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7. Any use or development of the Property shall be subject to the following conditions and guidelines: a. The function and condition of the Property with respect to the management of water and other natural resources, water supply, and the conservation and protection of water resources shall be maintained in its present condition or enhanced; b. The Property shall be managed for multiple uses, including forest and fire management, and for public resource-based educational and recreational purposes (i.e., dependent on existing elements of the natural environment), which may include hiking, wildlife viewing, picnicking, nature study, jogging, equestrian activities, camping and other related passive outdoor activities as set forth in the Plan; c. Educational and recreational activities planned or conducted on the Property shall be resource-based and the development of recreational facilities shall be restricted to trails, boardwalks, or other alterations that facilitate access for the passive recreational user, as set forth in the Plan; d. The District may engage in construction or other activities necessary for water management purposes on the Property if such activities are consistent with the Plan; e. The District and the County may harvest wiregrass seed and seed of other species from the Property. Other public agencies may harvest wiregrass seed and seed of other species from the Property with prior written permission from the County; f All educational and recreational uses and other activities on the Property shall be consistent with the water management purposes of the District as provided in Chapter 373, Florida Statutes, to manage the water resources; g. There shall be no facilities on the Property except those directly related to the operation and maintenance of the Property for conservation, public recreation, and environmental education purposes, as set forth in the Plan or as constructed by the District for water management purposes. h. The District acknowledges and agrees that portions of the Property may contain Florida scrub jay habitat that, when such habitat is protected and enhanced through management, may qualify as mitigation credit for off-site scrub jay habitat impacts regulated by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service under the federal Endangered Species Act. The County and the City of Sebastian shall share 50% of the mitigation credit. The District shall have the remaining 50%. Additional terms may be agreed upon by the parties and provided for in the Management Plan, 8. All revenues generated on the Property by the County or third parties hired by the County through compatible secondary -use management, such as the sale of timber, shall be utilized for the benefit of the Property to implement approved activities on the Property to the extent allowable under existing laws and consistent with the Plan. All timber sales shall be in Page 3 of 9 North Sebastian Conservation Area Addition Management Agreement Draft