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BOOK 62 PAG - L557 -OCT 2 3 1995 effort" after the "continuing construction" will cover it, and if we have to, we will let the Court determine it. Attorney Henderson pointed out that when the initial sewer and water and roads are in, the developer will have about twenty million in the project. It was generally agreed to add the following wording: "and exhibit a good faith effort to continue the project." Planner Boling stressed that staff tried to structure the conditions so that this all has to come back to the Commission. It was reiterated that on Page 4, at the end of Condition 8, the following wording will be added: "No site plans will be approved until all requirements of this section has been met." Chairman Lyons questioned Condition 12 which states that pumping of water to lower the water table on-site shall cease prior to connection of waterways to the basin or lagoon as he felt that could be misconstrued that they would have to stop all pumping. You can't run sewer lines, etc., without pumping, and he did not want to have a conflict with the every day work. Environmental Planner Art Challacombe explained that the intent of Condition 12 was not to preclude all pumping but just at those particular times when the estuarine basin would be connected to the Indian River and also subsequent times after that. He informed the Board that the revised wording staff would recommend adding after talking with Mr. Carey of the Regional Planning Council is: "The developer shall coordinate the timing of his construction schedule such that immediately prior to -the period when connection of waterways on-site to the existing basin or to the Indian River lagoon takes place, pumping of the water to lower the water table on-site shall cease. No pumping shall take place after the connection is made." Commissioner Bird did not understand the concern, and Planner Challacombe stated that the concern is that lowering of the water table after connection would cause salt water 98