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M M Planning staff has coordinated closely with public works, utility services, the attorney's office, emergency services, and environmental health in the review of these agreements. Through this process, the proposed agreements have been structured in a manner acceptable to staff and the developer. The Board of County Commissioners is now to review and consider approval of these agreements. ANALYSIS: •Water and Sanitary Sewer Agreement Utility Services staff have reviewed the water and sanitary sewer agreement and have determined that the agreement is acceptable (see attachment #2). The agreement specifies developer and county responsibilities in regards to: construction and maintenance of various utilities improvements, an initial concurrency determination for water and sewer capacity that has already been reserved for the project, on site water and sewer easements, and treated effluent re -use. •Local Development Agreement The local development agreement addresses many development issues, and specifies the following: 1. The limits of county streetlighting requirements. 2. The developer's responsibility to construct an 8' wide bikepath along the project's SR 60 frontage, within a 10' wide easement. 3. The county's obligation to assist the developer in requesting that FDOT reclassify the segment of SR 60 from 58th Avenue to 66th Avenue. 4. The developer and county obligations for maintenance and operation of the to -be -installed traffic signals at SR 60/66th Avenue and SR 60/project entrance "F" intersections. 5. The developer's means of satisfying a development order (D.O.) condition relating to mass transit (buses) and ridesharing. 6. The developer's options and general procedures for platting all or a portion of the project. 7. The developer's open spade obligations and distribution of open space throughout the project. 8. The developer's landscaping and buffer requirements along SR 60, 66th Avenue, and within the project parking areas. 9. The developer's obligation to provide interconnections between the project and vacant property north of the project (currently owned by the developer) and commercial property east of the project (along SR 60). 10. The developer's ability, subject to agreement by the Indian River Farms Water Control District, to use the east 10' of a 30' wide canal maintenance easement that is to be dedicated to the county and the Indian River Farms Water Control District. 11. The developer's parking and loading space obligations. 12. The developer's obligations for preserving and establishing - conservation easements. 13. The developer's limitations on initial land clearing. 29. June, 6 1995 BON 9, - �Na.