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r, <br />RESOLUTION 85-128 (con't) <br />Environmental Regulation. The plan shall identify and <br />quantify the types of hazardous wastes and materials, <br />methods of storage and containment, and methods of <br />disposal. <br />14. Prior to obtaining any building permits for structures, <br />the developer shall notify the Indian River County <br />Utilities Department that it is a generator of hazardous <br />waste. <br />15. Within one year of the issuance of the Development Order, <br />the developer shall provide a fuel management spill <br />contingency plan to be approved by Indian River County in <br />consultation with St. John's River Management District, <br />Department of Environmental Regulation and Treasure Coast <br />Regional Planning Council. The plan shall describe the <br />methods of fuel storage, personnel training, methods to be <br />used to dispense fuel, and all the procedures, methods and <br />materials to be used in the event of a spill. <br />16. Any proposal to construct a dry dock facility that would <br />store, handle or utilize quantities of hazardous wastes <br />and materials for boat repair and maintenance shall. <br />constitute a substantial deviation of the Development <br />Order. <br />17. Marina Development shall be restricted to existing marina <br />Basin 1 and proposed marina Basin 2, as identified on page <br />12-20 of the ADA. Marinas 3 and 4 shall not be <br />constructed. The maximum number of slips to be <br />accommodated within Basins 1 and 2 shall be a total of 72 <br />at this time. It is recognized that the basis for this <br />restriction is concern for potential boating impacts upon <br />the West Indian manatee and negative impacts on wetlands. <br />The developer is studying methods to address and mitigate <br />those impacts. Should the developer subsequently <br />demonstrate reasonable assurance that additional slips <br />would not have a significant adverse effect upon the <br />manatee species, or should the marina siting plan approved <br />by Council identify Grand Harbor as a suitable site for <br />additional slips of the size and type <br />proposed in the Grand Harbor ADA, then the developer shall <br />be presumed to be entitled to construct such additional <br />slips. However, should additional slips (more than 72) be <br />proposed for the site, such slips shall be considered a <br />substantial deviation pursuant to Section 380.06(19), F.S. <br />and, therefore, shall require a review by the regional <br />planning council. <br />Development of docks in other locations (areas outside of <br />Marinas 1 and 2) or development of boat ramps or dry <br />storage facilities shall be prohibited other than as <br />necessary to provide recreational fishing access for <br />project residents to the internal estuarine/waterway <br />system. Access shall be limited to no more than two <br />access points. No anchorage shall be permitted. <br />18. In an effort to reduce or prevent impacts to the West <br />Indian Manatee, the following action shall be taken: <br />a) Manatee public awareness measures shall be <br />implemented, including, as a minimum, providing <br />conspicuous space for literature and graphs regarding <br />Manatees. <br />Page 5 <br />