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RESOLUTION NO. 2004- 057 [ \ \�/ � � � � � 1��747 � ■ �I�l� A��/ � ■ t\ � \�Al� � 1�1� \�/ � �7 � f� 7 � � �/'\l� 7 �I 1�1R�O��l111/�1R.7 � t � [! 7 t� l7%(! l9 \�/ � / \A%11/%1 The operation of the marina and construction of additional slips after the effective date of this amendment to the Development Order shall be subject to the following requirements: The standard manatee construction conditions shall be followed for all in -water construction. 2. A literature display shall be provided, in two locations in the basin, to distribute (at no charge) the "Indian River County Manatee Protection Zones" booklets to boaters using the docking facility. In addition, the booklets will be provided to all multi -family and single-family dock users. The booklets are available free of charge from the Florida Inland Navigation District (561-627- 3386). 3. The Developer shall install and maintain a display that provides information on the characteristics of manatees and the potential threat to this endangered species from boat operation. The Developer agrees to install and replace the signs in the event the signs fade or become damaged, and maintain these signs for the life of the facility. The Developer shall install and display signs within 30 days prior to completion of construction. The number, type, and procedure for installation should be in accordance with the handout "Permanent Manatee Suns", which can be obtained from the Bureau of Protected Species Management, OES-BPS, 620 S. Meridian Street, Tallahassee, Fl 32399-1600 (,12hone 850/922-4330). 4. To reduce the risk of entrapment and drowning of manatees in culverts, the Developer agrees to investigate whether existing culverts pose a risk to manatees, and to coordinate with the FWC in such an investigation. If deemed appropriate by the FWC, grating shall be installed over the culverts identified with bars spaced to provide an opening no greater than 8 inches. 5. The existing manatee educational program conducted by the Developer currently will be expanded to require, as a condition of all annual and long-term slip leases, that the captain and operators of the vessel attend and pass a manatee education program put on by the permitted facility. Classes will be available at least twice per year, at no charge, and will be taught by instructors familiar with local waters and manatee protection, including vessel speed zones. The class will emphasize knowledge of these subjects and how to reduce risks to manatees and their habitat. A renewal will be required at least every three years. Documentation of compliance with this condition shall be maintained in the Dock Master's office. 6. The Developer will fund, for ten (10) years, 400 hours of overtime per year for the Indian River County Sheriff's Office Special Operations Unit to augment manatee speed zone enforcement from Barber Bridge to Sebastian Inlet, or other areas within the County requiring augmentation of manatee speed zone enforcement. On an annual basis, the Developer will obtain from the Sheriff's Office documentation on how the funding was utilized to increase the level of law enforcement and submit such documentation to the FWC for review. If the annual review indicates that funds are not being appropriately used for increased manatee speed zone enforcement, the Developer will work with the FWC to identify alternative methods to ensure that the funds are appropriately used. This obligation shall continue for ten years from the approval of this amendment, regardless of the FACommunity Development\Users\CurDev\RESOLUTION\2004 Resolutions\Grand Harbor Marina Resolution 2004.rtf