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ORDINANCE 2005-014 over lands adjacent to such wetlands and under the same or related ownership or the same development plan. (4) Restoration and management of impounded estuarine wetlands. The restoration and management of impounded estuarine wetlands shall be allowed as mitigation for the limited filling of degraded wetlands as described in subsection 928.05(1)(c), provided that: (a) The benefits of the restoration and management of the impoundment to natural functions shall offset the losses of wetland functions associated with the limited wetland filling, with a minimum mitigation ratio of 10:1 (restored/managed impoundment to lost degraded wetlands); (b) A conservation easement is established for the impoundment to ensure protection; in addition, IRMCD will be granted access easements to allow for mosquito inspection, treatment, and management of such wetlands or over lands adjacent to such wetlands and under the same or related ownership or the same development plan; and (c) The restoration and management plan is consistent with jurisdictional agency regulations and is favorably reviewed by the Governor's Subcommittee on Managed Marshes. NOW THEREFORE, BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED by the Board of County Commissioners of Indian River County, that section 928.06 of the Indian River Code is hereby amended as follows: Section 913.07. Procedure and requirements for submitting and processing subdivision applications. (1)-(5) No change. (6)(F) Certifications. The final plat shall contain on the face or first page the following certifications, dedications, and approvals, all executed and acknowledged as required by law, in the forms set forth below: 1. Dedications. The purpose of all reserved areas shown or referred to on the plat and of the improvements shall be defined in the dedication. All areas reserved for use by the residents of the subdivision and all areas or facilities intended for public use, shall be specifically dedicated by the owner of the land at the time the plat is recorded. All streets, rights-of- way, easements, recreation facilities designed to serve more than one property owner shall be dedicated to the county or to a private property owners' association in a manner that will ensure access to and use by present and future owners of the properties to be served. Where private dedications are involved, ownership and maintenance association documents shall be submitted with the final plat. The dedication shall clearly dedicate the private facilities to the association without recourse to the county or any other public agency. All dedicated areas shall be identified as tracts unless all such areas are dedicated to one entity and F:\Attorney\Bill\Ordinance Amendments\Mosquito Control Access\ordinance.doc