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v, RESOLUTION NO.98. 61 mutes to serve the Horizon Outlet Center,to the transit planning agency or transit provider designated in the future to serve Indian River County. 15. During land clearing and site preparation, soil treatment techniques appropriate for controlling unconfined particulate emissions shall be undertaken. If construction on a parcel will not begin within thirty days of clearing,the soil shall be stabilized until construction of the parcel begins. Cleared areas may be sodded,seeded,landscaped or mulched to stabilize the soil. Minimal clearing for access roads,survey lines,fence installation,or construction trailers and equipment staging areas is allowed without the need for soil stabilization. The purpose of this condition is to minimize dust and dirt production during land clearing and to prevent soil from becoming airborne between the time of clearing and construction. These provisions shall be addressed in any land clearing permit(s)issued by Indian River County for the project. 16. The developer shall preserve 26.27 acres of scrubby pine flatwoods,pine flatwoods,and sand pine scrub on the project site as described in Map F2 of the DRI ADA for the Horizon Outlet Center. The intent of this development condition is to provide protection of upland natural communities,to provide habitat for wildlife, and to assist in improving water quality by buffering wetlands and water bodies. The continued viability and maintenance of the preserve area shall be assured through a Conservation Easement with the St.Johns River Water Management District as part of the Development Plan. Said easement shall be properly executed and recorded prior to issuance of a certificate of occupancy for any future �. portion of the project beyond development approved under the PDA (preliminary development agreement). 17. Temporary fencing of all preserve areas shall be installed by the developer and inspected and approved by Indian River County prior to commencement of site clearing adjacent to the preserve area. The fencing shall be of a type that will clearly identify and designate the boundaries of the preserve areas and minimize the potential disturbance of these features during land clearing and construction. The temporary fencing shall be established at least 30 feet outside the actual boundary of the preserve areas. Temporary fencing shall stay in place until it is necessary to remove it for finish grading,planting required buffers,and constructing any required permanent fencing. These provisions shall be addressed in any land clearing permit(s)issued by Indian River County for the project. 18. The developer shall prepare a Preserve Area Management Plan for the preserve area. As a minimum, the plan shall identify methods to maintain suitable habitat conditions for the gopher tortoise and other listed species which exist in the preserve. The plan should include methods to:l)relocate gopher tortoises into the preserve area;2)provide a schedule for roll- o-chopping the preserve area to simulate a fire management program; 3)remove exotic vegetation including Brazilian pepper,Australian pine,melaleuca,and other species that are determined by Indian River County to threaten the natural communities;and 4)permanently fence the preserve and allow only limited access for nature appreciation, education, or scientific study. Permanent fencing should be attractive. The management plan shall be approved by Indian River County in consultation with Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council prior to the initiation of site clearing activities or issuance of an Indian River County land clearing permit for the project. 19. In the event that it is determined that any additional representative of a state or federally listed plant or animal species is resident on,or otherwise is significantly dependent upon the project site, the developer shall cease all activities which might negatively affect that individual population and immediately notify Indian River County and Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council. Proper protection,to the satisfaction of the Indian River County and Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council, in consultation with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission,shall be provided 4