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maintenance and storage facilities for the IRC Transfer Hub (Indian River County SRA Transfer Hub). 2. The CONSULTANT shall prepare all building architectural and building engineering system designs, including structural, mechanical, and electrical systems. 3. The CONSULTANT shall prepare all site structure designs, including but not limited to, flag pole foundation, dumpster enclosure, grade level walkways, curbing, wheel stops, bollards, culverts, transformer pad, headwalls, and monument signage. All site structures shall comply with the wind pressure requirements in 2014 Florida Building Code for high velocity wind zones. 4. The CONSULTANT will provide a site plan conforming to 2014 Florida Building Code accessibility requirements including building location, and accessible route to all buildings and required entries and exits, sidewalks, accessible route to public R.O.W., parking, vehicular use areas, curb cuts, driveways, circulation, site lighting, light pole locations, selected fixture manufacturer's photometric site overlay, utility and drainage facilities, site data and site calculations. The format for this documentation will be AUTO CAD 2012 or later, and shall clearly show the area for placement of the buildings/improvements required in the program data. 5. The CONSULTANT'S preliminary planning and programming efforts for the Indian River County SRA Transfer Hub should take into account the following: A. A masonry building with wood or light gauge steel truss roof system and metal roof providing bathrooms, small office, storage, vending machine area, and generally shelter for the clients and operators of the Indian River County GoLine Transfer Hub. It shall be approximately 2200 to 2800+/- sf, of which 1000+/- sf will be enclosed or partially enclosed space and 1200 to 1800+/- sf will be open/roof covered space. B. A steel post and beam with metal roof (to match primary building) 4600 sf rectangular gable shelter (12' x 383') for clients and operators adjacent to bus transfer/pick up locations and over pedestrian walkways — providing a continuous shelter from the pick-up locations to the primary building. C. Safe and adequate access, circulation and parking areas for the transit system vehicles. D. Adequate seating beneath sheltered areas for the clients of the transit system. E. Adequate parking area for clients and operators of the transit system. F. Green and sustainable strategy planning. Indian River County has adopted policy no. AM -1101.1, which requires that all buildings commenced after July 1, 2008 shall comply with the requirements of s. 255.2575 Florida Statutes, under the auspices of the Florida Green Building Coalition, Inc. The statute requires that the building must comply with one of several nationally recognized, high performance green building rating systems, of which, the Florida Green Building Coalition, Inc. system is one of the approved systems. 4