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recedes from extreme drought. He explained that the purpose of the drainage system is to <br />collect water from the lots and roads and convey that to stormwater collection for storage <br />treatment and ultimately discharge. He concluded by promising the Association that <br />SJRWMD would resolve the issue regarding the conflict between the drainage <br />requirements of St. Johns and the County’s requirements for a landscape berm. <br /> <br />Commissioner Flescher clarified that as a result of the findings, the <br />developer is fully responsible and that it would not be a burden to the citizens of the <br />community. <br /> <br />Commissioner O’Bryan wanted to know what “teeth” St. Johns has in order <br />to enforce the permits since a performance bond is not required. Mr. Slate explained that <br />in regards to mitigation, the performance bond is typically required when there are <br />wetland impacts. <br /> <br />(Clerk’s Note: Chairman Wheeler arrived at 4:18 p.m.) <br /> <br />Mr. Slate <br /> explained that the permit had not been turned over and that the <br />developer is still legally and financially responsible for correcting the situation. He said <br />the aesthetic issues of the lake level and the toe of the slope is an issue between the <br />homeowners and the developers, not St. Johns. He further explained that St. Johns still <br />retains a covenant with the developer. Mr. Slate offered to meet with the residents of the <br />Homeowners Association as well as any leadership, on site, tomorrow. <br /> <br />Commissioner Davis suggested that Administrator Baird send individuals <br />to meet with the group tomorrow, from Community Development, Permitting, Public <br />Works and Engineering departments. <br /> <br />ST. JOHNS RIVER WATER <br />11 <br /> <br />MANAGEMENT DISTRICT <br /> <br />June 6, 2007 <br /> <br />