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SEP 25 1990 BOOK ue�.d on-site wells, and ensure adequate potable water and wastewater 'treatment capacity and service. 12. Solid Waste Submission of a solid waste stream reduction/recycling plan is required along with any site plan application, and must be approved by the Utilities department. 13. -Police and Public Safety As within the Harbortown Center Mall (SIOPCO)-development order, conditions are proposed that require the provision of private security forces during construction and operation of the mall.- No special exactions are required in the proposed Development Order. 14. Fire Protection and Health - This condition requires verification from the South County Fire District and Emergency Management Department that sufficient manpower and equipment exists to handle the development impacts. Emergency Management has indicated in writing that no specific exactions are required; the Development Order proposes no exactions for fire protection and health. 15. Day Care A plan is required to show how employee related day care needs generated by the project will be handled either on-site or within close proximity to the site by existing or to -be -constructed day care facilities. 16. Energy These conditions require an energy-efficient project design. 17. Transportation All traffic conditions have been established based on extensive analysis. As previously stated, the analysis is based upon a project build -out by December 31, 1993. The development order conditions specify the roadway and signalization improvements needed to accommodate the project impacts, and the timeframes for beginning and completing the improvements. As with other D.O.'s, a "catch -all" condition is included (#44) which stops the issuance of all building permits for new construction if the December 31, 1993 date passes prior to build -out completion. An updated traffic analysis would then be required to be submitted and approved by the County, FDOT, and TCRPC. Specific construction and timing provisions for any identified additional traffic improvements would need to be agreed upon prior to the issuance of any further building permits. Traffic condition #38 provides the County with a future option to expand 66th Avenue (an urban minor arterial roadway) without removing or impacting existing trees and improvements on the Vista Plantation site. The proposed Development Order does not and cannot at this time "finalize" future roadway expansion plans (which would, of necessity, involve the County, I.R.F.W.C.D., and the developer). However, the condition precludes the mall from being developed in a manner that would eliminate a future option for expanding 66th Avenue away from the existing Vista Plantation development. The developer has stated that, at this time, it does not appear that 66th Avenue improvements required for this project will encroach into the existing "Vista Plantation buffer area". It should be noted that some "three laning" type of improvements are already located within existing right-of-way (left turn lanes at State Road 60 and Vista Plantation entrance driveway). Note: Please see attachment #2: Traffic Improvements Summary 56 � r