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FEB 2 8 1989 MD. ti� � °ii FACE 4 (3) Aesthetics and Landscaping Because of the size of the project and the corresponding massive parking areas that would be unique to such a project, County staff expressed concerns to the developer about the importance of landscaping, as well as the visual impact a regional mall would have on the community's image. The developer agreed to establish minimum landscaping standards in the D.O. These standards exceed the County's minimum landscape ordinance standards, as follows: a. an increase of 60% (from 5% to 8%) in the minimum. required internal parking landscaped area; and b. an increase in the minimum height of the required trees. Buffer and tree preservation areas are also established. (4) Air These conditions and the application of the County's Tree Pro- tection Ordinance (includes land -clearing regulations) will address dust and erosion problems that could arise during con- struction. These conditions will be part of the land clearing and tree removal permits that the Planning department issues prior to development. (5) Historic and Archaeological Sites This section's condition requires the developer, upon discovery of artifacts, to contact the State and arrange for preservation of such artifacts. (6) Habitat, Vegetation, and Wildlife This section primarily requires the removal and proper disposal of nuisance trees such as Brazilian pepper. (7) Drainage The Public Works Division has reviewed and approved the drainage conditions, which are designed to ensure conformance with the County's Stormwater Management Ordinance, St. John's River Water Management District standards, and the policies of the Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council. (8) Water Supply: Potable/Nonpotable Water and Wastewater Treat- ment These conditions restrict the use of certain sources for irriga- tion water, encourage water conservation, regulate the use and abandonment of existing on-site wells, and ensure adequate potable water and wastewater treatment capacity and service (including funding obligations of the developer). (9) Solid Waste A solid waste plan, approvable by the County Utilities Department, is required. (10) Hazardous Materials and Waste A hazardous materials management plan is required to be submitted and approved prior to site plan release, by this condition. (11) Education The developer is required to submit verification from the School Board that the school system can adequately accommodate the impact of the project's 64 units. 22