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.M { 5 F RESOLUTION NO. 89 - t� x HISTORIC AND ARCHEOLOGICAL SITES 9. In the event of discovery of any archeological artifacts a s during project construction, the developer shall stop con- struction in that area and immediately notify Indian River County and the Division of Historical Resources in the Florida Department of State. Proper protection, to the satisfaction of the Division, shall be provided by the developer. HABITAT, VEGETATION, AND WILDLIFE 10. Prior to obtaining a certificate of occupancy for any struc- ture located on the project site, the developer shall remove all Brazilian pepper which occurs on site, and replace it with native plants adapted to existing soil and climatic conditions. Removal of the Brazilian pepper shall be in such a manner that avoids the dispersal of its seeds; prevents damage to the roots, stems, or branches of existing native vegetation; and does not cause soil erosion to the spoil bank of the North Relief Canal. Where Brazilian pepper is removed from the south spoil bank of the North Relief Canal, the developer shall establish native vegetation indigenous to the area. Where Brazilian pepper is removed from the borders of the property delineated as remnant hardwood forest on Map F of the Harbor Town Center Application for Development Ap- proval, the developer shall plant native shrubs and ground cover. The species of plants to be used shall be approved by the Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council and Indian River County prior to any revegetation efforts and prior to the release of any site plan. There shall be no planting of Brazilian pepper, Melaleuca, or Australian pine on the project site, and the developer shall maintain the site free of these species in perpetuity. DRAINAGE 11. The stormwater management system serving Harbor Town Center shall be designed and constructed to retain or detain with -9-