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�R RESOLUTION 85-128 (con't) but only after impact fees (chargeable in accordance with Indian River County ordinances then in force) are paid or payment committed or secured in a manner acceptable to the County. Said temporary wastewater treatment plant will be disconnected and removed at such time as service becomes available from the County's wastewater system and upon notice from the County. 38. The developer shall make sewer pump -out service available to all boat slips constructed. 39. Operation of all equipment involved in providing sewage pumpout shall be limited to trained personnel. 40. Prior to commencement of construction of any structures on site, the developer shall obtain an agreement with Indian River County guaranteeing wastewater treatment to this project, and distribution of treated wastewater effluent back to the project for dispersal on the golf course. Any plan to construct a wastewater treatment plant on-site with a capacity greater than 50,000 gallons per day shall constitute a substantial deviation and will be subject to further review by Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council. 41. The developer shall connect the projecp's wastewater system to the County's system at the point designated by Indian River County. 42. The developer shall guarantee effluent disposal for the total amount of sewage generated by the Grand Harbor project. To the extent that the foregoing Sections 37 through 42 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. DISASTER PREPAREDNESS 43. The developer shall provide adequate public shelter space to accommodate the needs generated by the development or provide an equivalent cash contribution for such space, as may be approved by the County. At a minimum, shelter space allocated at 40 square feet per person (resident) shall be provided to accontmodate 19 percent of the Grand Harbor population at buildout. This space may be established either on or off-site, provided that it is located, equipped and stocked with provisions in accordance with the specifications provided by the County's Emergency Management Director. 44. No certificates of occupancy shall be issued beyond the first 300 units until such time as the developer provides adequate emergency shelter space to accommodate existing needs generated by this initial construction. All subsequent residential development shall not be approved unless adequate shelter is ensured or an equivalent cash contribution in lieu of such space is approved by the County. All spaces must be designated and accepted as adequate by the Indian River County Department of Emergency Management. 45. Access roads designated to serve the evacuation facilities shall have a centerline elevation of not less than the Page 9