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.(4) After the completion of a project, require as-built plans from the owner or applicant and a Certificate of Completion from the Engineer of Record. (5) Any system required by this ordinance shall be maintained by the owner, successor owners, or an entity designated by the owner except that the Director may accept certain systems for County maintenance. The selection of critical areas or structures to be maintained by the County shall be recommended to the County Commission by the Director. All areas or structures to be maintained by the County must be dedicated to the County by plat or separate instrument and expressly accepted by the County Commission. For any system which is to be maintained by a party other than the County, easements shall be established which permit the County to inspect and if necessary, as determined by the County, to take corrective action should the party fail to proper- ly maintain the system. Such easements shall also establish a right of entry for the Indian River County Mosquito Control District for the limited purpose of inspection, prevention, or treatment of mosquito infestations, as allowed by law. Should a party fail to properly maintain a system as required, the Director shall give such party written notice of the nature of the correc- tive action necessary. Should the party fail, within thirty (30) days from the date of the notice to take, or commence taking, corrective action to the satisfaction of the Director, the County may enter upon lands, take corrective action and the cost of such corrective action shall become a lien on the property benefited. Be Flood Protection Management: Duties of the Community Development Director: The Community Development Director shall have authority to administer this ordinance, and shall perform the following specific duties: (1) Determine any additional information that must be submitted for flood management review. (2) Review applications for compliance with the stan- dards of this ordinance after input from the Public Works Director and the.County Attorney as to those matters within their profes- sional disciplines; and either approve, approve with conditions, or deny the application based on that review. If application approval is denied, the Community Development Director shall state the reasons, however, it is not the responsibility of the Commu- nity Development Director to design an acceptable development. (3) Maintain a record of the actual, "as-built" eleva- tion or flood-proofing of all buildings constructed after flood management review. (4) Coordinate the review with other permitting agen- cies, if necessary. (5) Notify adjacent communities, the St. John's River Management District and the State of Florida Department of