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improvements delineated in Section 913.09 are required or where a required improvement(s) can be provided via another application and review process. 1. Construction before final plat approval. The applicant shall submit to the public works department construction plans and specifications as required in section 913.07(5)(B) of this chapter together with a request for a land development permit. A copy of the deed and letter of authorization from owner if different from the applicant shall accompany the request. Upon issuance of a land development permit, construction may commence. The improvements required by the preliminary plat approval shall be completed prior to final plat approval, as specified in the issued land development permit. 2. Construction after final plat approval. Upon issuance of a land development permit, an applicant may apply for final plat approval, contracting with the county to construct the improvements required in the land development. The contract and corresponding security as specified in section 913.10 shall be required for the performance and maintenance of all improvements which are to be constructed after final plat approval. (B) Plans and Specifications Required for Land Development Permit. The applicant shall furnish to the public works director or his designee the construction plans and specifications designed in accordance with the approved preliminary plat and the requirements of this chapter for the construction of all improvements. The applicant shall also furnish a complete land development permit application form as furnished by the public works department, and shall submit the review fee established by the board of county commissioners by resolution. The applicant must have obtained and shall submit copies of all jurisdictional agency permits, and all utility permits and franchises required by the Indian River County utility division prior to the issuance of a land development permit. All construction plans and specifications must be prepared, signed and sealed by a professional engineer who is registered in the State of Florida. Engineering calculations and tests in support of any of the proposed plans and specifications may be required. The drawings and required information shall be so complete that review and analysis can be made from them without research of any outside data. Five (5) copies of the plans shall be submitted on twenty -four - inch -by -thirty -six-inch sheets unless another size is approved by the county public works director, and shall contain, but shall not be limited to: 293