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Amendment I JUt, I o ---- ----- Ric LE w `'�a Via: 8 am CO D W E STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY AFFAIRS 2 7 4 0 C E N T E R V I E W D R I V E • TALLAHASSEE, F L O R I D A 3 2 3 9 9- 2 1 0 0 July 15, 1994 LAWTON CHILES LINDA LOOMIS SHELLEY Governor Secretary Holly Larson, Planner Monroe County Planning Department 2798 Overseas Highway Suite 400 Marathon, Florida 33050 RE: 94 OS 72 11 54 01 015 Cesspool Identification and Elimination Project Dear Ms. Larson: Enclosed is your executed copy of Amendment 1 for the above refenced subgrant agreement. This amendment revises the budget and the timeline for the performance tasks. We are still waiting for Amendment 2, which was sent to you for execution on May 26, 1994, to be returned to us. Please see if you can expedite the signing of this amendment. This letter is also to request the submittal of the revised financial report for the first quarter (October 1, 1993 to December 31, 1993), using the amended budget allocations. In addition, we still have not received the performance and financial reports for the second quarter (January 1, 1994 to March 31, 1994) that were due to this office May 1, 1994. Please use the revised financial reporting forms (enclosed) and mark the report "Revised." The quarterly reports for the third quarter (April 1, 1994 to June 30, 1994) must be received in this office no later than August 1, 1994. If you have any questions regarding this request, please do not hesitate to contact Ms. Debbie Skelton of my staff at (904) 922 -5438. '.cerel , •t • Ralph Cantral, Executive Director Florida Coastal Management Program RDC /ds Enclosures xc: Lorenzo Aghemo, Planning Director EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT • HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT • RESOURCE PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT . DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY AFFAIRS The Florida Coastal Management Program The Rhyne Building 2740 Centerview Drive Tallahassee, Florida 32399 -2100 Lawton Chiles Linda Loomis Shelley Governor Secretary SUBGRANT AMENDMENT SUBGRANTEE: Monroe County Board of Commissioners TITLE OF PROJECT: Cesspool Identification and Elimination Project SUBGRANT NUMBER: 94 - OS - 72 - 11 - - - 015 AMENDMENT NO.: 1 NATURE OF AMENDMENT: Budget Revision and Revision of timeline for the Performance Tasks Pursuant to the Subgrantee's request of February 4, 1994, the following amendment in the above - referenced subgrant project is approved subject to such conditions or limitations as may be set forth below. This Amendment, effective upon signing by all parties, amends GRANT NUMBER 94- OS- 72- 11 -54 -01 -015. Except as modified herein, all terms and conditions of GRANT NUMBER 94 -OS- 72-11-54-01 -015 remain in full force and effect. Attachment A: Approved Revised Budget, incorporated herein by reference revises Section G., Budget Schedule and Section H., Budget Narrative, which are hereby amended as shown. Attachment B: Approved Revised Performance Tasks, incorporated herein by reference revises Section F., Performance Tasks, which is hereby amended as shown. I t4 (S' ature of Authorized Official) Linda Loomis Shelley •• ROE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS Secretary Jack London -Mayor/Chairman Typed Name and Title of Official ATTEST : DANNY L. KO LHAGE , CLERK \ �1 DAT By G . .•41 • Deputy Clerk June 16, 1994 , . , DATE "DA Attachment(s) ' ATTACHMENT A APPROVED REVISED BUDGET The following revised budget is approved: Current New Approved Approved Budget Difference Budget 1. Salaries $33,124.00 $ +1,667.00 $34,791.00 2. Fringe Benefits 5,653.00 +249.00 5,902.00 3. Travel 400.00 — 160.00 240.00 4. Equipment 390.00 +6,423.00 6,813.00 5. Supplies 5,940.00 — 564.00 5,376.00 6. Contractual Services/ 146,060.00 0.00 146,060.00 Consultant 7. Construction 0.00 0.00 0.00 8. Other 4,800.00 — 3,206.00 1,594.00 9. Indirect charges 0.00 0.00 0.00 TOTAL PROJECT COSTS $196,367.00 +4,409.00 $200,776.00 Federal Match Total Funds CURRENT APPROVED BUDGET $98,183.00 $98,184.00 $196,367.00 NEW APPROVED BUDGET $98,183.00 $102,593.00 $200,776.00 Retain this Subgrant Amendment as part of the official project records • ATTACHMENT A G. Subgrant Budget Schedule Type Dollar Amounts Only in Applicable Categories and leave others blank. Subgrant Match (In -kind and Cash combined) must at minimum equal the federal funds requested. One hundred percent (100%) match is required. Budget Category Federal Support Subgrant Match Category Total In -Kind Cash 1. Salaries 19,399 15,392 34,791 2. Fringe Benefits 1,485 4,417 5,902 3. Travel 240 240 4. Equipment 6 813 6 813 5. Supplies 5,140 236 5376 6. Contractual /Con- 72,159 73,901 146,060 sultant Services 7. Construction 8. Other 1,594 1 , 594 9. Indirect Charges Subgrant Totals: $ 98,183 $ 8,883 $ 93,710 $ 200,776 Matching funds for this subgrant will be provided by: Growth Management, Grants Management, Information Systems Department Budgets; HRS Budget 21 H. SUBGRANT BUDGET NARRATIVE FEDERAL SUPPORT 1. Salaries Involved in Personnel /Pay Rate Total $ Task Number Project Manager (816 hrs @ $13.55/hr) $11,057 la -d, 2a -c, 3a, 4a -d 5a -c, 6a -b, 7a, 8b Program Technician (520 hrs @ $8.00 /hr) $ 4,160 la -d, 2a, 3a, 4b -c, 5a -b Program Technician (522.75 hrs $ 4,182 la -d, 2a, 3a, @ $8.00 /hr) 4b -c, 5a -b Total Salaries $19,399 2. Fringe Benefits (FICA @ 7.65 %) $ 1,485 3. Travel $0 4. Equipment $0 5. Supplies 17,000 printed window envelopes $ 596 17,000 sheets letterhead $ 350 postage & postage supplies (16,871 letters) $ 4,194 Total Supplies $ 5,140 Revised 6/8/94 FEDERAL SUPPORT, continued 6. Contractual Services HRS $ 72,159 7. Construction $0 8. Other $0 9. Indirect Charges $0 Total Federal Support $ 98,183 HRS CASH MATCH Total HRS Match $ 73,901 No Revisions This Page • COUNTY CASH MATCH 1. Salaries Total Involved in Personnel /Pay Rate Amount Task Number Growth Management: Division Director (20 hrs @ $32.10/hr) $ 642 3a, 8b Attorney (7.5 hrs @ $28.04/hr) $ 210 3a Planning Director (20 hrs @ $24.01/hr) $ 480 3a, 6a 8b, overall supervision Planner (384 hrs @ $15.15 /hr) $ 5,818 la -d, 3a, 6a -b, 8b, overall training & supervision Graphics Tech. (39.5 hrs @ $14.56/hr)$ 575 4b- cgeneral report & map generation & distribution Planning Tech. (23 hrs @ $10.64 /hr) $ 245 lb clerical & (160 hrs @ $7.36/hr $ la -d, 3a, 4b -c, accounting to $14.95/hr) $ 1,359 b, general clerical support legal consultant, on retainer w /Growth Management (20 hrs @ $125 /hr) $ 2,500 3a -b Grants Management: Program Coord. (35 hrs @ $16.35/hr) $ 572 grant admin. & monitoring Information Systems: IGIS Project Mgr.(140 hrs @ $17.07 /hr) $ 2,390 2a -c, 8b GIS Specialist (40 hrs @ $15.03 /hr) $ 601 2a -c, 5c, 8a -b Total Salaries $ 15,392 2. Benefits (calculated as: 7.65% of salary for FICA, 17.75% for retirement and various workers' compensation rates, plus $62.50 per 40 -hour week for health benefits. These are prorated for the number of hours that each employee will devote to the project.) Growth Management: Division Director $ 215 Attorney $ 62 Planning Director $ 149 Planner $ 1,951 Graphics Tech. $ 206 Planning Tech. $ 9 Admin. Asst. $ 543 Revised 6/8/94 COUNTY CASH MATCH, continued Grants Management: Program Coord. $ 194 Information IGIS Project Manager $ 798 GIS Specialist $ 208 Total Benefits $ 4,417 Total County Cash Match $ 19,809 COUNTY IN KIND MATCH 3. Travel Use of County and /or personal $ 240 vehicles for travel within County @ $.20 /mile 4. Equipment Personal computer & software $ 6.662 Installation of new phone line $ 151 Total Equipment $ 6,813 5. Supplies Office Supplies, including $ 236 printer cartridges 7. Other GIS Computer time $ 1,594 30 hrs @ $14.23/hr Total County In-Kind Match $ 8,883 Total County Cash & In-Kind Match: $ 28,692 Revised 6/8/94 ATTACHMENT B REVISED PERFORMANCE TASKS • E. Subgrant Objectives List subgrant objectives. Start below and use continuation pages as necessary. • Revised 6/24/94 1) DATA PREPARATION: Complete the database of residential properties known to be served by a permitted sewage system. 2) GIS SYSTEM PREPARATION: Link the sewage system data to the County Property Appraiser's parcel data already available on • the County's GIS. - 3) PROCEDURES, POLICIES AND PUBLIC AWARENESS: Devise procedures for inspection of voluntary respondents to letter, including record keeping, requirements for inspection, prioritizing inspections, type of inspections to be conducted, and response to citizen inquiries. Draft a County ordinance to specify an operating permit & enforcement procedure for septic tanks. Initiate & implement a public awareness program to encourage voluntary conversions from cesspools to septic tanks. 4) NOTIFICATION OF PROPERTY OWNERS: Request that all property owners identified through Objective 2 as NOT having a permitted sewage system produce proof to the contrary. 5) GENERATE REVISED LIST OF SUSPECTED PROPERTIES: Record the properties in the database for which proof of a permitted sewage system was produced. Obtain a newly revised list of properties without permits. 6) SELECT SITES FOR INSPECTION: Analyze listings and data received from respondents to determine most appropriate inspection sites. Consideration of the feasibility of replacing the cesspools with nutrient - limiting systems will be considered when the sample sites are selected. Inspect a sample of suspected properties for compliance with HRS requirements. 7) INSPECT SUSPECTED PROPERTIES: Train new inspectors. Send inspector(s), to selected properties. 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