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RESOLUTION 85-128 (con't) <br />i) All waterways, basins and the access channel to the <br />Intracoastal Waterway shall be posted as a Manatee <br />Area and Idle Speed Zone. <br />The development plan which includes the vegetative <br />mitigation plan, must be approved by Indian River County <br />and Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council in <br />consultation with U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Florida <br />Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission, Florida Department <br />of Natural Resources, and the Governor's Technical <br />Subcommittee on Managed Salt Marshes. No site plan <br />approval can be considered prior to the fulfillment of <br />this condition. <br />9. During construction (including excavation) of the proposed <br />marina basins, estuary/waterways, or surface water <br />management system, soils contaminated with DDT or other <br />restricted agricultural compounds shall be removed and <br />used as fill for the golf course and/or building pads. <br />Deposition of contaminated material on the golf course <br />shall be deposited above the seasonal high water table and <br />covered with no less than one foot of clean fill or <br />topsoil. <br />10. Prior to the issuance of a certificate of occupancy for <br />any structure, the developer shall construct the proposed <br />estuarine waterway system. Failure to construct such a <br />system shall constitute a substantial deviation and the <br />project shall be subject to further review. <br />11. Prior too the issuance of a certificate of occupancy for <br />any structures, the esturarine/waterway system shall be <br />connected to the Indian River Lagoon. No connection of <br />the excavated estuarine/waterway system shall be made to <br />either the lagoon or the existing connected open water <br />basin (marina 1) until such time as DDT, other restricted <br />constituents, and standard water quality parameters within <br />that system have been reduced to levels at or below <br />background levels of such constituents within the Indian <br />River Lagoon, and until such time as shorelines have been <br />stabilized and the littoral zone habitats along the edge <br />of the wetland areas and estuarine/waterway system have <br />been planted and work inspected by Treasure Coast Regional <br />Planning Council and Indian River County. The developer <br />shall at his own expense, submit tests that show the <br />estuarine/waterway system to be at or below background <br />levels of DDT and other restricted constituents. Tests <br />shall be preformed by an independent laboratory selected <br />by the developer and approved by the County. The County <br />Environmental health Department shall monitor the test <br />results. <br />12. The developer shall coordinate the timing of his <br />construction schedule such that immediately prior to the <br />period when connection of waterways on-site to the <br />existing basin or to the Indian River Lagoon takes place, <br />pumping of water to lower the water table on-site shall <br />cease. No pumping shall take place after the connection <br />is made. <br />13) The developer shall provide within one year after issuance <br />of the Development Order a hazardous waste management plan <br />to be reviewed and approved by the County in consultation <br />with the Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council, St. <br />John's River Water Management District, Department of <br />Page 4 <br />