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This document prepared by and return to: 2/ 19/03Developer's Agreement <br /> Indian River County GHO VERO BEACH VIII, INC. CORP. <br /> Public Works Department <br /> 184025 th Street <br /> Vero Beach, Fl. 32960 <br /> paid by the COUNTY, to DEVELOPER, for this capacity, which would include the land, all <br /> design, and construction and carrying costs associated with the newly created stormwater <br /> retention area, shall be $ 87 , 000 for every lot, unit, or building envelope, that the project is <br /> reduced by, as determined by the engineering firm of Schulke, Bittle and Stoddard, L. L. C . <br /> Construction of stormwater retention capacity shall be performed by DEVELOPER at his <br /> expense . Payment for stormwater retention capacity shall be 100% traffic impact fee credits <br /> given to DEVELOPER. DEVELOPER may transfer these traffic impact fee credits to any <br /> third party, upon providing written notification to COUNTY of said transfer within District <br /> 2 , and upon approval of the County Administrator or his designee, which shall not be <br /> unreasonably withheld. Traffic impact fee credits shall have no expiration date. In the event <br /> that the stormwater retention area needed by the COUNTY should result in the loss of more <br /> than four lots , units, or building envelopes , the COUNTY shall have the option to cancel its <br /> purchase of stormwater retention capacity from DEVELOPER. The COUNTY must notify <br /> DEVELOPER, in writing, of its decision to cancel the purchase of stormwater retention <br /> capacity from DEVELOPER. COUNTY shall have 30 days upon written notification to <br /> COUNTY that stormwater retention area needed by the COUNTY will result in the loss of <br /> more than four lots, units , or building envelopes , to notify DEVELOPER of COUNTY'S <br /> decision to cancel the purchase of stormwater retention capacity. The COUNTY may <br /> suggest, but shall not mandate changes in the project design to reduce the number of lots lost <br /> due to the COUNTY' S stormwater requirements related to 66th Avenue . Location of any <br /> required lake or expansion of any lake shall be at the discretion of DEVELOPER and shall be <br /> designed to enhance the community. Furthermore, the COUNTY agrees to reimburse <br /> DEVELOPER for the purchase and installation of the necessary control structure(s) , catch <br /> basins , baffles and piping added to facilitate the storage of the additional stormwater, <br /> COUNTY reimbursement not to exceed $ 15 , 000 . DEVELOPER will have no responsibility <br /> to design, install, or pay any costs toward any drainage improvements undertaken by the <br /> COUNTY or FDOT to direct the 66th Avenue drainage into the stormwater management <br /> tracts . <br /> 6 . DEVELOPER agrees , prior to issuance of the Certificate of Completion of the Final Phase <br /> of Trillium, to construct a left hand turn lane for north bound traffic on 66th Avenue at the <br /> s�ttn <br /> F:\Public Works\Rebecca\SITE PLANS\Developer's Agreements\GHO-Allium Developers Agreement.doc r° <br />