbein
writing and shall be hand delivered, sent by the U.S. Postal Service, or delivered by other
sufficient delivery service (i.e. Federal Express or United Parcel Service), to the parties at the
following addresses

FGUA:
with a copy to:
Association:
Florida Government Utility Authority
Capital Program Manager
280 Wekiva SPrings Road, Suite 2000
Longwood, Florida 3277 9-6026
Heather Encinosa, Esq.
Nabors, Giblin & Nickerson
1500 Mahan Drive, Suite 200
Tallahassee, FL 32301
Ron Levi, President
Trinity Oaks Property Owners Association
7724 Kinsmere Drive,
Trinity, FL 34655
Either of the parties may, by notice in writing given to the other party, desi$nate any
further or different addresses to which subsequent notices or other communications shall be
sent. Any notice shall be deemed given on the date such notice is delivered by hand or three
days after the date mailed or sent through other delivery service.

SECTION 15. DISCLAIMER OF THIRD PARW BENEFICIARIES.
This Agreement is solely for the benefit of the parties signing hereto, their successors
and assigns, and no right nor cause of action shall accrue upon or by reason hereof to or for
the benefit of any third party not a signatory hereto.
SECTION 16. GOVERNING I-AW.
This Agreement shall be governed and construed in accordance with the laws of the
State of Florida.
SECTION 17. ASSIGNMENT.
This Agreement may not be assigned by either party without the prior written consent of
the other party, which consent shall not be unreasonably withheld. To the extent provided for
herein, this Agreement shall be binding upon the parties, their respective successors and
assigns.
SECTION 18. ENTIRE AGREEMENT.
t9.I This Agreement, as executed by both parties, supercedes all previous agreements or
representations, either oral or written, heretofore in effect between the FGUA and the
Association that may have concerned the matters covered herein.
L8.2 No additions, alterations, or variations to the terms of this Agreement shall be valid, or
can the provisions of this Agreement be waived by either party unless such additions,
alterations, or waivers are expressly set forth in writing in a document of import equal to this
Agreement and duly executed by the parties hereto.
SECTION 19. SEVERABILITY.
ln the event any provision of this Agreementshall be held invalid or unenforceable byany
court of competent jurisdiction, such holding shall not invalidate or render unenforceable
any other provision hereof.
SECTION 20. RECORDING.
The parties hereto agree that an executed copy of this Agreement and Exhibits attached
hereto shall be recorded in the public records of Pasco County, Florida w¡th all recording costs
to be paid by the Association.

lN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed this Reclaimed Water Use
Agreement on the day and year first written above.
(sEAL)
Attest:
Secretary
Approved as to form:
General Counsel
Attest:
Witness
Witness
FLORIDA GOVERNMENTAL
UTILITY AUTHORITY
By:
Chair
TRINITY OAKS PROPERTY
OWNERS ASSOCIATION
By:
President

EXHIBIT B
TRINITY OAKS PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION
RECLAIMED WATER ESTIMATE
ITEM
TRINITY OAKS - NORTH ENTRANCE
Materials
Permitting / Engineering
Labor to lnstall
TR¡NITY OAKS - SOUTH ENTRANCE
S
S
TOTAL COST
5,877.89
1,5oo.oo
s 3,ooo.oo
Contingency S 1,000'00
NORTH EI|TRANCE TOTAL s LL,377.89
Materials
;
6,37e.00
Permitting / Engineering
s
1,500.00
Labor to lnstall S 1,500'00
Contingency S 1,000'00
NORTH ENTRANCE TOTAL s 10,379'oo
TOTAL EST¡MATED PROJECT COST
2t,756.89

Item
Florida Governmental Ut¡lity Authority
Board Agenda ltem
Thursday, January L9, 2OL2
cA4 Approval of Work Authorization No. GSG 12-11 with Government Services Group, lnc.
retated to telecommunication license/lease agreements with three (3) telecommunication
providers (AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon) at the MacDill AFB
Summary
The orifinal contract between the FGUA and the Federal Government (June 2010) provided that the FGUA would be
responsible for negotiating and entering into joint use agreements with entities that desired to use utility facilities (i'e'
water towers) that would be purchased by the FGUA'
Over the ensuing months, the Government representatives changed their mind about these types of agreements, and
when the contract was amended after the due diligence transition period, Section C.4.2.2.7 of Contract SP0600-10-C-
8251-was amended to state the following:
"The Government may, at its option, require the Contractor to enter into ioint use aÉireements with the /nsta//ation's
telephone company, cable te/evlsion company and other service providers in accordance with applicable law and
reÊlulat¡on."
ln late November, the Government requested that the FGUA negotiate joint use agreements with the
telecommunication companies that utilize the MacD¡ll water tower facilities. These companies include AT&T, T-Mobile,
and Verizon.
work Authorization No. GSG L2-tt is for GSG to provide the necessary management, coordination, and negotiation
services to the FGUA related to these telecommunication license/lease agreements. The compensation will be on a
time and materials basis, with a not-to-exceed fee of $1O,OOO for each agreement, o( a total not-to-exceed fee of
$3O,OOO. Since the initial rental revenues from the agreements will be utilized to pay GSG's compensation, the
compensation for each agreement is also contingent upon approval and execution of the agreement by all parties.
Recommendation
Staff recommends approval of the Work Authorization No. GSG t2-7! related to telecommunication license/lease
agreements with three (3) telecommunication providers (AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon) at the MacDill AFB.
Board Action
Moved by: Seconded by: Action Taken:

WORK AUTHORIZATION NO. GSG LZ-LI.
to the
Management Services Agreement Between the
Florida Govern menta I Uti I ity Authority (" FG UA")
A Legal Entity and Public Body Created by lnterlocal Agreement Pursuant to
Section 163.01(7), Florida Statutes
and
Government Services Group, lnc.
A. SCOPE OF SERV¡CES and PROJECT UNDERSTANDING
The purpose of Work Authorization No. GSG t2-tt is to provide management, coordination, and
negotiation services to the FGUA related to telecommunication license/lease agreements with three
(3) telecommunication providers (AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon) at the MacDill AFB.
t. The System Manager will provide overall coordination with the FGUA legal counsel, MacDill
AFB officials, the Operations contractor, and others as appropriate to assure that information needs
are identified, tasks are assigned, and schedules are established.
2. Working with utility counsel and general counsel, the System Manager will assist in the
preparation of a proposed licenser/lease agreement with each telecommunication provider, and shall
negot¡ate such agreement with the telecommunication providers on behalf of the FGUA for the use of
FGUA facilities.
3. With the exception of structural analysis, the System Manager shall review all proposed plans
and agreements, and shall assure that such documents are appropriately distributed for review by
others. lf it is determined that review of any structural analyses is required, the FGUA will engage
under separate authorization, an independent engineer¡ng firm which specializes in such structural
analysis.
4. Upon successful negotiation of the license/lease agreement and approval by all parties, the
System Manager shall monitor the provisions of the agreement on behalf of the FGUA to assure ongoing
compliance with its provisions.
B. Compensation
L. For all work performed, GSG will bill on a time and materials basis up to a maximum of
$30,000 ($10,000 for each anticipated license/lease agreement).
2. Payment to GSG is contingent upon the successful completion, and approval by all parties, of
the license/lease agreement for which the work effort and expense has been incurred. The
compensation to GSG'by the FGUA is to be paid from rental revenues from the telecommunication
companies.
3. GSG shall utilize the standard hourly rates listed below, will maintain appropriate
documentation of hours, and will bill those hours pursuant to the Management Services
Agreement (MSA) as amended.
Work Authorizat¡on GSG 12-11 7of 2

GSG Hourly Billing Rates to FGUA
FY2OLL/L2
Position
System Administrator
Operations Manager
Vice President - project consultant
Chief Financial Officer
Senior Consultant
Project Manager
Consultant
Technical SupPort
Board Clerk
Secretaria I &Admin istrative Su pport
Rate
$216.00
$196.00
$1-89.00
$185.00
$151.00
$1-40.00
$l-35.00
$123.00
$ 92.00
$ 51.00
GOVERNMENT SERVICES GROUP, INC FLORIDA GOVERNMENTAL UTIL¡TY AUTHORITY
Robert E. Sheets, CEO
FGUA ChairlVice Chair
l-5OO Mahan Drive, Suite 250 280 Wekiva Springs Road, Suite 2O0O
Tallahassee, FL 32308
Longwood, FL 32779
Certification that Sufficient Funds are Available
David Dilena, CPA, Chief Financial Oflicer John Pelham, General Counsel
Dated this 19th daY of January 2Ot2.
Work Authorization GSG 12-l-1
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Item
Florida Governmental Ut¡lity Authority
Board Agenda ltem
Thursday, January L9, 2OL2
cA5 Approval of Work Authorization No. GSG 12-15 with Government Services
Group, lnc. Establishing an lnspection Fee Budget Serving the FGUA Golden
Gate Ut¡l¡ty System for Fiscal Year 2OL2 Applicable to the Gontract
Operator / Yendor Proiects
Summary
Each fiscal year, the FGUA's Contract Operator defines and delivers additional services for numerous small projects, for
which Government Services Group, lnc. provides associated inspection services. Historically, when a specific project is
pedormed by the contract operator / Vendor under the system Manager's purchasing authority, the small amount of
associated ¡nspection fees, results in a specific work authorization drafted for Board approval on a project-by-project
basis. Within each of the categories listed on Work Authorization No. GSG 12-15 multiple Contract Operator / Vendor
work authorizations will be issued under the System Manager's purchasing authority. Rather than issue a separate GSG
work authorization for inspection of each of these smaller projects, the System Manager has estimated the total
number of inspection hours for each of the projects as detailed on Work Authorization No. GSG 72-75.
Utility Account No.
Golden Gate Va rious Account Numbers
(depending on project)
Projected Hours of
Inspection Services
Total Not-to-Exceed
Cost
321: $39,483.00
A report reflecting the associated inspection hours incurred and payments made from the budget will be provided as an
informational item on a future agenda. The attached work authorization includes GSG inspection services through
FiscalYear 2OI2.
Recommendation
Staff recommends approval of Work Authorization No. GSG L2-I5 for inspection services for projects performed by the
Contract Operator and Vendors in the Golden Gate Utility System.
Budget lmpact
Project Number:
ORG Number:
OBJ Number:
Board Action
Various
Various
534007
Orig¡nal Project Budget: $ 51,839.50
Available Project Balance: $ 51,839.50
This Project: $(39,483.00)
Balance Amount $ 12,356.50
Moved by: Seconded by: Action Taken:

A.
Work Authorization No. GSG lr2-L5
to
Management Services Agreement Between the
Flotida Governmental Utility Authority ("FGUA"),
a legal entity and public body created by interlocal agreement pursuant to
Section 163.01(7), Florida Statutes
and
Government Services Group, lnc. ("GSG")
SUMMARY OF SERVICES TO BE RENDERED
Government Services Group, lnc. (GSG) will provide up to 321 hours of general inspection
services for projects performed by the FGUA's Contract Operator for less than $100,000
each in the Golden Gate Utility System, the small amount of associated inspection fees,
(providing project documentation for work quality and completion), results in a specific work
authorization drafted for Board approval on a project-by-project basis.
Golden Gate Utility System
Project No. & Description
Estimated Hours of
lnspection Services
GG OO1 lnfiltration / lnflow Removal 38 $4,674
GG 002 L¡ft Station Rehab & Replacement 38 94,674
GG 004 Miscellaneous Renewal and Replacement - W 7a $9,594
GG 005 Fire Hydrant Replacement 9 $1,107
cGO11 WTP RO Membrane I! $1,353
GG 014 WW System Collection & Transmission 17 $2,091
cc o23 WWTP Modifications 89 $10,947
GG 045 Utility Relocation 4 s492
GG 055 Well Rehabilitation 19 ç2,337
GG 066 M¡SC. R&R - WW 18 $2,214
Subtotal Golden Gate System 321
$39,483
The above costs are budgeted based on current project schedules applied to inspector fees
of $123lhour with no additional clerical or administrative fees. Each approved inspection
project will be funded through this work authorization.
The inspection services to be provided by GSG shall include, but not be limited to, safety
inspections, visual inspection of all work constructed, verification of materials, verification of
materials stored on site, and verification that equipment used is in accordance with
approved plans.
The total of 32L hours of inspection services and administration provided by GSG shall
include, but not be limited to:
Cost
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B.
c.
D.
L
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
L 9.
10.
Preconstruction Planning
Drawing Review
VisualSite lnspection
Project Progress Meetings
Verify that the contractoifollows all safety standards as required by OSHA'
Work Site Documentation
Verification of Materials Used and Stored on Site
Verification of Equipment-Materials used is in Accordance with Approved Plans
Performance Testing Drawing Review
Project Docu mentation Close-out
The not-to-exceed fees for inspection services are based on an estimate of the average
weekly hours associated with the inspection of the project'
TOTAL Not-to-Exceed S 39.483.O0
PROJECT SCHEDULE
As needed.
NOTICE/PROJECT MANAGER OF CONSULTANT
Robert E. Sheets, SYstem Manager
Government Services GrouP, lnc'
15O0 Mahan Drive, Suite 25O
Tallahassee, FL 32308
Certification that Sufficient Funds are Available:
Dated this
PROJECT COST - Golden Gate UtilitY
Technical Su
David DiLena, CPA
Chief Financial Officer
-
daY of
20L2
Total Cost
Board Chair/Vice Chair
FGUA
280 Wekiva SPrings Road, Suite 2000
Longwood, FL 32779
John Pelham
General Counsel
$ 39,483
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Item
Florida Governmental Utility Authority
Board Agenda ltem
Thursday, JanuarY L9, 2OL2
cA6 Approval of Work Authorization No. GSG 12-16 with Government Services
Group, lnc. Establishing an tnspection Fee Budget Serving the FGUA Lehi$h
Acres Util¡ty System for Fiscat Year 2OL2 Applicable to the Contract
Operator / Yendot Proiects
Summary
Each fiscal year, the FGUA's Contract operator defines and delivers additional services for numerous small projects, for
which Government services Group, lnc. provides associated inspection services. Historically, when a specific project is
performed by the contract operator / vendor under the system Manager's purchasing authority, the small amount of
associated inspection fees, results in a specific work authorization drafted for Board approval on a project-by-project
basis. within each of the categor¡es listed on work Authorization GSG No. 12-16 multiple contract operator / Vendor
work authorizations will be issued under the system Manager's purchasing authority. Rather than issue a separate GSG
work authorization for inspection of each oi th"s" smaller projects, the system Manager has estimated the total
number of inspection hours for each of the projects as detailed on Work Authorization No' GSG L2-t6'
Utility
Account No.
Lehigh Acres Various Accou nt Numbers
(depending on Project)
Projected Hours of
lnspection Services
Total Not-to-Exceed
Cost
503 $61,869.00
A report reflecting the associated inspection hours incurred and payments made from the budget will be provided as an
informational item on a future agenda. The attached work authorization includes GSG inspection services through
FiscalYear 2OL2.
Recommendation
Staff recommends approval of Work Authorization No. GSG L2-L6 for inspection services for projects performed by the
Contract Operator and Vendors in the Lehigh Acres Utility System'
Budget lmPact
Project Number:
ORG Number:
OBJ Number:
Board Action
Various
Various
534007
Orifinal Project Budglet: $ 347,226'50
Available Project Balance: g 347,226'50
This Project: $( 61,869.00)
Balance Amount $ 285,357.50
Moved by: Seconded by: Action Taken:

A.
Work Authorization No. GSG L2-L6
to
Management Services Agreement Between the
Florida Governmental Utility Authority ("FGUA"),
a legal entity and public body created by interlocal agreement pursuant to
Section 163.01(7), Florida Statutes
and
Government Services Group, lnc. ("GSG")
SUMMARY OF SERVICES TO BE RENDERED
Government Services Group, lnc. (GSG) will provide up to 503 hours of general inspection
services for projects performed by the FGUA's Contract Operator for less than $100,000
each in the Lehigh Acres Utility System, the small amount of associated inspection fees,
(providing project documentation for work quality and completion), results in a specific work
authorization drafted for Board approval on a project-by-project basis.
Lehigh Acres Utility System
Project No. & Description
Estimated Hours of
lnspect¡on Services
LE 009 Miscellaneous Projects Water R&R 56 $6.888
LE UJ-U rrre HyOrant Hepracemenr Program 8 $984
LE 015 Lehigh Acres l&l Rehab and Monitoring 19 $2.337
LE 018 WW L¡ft Station Telemetry 8 $984
LEO22 WW Lift Stat¡on Rehab 78 $9,594
LE 025 Miscellaneous Projects Wastewater 56 $6,888
LE 031 Well Rehabilitation 28 $3,444
LE 035 Relocate Meters to Propefty Line I $1,r_07
LE 053 D.O.T. Miscellaneous Relocations 9 $1,107
LE (JõU seCUnty Upgraoes, uate, rencrng 4 fi492
LE 083 Water Distribution Automatic Flushing 6 $738
LE O84 Storage Tanks Cleaned, lnspected 73 $8979
LE 086 Replace lsolation Valves 6 $738
LE 104 WTP #1 Modifications t43 $17,589
Suþtotal Lehigh Acres System $61,869
The above costs are budgeted based on current project schedules applied to inspector fees
of $123/hour with no additional clerical or administrative fees. Each approved inspection
project will be funded through this work authorization.
The inspection services to be provided by GSG shall include, but not be limited to, safety
inspections, visual inspection of all work constructed, verification of materials, verification of
Cost
Page 7of 2

materials stored on site, and verification that equipment used
approved plans.
The total of 503 hours of inspection services and administration
include, but not be limited to:
is in accordance with
provided by GSG shall
Preconstruction Planning
Drawing Review
VisualSite lnspection
Project Progress Meetings
Verify that the contractor follows all safety standards as required by OSHA.
Work Site Documentation
Verification of Materials Used and Stored on Site
Verification of Equipment-Materials Used is in Accordance with Approved Plans
Performance Testi ng Drawing Review
10. ProjectDocumentationClose-out
The not-to-exceed fees for inspection services are based
weekly hours associated with the inspection of the project.
B. PROJECT COST - Lehi$h Acres Ut¡lity System
c.
D.
TOTAL Not-to-Exceed S 61'869.0O
PROJECT SCHEDULE
As needed.
NOTTCE/PROJECT MANAGER OF CONSULTANT
Robert E. Sheets, SYstem Manager
Government Services GrouP, lnc'
1500 Mahan Drive, Suite 250
Tallahassee, FL 32308
Certification that Sufficient Funds are Available:
Dated this
David Dilena, CPA
Chief Financial Officer
-
daY of 20u¿
on an estimate of the average
Total Cost
Board Chair/Vice Chair
FGUA
280 Wekiva springs Road, suite 2000
Longwood, FL 32779
John Pelham
General Counsel
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Item
Florida Governmental Ut¡lity Authority
Board Agenda ltem
Thursday, JanuarY L9, 2OL2
cA7 Approval of Work Authorization No. GSG 12-17 with Government Seruices
Group, lnc. Establishing an lnspection Fee Bud$et Serving the FGUA
Lindrick Utility System for Fiscal Year 2OL2 Applicable to the Gontract
Operator / Yendor Ptoiects
Summary
Each fiscal year, the FGUA's Contract operator defines and delivers additional services for numerous small projects, for
which Government Services Group, lnc. provides associated inspection services. H¡storically, when a specific project is
per-formed by the contract operator / Vendor under the System Manager's purchasing authority, the small amount of
associated inspection fees, results in a specific work authorization drafted for Board approval on a project-by-project
basis. within each of the categories listed on work Authorization No. GSG 12-17 multiple contract operator / Vendor
work authorizations will be issued under the system Manager's purchasing authority. Rather than issue a separate GSG
work authorization for inspection of each of tfre"" smaller projects, the System Manager has estimated the total
number of inspection hours for each of the projects as detailed on Work Authorization No. GSG t2-L7 '
Lindrick
Utility
Account No.
Various Account Numbers
(depending on Project)
Projected Hours of
lnspection Services
Total Not-to-Exceed
Cost
133 $16,359.00
A report reflecting the associated inspection hours incurred and payments made from the budget will be provided as an
informational item on a future agenda. The attached work authorization includes GSG inspection services through
FiscalYear 2OL2.
Recommendation
staff recommends approval of work Authorization No. GSG L2-L7 for inspection services for projects performed by the
Contract Operator and Vendors in the Lindrick Utility System'
Budget lmPact
Project Number:
ORG Number:
OBJ Number:
Board Action
Moved by:
Various
Various
534007
Seconded by:
Original Project Budget: $ 119,384.41
Available Project Balance: $ 119,384'41
ThisProject: $(16'359.00)
Balance Amount $ 103'025.41
Action Taken:

Work Authorization No. GSG L2-L7
to
Management Services Agreement Between the
Florida Governmental Utility Authority ("FGUA"),
a legal entity and public body created by interlocal agreement pursuant to
Section 163.01(7), Florida Statutes
and
Government Services Group, lnc. ("GSG")
A. SUMMARY OF SERVICES TO BE RENDERED
Government Services Group, lnc. (GSG) will provide up to 133 hours of general inspection
services for projects performed by the FGUA's Contract Operator for less than $1-00,000
each in the Lindrick Utility System, the small amount of associated inspection fees,
(providing project documentation for work quality and completion), results in a specific work
authorization drafted for Board approval on a project-by-project basis.
Lindrick Uti
Project No. & Description
Estimatecl Hours of
lnspect¡on Services
Ll OO3 Water System Distribution lmprovement 98 $12,054
Ll 008 Misc. R&R 'E $4,305
Cost
Subtotal Lindrick System 133 $16,359
The above costs are budgeted based on current project schedules applied to inspector fees
o'f $I23/hour with no additional clerical or administrative fees. Each approved inspection
project will be funded through this work authorization.
The inspection services to be provided by GSG shall include, but not be limited to, safety
inspections, visual inspection of all work constructed, verification of materials, verification of
materials stored on site, and verification that equipment used is in accordance with
approved plans.
The total of 133 hours of inspection services and administration provided by GSG shall
include, but not be limited to:
1,. Preconstruction Planning
2. Drawing Review
3. VisualSite lnspection
4. Project Progress Meetings
5. Verify that the contractor follows all safety standards as required by OSHA.
6. Work Site Documentation
7. Verification of Materials Used and Stored on Site
8. Verification of Equipment-Materials Used is in Accordance with Approved Plans
9. Performance Testing Drawing Review
1-0. ProjectDocumentationClose-out
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The not-to-exceed fees for inspection services are based
weekly hours associated with the inspection of the project'
B. PROJECT COST - Lindrick Utility System
c.
D.
Technical Support
TOTAL Not-to-Exceed S 16.359.OO
PROJECT SCHEDULE
As needed.
NOTICE/PROJECT MANAGER OF CONSULTANT
Robert E. Sheets, SYstem Manager
Government Services GrouP, lnc.
1500 Mahan Drive, Suite 250
Tallahassee, FL 32308
Certification that Sufficient Funds are Available:
Dated this
David DiLena, CPA
Chief Financial Officer
-
daY of
20L2
on an estimate of the average
Total Cost
s 16.359
$ 16,359
Board Chair/ Vice Chair
FGUA
280 Wekiva Springs Road, Suite 2000
Longwood, FL 32779
John Pelham
General Counsel
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Item
Florida Governmental ut¡lity Authority
Board A$enda ltem
Thursday, JanuarY L9, 2OL2
cA8 Approval of Work
lnc. Establishing
Summary
Ut¡l¡ty System for
Projects
Authorization No. GSG 12-18 with Government Services Group,
an lnspection Fee Budget serving the FGUA North Fort Myers
Fiscal Yeat 2Ol:2 Applicable to the contract operator / Yendot
Each fiscal year, the FGUA's Contract operator defines and delivers additional services for numerous small projects' for
which Government services Group, lnc. provides associated inspection services. Historically, when a specific project is
Wnlcn \rovel I lr I ltil ¡L rEl
performed by the Contract Operaior / Vendor under the System Manager's purchasing authority' the small amount of
associated inspection fees, results in a specific work authorization drafted for Board approval on a project-by-project
basis. within each of the categories listed on work Authorization No. GSG 12-18 multiple contract operator / Vendor
work authorizations will be issued under the system Manager's purchasing authority. Rather than issue a separate GSG
work authorization for inspection of each oí tn"r" smaller projects, thã System Manager has estimated the total
number of inspection hours for each of the projects as detailed on work Authorization No' GSG L2-!8'
Utility
Account No.
North Fort Myers Various Account Nu mbers
(depending on Project)
Recommendation
Projected Hours of
lnspection Services
Total Not-to-Exceed
Gost
158 $19,434.00
A report reflecting the associated inspection hours incurred and payments made from the budÉet will be provided as an
informational item on a future agenda. The attached work authorization includes GSG inspection services through
FiscalYear 2O!2.
staff recommends approval of work Authorization No. GSG L2-18for inspection services for projects performed by the
ContractoperatorandVendorsintheNofthFortMyersUtilitySystem.
Budget lmPact
Project Number:
ORG Number:
OBJ Number:
Board Action
Moved bY:
Various
Various
534007
Seconded bY:
Original Project Bud$et $ 640'948.50
Available Project Balance: $ 640,948.50
This Project: $( 19'434'00)
Balance Amount: $ 621'514.50
Action Taken:

Work Authorlzation No. GSG L2-Lg
to
Management Services Agreement Between the
Florida Governmental Utility Authority ("FGUA"),
a legal entity and public body created by interlocal agreement pursuant to
Section 163.01(7), Florida Statutes
and
Government Services Group, lnc. ("GSG")
A. SUMMARY OF SERVICES TO BE RENDERED
Government Services Group, lnc. (GSG) will provide up to l-58 hours of general inspection
services for projects performed by the FGUA's Contract Operator for less than $100,000
each in the North Fort Myers Utility System, the small amount of associated inspection fees,
(províding project documentation for work quality and completion), results in a specific work
authorization drafted for Board approval on a project-by-project basis.
North Fort Myers Util m
Project No. & Description
Est¡mated l-lours of
lnspection Services
NF 001 R&R Projects 28 $3,444
NF OO3 lnflow & lnfiltration Corrections 46 $5,658
NF OO7 Lake Fairways WTF lmprovements 27 $3,321
NF 008 Fairways Wastewater Treatment Plant
Rehabilitation
Cost
57 $7,011
Subtotal North Fort Myers System 158 $Ig,434
The above costs are budgeted based on current project schedules applied to inspector fees
of $!23/hour with no additional clerical or administrative fees. Each approved inspection
project will be funded through this work authorization.
The inspection services to be provided by GSG shall include, but not be limited to, safety
inspections, visual inspection of all work constructed, verification of materials, verification of
materials stored on site, and verification that equipment used is in accordance with
approved plans.
The total of 158 hours of inspection services and administration provided by GSG shall
include, but not be limited to:
7. Preconstruction Plann¡ng
2. Drawing Review
3. VisualSite lnspection
4. Project Progress Meetings
5. Verify that the contractor follows all safety standards as required by OSHA.
6. Work Site Documentation
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B.
c.
D.
7. Verification of Materials Used and Stored on Site
8. Verification of Equipment-Materials Used is in Accordance with Approved Plans
9. Performance Testing Drawing Review
10. ProjectDocumentationClose-out
The not-to-exceed fees for inspection services are based on an estimate of the average
weekly hours associated with the inspection of the project.
PROJECT COST - North Fort Myers Ut¡l¡ty System
TOTAL Not-to-Exceed $ 19.434.0O
PROJECT SCHEDULE
As needed.
NOTTCE/PROJECT MANAGER OF CONSULTANT
Robert E. Sheets, System Manager
Government Services GrouP, lnc.
1500 Mahan Drive, Suite 250
Tallahassee, FL 32308
Certification that Sufficient Funds are Available:
Dated this
David DiLena, CPA
Chief Financial Officer
-
Technical S
day of 20L2
Total Cost
Board Chair/ Vice Chair
FGUA
280 Wekiva Springs Road, Suite 20O0
Longwood, FL 32779
John Pelham
General Counsel
s 19.434
$ 19,434
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Item
Florida Governmental Utility Authority
Board Agenda ltem
Thursday, JanuarY L9, 2OL2
cA9 Approval of Work Authorization No. GSG 12-19 with Government Services
Gioup, lnc. Establishing an lnspection Fee Bud$et Serving the FGUA Pasco
Util¡ty Systems for Fiscal Year 2OL2 Applicable to the Contract Operctor /
Vendor Proiects
Summary
Each fiscal year, the FGUA's Contract operator defines and delivers additional services for numerous small projects, for
which Government Services Group, lnc. provides associated inspection services. Historically, when a specific project is
performed by the contract operator / Vendor under the system Manager's purchasing authority, the small amount of
associated inspection fees, results in a specific work authorization drafted for Board approval on a project-by-project
basis. within each of the categories listed on work Authorization No. GSG 12-19 multiple contract operator / vendor
work authorizations will be issued under the system Manager's purchasing authority. Rather than issue a separate GSG
work authorization for inspection of each of Ü,"r" smaller projects, the System Manager has estimated the total
number of inspection hours for each of the projects as detailed on Work Authorization No. GSG L2-L9'
Utility Account No. Projected Hours of
lnspection Services
Pasco Systems Various Accou nt Numbers
(depending on project)
Total Not-to-Exceed
Cost
283 $34,809.00
A report reflecting the associated inspection hours incurred and payments made from the budget will be provided as an
informational item on a future agenda. The attached work author¡zation includes GSG inspection services through
FiscalYear 2OL2.
Recommendation
staff recommends approval of work Authorization No. GSG 72-:-:9 for inspection services for projects performed by the
Contract Operator and Vendors in the Pasco Utility Systems'
Budget lmPact
Project Number:
ORG Number:
OBJ Number:
Board Action
Moved by:
Various
Various
534007
Seconded by:
Orifinal Project Budget: $ 262,226-5O
Available Project Balance: $ 262,226.5O
This Project: $( 34,809.00)
Balance Amount: $ 227,477.5O
Action Taken:

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A.
Work Authorization No. GSG L2-Lg
to
Management Services Agreement Between the
Florida Governmental Utility Authority ("FGUA"),
a legal entity and public body created by interlocal agreement pursuant to
Section 163.01(7), Florida Statutes
and
Government Services Group, lnc. ("GSG")
SUMMARY OF SERVICES TO BE RENDERED
Government Services Group, lnc. (GSG) will provide up to 283 hours of general inspection
services for projects perlormed by the FGUA's Contract Operator for less than $100,000
each in the Pasco Utility Systems, the small amount of associated inspection fees, (providing
project documentation for work quality and completion), results in a specific work
authorization drafted for Board approval on a project-by-project basis.
Pasco Utility Systems
Subtotal Pasco Utility Systems $34,809
The above costs are budgeted based on current project schedules applied to inspector fees
of $I23/hour with no additional clerical or administrative fees. Each approved inspection
project will be funded through this work authorization.
The inspection services to be provided by GSG shall include, but not be limited to, safety
inspections, visual inspection of all work constructed, verification of materials, verification of
materials stored on site, and verification that equipment used is in accordance with
approved plans.
The total of 283 hours of inspection services and admínistration provided by GSG shall
include, but not be limited to:
L.
2.
3.
A
-.
Project No. & Description
Preconstruction Plann i ng
Drawing Review
VisualSite lnspection
Project Progress Meetings
Est¡mated Hours of
lnspection Services
PS 001 Miscellaneous R&R 95 $11,685
PS OO2 F¡re Hydrant Replacements 2 $246
PS 0O5 Lift Station Pump R&R 96 $11,808
PS 008 Waterma¡n Valve Replacemenl 20 $2,460
PS 020 WWTP Fence Repair & Replacement 32 $3,936
PS 022 WWTP Spray Field Repairs $1,230
PS 051 Well Modifications 28 $3,444
Cost
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5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Verify that the contractor follows all safety standards as required by OSHA'
Work Site Docu mentation
Verification of Materials Used and Stored on Site
Verification of Equipment-Materials used is in Accordance with Approved Plans
Performance Testi ng Drawing Review
Project Documentation Close-out
The not-to-exceed fees for inspection services are based
weekly hours associated with the inspection of the project'
B. PROJECT COST - Pasco Utility Systems
c.
D.
TOTAL Not-to-Exceed S 34.809.00
PROJECT SCHEDULE
As needed.
NOTTCE/PROJECT MANAGER OF CONSULTANT
Robert E. Sheets, SYstem Manager
Government Services GrouP, lnc.
l-500 Mahan Drive, Suite 250
Tallahassee, FL 32308
Certification that Sufficient Funds are Available:
Dated th¡s
David DiLena, CPA
Chief Financial Officer
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Technical Support
daY of ,2OL2
on an estimate of the average
Total Cost
Board Chair/ Vice Chair
FGUA
280 Wekiva SPrings Road, Suite 2000
Longwood, FL 32779
John Pelham
General Counsel
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Item
Florida Govefnmental utility Authority
Board A$enda ltem
Thursday, JanuarY L9, 2OL2
cA 10 Approval of Amendment No. 1 to Work Authorization No. Wf L2'O4 with Wade
Tiim, lnc. for Consulting Engineerin$ Services, Seven Springs Wet Weather
Reclaimed Water lntercoñnect, Storage and Pumping Proiect in the Pasco Util¡ty
System
Summary
provided for your review and consideration is Amendment No. 1 to work Authorization wT 12-04 with wade Trim,
lnc. for the engineering services related to the seven springs wet weather Reclaimed water lnterconnect, Storage
and Pumping Project in the Pasco Utility System.
The FGUA Board approved the original Wade Trim Work Authorization WT 12-04 at the December ts,2otL meeting'
However, since the approval of the or¡ginal work authorization, the southwest Florida water Management District
(SWFWMD) has provided FGUA with several minor modifications. ln the cooperative funding agreement, Exhibit A'
section 3 states that swFWMD will have the option of participating as an evaluator in the FGUA's process of
selecting the consultant. Therefore, these minor modifications are being requested by SWFWMD and will be
consistent with the specific project descriptions in the funding agreement. The modifications are shown in a strike
through and underlined format on the attached amendment. The overall intent for the reclaimed system
improvements has not changed and is intended to provide diurnal and wet weather storage, and transmission of
reclaimed water to existing rðsidential and commercial irrigation customers to offset potable g¡roundwater use' The
FGUA has entered into a õooperative funding agreement witn swrwMD for partial funding (50%) of the reclaimed
system improvements. under this Amendeo wõrto Authorization, wade Trim will still desi$n and permit the three
projects identified in the cooperative funding agreement'
The projects include construction of a 3 million gallon ground storage tank and transfer pump station on the seven
springs wwTp site, an interconnection with the Pasco county reclaimed water system, and extension of
approximately 2,000 linear feet of 4-inch diameter reclaimed water main. wade Trim will also provide limited
support services to FGUA during project bidding, contractor procurement and construction for all projects in the
coäþerative funding agreement. tne trmp sum cost for these services remains $330'000'00'
Recommendation
Staff recommends approval of Amendment No. 1 to Work Authorization No' WT
lump sum amount ol $33O,OO0.OO for consulting engineering services, Seven
Water lnterconnect, Storage and Pumping Project in the Pasco Utility System'
Budget lmPact
I2-O4 with Wade Trim, lnc. in the
Springs Wet Weather Reclaimed
, has been approved by the Southwest l-lo
water Management District and will be reimbursed 50% up to $1,200,000 by the Southwest Florida water
Management District'
Board Action
Moved by: Seconded by: Action Taken:

Amendment No. 1
to
Work Authorization No. WT L2-O4
to
Professional Services Agreement Between the
Florida Governmental Utility Authority ("FGUA"),
a legal entity and public body created by interlocal agreement pursuant to
Section 163.01 (7), Florida Statutes
and
.tI Wade Trim, lnc.
i
r 8745 Henderson Road
i Suite 220, Renaissance 5
. Tampa, FL 33634
l
1
i Project
Name
Seven Springs Wet Weather Reclaimed Water
Interconnect, Storage, and Pumping Project
(SWFWMD Project N370)
I
ì
I Work Authorization VIT L2-O4 is amended and restated in its entirety to provide as
foltows:
i
i A. SUMMARY OF SERVICES TO BE RENDERED
wT L2-O4
Page 1 of 5
The Seven Springs utility system is part of the FGUA Pasco County Systems and is located in
the southwest portion of Pasco County, Florida. The FGUA, in cooperation with the Southwest
Florida Water Management District (SWFWMD), completed a feasibility study to explore
reclaimed system improvement projects. The overall intent for the reclaimed system
improvements is to provide diurnal and wet weather storage, and transmission of reclaimed
water to existing residential and commercial irrigation customers to offset potable groundwater
use.
The FGUA has entered into a cooperative funding agreement with SWFWMD for partial funding
of the reclaimed system improvements. The project is identified as SWFWMD Project No.
N370, FGUA Wet Weather Reclaimed Water lnterconnect, Storage and Pumping Project.
Under this Work Authorization, Wade Trim will design and permit the three projects identified in
the cooperative funding agreement.
The projects include construction of a 3 million gallon ground storage tank and transfer pump
station with approximatelv 200 l.f. of 24" reclaimed water main on the Seven Springs WWTP
site, an interconnection with the Pasco County reclaimed water system, and extension of
approximately@2,000l.f.of4''reclaimedwatermain.Theaciual

verif¡ed i
of recla
The grcund storage tarìk, pump station, interconnect, and associated piping will be designed
and [ermitted as one construciion project. Because of the size and nature of the reclaimed
water main extension, this will be designed, permitted, and constructed separately. The timeline
on this portion of the project will be accelerated.
Wade Trim will also provide limited support services to FGUA during project bidding, contractor
procurement, and construction for all projects in the cooperative funding agreement. ln addition,
WaOe Trim will provide supporling services for coordination and reporting efforts with
SWFWMD. These activities willtake place throughout the contract and include:
4.1 -
. providing construction bid documents to SWFWMD for review and written approval prior
to advertising
. Advance notification to SWFWMD of all project meetings
. preparation of a monthly project status report including updated design and construction
schedules
. project facility information delivered as an ArcGlS geodatabase conforming to
SWFWMD standards.
Desiqn Report and 30% Desiqn
Wade Trim will prepare a Design Reporl for the reclaimed system improvements. The report
will include sizing ialculations, equipment recommendations, and a preliminary site layout. A
site survey and gèotechnical evaluation will be conducted as part of the Design Reporl to aid in
laying out the próposed equipment. A preliminary Engineer's Estimate of Probable Costs will be
provided with the Design RePort.
It is anticipated that the following will be required to complete the reclaimed system
improvements:
. Three million gallon ground storage tank
o Transfer pump station to fill tank
o piping improvements including approximateiv 200 l.f. of 24" reclaimed water
main. The actual lenqih and diameter of recla¡med water ma¡n wlll þe verlTled ln
the desiqn phase of the Proiect.
o Electrical and controls includinq scADA and telemetrv.
. Above-grade interconnect assembly with isolation and control valves
o ln-line booster pump to allow two-way flow between FGUA and Pasco County
reclaimed systems
o Piping imProvements
o Electrical and controls including SCADA and telemetry'
. Approximately +,+gg++-e++--an¿ 2,000 l.f. of 4" reclaimed service mains and associated
merer assembties The actual lenoth and diameter of reclaimed water ma¡
¡ | lvLv¡ ssvvr I tvr.vv¡ r I rY svre-¡ ¡-"--,-_ _
verified in the desiqn phase of the proiect.
The 30% design package will include the Design Report and preliminary drawings for the
Reclaimed System lmprõvements. A follow-up meeting will be scheduled with FGUA within 14
calendar dayi of the submittal to discuss review comments from the 30% design package.
4.2 -
90% Desiqn Documents
At the 90% completion level, the drawings will be submitted to the FGUA and SWFWMD, and a
follow-up meeting held within 14 calendar days of the submittal to discuss the review comments.
Amendment No. 1- to WT L2-O4
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Technical specifications and an Engineer's Estimate of Probable Cost will also be provided
part of the submittal.
4.3 -
Final Desiqn Documents
After the 90% review comments have
prepared and submitted to FGUA and
technical specifications will be provided
approval.
4.4 -
Permitting Assistance
been addressed, a bid document package will be
SWFWMD for final approval. Electronic plans and
to FGUA to incorporate into the bid packages after
Wade Trim will prepare required applications to obtain permits from regulatory agencies having
jurisdiction over the project. These permit applications include SWFWMD, FDEP, and Pasco
County permits, as applicable. Wade Trim will respond to all regulatory Requests for Additional
lnformation during the permitting review process. FGUA will pay all permit application fees.
4.5 -
Bid Phase Services
Wade Trim will assist the FGUA by responding to inquires submitted by bidders and assisting in
the issuance of Bid Addenda through the FGUA. Representatives from the design team will
attend the two Pre-Bid meetings to assist with any design clarifications. Upon collection of
proposals, Wade Trim will review the submitted bids and verify references as necessary, and
will provide a recommendation for awarding the construction projects. Conformed sets of
contract documents will be prepared to incorporate the addenda.
4.6 -
Construction Contract Administration
Wade Trim will provide construction contract administration services during this phase of the
project. lt is assumed that construction will be completed over a maximum 6-month
construction period. General construction administration services and periodic site visits will be
provided. Construction contract administration services will include the following:
4.7 -
. Participate in a Pre-Construction Meeting
. Review and approve shop drawings and submittals
. Respond to requests for information (RFls)
. Perform periodic site visits to observe progress and installations
. Attend monthly progress meetings with Contractor/FGUA/Pasco County
. Review and recommend payment of Contractor pay applications
. Coordinate construction activities with Pasco County where applicable
. Observe start-up and testing
. Provide verification of substantial and final completion
. Review and approve Contractor-provided O&M Manuals
. Review and approve Contractor-provided Record Drawings
. Coordinate all close-out documentation/certification required from governing entities
Detailed Observation of Construction
Any resident project representation will be performed by others or approved under a future
amendment to this work authorization.
Amendment No. 1to WT t2-O4
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B. PROJECT COST $330,000-00
TOTAL Lump Sum $330,000.00
Amendment No. 1- to Wf L2-O4
Page 4 of 5
Project No.: PS 040
Principal $176.00 72 912.672.00
Professional Engineer 4 s 160.00 400 $64,000.00
PE 4 - Structural Engineer s160.00 PE 4 -
64 $10,240.00
Electrical Engineer $ r 60.00 Proiect Manager $120.00
184
516
$29,440.00
$61,920.00
Professional Engineer 2 $ I 10.00 688 $75,680.00
Desisner 3 s75.00 420 s31.s00.00
Administrative 3 ss7.00 64 $3,648.00
Survev. Geotech, Expenses
$40,900.00
Total Cost $330,000.00
Task 4.1 -
Design
Report and
3O% Design
24 1_48 16 52 156 LA4 168 16
Task A.2 -
90% DesiEn
Task 4.3 -
Final Design
Documents
10
6
72
48
24
8
56
24
88
64
168
80
LAA
88
16
16
Task 4.4 -
Perm¡tting
Assistance
o I 0 o 20 40 0 0
Task 4.5 -
Bid Phase
Services
4 24 4 4 52 24 16 16
Task A.6 -
Construction 2a 100 a2 48 136 L92 0 0
Services
Total Hours 72 400 64 LA4 516 688 420 64

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C. PROJECT SCHEDULE
D.
Dated this
The deliverables associated with the tasks above will be delivered within the durations shown below:
Reclaimed lmprovements
Task Duration or Completion Date
4.1- - Design Repoft & 30% Design 90 days from notice to proceed
A.2 - 60% Design and Specifications 150 days from notice to proceed
4.3 - 90% Design and Specifications 21-0 days from notice to proceed
4.4 - Final Design Documents Oclober 1-,2OL2
4.5 - Permitting Assistance As needed
4.6 - Bid Phase Services December 31. 201-2
4.7 - Construction Services June 3O. 2014
Note: The small-diameter reclaimed water main extension will be designed and permitted on an
expedited schedule. The final design documents will be completed and permit applications
submitted within 60 days from notice to proceed.
NOTTCE/PROJ ECT MANAGER OF CONSU LTANT
Thomas S. Brzezinski, Executive Vice President Lea Ann Thomas, Chairman
Wade Trim, lnc. FGUA
8745 Henderson Road, Suite 220 280 Wekiva Springs Road, Suite 203
Renaissance 5 Longwood, FL32799
Tampa, FL 33634
Certification that Sufficient Funds are Available:
David Dilena Jerry Connolly, PE
Chief Financial Officer Operations Manager
FGUA FGUA
280 Wekiva Springs Road, Suite 2000 280 Wekiva Springs Road, Suite 2000
Longwood, FL 32799 Longwood, FL 32799
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Amendment No. 1to WT t2-O4
Page 5 of 5
day of 20L2.

Item
Florida Governmental utility Authority
Board Agenda ltem
Thursday, January 1:9, 2OL2
CA 11 Approval of Amendment No. 1 to Work Authorization No. USW 12-01 with
U.S. Water Services Íot {¡YL2 Renewal and Replacement Proiects for the
MacDill AFB Ut¡l¡ty SYstem
Summary
please find attached an amendment to Work Authorization No. USW L2-ot for U.S. Water Services (USW)
related to the MacDill AFB water and wastewater R&R projects for FY2OL2. The specific changes include:
t. A technical amendment to reflect the additional R&R funds that have been carried over from the
Fy11 R&R program. The additional R&R funds total $38,260.87 for water and $34,684'64 for
wastewater. These amounts have been added to the "undesignated" R&R funding amounts
identified for FYt2.
2. An amendment to allow go days after the end of the fiscal year to complete the annual "true-up"
reconciliation process, as opposed to the original 30 day requirement' This is based on actual
experience during the recently completed initial true-up process.
Recommendation
¿
andReplacementProjectsfortheMacDillAFBUtilitySystem.
Board Action
lY2oL2 Renewal
Moved by: Seconded by: Action Taken:

Amendment No. 1
Work Authorization No. USW L2-O1,
To the Planning, Design and Construction Agreement
A Professional Services Agreement between the
Florida Governmental Utility Authority ("FGUA"),
A legal entity and public body created by interlocal agreement
pursuant to Section 163.01(7), Florida Statutes and
U.S. Water Services Corporation ("USW")
Section C.2. of Work Authorization USW L2-O1, is hereby amended as follows to recognize R&R
funding carried over from the FYll R&R program:
C. MACDILL AFB R&R PLAN - FYaOL2
2. Undesignated FY2012 R&R Projects
A si$nificant amount of the R&R work that is completed over the course of a typical year is unplanned,
and is in response to system failures and events (i.e. line breaks). The following R&R monies have been
targeted for expenditure in FYt2 for the MacDill AFB system for such unplanned system needs. Any
remaining funds from F-'(12 unplanned R&R projects will be carried over and added to the FY13 R&R
program.
a) MacDill Water System $W 1-36.055
b) MacDill Wastewater System $404€82 139,367
Section D.1. of Work Authorization USW 12Ð1 is hereby amended as follows:
D. COMPENSATTON/PAYMENTTOCONTRACTOR
1". Designated FYzOLz Projects
b) Within 3g 90 days after the end of F'(2OL2, the costs related to the des+gna+ed R&R projects will be
"trued up" based upon actual costs. lf the actual costs exceed the amounts paid to USW, then the
FGUA will provide an addítional payment from available R&R funds in this amount within 30 days of
the determination. lf the actual costs were less than the amounts paid to USW, then USW shall
repay this amount to the FGUA within 30 days of this determination.
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SiÉning Authotity
Gary Deremer, PrinciPal in Charge
US Water Services CorPoration
4939 Cross Bayou Blvd.
New Port Richey, FL34652
Certification that Sufficient Funds are Available:
David M. Dilena, CPA
Chief Financial Officer
Dated this
-
day of
20L2
Char / Vice-Chair
Florida Governmental Utility Authority
280 Wekiva Springs Road, Suite 2000
Longwood, FL32799
Jerry ConnollY, PE
Operations Manager
Page 2 01 2

Item
Florida Governmental Ut¡lity Authority
Board Agenda ltem
Thursday, January L9, 2OL2
CA 1.1.a Approval of Amendment No. 1 to Work Authorization No. GSG 12-01 with
Government Services Group, lnc. related to lnspection Services for R&R
projects in the MacDill AFB utility system being completed by U.S. Water
Services Corporation under Work Authorization USW t2-O1,
Summary
Please find attached an amendment to Work Authorization No. GSG I2-Ol- for Government Services Group,
lnc. (GSG) related to the provision of inspection services to the MacDill AFB water and wastewater R&R
projects for FY2O72
The amendment is a technical amendment to reflect the additional R&R funds that have been carried over
from the FY11 R&R program. The additional R&R funds total $38,260.87 for water and $34,684.64 for
wastewater. These amounts have been added to the "undesignated" R&R funding amounts identified for
FY72.
Recommendation
Staff recommends approval of Amendment No. 1 to Work Authorization No. GSG I2-Ot related to inspection
services for MacDill R&R projects.
Board Action
Moved by: Seconded by: Action Taken:

Amendment No. 1
to
Work Authorization No. GSG L2-O7to
Management Services Agreement Between the
Florida GovernmentaI Utility Authority ("FGUA")'
a legal entity and public body created by ¡nterlocal agreement pursuant to
Section 163.01(7), Florida Statutes
and
Government Services Group, lnc' ("GSG")
Section A. of work Authorization GSG L2-otis hereby amended as foilows to recognize R&R funding
carried over from the FY11 R&R program:
A. SUMMARY OF SERVICES TO BE RENDERED
Government services Group, lnc. (GSG) will provide all necessary inspection services for the
MacDillAFB water and wastewatei renewal and replacement (R&R) projects being completed
by u.s. water Services corporation under work authorization usw 12-01'
The inspection services to be provided by GSG shall include, but are not limited to:
L. Part¡cipation in preconstruction planning
2. Drawing Review
3. Visual Site lnsPection
4. Project Progress Meet¡ngs
b. Verify that the contractoifoltows atl safety standards as required by OSHA'
6. Work Site Doiumentation
7. Verification of Materials Used and Stored on Site
S.VerificationofEquipment-Mater¡alsUsedisinAccordancewithApprovedPlans
9. Witness all start-up and testing
10. ProjectDocumentationClose-out
Below is a summary of the projects listed in work authorization usw 12-01 and the
estimated Project cost.
Projects (Water and Sewer Æsets)
Renewal and Replacement of 9 Fire Hydrant Assemblies
Renewal and Replacement of 11 Faulty Valves
Renewal and Replacement of Backflow Devices (18 est')
nan of 2.850 LF of 10" Watermain Adjacent to Runway
Renewal and Replacement of WWTP Digester Facility
ffibaqueous
Rehabilitat¡on of WWTP Main Lift Station
Replacement and Rehabilitation of WWTP Lighting
Replacement of WWTP HVAC SYStem
Force Main Crossings (3)
$37,467.00
$161,310.00
$11,610.00
$15.170.00
$614,960.00
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Undesignated Projects Estimated Project Cost
Undesignated MacDill Water System Projects $€+J€4S€136.055.00
U ndes¡gnated MacDi Il Wastewater System Projects $+e4,€82€+1393€Z-Ag
Total Undesignated Projects g2O2++€F09275,422.OO
Robert E. Sheets, System Manager Board ChairlVice-Chair
Government Services Group, lnc. FGUA
1500 Mahan Drive, Suite 250 280 Wekiva Springs Road, Suite 2000
Tallahassee, FL 32308 Longwood, FL 32779
Certification that Sufficient Funds are Available:
David M. Dilena, CPA
Chief Financial Officer
Dated this _ day of 20L2
John Pelham
General Counsel
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Item
Florida Governmental utility Authority
Board A$enda ltem
Thutsday, January L9, 2OL2
cAL2 Approval of Work Authorization No. GSG 10-49, Amendment No' 1 Ratification
with Government services Group, lnc. for additional proiect inspection hours
related to construction of the Mitchell water Treatment Plant lmprovements,
FGUA Proiect No. PS 049 in the Pasco Utility Systems
Summary
provided for your review and consideration is work Authorization No. GSG Lo-49 Amendment No' 1 Ratification'
Government services Group, lnc. (GSG) provided 525 net additional inspection hours related to PS 049, Mitchell
water Treatment plant lmprovements coÅstruction project in the Pasco utility system. while it is customary for GSG
to receive a 5% inspeciion budset for construction related inspections, the original GSG lnspection work
authorization was valued at $109,520, only 4.!o/o of the original construction contract amount, valued at
g2,659,Ooo.oo. Due to the accelerut.å puó" of this project ano ttre significant amount of field coordination
between the FGUA, Engineer of RecOrd and the contractor, an additional inspector was employed to oversee the
construction activity on-a full time basis. Further, change orders totaling $65,786.67 were issued to the General
contractor (Brandes), and an additional $267,684.17 was issued to us water services corporation (via work
Authorization) for reiated activities at the Mitchell water Treatment Plant. The change orders to Brandes also
extended the contract Time by 16g calendar days to achieve Final completion due to the added scope as well as
allow for complete performance testing in accoidance with the contract. This additional work was necessary to
complete the entire scope of work required to achieve the chloraminated water conversion in the FGUA Pasco
system. These change oid.r, and work Authorizations did not include companion work authorization amendments
to GSG for additional inspection services'
The attached wort< authorization amendment is a not-to-exceed amount of $76,733.00 based on the net add¡tional
inspection hours actually expended by GSG for the Pasco utility systems Mitchell water Treatment Plant
lmprovements.
Recommendation
staff recommends approvar of work Authorization No. GSG ro-49, Amendment No. 1 Ratification with Government
Services Group, lnc. in the not-to-exceed amount of $76'
Budget lmPact
Project Number:
ORG Number:
OBJ Number:
Board Action
PSO49
4LL19t27
534007
Original Project Budget:
Previous ExPenses:
Previous Encumbrances:
Available Project Balance:
Budget Transfers I n/Out:
This Project:
Balance Amount:
Moved by: Seconded by: Action Taken:
$ 321,534.00
($117,479.00)
($174,895.00)
$29,160.00
$47,573.00
$76,733.00
$0'00

WORK AUTHORIZATION NO. GSG 10-49
Amendment No. 1 Ratification
to
Management Services Agreement Between the
Florida Governmental Utility Authority ("FGUA"),
a legal entity and public body created by interlocal agreement pursuant to
Section 163.01(7), Florida Statutes
and
Government Services Group, lnc' ("GSG")
A. SUMMARY OF SERVICES TO BE RENDERED
Government Services Group, lnc. (GSG) provided 525 additional inspection hours related to
pS O49, Mitchell Water Treatment Plant lmprovements construction project in the Pasco
Utility System. Due to the accelerated pace of this project and the significant amount of field
coordination between the FGUA, Engineer of Record and the Contractor, an additional
inspector was employed to oversee the construction activity on a full time basis. ln addition,
Change Orders totaling $65,786.67 were issued to the General Contractor (Brandes), and
additional work authorizations totaling $267,684.17 were issued to US Water Services
Corporation for related activities at the Mitchell Water Treatment Plant. The Change Orders to
Brandes also extended the Contract Time by 168 calendar days to achieve Final Completion
due to the added scope as well as allow for complete performance testing in accordance with
the Contract. This additional work was necessary to complete the entire scope of work
required to achieve the chloraminated water conversion in the FGUA Pasco System. These
change orders and work authorizations did not include companion work authorization
amendments to GSG for additional inspection services.
While it is customary for GSG to receive a 5% inspection budget for construction related
inspections, the orisinal GSG lnspection work authorization was valued at $109,52O, or 4'7o/o
of the original Brandes construction Contract, which was valued at $2,659,000.00. The
combined total of change orders and work authorizations related to the Mitchell WTP
improvements equaled $333,470.84, bringing the total value of work inspected to
$2,992,470.84. This amendment requests an additional $76,733 for inspection services
which results in a total value of inspection services requested to $186,253, or 6'22Yo of the
total value of all WORK.
Additional inspections were necessitated by Brandes Change Orders related to the following
issues: Progress Energ¡l easement for upgraded electrical service, bypass influent piping,
butterfly valves, actuator valve weatherproofing and electrical control wiring, influent piping
modification from PVC to DIP and an associated foundation pier, chemical pad separation
curbs, manhole modifications due to conflicts, perimeter fence replacement, generator
platform and stairs, building internal piping modifications, filter drain installations and
additional pipe stands
Additional inspections were also required specifically related to the following US Water work
authorizations: on-site raw piping modifications prior to general contractor arrival, trombone
piping removal, chemical feed system installation, CROM tank modifications and safety
upgrades, well site pumps and telemetry modifications'
GSG 10-49 Amendment #1
Page I of 2

B.
This work authorization ratification is for the additional hours provided by GSG for oversight
and inspections of the additionalwork.
The not-to-exceed fee for the above referenced additional inspection services for the Mitchell
Water Treatment Plarit lmprovements Project is $76,733.00.
PROJECTCOST PROJECTNO. PS O49
TOTAL Not-to-exceed $ 76,733.00
c.
D.
PROJECT SCHEDULE
Complete.
NOT¡CE/PROJECT MANAGER OF CONSU LTANT
Robert E. Sheets, System Manager
Government Services Group, lnc.
1500 Mahan Drive, Suite 250
Tallahassee, FL 32308
Certification that Sufficient Funds are Available:
Dated this
David M. Dilena, CPA
Ch ief Financial Officer
-
Director of Operations
GSG 10-49 Amendment #1
Page 2 of 2
day of 20L2
Lea Ann Thomas, Chairman
FGUA
280 Wekiva Springs Road, Suite 2000
Longwood, FL 32779
John Pelham
General Counsel
7,675.00)

GSG 10-49
Mitchell wTP lmprovements (INSPECTOR)
ments (PROJECT MGR)
Mitchell WTP lmDrovements (SENIOR MGR
N4itchell WTP lmprovements (Total)
$192.00
$ 186,253.00
Difference in $

Project Deta¡l By Employee By Date
1-3-2010 - L-3-ZOLZ
Name Project Description
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dw¡ght Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
FGUA: lnsp: PS049 Mitchell Ranch Rd
FGUA: lnsp: PS049 Mitchell Ranch Rd
FGUA: lnsp: PS049 Mitchell Ranch Rd
FGUA: lnsp: PS049 Mitchell Ranch Rd
FGUA: lnsp: PS049 Mitchell Ranch Rd
FGUA: lnsp: PS049 Mitchell Ranch Rd
FGUA: lnsp: PS049 Mitchell Ranch Rd
FGUA: lnsp: PS049 Mitchell Ranch Rd
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FGUA: lnsp: PS049 Mitchell Ranch Rd
FGUA: lnsp: PS049 Mitchell Ranch Rd
FGUA: lnsp: PS049 Mitchell Ranch Rd
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FGUA: lnsp: PS049 Mitchell Ranch Rd
FGUA: lnsp: PS049 Mitchell Ranch Rd
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3 yes
6 yes
4 yes
8 yes
6.5 yes
6.5 yes
3 yes
9 yes
5 yes
2 yes
8 yes
4 yes
3 yes
8 yes
3 yes
8 yes
2 yes
4.5 yes
8 yes
4 yes
8 yes
4 yes
10 yes
8 yes
9 yes
4 yes
4 yes
4 yes
2 yes
4 yes
Notes
Pre-construction meeting at Pasco FGUA offìce
Meet w/USW Plant Operator, also contractor Superintendent
lnspect site work
lnspect mobilization and sheet pile construction, observe
lnspect sheet pile construction (completed past normal
lnspect WTP construction, 2" PVC drain line repair and
lnspect excavation, power service, dewatering preparations
Prepare & transmit inspection reports for this project
lnspect WTP construction
lnspect WTP construction
lnspect WTP construction, also operations meeting,
Review project files, select construction photos, copy to disc,
lnspect site work WTP construction
lnspect steel construction, site work, dewatering
lnspect well point system construction, dewatering activity,
lnspect WTP site work
I nspect WTP construction
lnspect WTP construction slab work & dewatering
Progress meeting & inspect WTP construction, electrical
lnspect WTP construction
lnspect WTP construction
lnspect waterproofing and form construction
lnspect slab & wall dowel steel construction
lnspect steel & waterproofing construction, observe Pasco
lnspect concrete pour mud well & dosing tank slabs
lnspect slab, keyways, forms, sumps
lnspect steel, forms, waterproofing, steel ties
I nspect steel, forms, waterproofing
site visit, inspection
lnspect steel & form construction dosing tank walls
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Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight PerrY
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
FGUA: lnsp: PS049 Mitchell Ranch Rd
FGUA: lnsp: PS049 Mitchell Ranch Rd
FGUA: lnsp: PS049 Mitchell Ranch Rd
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4 yes
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5 yes
5 yes
4 yes
8 yes
5 yes
5 yes
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8 yes
2 yes
5 yes
4 yes
2 yes
4 yes
4 yes
4 yes
4 yes
5 yes
5 yes
5 yes
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4 yes
lnspect pipes & wall penetrations, waterstops, forms Transfer
lnspect steel, wall forms, pipe penetration
lnspect steel, forms, concrete pour dosing tank walls
lnspect dosing tank construction
lnspect form work, tank drain work
lnspect dosing tank wall (form stripping), form work mud well
lnspect form work, steel work, building demo, drain valve
lnspect steel construction mud well walls, pump & motor,
lnspect form work dosing tank weir, mud well walls, plant
lnspect building forms, electrical, mud well form work
lnspect building electrical constructiori, fire damage, measure
lnspect mud well wall, pump 4, VFD pad concrete pouring,
prepare & transmit inspection reports
lnspect building electrical construction, mud well walls,
inspect bentonite mat & volclay tube placement on exterior
Prepare incident report 3/8/11 fire
Revise incident report, transmit; inspect form work mud well
inspect interior & exterior building construction, dosing tank
lnspect top steel, pipe penetrations & form work, plumbing
lnspect concrete pouring mud well & dosing tank tops,
lnspect pressure washing, pump piping, review preliminary
review & select, copy construction progress photos
attend schedule coordination meeting, inspect WTP
lnspect WTP construction
Prepare & transmit inspection reports for this project
lnspect WTP construction
lnspect WTP construction
lnspect WTP construction
lnspect WTP construction- concrete pads, aerator, painting,
Review pay application #4, inspect WTP constructionlnspect
WTP construction- filters, odor control, generator
lnspect WTP construction- paint prep, concrete forms,
lnspect WTP construction- concrete pouring & finish, steel &
lnspect steel construction SO2 pad, blower enclosure
lnspect aerator and odor control piping construction, blower

Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Pêrry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
Dwight Perry
James Gorry
James Gorry
James Gorry
James Gorry
James Gorry
James Gorry
James Gorry
James Gorry
James Gorry
James Gorry
James Gorry
James Gorry
James Gorry
James Gorry
FGUA: lnsp: PS049 Mitchell Ranch Rd
FGUA: lnsp: PS049 Mitchell Ranch Rd
FGUA: lnsp: PS049 Mitchell Ranch Rd
FGUA: lnsp: PS049 Mitchell Ranch Rd
FGUA: lnsp: PS049 Mitchell Ranch Rd
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FGUA: lnsp: PS049 Mitchell Ranch Rd
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FGUA: lnsp: PS049 Mitchell Ranch Rd
FGUA: lnsp: PS049 Mitchell Ranch Rd
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FGUA: lnsp: PS049 Mitchell Ranch Rd
FGUA: lnsp: PS049 Mitchell Ranch Rd
FGUA: lnsp: PS049 Mitchell Ranch Rd
FGUA: lnsp: PS049 Mitchell Ranch Rd
FGUA: lnsp: PS049 Mitchell Ranch Rd
FGUA: lnsp: PS049 Mitchell Ranch Rd
FGUA: lnsp: PS049 Mitchell Ranch Rd
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PS049 WTP lmprovements: meet w/Super, review
lnspect pump and filter piping construction, repair leak
lnspect filter backwash piping, sanitary sewer manhole
lnspect construction of dosing tank baffle, filter backwash
lnspect construction dosing tank baffle, pump & check valve,
lnspect building electrical construction, chemical pad
lnspect building improvements, electrical rough in, filter
lnspect electrical conStruction, building work, raw water
lnspect electrical & plumbing construction, building piping,
lnspect plumbing, HVAC work, filter effluent piping
lnspect yard plping demolition, piping & electrical
lnspect pipeline & piping construction, transmit construction
lnspect electrical construction, piping construction, prepare
lnspect aerator supply piping and flowmeter, mud well lift
lnspect filter piping, filter ARV, electrical construction
lnspect filter piping construction
lnspect filter media construction, mud well piping & access
Review photos chemical storage tanks, prepare & transmit
Attend progress meeting, inspect WTP construction
Review pay app #7, inspect WTP construction
Reviewed project with Rob Dickson..
On site monitoring subcontractor activities.
On site monitoring subcontractor activities.
On site monitoring subcontractor activities.
On jobsite monitoring subcontractor activities.
On site monitoring subcontractor activities.
On site monitoring subcontractor activities
On site monitoring subcontractor activities
On site monitoring subcontractor activities
On site monitoring subcontractor activities
lnspection
lnspection
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James GorrY
James Gorry
James Gorry
James Gorry
James GorrY
James GorrY
James GorrY
James GorrY
James GorrY
James GorrY
Jarnes GorrY
James GorrY
James GorrY
James GorrY
James GorrY
James GorrY
James GorrY
James GorrY
James GorrY
James GorrY
James GorrY
James GorrY
James GorrY
James GorrY
James GorrY
James GorrY
James GorrY
James GorrY
James GorrY
James GorrY
James GorrY
James GorrY
James GorrY
James GorrY
James GorrY
FGUA: lnsp: PS049 Mitchell Ranch Rd
FGUA: lnsp: PS049 Mitchell Ranch Rd
FGUA: lnsp: PS049 MitchellRanch Rd
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FGUA: lnsP: PS049 Mitchell Ranch Rd
FGUA:lnsP: PS049 MitchellRanch Rd
FGUA: lnsP:PS049 Mitchell Ranch Rd
FGUA: lnsP: PS049 MitchellRanch Rd
FGUA: lnsP: PS049 Mitchell Ranch Rd
FGUA: lnsP: PS049 MitchellRanch Rd
FGUA: lnsP: PS049 Mitchell Ranch Rd
FGUA: lnsP: PS049 Mitchell Ranch Rd
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FGUA: lnsP: PS049 Mitchell Ranch Rd
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FGUA: lnsP: PS049 Mitchell Ranch Rd
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FGUA: lnsP: PS049 Mitchell Ranch Rd
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FGUA: lnsP: PS049 Mitchell Ranch Rd
FGUA: lnsP: PS049 MitchellRanch Rd
FGUA: lnsP: PS049 Mitchell Ranch Rd
FGUA: lnsP: PS049 MitchellRanch Rd
FGUA: lnsP: PS049 Mitchell Ranch Rd
FGUA: lnsP: PS049 Mitchell Ranch Rd
FGUA: lnsP: PS049 Mitchell Ranch Rd
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9 Yes
9 Yes
2 Yes
1 yes
9 Yes
9 Yes
9 Yes
9 Yes
7 Yes
1 Yes
8.5 Yes
9 Yes
10 Yes
9 Yes
9.5 Yes
8.5 Yes
8.5 Yes
9 Yes
8.5 Yes
6.5 Yes
8.5 Yes
8.5 Yes
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James Gorry
James Gorry
James Gorry
.James Gorry
James Gorry
James Gorry
James Gorry
James Gorry
James Gorry
James Gorry
James Gorry
James Gorry
James Gorry
James Gorry
James Gorry
James Gorry
James Gorry
James Gorry
James Gorry
James Gorry
James Gorry
James Gorry
James Gorry
James Gorry
James Gorry
James Gorry
James Gorry
James Gorry
James Gorry
James Gorry
James Gorry
James Gorry
James Gorry
James Gorry
James Gorry
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FGUA: lnsp: PS049 Mitchell Ranch Rd
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James Gorry
James Gorry
James Gorry
James Gorry
James Gorry
James Gorry
James Gorry
James Gorry
James Gorry
James Gorry
Janelle Kusiolek
Janelle Kusiolek
Janelle Kusiolek
Janelle Kusiolek
Janelle Kusiolek
Janelle Kusiolek
Janelle Kusiolek
MichaelWilson
MichaelWilson
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Michael Wilson
MichaelWilson
Michael Wilson
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MichaelWilson
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MichaelWilson
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Michael Wilson
Michael Wilson
FGUA: lnsp: PS049 Mitchell Ranch Rd
FGUA:lnsp: PS049 Mitchell Ranch Rd
FGUA: lnsp: PS049 Mitchell Ranch Rd
FGUA: lnsp: PS049 Mitchell Ranch Rd
FGUA: lnsp: PS049 Mitchell Ranch Rd
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lnspection services
PM at WTP on sulfuric acid leak.
AM at WTP checking on sulfuric leak repair and arranging
Visited Mitchell plant to coordinate remaining punch-list
Reviewed operational problems with plant operators. Met
Met with Progress Energy on voltage issue.
Met with Progress Energy service crew on voltage
On site with Brandes crew performing shut-down work and
Met with Carter/Verplank service rep on site to examine
Met with fence contractor at waterplant to discuss location
owner direct purchase POs
owner direct purchase POs
NTP prep
Duall PO change email
Siemens submittals
pay app discussion; inquiry from subcontractor about past
Tour WTP construction site with inspectors/ClP team
Site visit
Site visit review Progress
Site visit to resolve issues with component placement
Site visit and discussions with Contractor
Site visit to review Progress
Site visit
Site visit and resolution to control panel and chemical skids
Site visit to review Progress
Site visit to introduce CIP team to plant improvements
Site inspection of WORK Progress
Site visit to review Progress
Site inspection review Progress
Site visit to review Progress
Site visit to review Progress
Review site status
Site visit to review progress - raining, very little activity

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Site visit to review progress
Site visit
Site visit and review of progress
Multiple site visits regarding watermain break in front of
Review of site progress
Site visit to review progress
Site visit to review progress
Site visit
Site visit
Site visit
Site visit, meetings, problem solving
Site visit review status
Site visit and review
Site meetings, seimens valve issues, carter-verplanck vertical
Review status of component start-up, system testing,
At WTP until 7pm assisting and observing component start-
At site reviewing activities, Caterpiller Emergency Generator
At plant all day troubleshooting, directing forces for start-up
Site coordination, system readiness, etc. (on-Site until
On-Site monitoring start-up and chloraminated water
Assessing water production at plant, currently producing
Site visit to review progress
Site visit to review progress on chemical lines (failing pressure
Site visit to review rock installation. Meet with Steve Spratt,
Site visit to commence activities related to Punchlist
Checking status of contractor issues
Site visit to review progress
Site visit to review status of completion
lnspection of leak on backwash line to Filter #5
Review of contractor progress
Site visit to review progress for Ribbon Cutting
Site visit to review readiness for Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
Site visit/inspection for preparation of Ribbon Cutting

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Site visit
Visit project site with Michael
Visit project site with Michael
Meet¡ng to discuss start-uP of WTP
Mitchell Road WTP progress meeting
Visit Mitchell WTP with Michael Wilson to review
Visit Mitchell WTP with Michael Wilson to review site
Site visit with Michael Wilson to check on progress and
Site visit with Michael Wilson to check on progress and meet
Site visit with Michael Wilson to review project progress'
Site visit with Michael Wilson to review issues with odor
Site Visit to check progress and review constrution issues'
Site visit to check on progress and review construction issues'
Site visit with Michael to check progress and review issues.
Site visit with Michael to review issues and check status'
Visit WTP site to review site progress and construction issues'
Visit Mitchell WTP to review site progress and construction
Site visit to Mitchell WTP to review site issues.
Site visit to address construction issues.
Site visit to address construction issues.
Site visit to address construction issues.
Site visit to address construction issues.
Site visit to review project issues.
Site visit to review construction issues
Site visit to review issues
Site visit to Mitchell WTP to review issues.
Site visit to review construction issues
Site visit to WTP to review issues.
Site visit to review issues related to start up
Visit site to review issues
Site visit to review project closeout issues
Travel to system and back, precon meeting with contractor

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lN 1 Status Update on the Florida Governmental Utility Authority (FGUA) capital
lmprovement Proiect (ClP) Program

Florida Governmental Utility Authority
Board Agenda ltem
Thursday, January L9, 2OU2
lN 2 Status Update on the Florida Governmental Ut¡l¡ty Authority (FGUA)
Gommunity Outreach Program

FGUA Gommunity organization Meetings
Janua ry 2OL2 Status RePort
Golden Gate
The chart below consists of active community organizations in the Golden Gate area' A contact person is
risted for each group. The actions required to coñt¡r* meeting dates are fisted in the column labeled
Meeting Dates Status.
Gommunity Orglanizations Me"tittÉ ltttu" Upd"t"
Name of
Organization/Community
GG tltitity Advisory Co¡¡'n'tt99--
Gõiden GãG Area Civic Assn
FGUA Board Meeting
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Habitat For HumanitY
SFWMD
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Contact Person
Kaydee Iun
Kaamilya Pelelra
Kurt Wiftofl
Lisa Koehler
Property Manager
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Area
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ffiry9,2oL2.
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meeting on December t5, 2OI1- in
NFM. CSR will not attend the January
tg,2Ot2 meeting in Golden Gate due
to scheduled vacation.
TSR will attend the two day uolller
County Regional Science and
Engineering Fair as a jud$e on January
27 and as an exhibitor with an FGUA
booth at the public fair on January 28,
2OI2. Hundreds of People are
expected to attend the tryq ley iygrì!:õSF
protiãêõ-iñformat¡on on service
availability for multiple properties
Habitat for HumanitY is trying to
purchase.
TSR receìves weekly rainfall reports
on the conditions.
and US water staff workecl wlm
-CSR the property manager to replace the
meter head. The Property manager
found and rePaired a leak. All the
concerns have now been addressed'
õSF attenãed the Customer Service
and Operat¡ons meetings with GSG
and US Water staff on December 13,
2OLL. CSR will attend the next
meetinÉ in January.
CSR customer contacts:
69 contacts with customers, including
questions about online PaYments.
0 contacts with civic associations or
HOA's,
4 contacts with builders or real estate
comPanies,
2 contacts with schools or camps'
l displays or events
Status RePort Golden Gate Page 1 January 5,2012

FGUA Golden Gate Community Outreach
Attendance Report
January 2OL2
Summary
Gustomer Civic/Homeowner Buildey'Realtor Schools Events/Displays Chamber BOCC/Gov't
Concerns Associations
of Agency/UAG
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Commerce
0
Meet¡ngs
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Total number of residents in attendance at Golden Gate monthly ly community events and meeti ngs:
Community Outreach Events
December 2OL7-
Event: Operations Meeting
DatelTime: December 13, 2011 10:00 AM
Location: FGUA Office, Lehigh Acres, FL
Description: CSR attended the meeting with GSG and USW staff.
Event Customer Service Staff Meeting
DatelTime: December 13, 20111:00 PM
Location: FGUA Office, Lehifh Acres, FL
Description: CSR attended the meeting with GSG and USW staff.
Event FGUA Board meeting
DatelTime: December 15, 2Ot1- 1:00 PM
Location: Suncoast Estates Community Center
Description: CSR attended the meeting.
Upcoming Community Outreach Events
January 2OL2
Event GGACA meeting
DatelTime: January 9,2Ot2 6:30 PM
Location: Golden Gate Community Center
Description: CSR will attend the meet¡ng.
Event: FGUA Board meeting
DatelTime: January L9,20L21:00 PM
Location: Golden Gate Community Center
Description: CSR will not attend the meeting due to scheduled vacation.
Event Collier County Science and Environmental Fair
DatelTime: January 27-28,2AL2 all day
Location: N. Collier Regional Park
Description: CSR will aüend the event as both a judge and with an FGUA booth at the public fair.
Barb Kerby, Community Service Representative Golden Gate Utility Area
Attendance Report Golden Gate Page 1 January 5,2OL2

Summary
Customer
Concerns
Gommunity Outreach Events
December 2OLL
Event:
DatelTime:
Location:
Description:
Event:
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Description:
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Event:
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FGUA Lehigh Acres Gommunity Outreach
Attendance Report
January 2OL2
Civic/Homeowner
Associations
Builder/Realtor Schools/
Gamps
Events,/Displays Chamber
of
Commerce
BOCG/Gov't
Agency/UAC
Meetings
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Total nu mher of residents in att endance at Lehigh LehiÉh Acres monthly community events and meetin$s: 1-57
Board of County Commissioner Meeting
Every Tuesday, 9:30 AM
BOCC Chambers, Ft. Myers, FL
CSR attended the one scheduled meeting in December'
Alva Middle Science and Environmental Fair
December t, 2OL!, 8:30 AM
Alva Middle School, Ft. Myers, FL
CSR attended the fair as both a judge and speaker.
Chamber of Commerce Gala Meetings
December 2,9, L6,20114:00 PM
Chamber Office, Lehigh Acres, FL
CSR attended the planning meetings for the gala.
Lehigh Headwaters Quarterly Meeting
December 8, 2O!!, 8:30 AM
SFWMD office, Ft. Myers, FL
CSR attended the regularly scheduled meeting'
Operations Meeting
December t3,2OLt 10:00 AM
FGUA Office, Lehigh Acres, FL
CSR attended the meeting with GSG and USW staff.
Customer Service Staff Meeting
December !3,2OIt 1:00 PM
FGUA Office, Lehigh Acres, FL
CSR attended the meeting with GSG and USW staff'
Meeting with Rotary Rep about community clock
December 14, 2Ot!, 6:30 PM
FGUA property at Leland Heights and Homestead Rd, Lehigh Acres, FL
Barb Kerby, Jerry Connolly, Meredith Miller and Dave Lindsay met to discuss the option of
installing a community clock on the FGUA property with Board approval of a signed
agreement.
Attendance Report Lehigh Page 1 January 5,201-2

Event: Lehi$h Acres Utility Advisory Committee Meeting
Date/Time: December 7-4,201'1-,6:30 PM
Location: FGUA office, Lehigh Acres, FL
Description: CSR attended the monthly meet¡ng with the committee members, Jerry Connolly, Meredith
Miller and the two men who were appointed to the UAC by the FGUA board at the December
L5'2OLL meeting.
Event FGUA Board Meeting
Date/Time: December 15, 20LL,1:00 PM
Location: Suncoast Estates Community Center, N Ft. Myers, FL
Description: CSR attended the regularly scheduled board meeting.
Event: Lehigh Community Council Meeting
DatelTime: December 19, 2)tt,6:30 PM
Location: Sheriff's substation, Lehi$h Acres, FL
Description: CSR attend the monthly meeting.
Upcoming Community Outteach Events
January 2OL2
Event Board of County Commissioner Meeting
DatelTime: Every TuesdaY, 9:30 AM
Location: BOCC Chambers, Ft. Myers, FL
Description: CSR will attend the meetings.
Event: Lehigh Economic Development Board
Date/Time: January L8,2072, noon
Location: Lozano's Restaurant, Lehigh Acres, FL
Description: CSR will attend the monthly meeting.
Event: Chamber of Commerce Gala Meetings
DatelTime: January 6, 13, 20,2OL2 4:00 PM
Location: Chamber Office, Lehigh Acres, FL
Description: CSR will attend the final planning meetings and the gala on January 28,2OL2.
April2OL2
Event: Gateway Elementary School Water Presentation
DatelTime: APriltt,2Ot2
Location: Gateway Elementary School, Ft. Myers, FL
Description: CSR will provide presentations to Six 5tn grade classes.
Barb Kerby, Community Serv¡ce Representative for Lehigh Acres Utility Area
Attendance RePort Leh¡gh Page 2 January 5,2OI2

FGUA Gommunity organization Meetings
November zÛLl,Status RePort
Lehigh Acres
The chart below consists of active community organizations in the Lehigh Acres area. A contact person is
¡sted for each group. The actions required to "oñt¡r* meeting dates are risted in the column labeled
Meeting Dates Status.
Community OrÉanizations Meetin$ Status Update
goard of County Commissioners
Lee CountY School District
t-en¡gh Commun itY Cou ncil
[en ncres UtiIitY Advisory
Status Report Lehigh Acres
lVlit

Lehigh Acres Chamber of
Commerce
Suzy Dugan The CSR attended four Chamber of
Commerce Gala committee meetings
in October. This is the 20th anníversary
of the Chamber. FGUA is an in-kind
sponsor of the event.
FGUA Communications CSR provided articles for the winter
newsletter.
FGUA Board GSG Staff CSR will attend the November FGUA
board meeting at Majestic Golf Club in
Lehigh on November 77,201,1-.
Mandatory Sewer Hookups FGUA Staff and property owners The CSR continues to work with
property owners who finalize their
connections.
lndividual Contacts CSR customer contacts:
277 customer concerns,
11 contacts with c¡vic or homeowner
Associations,
24 contacts from real estate agents or
developers,
12 schools or camps,
l events or displays
4 chamber of commerce meeting,
3 BOCC meetings,
1,2UAC meetings,
0 contacts with the media.
Status Report Lehigh Acres Page2 November 2,2011

Summary
Customer
Concerns
FGUA North Fort Myers Gommunity Outreach
Attendance RePort
January 2OLL
Gommunity Outreach Events
December 2OL7.
Givic/Homeowner
Associations
Buildet/
Realtor
Schools/
Summer
Camp
Event North Fort Myers- Design Review Panel
Date: December 6rh,2)t7-Time:6:00 PM
Location: Community of Christ Church - NFM, FL
Description: csR attended the monthly scheduled meeting.
Event: North Fort Myers Chamber of Commerce
Date: December 8th, 2011Time: 5:30 PM
Location: North Fort Myers Chamber office - Dolphin Room, NFM
Description: CSR attended the Chamber hosted event'
Sponsored by Kia - Fuccillo, and Tyson Eye Center'
Event: cS/Finance /operations Meeting in the Lehi$h office
Date: December L3th,2OL1-Time:9:00 AM
Location: Lehi$h Acres Office
Description: csR attended the scheduled monthly meeting'
Event: North Fort Myers Civic Association
Date: December !3tr.,2}ttTime:7:00 PM
Location: Community of Christ Church, NFM, FL
Desffiption: csR attended the scheduled monthly meeting.
Event: FGUA Board Meeting
Date: DecemberLSrh,'2OL1-Time: 1:0O PM
Location: Suncoast Community Center - NFM
Description: csR attended the scheduled monthly meeting.
Event: The concerned citizens of Bayshore community
Date: December 1:gth'2OLL Time: 6:30 PM
Location: New Hope Christian Church, NFM, FL
Description: cSR attended the scheduled monthly meeting'
Events/
Displays
Ghamber of
Commerce
BOCC/Gov't
Agency
Meetings
49 3 0 0 0 t 0
ort Myers monthly community events ano ml)eungs:
Event: NFM US Water Customer Service update Meeting
Date: December 23rd,2OLl, Time: 10:00 AM
Location: The North Fort Myers FGUA Office
Description: CSR attended the weekly meeting with US Water CSR Staff'
Attendance Report North Fort Myers Page 1 January' 2OtI

Upcoming Gomm unity Outreach Events
Event: North Fort Myers- Design Review Panel
Date: January 3,d,2OL2 Time: 6:00 PM
Location: Community of Christ Church - NFM, FL
Description: CSR will attend the monthly scheduled meeting.
Event: CS/Finance /Operations Meeting in the Lehigh Office
Date: January 1gtn,2OL2 Time: 9:00 AM
Location: Lehigh Acres Office
Description: CSR will attend the scheduled monthly meeting.
Event: North Fort Myers Civic Association
Date: January 1}th,2Ot2 Time:7:00 PM
Location: Community of Christ Church, NFM, FL
Description: CSR will attend the scheduled meeting.
Event: North Fort Myers Chamber - Business After Hours
Date: January t2t^,2Ot2 Time: 5:30 PM
Location: North Fort Myers Chamber
Description: CSR will attend the Chamber hosted event - Sponsored by Next Level Fitness
Event: The Concerned Citizens of Bayshore Community
Date: January L6th,2OL2. Time: 6:30 PM
Location: New Hope Christian Church, NFM, FL
Description: CSR will attend the scheduled monthly meeting.
Event: North Fort Myers Chamber - Business Leaders Luncheon
Date: January L9th,2OL2 Time: 11:30 AM
Location: North Fort Myers Chamber Office - Dolphin Room, NFM
Descríption: CSR will attend the Chamber hosted event.
Event: FGUA Board Meeting
Date: January !3rh,2072 Time: 10:00 AM
Location: Golden Gate Community Center - Room A - Golden Gate
Description: CSR will attend the scheduled monthly meeting.
Event: North Fort Myers Chamber - Public Affairs Committee Meeting
Date: January 25th,2O!2 Time: 12:00 PM
Location: North Fort Myers Chamber Office
Descríption: CSR will attend the scheduled Chamber event.
Event NFM US Water Customer Service Update Meeting
Date: January 27th,2OL2, Time: 10:00 AM
Location: The North Fort Myers FGUA Office
Description: CSR will attend the weekly meeting with US Water CSR Staff.
Donna Lizotte, Community Service Representative for North Fort Myers System Utility Area
Attendance Report North Fort Myers Page 2 January,2O1,!

FGUA Community Organization Meetings
Status Report
North Fort Myers System
The chart below consists of active community organizations in the North Fort Myers area. A contact person is
listed for each group. The actions required to confirm meeting dates are listed in the column labeled
Meeting Dates Status.
Gommunity Or$anizations Meetingl Status Update
Name of
OrÉanization/Com m un itY
Gontact Person
Meeting Dates Status
NFM Design Review Panel Richard Thomas CSR attended the NFM Design Review
Panel Meeting 72/06 with
presentations given by Lee CountY
Community Dev. Zoning, Sr. Planner
and Tony Palermo regarding the
current Master ConcePt Plan for
Hancock Creek Villages Dev. - NFM
Community Planning Panel discussed
WWE Sewer Plant site and the best
use of the parcel of land as well as
evaluation for the site for bio-chemical
residue.
NFM Civic Association Gregg Makepeace CSR attended the scheduled NFM
Civic Assoc. Meeting t2/13.
Operations/CS/Fi nance
Meetings
FGUA Board of
Directors meet¡ng
Concerned Citizens of
Bayshore CommunitY
North Fort Myers Chamber of
Commerce
Lee County School District
Art Contest
GSG and USWStaff CSR attended t2/13 the Operations &
Customer Service Meeting.
GSG StAff CSR attended the monthly scheduled
FGUA board meeting at the Suncoast
Community Ctr. in NFM on t2 /15 and
will attend the next meeting on t/t9
in Golden Gate.
Steve Brodkin CSR attended the scheduled NFM
meeting t2/!9.
Kim Constantine CSR attended the Chamber
networking function L2/ 08
sponsored by Kia - Fuccillo, and
Tyson Eye Center.
Loca I Attractions Sponsors CSR received gift cer[ificates from
the lmaginarium Science Center,
SWFL Museum of History, NaPles
7oo al Caribbean Gardens.
Status Report North Fort Myers Systems Page I January, 201 1

Customer Concerns Addressed GSG and USW Staff CSR addressed (49) total inquiries in
December, including:
Lizotte,
l^ñ
(15) billing inquiries, (1) Ombudsman:
repair cost reimbursement requests,
(6) online login issues, (9) inquiries
regarding late fees, (4) ongoing
/reopened inquires (74) account
questions.
Status Report North Fort Myers Systems Page2 January, 201 I

Summary
Customer
Concerns
FGUA Pasco Systems Gommunity Outreach
Attendance RePort
January 2OL2
Civic/Homeowner
Associations
Builder/Realtor
Associations
Schools Events/DisplaYs Chamber
of
Commerce
BOCC/
Government
Agency
Meetings
8t 2/2 o/o 0 o/o 1, 7/t
onthly community events and meetings:
Gommunity Outreach Events Attended
December 2OLl'
Event: FGUA/CBWN Joint Meeting
Date/Time: Thursday, December 1,2Ot1,1:00 p'm'-2:30 p'm'
Location: FGUA pãsco Customer Service Office, 6915 Perrine Ranch Road, New Port Richey, FL
Description: csR organized, attended, and administered meeting'
EvenÍ Pasco County BOCC Regular Meeting
Date/Time: Wednesday, December 6, 2OtL,10:00 a'm'-10:00 noon
Locaiion: West Pascô Government Center, 7530 Little Road, New Port Richey, FL
Description: CSRattended meet¡ng.
Event: FGUA/pasco County Utilities' Water Awareness Poster Contest Planning Meeting
Date/Time: Wednesday, December 6, 2O7!,3:00 p'm'-4:00 p'm'
Location: FGUA pasco Customer Service Office, 6915 Perrine Ranch Road, New Port Richey, FL
Description: csR, csA, and Kelly Ross of Pasco county util¡ties discussed planning and status of
education material for FY 2OI2 program'
Event: West pasco Chamber of Commerce Young Professionals' Group meeting
Date/Time: Thursday, December 8,2OL1,6:O0 p'm'-8:00 p'm'
Location: 6351Garland Coutt, New Port Richey, FL
Description: CSR attended meeting, promoted FGUA Community Outreach lnitiatives
Event: Trinity Oaks HOA/FGUA Meeting
Date/Time: Tuesday, December 20,2;OO p'm'-3:00 p'm'
Locaiion: Trinity Oaks Common Area Entrance, Trinity, FL
Description: CSR,l. Connolly, and D. Wiltsey met to discuss planning for development of reclaimed water
irrigation lines for Trinity Oaks community as part of SWFWMD/FGUA Wet Weather Reclaim
Cooperative Funding lnitiative program grant'
Event: Meeting with Sabal at Wyndtree Community Association leadership
DatelTime: Wednesday, December 21-,2:00 p'm'-3:00 p'm'
Location: FGUA Custômer Service Office, 6915 Perrine Ranch Road, New Port Richey, FL
Description: csR, p. sethi met with community Association to discuss feasibility of providing individual
meter reading service to community'
Attendance RePort Pasco SYstems Page I January 3,2012

, Event Meeting with Riviera Community MemberVCommunity Management Services
I Oate/Tlme= Thursday, December 22, IO:OO a.m.-10:45 a.m.
, Location: 6021 Riviera Lane, New Port Richey, FL 34655
, Description: CSR, U.S. Water Field Technician met w/Mr. Virgidamo and Mr. Satchwell concerning the
d ra inage overflow/a utoflusher concerns.
i
Upcoming Gommunity Outreach Events
January 2OL2
Event Meeting with Sabal at Wyndtree Community Association leadership
' Date/Time: Wednesday, January 4,2:OO p.m.-3:00 p.m.
Location: FGUA Pasco Customer Service Office, 6915 Perrine Ranch Road, New Port Richey, FL
i Oescription: CSR and FGUA staff to meet with Community Association to discuss next steps of providing
i individual meter reading service to community.
l
r Event: FGUA/CBWN Joint Meeting
I Date/Tlme: Thursday, January 5,2OI1,5:00 p.m.-6:30 p.m.
I ¡-ocation: FGUA Pasco Customer Service Office, 6915 Perrine Ranch Road, New Port Richey, FL
ì Oescription: CSR preparing for, attending, and administering the meeting.
Event: West Pasco Chamber of Commerce Young Professionals Meeting
DatelTime: Thursday, January t2,2OIl,6:00 p.m.-7:30 p.m.
Location: Fox Hollow Country Club, 10050 Robert Trent Jones Parkway, Trinity, FL
Description: CSR attending meeting.
Matt Rihs - Gommunity Service Representative
Attendance Report Pasco Systems Page 2 January 3,2012

FGUA Community Organization Meetings
Status Report
Pasco Systems
The chart below consists of active community organizations in the Pasco area. A contact person is listed for
each group. The actions required to confirm meeting dates are listed in the column labeled Meeting Dates
Status.
Gommunity Or$anizations Meetin$ Status Update
Name of
Organization/CommunitY
FGUA,/Committee for Better
Water Now Joint Meeting
Pasco County Board of CountY
Commissioners (BOCC)
Community/Homeowners'
Association Meetings
Contact Person
Matthew Rihs
Jim Wilder, Sabal at WYndtree
Community Association
Kim Johnson, Community
Management Services
(representing Riviera
Com munity Association)
Meeting Dates Status
CSR prepared for, aclmlnlstereo, ano
attended the FGUA/CBWN Joint
Meeting on ThursdaY, December 1,
20tL.
Ann Hildebrand, Chairwoman CSR attended Regular BOCC meet¡ng
on Wednesday, December 7.
Dick Wiltsey, TrinitY Oaks Home CSR, J. Connolly, and D. Wiltsey met to
Owners' Association
discuss planning for development of
reclaimed water irrigation lines for
Trinity Oaks communitY as Part of
SWFWMD/FGUA Wet Weather Reclaim
Cooperative Funding lnitiative
program grant.
Chamber of Commerce West Pasco Chamber of
Commerce,
Dan Sullivan, Events/Marketing
Coordinator
Customer Concerns Addressed
CSR, P. Sethi met with CommunitY
Association to discuss feasibility of
providing individual meter reading
service to communitY on WednesdaY,
December 21.
CSR and U.S. Water Services
Corporation Field Staff met with Ms.
Johnson and neighbors concerning the
condition of an autoflusher and
drainage concern affecting propefties
on Riviera Lane in the Riviera
Community in the FGUA Seven Springs
I system.
GSR attended West Pasco Chamber
Young Professionals' Group Meeting
on Thursday, December, 8.
csR aclclressecl ö1- total lnqulrles ln
December, including:
Status Report Pasco SYstems Page I January 3,2012

Notices lnformation Matthew Rihs, Community
Servlce Representative and
Jeremy Castanza, Communíty
Service Assistant (CSA).
Twenty-four (24) Seven Springs Billing
lnquiries, Ten (10) Lindrick System
bílling inquiries, eight (8) Aloha
Gardens System billing inquiries,
seven (7) Ombudsman: Repair cost
reimbursement requests, six (6) water
quality inquiries, five (5) general FGUA
operations inquiries, five (5) Seven
Springs Waste Water Treatment Plant
odor concerns, four (4) Consolidated
System billing inquiries, four (4)Seven
Springs System service requests, two
(2) online account billing payment
inquiries, one (1) business solicitation,
one (1) Low Flow Toilet
Reimbursement Program inquiry, one
(1) out of service area request, one (1)
Aloha Gardens System service
request, one (1) Consolidated Systems
service request, one (1) Lindrick
System service request,
CSR distributed five Precautionary Boil
Water Not¡ce Advisories, and four
Rescission Notices to key Pasco
County contacts, including:
A Thursday, December t
Precautionary Boil Water Notice
Advisory and a Monday, December 5
Rescission was provided to 38 FGUA
Residential customers located from
7602 lo 7538 Anaheim Drive, from
3629 to 3811 McCloud Street, and
from 75I7 lo 7607 Atherton Avenue
in the Veterans Village community
located in the FGUA Seven Springs
System. Service was interrupted due
to a break in a one-inch male adaptor
and main near 3651 McCloud Street.
A Sunday, December 4 Precautionary
Boil Water Notice Advisory and
Tuesday, December 7 Rescission was
provided to 22 FGUA residential
customers located from 4630 to 4736
Saint Lawrence Drive and 9217 lo
9240 Tiara Court located in the
Riverside Village Community in the
FGUA Seven Springs Service Area.
Service was interrupted due to a
break in an eight-inch water main.
Monday, December !9
Status Report Pasco Systems Page2 January 3,2012

Conservation and Ed ucation
Precautionàry Boil Water Notice
Advisory and a WednesdaY, December
21 Rescission provided to nineteen
(19) commercial customers located in
the FGUA Seven SPrings SYstem on
the south side of State Road 54 and
Seven Springs Boulevard, from 7254
lo 7426 State Road 54, due to a leak
in a three inch water line.
A Tuesday, December 20
Precautionary Boil Water Notice
Advisory and ThursdaY, December 22
Rescission Notice was provided to five
(5) FGUA residential customers
located from 4613-4621' Gingham
Court in the Heritage Lake Community
in the FGUA Seven SPrings SYstem'
Service was interruPted due to a
break in a one-inch water main near
4617 Gingham Court.
A Friday, December 30 Precautionary
Boil Water Notice Advisory was
provided to 16 FGUA Residential
Customers located from 9302-9321
Trowbrid$e Court in the Cambridge
Commons CommunitY within the FGUA
Seven Springs System. Service was
interrupted due to a break in a three
inch water main at 9311 Trowbridfe
Court.
eSR continued Providing regular
status updates to Mr. Makris
concerning the FY 2011 FGUA Low
Flow Toilet Rebate Program.
CSR met with Low Flow Toilet Rebate
Program lnspector Demetri's Solutions
to review invoice repofting concerns
and discuss early plans for Demetri's
Solutions to Provide additional
program administration for the FY
2Ot2Program.
Community Service Assistant (CSA)
continued receiving and processing
Low Flow Toilet Rebate Program
Requests.
CSA updated number of available
rebates on FGUA website.
Status Report Pasco SYstems Page 3 January 3,2012

Kelly Ross
Special Project Clerk
Pasco County Utilities
Matthew R¡hs, Community Service Representative for Pasco Systems Util¡ty Area
CSA began distribution and received
completed Low Flow Toilet Rebate
Program Surveys to program
participants.
CSR drafted and submitted
application for SWFWMD Cooperative
Funding for FY 2013 Low Flow Toilet
Rebate Program.
Community Service Team met with
Kelly Ross on Thursday, December 8
to discuss progress on 2Ot2
FGUArzPasco County Utilities Water
Awareness Poster Contest planning
efforts.
Status Report Pasco Systems Page 4 January 3,2012

Item
Florida Governmental Ut¡lity Authority
,nï,Tîil,îfflJiJ5[,
lN 3 Florida Governmental Utility Authority (FGUA) lnactive Account Collection
Summary
The document for this item will be provided under separate cover.

Florida Governmental Ut¡lity Authority
Board Agenda ltem
Thursday, January L9, 2OL2
rN4 Seven Springs Odor Control Proiect Update
A verbal report will be provided at the meeting.

Florida Governmental ut¡lity Authority
Board A$enda ltem
Thutsday, January L9, 2OL2
lN 5 OPerations Transition UPdate
A verbal report will be provided at the meeting.

Item
Florida Govefnmental ut¡l¡ty Authority
Board A$enda ltem
Thursday, January L9, 2OL2
tN6 Reconciliation Report for FYl1 MacDill AFB Renewal and Replacement
Program
Summary
when the FGUA acquired the MacDill AFB utility system in Marcn 2o!1-, it initiated a new annual
programmatic approach to conducting renewal and replacement (R&R) activities in this utility system' This
Pt a¡ñill
\Jé,t ot r il I tqLtv q}/lJr v
new approach was initiated due to the extensive amount of annual R&R projects to be completed in MacDill
over the coming years, which would make the process of completing work authorizations for each R&R
project an administrative burden.
The Fy11 R&R program was somewhat difficult to implement in that the system was acquired in the middle
of the fiscal year, and the required Government (DLA) review and approval of the R&R plan took several
months to complete, and was not finalized until after ilre end of the fiscal year. However, Government review
should not be a problem in the future as approval has already been obtained forthe FY12 R&R plan, and the
Fy13 ptan wi¡ be .u'n*ittàJtoi approual ¡n ir¡ay 2ot2 and should be approved prior to october !,2ot2'
For the Fy11 R&R program, annual work authorizations were approved for us water (wA usw 11-01) and
GSG (WA GSG 1l_-13) to complete the needed R&R activities and associated inspections. The work
authorizations altocated available R&R monies into two (2) cate$ories - "Designated Projects" for carrying
out specific pre-identified projects, and "undesignated Projects" for those unplanned activities that arise
during the year. The monthly compensation for both contractors was established based upon the identified
Desisnated projects, with an ability to invoice additionally for any undesi$nated Projects completed with the
ãpprãuul of thê operations Manager. Finally, the work authorizations contemplated that a true-up or
reconciliation process would ne corñpleted atirre end of the fiscal year. This reconciliation process has now
been completed for both FY11 R&R work authorizations'
Attachment 1 and Attachment 2 oufline the or¡g¡nal R&R program included in the work authorizations, as
well as the finat program that was approved ov ol¡ and the actual R&R expenses incurred in FY11' The
reconciliation resulted in us water refunding $d,sz+.os to the FGUA, and additional payment of $1,934'45
to be made to GSG.
o us water - Refund to FGUA of $3,524.05 (additional payment of $11,416.62for water and a refund
to FGUA of $14,940 '67 for wastewater)
oGSG-Additionalpaymentof$1'934'45($702'gsforwaterand$1'231'50forwastewater)
Attachment 3 provides an overall financial summary of the FY11 MacDill AFB R&R program, including
revenue received by the FGUA and an oufline of expenditures and designated reserves' This summary
indicates that $3g,i60.g7 in Fy11 water R&R revenue, and $34,684.64 in FYll wastewater revenue, will
be carried over to the FY12 R&R program'

R&R ltem
Desionoted Proiects - Woter
ln¡tial Purchase of Water System lnventory,/Equipment
ln¡t¡al Off¡ce Build¡ng Setup
WTP Bu¡lding & Grounds Repairs
Relocat¡on of Nine (9) Backflow Preventers & Meters
Repair of Vent Cap & Screen on South Water Tower
Repair of 10" Pipe with AWWA Creek Crossing on Flight l¡ne
lnstallat¡on of lnternet/Cable Connection
F¡re Hydrant Assembly Repair & Replacement
Replace/lmprove Security of Base lnterconnect¡on meter & backflow
assembl¡es
Repair and Replacement of Backflow Devices
Replacement of Expired 8" Cast iron line near Centcom
Replacement of Serv¡ce L¡ne at Smâll Arms FacilitÌ
2" Meter Replacement at Bldg 1886
6" Pipe Replacement in front of New Dorm (201F)
BLOG 306 Valve Replacement
Total - Water R&R
Amount Pa¡d to USW for Designated Water R&R - USW 11-01
Amount Pa¡d to USW for Undesignated Water R&R - USW 11-01
Amount Owed to Owed to FGUAI for FYl1 Wâter R&R
Desionoted Pro¡ects - Wostewoter
ln¡t¡al Purchase of Wastewater System lnventory/Equ¡pment
lnitial Office Building Setup
WWTP Bu¡lding & Grounds Repa¡rs, Mod¡fications & lmprovement
Replace Clarifier Skimmer Parts & Misc. Components
Rehabilitation of Lift Stat¡on 1192
Rehab¡litat¡on of Lift Stat¡on 1881
Replacement of Filter Med¡a ¡n WWTP Upflow Filters
Renewal & Replacement of D¡gester Blower & Floats
Replacement of 28'X20' Concrete Vehicle Pad - WWTp
Replacement of Electrical Transformer & Serv¡ce Feed - WWTP
Replacement of Chlor¡ne Contact Chamber
Replacement of WWTP Compos¡te Samplers (2)
Replacement of Gravel Access Driveway at WWTP
U nde sia note d Proiects - Wo stewotet
L¡ft Station 705 Riser P¡p¡ng Replacement
Replacement of Wet Weather Pond Spray Head Anchor System
LS 22 Pump Replacement
Replacement of Forcemain @ Golf Course Rd
Replacement ofValves - L¡ft Station 62
Base Power Surge Generator (62, 66) Electron¡cs Damage
Auto-Condensate drain Replacement
Total - Wastewater R&R
Amount Paid to USW for Designated Wastewater R&R - USW 11-01
Amount Pa¡d to USW for Wastewater R&R - USW 11-01
Amount Owed to Owed to FGUA) for FYll WW R&R
Total Additional Amount to Be Paid to usw for FYl1 R&R
Attachment I
Reconc¡liation of FY11 Renewal & Replacement
usw 11-01
Pfanned in WA
usw 11{1
39,600.00
7,s00.00
7,400.00
13,240.00
1,497.00
14,780.00
25,000.00
23,400.00
24,s00.00
lncluded in R&R
Plan Approved by
DTA
58,420.00
z,eEo.oo
33,985.00
29,2fl.00
11,078.00
18,807.00
3,311,00
Actual Expense Comments
68,180.00 Underestimated need for initial inventory
- D¡sallowed by DLA as R&R expense
- Oisallowed by DLA as R&R expense
- Disallowed by DLA as R&R expense
6,569.52
34,062.69
Disallowed by DLA as R&R expense
22,815.65
- Deleted after d¡scuss¡on with base personnel
13,391.34
t7,465.56 Added to DLA plan after WA was complete
5,848.86 Added to DLA plan after WA was complete
L,076.20
846.52
719.65
209,236.00 209,236.00 L70,975.99
23,000.00
7,500.00
78,000.00
3,720.00
35,560.00
19,s00.00
10,634.00
40,196.00
8,375.00
30,300.00
11,400.00
24,385.00
5,931.00
4,567.00
5,404.00
L4,073.O0
3,120.00
237,229.00 237,207.00
156,917.00 531,383.40lmo. for 5 months per WA
2,642.37 lnvoice 759670
50,409.00 Underestimated need for initial inventory
- Disallowed by DLA as R&R expense
- D¡sallowed by DLA as R&R expense
8,298.26
38,500.84
8,606.00
_
24,525,95
5,930.73
4,066.51
5,328.96
13,524.93
3,782.15
4,565.79
311.86
13,680.75
2,73r.62
9,028.7L
8,765.69
486.2r
D¡sallowed by DLA as R&R expense; will be added
as cap¡tal project for FY12
202,543.96
f77,914.00 535,582.80/mo. for 5 months per WA
39,570.63 lnvoice759666
(3,s24.0s)

ì&R ¡tem
Des¡anoted Proiects - Wotef
ln¡tial Purchase of water System lnventory/Equipment
ln¡tial office Build¡ng setup
WTP Build¡ng & 6rounds RePairs
Relocation of N¡ne (9) Backflow Preventers & Meters
Repa¡r of Vent CaP & Screen on South Water Tower
Repair of 10" P¡pe with AWWA Creek crossing on Flitht line
lnstallat¡on of lnternet/Cable Connection
F¡re Hydrant Assembly Repair & Replacement
Replace/lmprove Secur¡ty of Base lnterconnection meter & backflow assemblies
Repa¡r and Replacement of Backflow Dev¡ces
Replacement of Expired 8" Cast iron line near Centcom
Replacement of Seruice Line at Small Arms Fac¡lity
lJndes¡anoted Proiects - Woter
2" Meter Replacement at Bldg 1886
6" Pipe Replacement ¡n front of New Dorm (201F)
BLDG 306 Valve RePlacement
sub-total - undesitnated Proiects waier
Total - Water R&R
Final lnspection Fee Amount to GSG @ 5% of Actual Water R&R
--
Amount Paid to GSG for Designated Water R&R lnsp - GSG 11-13
Pa¡d to GSG for
water R&R lnsp - GSG 11-13
Amount Owed to
Owed to FGUA) for FYl1 Water R&R
Desianated Proiects - Wostewoter
lnit¡al Purchase of wastewater System lnventory/Equ¡pment
lnit¡al Off¡ce Bu¡ld¡ng SetuP
WWTP Building & Grounds Repairs, Modifìcations & lmprovement
Replace Clarifier Sk¡mmer Parts & Misc Components
Rehabilitation of Lift station 1192
Rehab¡l¡tation of L¡ft station 1881
Replacement of F¡lter Media in wwTP Upflow Filters
Renewal & Replacement of D¡gester Blower & Floats
Replacement of 28'X2O' Concrete Veh¡cle Pad - WWTP
Replacement of Electrical Transformer & seruice teed - wWTP'
Replacement of Chlorine Contact chamber
Replacement of WWTP Compos¡te Samplers (2)
Replacement of Gravel Access Dr¡veway at WwTP
U ndesionoted Proi ects - Wostewoter
Lift Station 705 R¡ser Pip¡ng Replacement
Replacement of Wet weather Pond SPray Head Anchor System
[S 22 Pump RePlacement
Replacement of Forcemain @ Golf Course Rd
Replacement of Valves - Lift station 62
Base Power Surge 6enerator (62, 66) Electronics Damate
Auto-Condensate dra¡n RePlacement
Total - Wastewater R&R
Final lnspection tee Amount to GSG @ 5% of Actual WW R&R
Amount Pa¡d to GSG for DesiBnated WW R&R lnsp - GSG 11-13
Amount Paid to GSG for
WW R&R lnsp - GSG L1-13
Amount
for FY11WW
Total Add¡t¡onal Amount to Be Pa¡d to GSG for FYll R&R lnsP
Attachment 2
Reconcil¡ation of FY11 Renewal & Replacement lnspection
GSG 11-13
Planned in WA
GSG 11-13
39,600.00
7,s00.00
7,400.00
13,240.00
1,497.00
14,780.00
25,000.00
23,400.00
24,500.00
lncluded in R&R
Plan Approved bY
DTA
58,420.00
,,rro.oo
33,985.00
29,211.00
11,078.00
18,807.00
3,311.00
Àcu.tal Expense
Comments
68,180.00 Underest¡mated need for initial inventory
- Disallowed bY DLA as R&R exPense
- D¡sallowed bY DLA as R&R expense
- Disallowed bY DLA as R&R exPense
6,569.52
34,062.69
22,815.65
Disallowed bY DtA as R&R expense
- Deleted after d¡scussion with base personnel
13,391.34 Added to DIA plan after WA was complete
17,465.56 Added to DLA plan after wA was complete
5,848.85 Added to DLA plan after WA was complete
1,076.20
846.52
719.65
52'319'00 46'59¿'00 2'642'37
209,236.00
23,000.00
7,500.00
78,000.00
3,720.00
35,560.00
r.9,500.00
10,634.00
237,229.00
209,236.00 770,975.99
40,196.00
8,375.00
30,300.00
11,400.00
24,385.00
5,931.00
4,567.00
5,404.00
14,073.00
3,120.00
8,548.80 Pmt. of 5% of 5L7O'97 5.99
7,845.85 Pmt. of 5v' of st56,9L7
50,409.00 Underest¡mated need for in¡tial inventory
- Disallowed bY DLA as R&R expense
- D¡sallowed bY DLA as R&R expense
8,298.26
38,500.84
8,606.00
24,525.95
5,930.73
4,066.51
s,328.96
L3,524.93
3,782.L5
r¿z'zsr'oo r0z'gzg g¡
4,565.79
311.86
13,680.7s
2,73r.62
9,028.7L
8,76s.69
486.2L
89 456'00 39'570 63
237 ,207.OO 202,543.96
Disallowed by DtA as R&R expense; will be added
as caP¡tal Project for FY12
LO,!27.2O Pmt. of 5% of 5202,543 96
8.895.70 Pmt. of 5% of 5777,914
1,231.50
1,934.4s

f :1
Water R&R
FYll Water R&R Revenue
MacDillAFB
Attachment 3
FYl1 Renewal and Replacement Summary
Less amount placed in R&R Reserve (40%)
Less CIP Admin Fee (5% of revenues)
Less Legal Fees (1% of revenues)
Less lnspection Fees (5%of revenues)
427,014.00
(170,805.60)
(21,350.70)l
Amount Available for Water R&R Projects
Amount Actually Expended for Water R&R Projects
209,236.86
170,975.99
Amount to Carry over to FY12 Water R&R 38,260.87
Wastewater R&R
FYL1WW R&R Revenue
Less amount placed in R&R Reserve (40%)
Less CIP Admin Fee (5% of revenues)
Less Legal Fees (1% of revenues)
Less lnspection Fees (5%of revenues)
Amount Available for Wastewater R&R Projects
(4,27 O.L4\ltGUA Fixed Ad min=1 1%
(2L,350.70)l
484,140.00
(193,656.00)
(24,207.0q1
(4,84L.40)l FGUA Fixed Admin=LL%
(24,207.OOll
237,228.60
Amount Actually Expended for Wastewater R&R Projects 202,543.96
Amount to Carry over to FY12 Wastewater R&R 34,684.64

Item
Florida Governmental Utility Authority
Board Agenda ltem
Thursday, January L9, 2OL2
sMl. Approval of Work Authorization No. GSG 12-1O with Government Services Gtoup,
lnc. for Consulting Services for Acquisition Due Diligence Management for the
Assets of Several Private Utilities Located in Marion County
Summary
provided for your review and consideration is Work Authorization No. GSG 72-LO with GSG to provide Due Dili$ence
program Management services related to several private utility systems located in Marion County, Florida. On
December 20,21tl, the Marion County Board of County Commissioners approved a resolution authorizing the
FGUA to explore the potential acquisition of the privately owned utility system identified below:
o Tradewinds
o BFF
o RES Water
o Windstream
. C.F.A.T.
. Marion Utilities
. Sunshine Utilitìes
o Sleepy Hollow
The attached work authorization provides the scope of services required to be performed by GSG to carry out this
work and the method of compensation. Compensation will be billed on a time and materials basis consistent with
the Management Services Agreement, plus reimbursable expenses per section !12.O6t, Florida Statutes. The due
diligence étorts wiil be on an "at-risk" basis with the understanding that the compensation is contingent upon a
successful acquisition.
Recommendation
Staff recommends approval of Work Authorization No. GSG 12-10 with Government Services Group, lnc. for
Acquisition Due Diligence program Management services for the identified private utility systems located in Marion
County by the FGUA.
Budget lmpact
Compensation is contingent on the successful acquisition of the Marion County utility assets and will be funded by
acquisition financing Proceeds.
Board Action
Moved by: Seconded by: Action Taken:

WORK AUTHORIZATION NO. GSG L2.LO
to the
Management Services Agreement Between the
Florida Govern menta I Uti I ity Authority (" FG UA")
A Legal Entity and Public Body Created by lnterlocal Agreement Pursuant to
Section 163.01(7), Florida Statutes
and
Government Services Group, lnc.
A. SCOPE OF SERVICES and PROJECT UNDERSTANDING
The purpose of Work Authorization No. GSG 12-10 is to provide Program Management and Due
Diligence forthe potential acquisition of the following private utility systems located in Marion County.
o Tradewinds
o BFF
¡ RES Water
o Windstream
. C.F.A.T.
o Marion Utilities
¡ Sunshine Utilities
. Sleepy Hollow
SCOPE OF SERVICES
Task î Goordination of Engineers and Rate Consultants The System Manager will
coordinate with the consulting engineers and rate consultants to accomplish the
lo"o*'nl;rification of project feasibitity and identification of system deficiencies
o Verification of project costs, including capital improvement requirements
¡ Verification of asset costs and funding requirement
Monitoring of project time frame to ensure completion of the acquisition to
ensure a smooth transition to FGUA ownership
It is anticipated during this process that the System Manager staff w¡ll be required to
generate periodic progress reports as to the advancement of the acquisition.
Task 2: Develop and negotiate Agreement between the FGUA and the specified contract
operator for Operations, Maintenance, Customer Service, and Billing Working with
utility counsel and general counsel, the System Manager will prepare and negotiate an
agreement between the FGUA and the Contract Provider. This will require extensive
time and negotiat¡ons during the process of completion of due diligence, asset
acqu isition agreement a nd transfer.
Work Authorization GSG 12-10 1of3

Task 3:
Task 4:
Task 5:
Bond Feasibility Report The System Manager and staff will work with the consulting
engineers, rate consultants and the FGUA's financial advisor to develop a bond
feasibility report. This will focus on asset acquisition, deficiency correction
requirements and capital projects. This will include verifying costs in determining
funding and financial assumptions. The System Manager and staff will attend
numerous meetings with the consulting engineers and the rate consultants' The
System Manager working with the rate consultants will help develop both the rate
models and the assumptions in the underlying rates to assure the Board that the rates
will be sufficient for bond coverage and capital project funding.
Financing Team Coordination The System Manager working closely with the FGUA's
Financial Advisor will be responsible for coordinating all the tasks necessary for
completion by the financing team. The system Manager will coordinate the expertise
of the financing team, the engineers and rate consultants to assure a smooth'
seamless transition to asset ownership. This will include scheduling periodic review
meetings, an interface with the Board regarding progress, meeting with Rating
Agencies (if required), and the ongoing monitoring of progress as the acquisition
moves forward.
Developing Transition Plan and Bud$et Prior to closing, the System Manager will
develop a detailed transition plan for assets transferred on behalf of the FGUA' This
will include obtaining and updating all contracts for all services to include but not be
limited to operations, maintenance and customer service, lab services' consulting
engineers, vendor and lease agreements, and developing budsets for approval by the
FGUA to accommodate a partial year financial period from initial ownership to the
close of the fiscal year. coordinate all parties in the acquisition and transition
activities and report to the FGUA Board, assist in Engineering and Financial Due
Diligence ProceSS, prepare financial records to close out all open encumbrances'
process necessary accruals and determine balance of cash available to transfer,
preparation and coordination of financial records for the attorneys' financial
consultants and auditors, including preparation of close out documents' transfer
deeds, inventories, construction permits, licensing and as-built drawings' transfer of
the water Management District water use Permits and all Florida Department of
Environmental Protection Permits to the FGUA'
B. AdditionalAcquisition and Transition Costs that will be managed by GSG:
¡ Asset ldentification/Confirmation Through lnventory Process and Transfer
o coordinate with the specified Billing contractor and seller to Transfer all Billing Records and
Ach ieve Customer I nformation System Compatibi lity
o Customer Mail Outs - lntroduction of the FGUA and the Specified Contract Operator
o Equipment and facility signage changes
C. Compensation
For all work performed, GSG will bill on a time and material basis consistent with standard hourly
rates listed below. Fees and costs associated with this work authorization will be done at risk by the
System Manager. The System Manager will only be compensated if utility systems are acquired and
financial closing tat

GSG Hourly Billing Rates to FGUA
F(2OLL/L2
Position
System Administrator
Operations Manager
Vice President - project consultant
Chief Financial Officer
Senior Consultant
Project Manager
Consultant
Technical Support
Board Clerk
Secretaria I &Administrative Support
D. NOTTCE/PROJECT MANAGER OR CONSULTANT
Robert E. Sheets, CEO
1500 Mahan Drive, Suite 250
Tallahassee, FL 32308
New Rate
$216.00
$196.00
$189.00
$185.00
$151.00
$140.00
$135.00
$123.00
$ 92.00
$ 51.00
GOVERNMENT SERVTCES GROUP, tNC FLORIDA GOVERNMENTAL UTILIW AUTHORITY
Certification that Sufficient Funds are Available
FGUA Chair/Vice Chair
280 Wekiva Springs Road, Suite 2000
Longwood, FL 32779
David DiLena, CPA, Chief Financial Officer John Pelham, General Counsel
Dated this 19th day of January 2OL2.
Work Authorization cSG 12-10 3of3

Florida Governmental Ut¡lity Authority
Board Agenda ltem
Thursday, January L9, 2OL2
sM2 Developer Connection & Service Extension Policy
The documents for this item will be provided under separate cover.

Item
Florida Governmental Ut¡lity Authority
Board Agenda ltem
Thursday, January L9, 2072
sM3 Florida Governmental Utility Authority Election of Officerslor 2OL2
Summary
Section 3.04 of the lnterlocal Agreement establishing the FGUA requires that once a year, and when needed to fill a
vacancy, the Authority elects a Chairman, Vice-Chairman and Secretary-Treasurer. The term for these positions is
one year. At your meeting of January 21-,2O!O, the Board opted to elect two Vice-Chairs for greater flexibility and
this has worked well for the past two years. The System Manager may be appointed Secretary-Treasurer at the
discretion of the Board and this has been the historical practice. lt is recommended that the Board entertain
nominations for all positions and elect members to serve for the 2Ot2 annual term.

Item
Florida Governmental Ut¡lity Authotity
Board A$enda ltem
Thursday, January L9, 2Ot2
SM 4 Strategic Planning UPdate
A verbal report will be provided at the meeting.

Florida Governmental ut¡lity Authority
Board A$enda ltem
Thursday, January L9, 2OM2
SM 5 Acquisition Due Dili$ence Update
A verbal report will be provided at the meet¡ng.

sM6 Other ltems
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Board Agenda ltem
Thursday, January L9, 2OL2

uc1 Other ltems
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Board Agenda ltem
Thursday, January L9, 207:2

Item
GC1
Florida Govefnmental ut¡lity Authority
Board Agenda ltem
Thursday, JanuarY L9, 2OL2
Approval of the Payment Plan Agreement by and between cRP ll sunshine
Siràpp¡ng Plaza LL-G, a Florida Limited Liability Companyn("OWNER"), Mr'
ZhengYuan Zhengand Mr. Qi Fu Zhengd/b/aAsian Buffet of Lehigh Acres,
lnc., ã Florida Coîporation 1;'LESSEE") for FGUA Developer Proiect L2-OOL
LED, Asian Buffet of Lehi$h Acres in the FGUA Lehi$h Acres utility system
The documents for this item will be provided under separate cover.

GC2 Other ltems
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Board Agenda ltem
Thursday, January L9, 2OL2

BD1 Other ltems
Florida Govern mental Ut¡lity Authority
Board Agenda ltem
Thursday, January L9, 2OL2