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EMERGENCY SHELTER The,applicant shall cooperate with the Indian River County Civil Defense Director to construct and equip the recreation clubhouses to the following standards so that they may be des-i'gnated as disaster shelters for use in hurricane or other emergency situations: A) 130 mph wind resistance; B) 35 kw -generator; C) shutters on windows; D) source for water storage; E) radio alert receiving set. Further, the applicant shall cooperate with the Civil Defense Agency in planning these facilities. This recommendation is valid, but stops short of some other considerations with regard to providing disaster shelter. Access to the present location for the recreation clubhouse may be impaired by debris and flooding, making it impossible to render assistance. Three alternatives are offered for consideration: 1) Relocation of the clubhouse to an area of more ready access'from main thoroughfares. 2) Construction of another building which would meet criteria for an emergency shelter in a preferred location. 3) Designate a portion of the commercial space on SR 60 as shelter area with proper arrangements for its use with the owners. The cost of these possibly can be partially offset by the additional cost of meeting the above mentioned standards in the proposed recreation buildings. _ TRANSPGkTA*1ION .The applicant shall install separate left and right turn lanes on SR 60 at the project's main entrance. If, at any time prior to the end of the first year following completion of development of the commercial site, a traffic signal is determined to be necessary at this intersection through an approved Florida Depart- ment of Transportation signal warrant study, the applicant shall provide for the installation of any signal necessary to maintain traffic conditions at Level of Service C. County staff concurs with the recommendations of the TCRPC. JUL 29 1981 booK 47 PACE 07 L_ - 7