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the County, making the total sum contributed by both Developers the total construction cost for such signalization. The signal shall be installed no later than the Certificate of Occupancy for the Harbor Point grocery anchor is issued. B. Maintenance of Signal: After the new traffic signal has been installed and turned over to County for maintenance, the County shall be responsible for performing all signal related engineering, operation, and maintenance activities. The Developer shall be responsible for funding all signal related engineering, operation, maintenance, and electricity costs, in perpetuity, including the electric account start-up fees . Once each month after signal activation to either a flashing or a stop-and-go (red-yellow-green) mode, the County shall prepare an invoice for payment by the Developer which the Developer shall pay within thirty (30) days. All decisions regarding signal design, engineering, activation, timing, operation and maintenance shall be made the County. In this paragraph only, "Developer" shall refer to "NAP Indian River, LLC" and "NAP Indian River II, LLC", each to be responsible for one-half (%z) of the costs described in this paragraph. 6 . Stormwater Mana eg_ment: The Developer agrees to incorporate, at no cost to the County, sufficient capacity within the Project to provide stormwater treatment and storage for that section of 53rd Street which abuts the Project Property, and also for that portion of U. S. 1 lying east of the center line of U.S. 1 which abuts the Project Property. The Developer shall have the responsibility to design, permit, and install any on-site drainage improvements required to direct the stormwater from the impervious area constructed by the Developer to the approved stormwater management system. In the event the County requires the stormwater treatment and storage capacity described in this paragraph prior to the time the Developer proposes to develop the Project, Developer and County agree to enter into a separate Agreement permitting County to permit and construct the stormwater treatment and storage pond, according to Developer' s design, at County ' s cost and expense, provided: (i) all excavated soil shall remain on-site, as directed by Developer; (ii) the design and location of the pond must be approved by Developer prior to permitting and construction; and (iii) in the event Developer elects to do so, the stormwater retention and treatment pond may be relocated by Developer during development of the Project, at Developer' s sole cost and expense, provided the stormwater treatment and retention capacities remain available to the County. Any such agreement shall provide that the Developer will convey to the County easements for conveyance of the stormwater to the pond, and for treatment and retention of the stormwater in the pond. 7. Concurrency: County and Developer acknowledge and agree that Chapter 910, Indian River County Code, provides that whenever allon-proportionate Fair Share Developer' s Agreement is executed by an applicant, and that Developer' s Agreement commits the applicant to construct major capacity-producing transportation improvements, the applicant's project may be vested for transportation concurrency for seven (7) years. (Such an agreement is called a "Qualified Non- proportionate Fair Share Developer' s Agreement"). County and Developer agree that this 3