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Fr - BOOK 92 PAGE 943 the preserve area is required. Lastly, buffers of native vegetation shall be planted around the 4.7 acre hammock preserve to protect the preserve from abutting development. In addition, the stand of Simpson Stopper is required to be preserved. 8. Species of Regional Concern and Exotic Species: In the event it is discovered that previously unidentified species of regional concern exist on site, the developer shall cease activities that could negatively impact such species until proper protection measures can be formulated and approved by the County and the T. C. R. P. C. in consultation with the US Fish and Wildlife Service and the Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission. 9. Exotic Species: As required by county LDRs, exotic species are required to be removed from the project site. 10. Drainage: Various water quality measures such as water table level management, use of pervious parking area materials, use of littoral zones, and filtration are to be considered by the developer in the project design and are to be used to the maximum extent possible. Also, the developer is -encouraged to use the county's allowance for constructing up to 25% of the mall's parking spaces as unpaved, stabilized sodded areas. 11. Hazardous Materials and Waste: A hazardous materials management plan is required to be submitted by the applicant, and must be reviewed and approved by the county, St. Johns River Water Management District, and the Florida Department of Environmental Protection prior to site plan release. Also,,. all site plans are to be consistent with any adopted state or county wellfield protection ordinances. 12. Water Supply and Wastewater: The conditions in these sections restrict the use of certain sources for irrigation water, encourage water conservation, regulate the use of existing on- site wells, and ensure adequate potable water and wastewater treatment capacity and service. 13. Solid Waste: The developer is required to participate in any solid waste stream reduction/recycling plan program implemented by the County Utility Services Department. 14. Police and Fire Protection: As within the Harbor Town Center Mall D.O., conditions are proposed that require confirmation from the Sheriff's Office, prior to building permit issuance, regarding law enforcement provisions to serve the project. The developer is also required to coordinate with the Sheriff's Department and have a site security system in place prior to site plan release for construction. It should be noted that during the sufficiency review process, no comments were received from the Sheriff's Office, and no special exactions are required in the proposed D.O. Sheriff's Office staff have indicated that the developer will need to meet with them during the time of site plan review, to review site plan specific security concerns. The last condition in this -section requires verification from the County Emergency Services Department that sufficient manpower and equipment exist to handle the development impacts. Emergency Management has indicated in writing that no specific exactions are required, and the D.O. proposes no exactions for fire protection. July 199 1994 48