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6. No more than one boat may be stored unenclosed on the Property. Such boat must be registered and titled to the Defendant. 7. No more than one boat may be stored in an enclosed structure on the Property. Such boat must be registered and titled to the Defendant. 8. The Defendant shall comply with Section 912.17(3) of the Indian River County Code of Ordinances. 9. Defendant shall not store or work on boats, which includes but is not limited to fiber glassing, sanding,painting, repairing and spraying boats, on his mother's property, which is located at 8120 134th Street, Sebastian, Florida, 32958. 10. Boats belonging to visiting guests, not registered or titled in Defendant's name,must be on a trailer and hitched to a roadworthy and registered vehicle. 11. Defendant shall not sell more than one boat per calendar year. 12. If Defendant complies with this Stipulation of Settlement for one year the County agrees to reduce the fines and liens on the Property to $2,000. 13. If the Defendant sells the Property within a year and has complied with this Stipulation of Settlement prior to sale,the County agrees to reduce the fines and liens on the Property to $2,000. 14. The Plaintiff agrees to dismiss its lawsuit, subject to the Court retaining jurisdiction for purposes of enforcing the terms and conditions of this Stipulation of Settlement, or for further proceedings, as appropriate. 15. The Parties agree that this Stipulation of Settlement must be approved by the Indian River County Board of County Commissioners, and that the undersigned attorney agrees to support this Stipulation of Settlement when presented to the Indian River County Board of County Commissioners for approval. On behalf of the County, this Stipulation of Settlement is final and binding as of the date and time of approval by the Indian River County Board of County Commissioners. F.•1,lnornrytDylan%Rnetemann Settlemen[doe Page 2 of 3 173