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RESOLUTION '+ 4616 16 WHEREAS, Indian River County, Florida, filed on June 6, 1958, application No. BLit 046981, with the Bureau of Land Management, U. S. Department of the Interior, to purchase certain described rublic land within the State of Florida under provisions of the Recreation and Public Purposes Act of June 14, 1926 (44 Stat.741), as amended for development and use for recreation and other public purposes and, WHEREAS, the regulations of the Department of the Interior, governing procedures under the Act, supra, and supplemental instruc- tions of the Director of the Bureau of Land Management require, in consideration of the reduced purchase price to be set because of the proposed public use of the land, certain assurances that the purpose and intent of the Act will be fulfilled following; passage of title of the lands to the State, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of Indian River County, Florida, that Indian River County, Florida, does hereby obligate itself to the following commitments and consent to the in- corporation of these commitments, by reference or otherwise, in the patent or patents issued to the County pursuant to the above identi- fied application: A. To maintain the lands open to use by the public for recreation purposes without discrimination or favor. B. To make no more than a reasonable charge for the use of facilities on the land (whether by concession or other- wise) and to charge no more for entrance to and use of the area than is charged at other comparable installa- tions managed by State and local agencies, all charges to be subject to review and modification by the Secre- tary of the Interior, under due process procedures. C. To develop and manage the lands in accordance with an approved program of utilization, which program must include a statement of need and a statement of purposes and objectives and must contain a plan of development, plan of operation, and time schedules in sufficient detail to permit effective enforcement by enabling clear showings of nonperformance if necessary.. D. To allow the Bureau of Land Management, U. S. Depart - went of the Interior, to manage, consistent with the recreational objectives of the area, all other values of the lands and to recognize the right of the United. States to retain the revenues from such management. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that Indian River County, Florida, does hereby consent to the inclusion in the patent or patents of a restric- 'tion that no building will or may be constructed on such land which is more than 38 feet above mean sea level.