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ROOK 96 Uc 2. if neighbors of the excavation area know that there is a time certain when the project is to be completed, then their concerns should be much less and 3. fill will be needed for development and 4. having the fill mined closer to development reduces miles traveled on the roads. We have asked SJRWMD, Richard Burklew, Hydrologist for his comments on this request, and we also would be glad to meet with you to discuss this. Very truly yours, 5 934.04 INDIAN RIVER COUNTY CODE isting electrical power plants, their reser- voirs and -other related facilities. .—Am. (7) Excavation incidental to development per- mits. (a) Excavation incidental to any autho- rized Indian River County development order or permit. including approved site plans, subdivision plats, final develop- ment plans and/or building permits, whereby no more than five thousand (5,000) cubic yards of excavated mate- rials are removed from the premises. This paragraph shall not be construed to exempt excavation activities re- sulting in the creation of a waterbody from satisfying the water management standards of section 934.05 of this chapter. (b) For excavation incidental to authorized site plans, subdivisions, or planned de- velopments, excavation materic' re- moval from the premises may exceed five thousand (5,000) cubic yards, pro- vided that: 1. The extraction process and hauling of excavated materials from the premises is completed within two (2) months following the issuance of a county land development pernut or release of an approved site plan, as applicable, and pro- vided that such extraction and hauling is limited to occurring be. tween the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday; 2. Water depth within a created waterbody (as applicable) shall not exceed twelve (12) feet; 3. The provisions of section 934.07(5) are satisfied, pertaining to the posting of compliance and restora- tion bonds; 4: The provisions of section 934.09 are satisfied; pertaining to' the hauling of excavated materials on public and private roads; 5. The provisions of section 934.05 are satisfied, pertaining to water SEPTEMBER 219 1995 management standards for created waterbodies; and 6. No dewatering occurs within one thousand (1,000) feet of any platted subdivision that is not serviced by public water. (8) Maintenance dredging of lakes or canals. (9) A pond or ponds on a single-family residen- tial lot, provided that: (a) The total surface ares of the pond or ponds is not greater than one-half (1/2) acre in size or thirty-five (35) percent of the lot, whichever is more restrictive; (b) No excavation takes place within fifty (50) feet of the lot property line. Not- withstanding, in cases where the pond is necessary to meet stormwater man- agement cut and fill balance require- ments, said setback may be reduced to 25% of parcel width perpendicular to a given lot line, as applicable; (c) The excavation does not disturb any existing wetland; (d) Pond depth does not exceed twelve (12) feet; (e) Side slopes are not greater than one foot vertical to four (4) feet horizontal; (f) There will be no hauling of excavated material from the property, unless the excavation is conducted to satisfy cut and fill balance requirements for storm - water management purposes, as veri- fied by the county engineer, provided removal of excavated material off-site is the minimum necessary to satisfy said requirements; (g) It is demonstrated that the pond exca- vation is the minimum necessary to sat- isfy the intended use of fill on-site, as applicable; and (h) A pond permit is obtained from the county planning division, including the posting of a five hundred dollar ($500.00) bond to he returned upon ver- ification by county staff that the above criteria have been satisfied. (Ord. No. 90-16, § 1, 9-11.90) 934/2 14