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Appendix "A" Comprehensive Plan Coastal Management Element Policy 9.3: The county shall provide developers with incentives, such as transfer of development rights, tax incentives and others, in return for preserving historic resources. Policy 9.4: The county shall require developments which include historical resource sites to submit archaeological surveys prior to commencing construction activities. Developers shall be required to preserve these resources while maintaining a reasonable use of the land. Policy 9.5: The county shall recognize and properly manage its historical resources by implementing Objective 8 of the Future Land Use Element. Policy 9.6: By 2012, the county will develop management plans for the following scenic/ historic roads: Fellsmere Grade, Quay Dock Road, Old Winter Beach Road, and Gifford Dock Road. OBJECTIVE 10 Infrastructure in the Coastal Zone Through 2030, the level of service (LOS) for traffic circulation, recreational facilities, stormwater management, and potable water and sewer service in the coastal zone of Indian River County will be consistent with the LOS standards set forth in the concurrency section of the Capital Improvements Element. Policy 10.1: C.,._sist__: with DCA Rule 9i c n, 2(3)(ev4) +The county shall identify and assess all infrastructure located within the CHHA to determine its vulnerability. This vulnerability assessment will based on data from FIRMS, The Arbiter of Storms (TAOS) computer model, and the Sea, Lake, and Overland Surges from Hurricanes (SLOSH) map. Any decision to abandon or relocate infrastructure outside the CHHA following a natural disaster will be based on a benefit -cost analysis of vulnerable infrastructure. This benefit -cost analysis will be included in the Local Mitigation Strategy, once completed. Policy 0_2: The county shall coordinate with all state and federal agencies in the funding and implementing of beach stabilization projects. Policy 10.3: Indian River County shall permit the utilization of local funds for shoreline stabilization and beach renourishment projects. Priority shall be given to those projects which demonstrate the best benefit -cost ratio while having the least impact to the offshore reef, and the nearshore beach and dune ecological communities Policy 10_4: The county shall not allow new underground storage tanks or septic facilities to be located oceanward of the county's Dune Stabilization Setback Line (DSSL). Policy 10.5: The county shall maintain the standards, phasing and funding of infrastructure in the coastal zone, as set forth in the Transportation Element, and the Natural Groundwater Aquifer Recharge, Sanitary Sewer, Potable Water and Stormwater Management Sub -Elements of the Indian River County Comprehensive Plan. Community Development Department Indian River County 56