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prepesalsr . _ . .. -- • . _ _. _, .. - , . -• . . •• - . . . . _ . . . . . .. -- , -- - •- 2. environmental values, such as lands verified or expected to support rare, endangered, or threatened species; • . resource e t: ,.; . ' -- . . . . . . _ . , . . - ; market c s:derat:ons• acts; -- - _, • - . :•-: -• - , - . ...- , • .. . . : . : •- . . • • -- •• • • . _ • ,, [A land acquisition process was recently created by Conservation Lands Staff following Resolution 2022-016 (environmental bond referendum),Administered by the Park Dept]. Policy 6.5: The eCounty shall require the preservation of native vegetative communities on county- owned land to the maximum extent feasible,in accordance with the LDRs,unless otherwise in the public interest. Policy 6.8: The eCounty shall continue to require the removal of and restrict the planting of nuisance exotic vegetation identified on the Florida Exotic Pest Plant Council's (FLEPPC's) Category I list and the Florida Invasive Species Council Plant List. Policy 6.10: The eCounty shall continue to utilize G.I.S. computer mapping data of vegetative communities, imperiled species, wetlands, cultural resources and other similar available environmental data in the evaluation and regulation of land development activities. Policy 6.13: The eCounty shall continue to prohibit the disturbance of dune vegetation oceanward of the county dune stabilization setback line, with the exception of dune walkover construction and other similar minor structures that may be allowed subject to approval from the FDEP Bureau o f Beaehes and permitting requirements. Objective 7: Through 2-0242040, there will be no reduction in the critical habitat of endangered or threatened aquatic and terrestrial species of flora and fauna occurring in Indian River County. For the C:\Granicus\Legistar5\L5\Temp\9ec5cab0-071a-4938-8838-22e53bcab073.docx 57 267