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Permittee : Indian River County Beach Restoration Permit No : 0166929-001 -JC Page 8 of 17 methods, the size and type of materials, depth of sand (above underlying rock), and other pertinent updates to the draft mitigation plan; b . A Borrow Site Sediment Quality Control / Quality Assurance Plan , as required by Rule 62B41 . 008( 1 )(k)4.b . , F .A. C. and Specific Condition No . 7 ; c . A detailed Physical Monitoring Plan , as described in Specific Condition No . 14 (Physical Monitoring section), indicating the project ' s predicted design life ; d. A detailed Biological Monitoring Plan , as described in Specific Conditions No. 15 & 12 (Biological Monitoring section) ; e . A Monitoring Plan for In-water Sea Turtle Distribution and Abundance as described in Specific Condition No . 12 .k. , shall be included as a component of the Monitoring Plan described in 9 . d. Two hard copies and an electronic copy of detailed final construction plans and specifications for all authorized activities, including a vessel operations plan shall be provided. These documents shall be signed and sealed by the design engineer, who must be registered in the State of Florida, and shall bear the certifications specified in Rule 62B-41 . 007(4) , F.A. C . The plans and specifications shall include a description of the beach construction methods to be utilized and drawings and surveys which show all biological resources and work spaces (e. g. anchoring area, pipeline corridors, staging areas, boat access corridors, etc . ) to be used for this project. The Department may request additional information that may be necessary to understand and evaluate the proposal ; f. Biological monitoring qualifications. The names and qualifications of those individuals performing the biological monitoring shall be submitted for Department approval . All biological monitoring required by this permit shall be conducted by individuals having a good working knowledge of marine fish, marine turtles, algae, coral, and sponge taxonomy. 11 . The permittee shall construct and maintain a shore-parallel sand dike at the beach disposal area at all times during hydraulic discharge on the beach as may be required to meet turbidity standards prescribed by this permit. 12 . The beach fill area to be constructed seaward of the established Erosion Control Line shall remain sovereign lands and shall be accessible to the general public . Additionally, the resulting additions to upland property are also subject to a public easement for traditional uses of the sandy beach consistent with uses that would have been allowed prior to the need for the restoration project in accordance with Chapter 161 . 141 , Florida Statutes .