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ORDINANCE NO. 88 - 26 generation and assignment study, includ- ing an analysis of existing and committed development. Level of Service "C" will be the minimum standard applicable to major roadways and major intersections on an average annual basis; �i¢/ 7�z��k/ lhb/ /r/i/r/c/ixin�s/t/ac/ds/ h,�al�l1 level of service "D" will be the minimum accept- able standard for peak hour/ ¢1 peak season. Whenever level of service is determined to be below these minimum standards for anytime during the buildout period of the pro- posed project or project phase, the development shall not be permitted unless the applicant provides roadway or other improvements necessary to maintain Level of Service "C" and "D", respectively. h. Improvements to Roadways and/or Traffic Control Devices. Transportation improve- ments such as intersection improvements; additional turning, acceleration or deceleration lanes, modified lane delin- eations; new or improved traffic control devices; or other such improvements may be required in order to maintain Level of Service standards. Accel and decel lanes which are required shall be funded by the applicant. The applicant may be required to fund and/or install other necessary improvements or provide a legal assu- rance, such as a performance bond or other surety approved by the County Attorney, prior to the issuance of a building permit. 7. Timing of Traffic Impact Analysis: Relationship to Site Plan Approval. An applicant may receive site plan approval prior to the completion of the traffic impact analysis on the 'condition that the applicant agree in writing to install all improvements to be required by the traffic impact analysis when said analysis is approved by /0 XX/¢¢404t 0061 khk11f1WcYjHg(W1( f the Public Works Direc- tor. In no case, however, shall a site plan be released unless a required traffic impact analysis has been submitted and approved by the Public Works Director. A 8. Traffic Impact Analysis File. The Public. Works Director shall maintain a file of all traffic impact analysis, including the data and methodology utilized. The County shall provide information and data, when available, in order to prevent duplication of efforts and unnecessary costs. Section 2 Section 23.3(d)(10)c. of Appendix A, the zoning code of Indian River County, Florida, Code of Laws and Ordinances is hereby amended as follows: CODING: Words in�i¢]�fM¢�idM type are deletions from existing law; words underlined are additions.