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control the discharge of reclaimed water to the stormwater management system. The DEVELOPER shall install a reclaimed water flow monitoring and recording device (hereinafter referred to as a "reclaimed meter") to monitor the volume of reclaimed water delivered to the DEVELOPER. The COUNTY will determine the location of the meter on the DEVELOPER ' S property . The COUNTY shall be granted reasonable access to the reclaimed water system and related appurtenances . The reclaimed water system components shall be reviewed and approved by the COUNTY prior to installation . The DEVELOPER covenants that it shall not directly discharge reclaimed water into any water body of the State of Florida other than to the impoundment owned and maintained by the DEVELOPER. DEVELOPER shall take reasonable precaution to prevent the use of reclaimed water received as potable water . Signs shall be strategically posted in accordance with Florida Administrative Code (F .A. C . ) 62 - 610 . DEVELOPER ' s reclaimed water facilities shall be operated, maintained, and administered in a manner which adheres to the codes , standards , and guidelines established by the COUNTY and the respective regulatory agencies . The DEVELOPER shall use the reclaimed water to irrigate the property in a manner consistent with all Federal , State and local laws and regulations . The DEVELOPER shall file a written plan (IQ Protocol or Reclaimed Water Use Protocol) with SJRWMD, FDEP and the COUNTY, which outlines the intended use of the reclaimed water. The Protocol shall be updated and amended in writing whenever the intended use materially changes . The DEVELOPER shall strictly comply with all Federal , State and local regulations with respect to the discharge of any reclaimed water into State of Florida waters . SC - 02 . COUNTY ' s Liability for Failure to Delivery Reclaimed Water : The DEVELOPER understands and acknowledges that the COUNTY will not guarantee the delivery of a set amount of reclaimed water. The DEVELOPER further agrees that the COUNTY shall not be held liable to the DEVELOPER for any damages or expenses incurred by DEVELOPER because of the COUNTY ' s failure to deliver reclaimed water. SC - 03 . DEVELOPER Is Obligations : Unless otherwise noted, the DEVELOPER shall prepare at its own expense ; plans , specifications, agreements, advertisement and general conditions , hereinafter referred to has the "contract documents" for the lines and facilities necessary to deliver the reclaimed water from the COUNTY ' s facilities to the reclaimed water meter serving the property. The COUNTY prior to submittal to the permitting agencies must approve all plans and specifications . The DEVELOPER shall be responsible for all costs associated with the design and permitting and construction of the off-site facilities (which includes but is not limited to transmission lines, reclaimed meter, and associated appurtenances) whether designed, permitted or constructed by the DEVELOPER or the COUNTY . The design, permitting, construction , operation and maintenance of all on-site reclaimed water facilities which are on the DEVELOPER ' s property (including but not limited to reclaimed water meter, transmission lines , pumps, valves , storage facilities , and irrigation equipment) shall be the DEVELOPER' s sole responsibility and expense . All construction of on-site reclaimed water lines and facilities up to the irrigation system shall be subject to COUNTY review and approval . The DEVELOPER shall comply with reasonable requests by the COUNTY concerning on-site operations and maintenance including but not limited to all FDEP and SJRWMD regulations relating to reporting requirements , signs , spraying, and color-coding of reclaimed water equipment. The DEVELOPER shall be deemed in possession of the reclaimed water on the DEVELOPER ' s Page 2 of 6 FAUtilities\UTILITY - ENGINEERING\Projects - Utility Construction Permits\lohn Island Golf Club West Reuse Water UCP # 2349\Agreement - Johns Island Club Inc - Reclaimed Water Agreement June 14, 2004.doc