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R RESOLUTION 85-128 (con't) 27. The annual report shall address the functioning and maintenance status of the surface/stormwater management system. If the County determines that the functioning of the system is impaired by materials washing into the system, the County may require the developer to institute a sweeping program for parking areas. 28. The perimeter of the golf course shall be bermed and swaled to prevent direct runoff from entry into the surface water management system of lakes, the constructed marina basins, the estuary/waterway system, or the Indian River Lagoon. WATER SUPPLY 29. The primary source of irrigation water for the proposed golf course shall be wastewater effluent. Limited amounts of supplemental irrigation water may be derived from the surface water management system of lakes. The developer shall be required to construct all necessary piping, storage, pumping equipment etc. to provide for golf course irrigation. 30. Water saving plumbing and irrigation fixtures shall be used to the maximum extent possible throughout the project. 31. To the maximum extent possible, native vegetation shall be used to meet landscaping needs. As a minimum, 30 percent of landscaping, excluding rights-of-way and golf course, shall be accomplished with native vegetation. As a minimum, 50 percent of all trees shall be native. Native species used shall be those adapted to soil and rainfall conditions occuring on-site. 32. Impact fees are to be paid in full or by assessment against the property in the amount equal to the number of approved ERU's (equivalent residential units) to be constructed. This may be done in phases, equal to the approved maximum ERU in each phase. Fees or assessments shall be paid prior to the issuance of building permits for the structures or facilities to be served. 33. The developer may utilize water from existing County sources (presently available through the City of Vero Beach Water System) until a main line from another County source becomes available or until peak demand reaches capacity of the existing system, whichever occurs earlier. 34. The developer shall build to County specifications all internal lines, mains, lift stations, booster pumps, etc. that are necessary to serve the development. 35. At developer's cost (and subject to refundable advance arrangements as may be appropriate), the developer shall connect the project's water system to the County's water system at a point designated by Indian River County. 36. To the extent that the foregoing Sections 29 through 33 are inconsistent with the County's Utility Master Plan or County utility ordinances as they may be amended, said Master Plan and ordinances shall control. WASTEWATER 37. A temporary wastewater treatment plant will be permitted Page 8