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P ARKS AND R ECREATION §15-56 (b) After receipt of the written proposal, the director shall review the proposal. On review, the director will decide whether the proposal is in the public interest and is consistent with the goals and priorities of the director’s department. Among the factors that the director may consider are future maintenance costs of the improvement, the demand for the improvement, the ability of the director’s department to provide alternative facilities with equivalent improvements. (c) The director may require further information and plans and, with mutual consent of the person making the proposal, may alter the proposal. The original proposal with any alterations made by mutual consent shall constitute the final proposal. (d) After the director reviews the final proposal, the director may reject the proposal or authorize the proposal. (1983 CC, c 15, art 6, sec 15-56.)15-56 Section 15-57. Duties of director. Upon authorization of the proposal, the director shall: (a) Allow entry on the land for construction of improvements upon such terms and conditions as the director finds necessary for protecting the public health, safety and welfare or the convenience of operation of the department of parks and recreation. If the work is not done in accordance with the terms and conditions imposed, the director may halt construction and terminate the work. In such event, there shall be no credit allowed against user fees for any such work. (b) Require compliance with all applicable rules, regulations, ordinances, statutes and other laws. Obtain all permits, including building, plumbing, electrical and construction permits, which are required by County, State or Federal laws. (c) Set a dollar amount to be credited against user fees of the department of parks and recreation which are incurred for the facility on which the improvements will be located. (d) Compute the amount of credit by allowing: (1) Reasonable expenses paid out for materials actually used in construction of the improvement. (2) Reasonable expenses paid out for use of equipment used in construction of the improvement. (3) Reasonable expenses paid out for labor used in construction of the improvement. (4) Proof of expenditures made may be by receipt or affidavit or any other means which satisfies the director that such expenditures were made. (e) Require the persons proposing the improvement to submit a written document offering the improvement as constructed for dedication to the County before allowing any credit against user fees. (1983 CC, c 15, art 6, sec 15-57.)15-57 15-17