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, B'00K 83 Commissioner Scurlock complimented Mr. Davis on this suggestion as he felt it represents a pretty good savings to the county, and he hoped the State Association will pursue other endeavors such as this. ON MOTION by Commissioner Scurlock, SECONDED by Com- missioner Eggert, the Board unanimously approved Alternative No. 1 as set out in the above memo dated July 1, 1991. GRAND HARBOR DEVELOPMENT �ORDER ___RE_DISASTER _PREPAREDNESS Asst. County Attorney Collins reviewed the following: TO: The Board of County Commissioners FROM: tk William G. Collins II - Assistant County Attorney DATE: July 1, 1991 SUBJECT: Grand Harbor Development Order - Paragraphs 43, 44 and 45 Relating to Disaster Preparedness The Development Order for Grand Harbor precludes certificates of occupancy in excess of 300 until arrangements are made for emergency evacuation. The attached agreement provides that River Harbor, Inc. make cash contributions in lieu of the shelter requirements, subject to the approval of the Department of Emergency Services. The agreement provides that River Harbor, Inc. will donate 1.1 acres of land at the northwest corner of the intersection of Indian River Boulevard North Extension and proposed 45th Street Easterly Extension for a future fire station and emergency services station. The County will have three years to construct the fire/EMS station, or the land would revert to River Harbor, Inc. upon a payment of $60,000.00. Additionally, River Harbor, Inc. will make a cash contribution of $90,000.00 in lieu of construction of shelter space, $50,000.00 before the 301st certificate of occupancy is issued and the balance of $40,000.00 to be paid prior to the 1,201st certificate of occupancy being issued, unless there is inadequate emergency shelters for 19% of the then existing Grand Harbor population two years from this date, in which case the final $40,000.00 would be due in two years. Attorney Collins confirmed that this agreement would satisfy the requirements under the D.O., and the attorneys for River Harbor, Inc. are holding a $50,000 cash payment in trust pending our approval of this agreement. Commissioner Eggert inquired where the people from Grand Harbor go for shelter now, and Emergency Management Director Wright advised that as of now they would go to a shelter south of Grand Harbor in the Vero Beach area. We plan with these funds to retrofit either Middle 6 or 7 School in this area and use that as a shelter in cooperation with the School Board. 20