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(3) Private land clearing debris burning facilities (special =xception). a) Districts requiring special exception approval (pursuant t the provisions of 971.05): A-1, A-21 A-3. (b) Additional information requirements: A site plan meeting all the requirements of Chapter 914, which shows: The locatior and specification of all screening materials; the location anc designation of all thoroughfare roads which serve the site; and occupied structures within five hundred (500) feet of the burn area; the location of proposed stockpiles and the burr areas and all required setbacks. 1. There shall be, at minimum, a five hundred -foot separation distance between the burn area of the facility and any occupied structure in existence at the time of the site plan application. The use shall be limited to property with an AG -1. AG -21 or AG -3 land use plan desiqnation. 3. The facility shall have direct access to a thoroughfar plan road, or direct access to a non -thoroughfare pla road that has a traffic volume of less than forty (40 trips ends per day. No debris storage or burn area shall be within three hundred (300) feet of any property line. Prior to site plan release the applicant must provide the county a copy of the appropriate Florida Department of Environmental Regulation (FDER) permit or other written approval or letter of no objection from FDER for the proposed project. debris burning facilities. (c) Criteria for land clearing be by the Indian River Count 1. There shall be, at minimum, a five hundred -foot separation distance between the burn area of the facility and any occupied structure in existence at the time of the site plan application. The use shall be limited to property with an AG -1. AG -21 or AG -3 land use plan desiqnation. 3. The facility shall have direct access to a thoroughfar plan road, or direct access to a non -thoroughfare pla road that has a traffic volume of less than forty (40 trips ends per day. No debris storage or burn area shall be within three hundred (300) feet of any property line. Prior to site plan release the applicant must provide the county a copy of the appropriate Florida Department of Environmental Regulation (FDER) permit or other written approval or letter of no objection from FDER for the proposed project. 7. A Type "A" buffer must be provided on all boundarie -abutting residentially used or residentially designate property. The volume of stockpiled land clearing debris on sit shall not exceed the thirty -day burn volume capacity o the incinerator. The site plan application shall; sho how the volume of all stockpile areas on the site:shal be limited to the thirty -day burn volume capacity of th incinerator. 9. If any of the debris hauling route(s) associated with facility operation is over county maintained, unpaved roads, the applicant must maintain that section of the hauling route during the debris hauling activity, and security for this purpose may be required, as determined by the county engineer. The provisions of section 934.09 of the county excavation and mining ordinance shall apply to debris hauling activities associated with debris burning facilities, in the same way saidprovisions apply to excavated material hauling activities associated with minina operations. be by the Indian River Count 6. The facility must approved Solid Waste Disposal District (SWDD) Board. 7. A Type "A" buffer must be provided on all boundarie -abutting residentially used or residentially designate property. The volume of stockpiled land clearing debris on sit shall not exceed the thirty -day burn volume capacity o the incinerator. The site plan application shall; sho how the volume of all stockpile areas on the site:shal be limited to the thirty -day burn volume capacity of th incinerator. 9. If any of the debris hauling route(s) associated with facility operation is over county maintained, unpaved roads, the applicant must maintain that section of the hauling route during the debris hauling activity, and security for this purpose may be required, as determined by the county engineer. The provisions of section 934.09 of the county excavation and mining ordinance shall apply to debris hauling activities associated with debris burning facilities, in the same way saidprovisions apply to excavated material hauling activities associated with minina operations.