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BOCK hi CAGE I j J <br />13. Utilities: Connection to public water and wastewater, and utilization of reuse water are <br />required and proposed by the applicant. These utility provisions have been approved by the <br />Health Department and the County Department of Utility Services. The applicant will extend <br />water, sewer, and reuse water improvements to serve the site pursuant to separate utility <br />developer's agreements with the Department of Utility Services. These utilities developer s <br />agreements will be brought to the Board later in the project development process and will <br />need to be approved by the Board prior to the issuance of the land development permit for <br />the project. <br />14. Caribbean Fruit Fly Host Plant: While the subject site is well within the Urban Service <br />Area, there is still significant citrus production in the area. Therefore, the development <br />should be made to be subject to the Carribean fruit fly host plan restriction to ensure <br />compatibility with citrus groves in the area. Such restriction will need to be noted on each <br />final plat for the project. <br />15. Dedications and Improvements: <br />June 20, 2000 <br />Sidewalks: A 5' wide public sidewalk is required to be constructed along the site's <br />US #1 and 631d Street frontages. The sidewalks are shown on the conceptual plan and <br />will need to be constructed with the appropriate phases. <br />Paving of 63'd Street: The developer will need to pave 63`d Street from US #1 to the <br />proposed maintenance building driveway. The paving of 63cd Street will need to <br />occur with the first phase, since the project's main entrance is on 63rd Street. <br />Pedestrian Circulation: The applicant has submitted an approvable pedestrian <br />circulation plan that provides an 8' wide sidewalk along the main internal <br />"north/south" roadway and sidewalks internal to each development pod. In addition, <br />pedestrians will be able to use the golf course paths and trails which interconnect the <br />pods, clubhouse, recreation facilities, and the internal accessory commercial area. <br />Reuse Water. To satisfy one of the criteria for golf course development, the applicant <br />is required to accept reuse water for irrigation purposes. The utility developer's <br />agreement will provide for the construction of the reuse facilities. <br />Mosquito Control: The applicant has agreed to provide access for the Indian River <br />County Mosquito Control District for mosquito control purposes. Such access to the <br />overall project, especially the wetland areas, will be provided through the platting <br />process and is noted on the conceptual PD plan. <br />Accessory Commercial: The applicant is proposing a maximum build -out of 13,000 <br />sq. fL of accessory commercial building area. This is allowed based on the criteria <br />of PD ordinance section 915.12 which relates commercial area to the number of <br />project units. The accessory commercial location is over 1.000 ft. to the nearest. <br />project perimeter and is separated from the perimeters by residential units and the <br />golf course. This design generally meets the criteria of section 915.1. A more <br />specific design and layout of the accessory commercial area, and signage for the <br />commercial uses. will be reviewed and approved at the preliminary PD plan level. <br />631 Street Right-of-Wav: The applicant will need to dedicate without compensation <br />the project's fairshare of 63rd Street right-of-way to complete the required local road <br />minimum width of 60'. The conceptual PD plan accommodates this dedication. The <br />dedication will need to occur prior to the issuance of a land development permit. <br />70 <br />0 0 <br />