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District approves it, they can dump it into the receiving body. He wanted it to state somewhere in there that it is the intent of Indian River County not to permit any discharge into the Indian River via the Main Relief Canal. Director Keating stated that they could put that in. Under Fire Protection, Commissioner Eggert noted that staff's memo states that the developer will be working with the County to help secure a fire station site along Indian River Boulevard north of 45th Street. She didn't know whether or not Indian River Boulevard would be the right place for a station. She hoped that sometime soon, with the North County Fire District moving their stations around, we could get some kind of an overall plan for fire stations in the county. Commissioner Scurlock suggested that rather than getting site specific, we indicate that there would be a contribution towards fire protection, which would give the County the flexibility of acquiring a piece of land somewhere else and building a fire facility there. Commissioner Bird agreed that we would want that flexibility since the Winter Beach station is very close to this site. Commissioner Scurlock asked if we could structure the language such that they will work with us and will, in fact, make a reasonable contribution for their share of fire protection if it is demonstrated that there is a need, but Mr. Boling pointed out that the existing language in 27.b leaves it rather open. Assistant County Attorney Bill Collins felt that the County is limited by the D.O.I. Statutes which say that effective July 1, 1986, a local government cannot include as a D.O. condition for a D.R.I. any requirement that the developer contribute or pay for land acquisition for construction of or expansion of public facilities or portions thereof, unless the local government has enacted a local ordinance which would require other developments FEB 2 E i989 29 BOOK 7b FACE 24