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with approval of Grantee in accordance with Section 5 herein, to accommodate changes that may result from the reconfiguration of Indian River Boulevard and its intersection with 37`h Street. (b) Habitat Management Structures and Improvements. Habitat management structures and improvements are permitted, including but not limited to nesting platforms and boxes, mosquito control water pumps and associated security fencing, culverts and other water control structures may be erected with 30 -days' notice to Grantee, subject to local and state permitting, but are limited to 400 square feet in foot print or less. Upland and wetland restoration and living shoreline projects may be implemented with approval of Grantee in accordance with Section 5 herein, subject to local and state permitting. (c) Fences and Signs. New fences, gates, and signs as are normal and customary for the uses permitted in this Conservation Easement may be erected anywhere on the Property, with approval by Grantee in accordance with Section 5 herein, subject to local and state permitting, provided that any fences are constructed, insofar as practicable, to (1) blend with the natural landscape and do not impinge materially on views of the Property from public roads and waterways, and allow for wildlife to readily pass over, under or through, unless said fences are part of an overall management plan for the Property which is consistent with the purposes and intent of this Conservation Easement. A stone wall of historic nature, made with local natural material, may be built along the Property frontage on Indian River Boulevard as an extension to a stone wall from the Grantee's property adjoining the south side of the Conservation Easement Property, with approval of Grantee in accordance with Section 5 herein. Existing fences and walls may be repaired, and replaced anywhere on the Property without notice to Grantee. (d) Cutting and Clearing of Trees. There shall be no removal, destruction or cutting of non- invasive, native live trees on the Property, except as follows: (i) without prior notice to Grantee, trees may be removed anywhere on the Property that are non-native and invasive, endanger public safety, are diseased, damaged or fallen, or need to be removed to ensure the health or productivity of other native trees or ecologically important attributes of the Property. (ii). With approval by Grantee in accordance with Section 5, native trees and vegetation may be removed in connection with a habitat restoration project or the construction of permitted structures or improvements. (iii) With 30 -days' notice to Grantee, Trees may be thinned or trimmed to maintain existing waterways, utility lines, roads, trails, driveways, water exchange culverts, gates, walls or fences and to maintain the overall health of said trees. 3