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ORDINANCE NO. 94-25 <br />This term includes structures which have incurred <br />"substantial damage", regardless of the actual repair <br />work performed. It does not include repairs for <br />damage from any origin which are determined to be less <br />than "substantial damage" as defined in this <br />ordinance. <br />For the purposes of this definition, "substantial <br />improvement" is considered to occur when the first <br />alteration of any wall, ceiling, floor, or other <br />structural part of the building commences, whether or <br />not that alteration affects the external dimensions of <br />the building. <br />The term does not, however, include: <br />ired <br />ject for improvement of a building <br />to correct existing violations of state <br />specifications which have been identified by the <br />Code Enforcement Official which have been cause <br />for issuance of a citation or condemnation, and <br />which are solely the minimum necessary to assure <br />to assure safe living conditions; or <br />(2)_ any alteration of a "historic structure <br />provided that the alteration will not preclude <br />the structure's provided that the alteration <br />will to preclude the structure's continued <br />designation as a "historic structure", and for <br />which a variance has been granted pursuant to <br />this ordinance. <br />"Variance" a dispensation permitted on individual <br />parcels of property as a method of alleviating <br />unnecessary hardship by allowing a reasonable use of <br />the building, structure, or property, which, because <br />of unusual or unique circumstances, is denied by the <br />terms of Chapter 911, Zonings, or Chapter 930, <br />Stormwater Management and Flood Protection. <br />19. Chapter 901 is hereby amended by changing the following <br />definition as follows: <br />A person shall be deemed to be inhabiting or living upon a vessel <br />during a given day if he or she is present aboard a docked or moored <br />vessel for a continuous period of more than two (2) hours between the <br />hours of 9:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. during that day. A person shall be <br />presumed present aboard a vessel if lights, television, or other <br />appliances are seen on or heard between 9:00 pm and 6:00 am. Use of <br />lights required for vessel navigation purposes under Florida Statutes <br />327.50(2) or use of outside security lights shall not constitute <br />evidence for such a presumption. A registered commercial fishing <br />boat, as defined in subsection 327.02(3)(a) Florida Statutes, is <br />expressly excluded from the term "live -aboard vessels". <br />20. Section 917.06(6) is hereby amended as follows: <br />(6) Piers, docks, boatslips and waterfront structures. No dock, <br />pier, boatslip, or waterfront structure accessory to a single-family <br />residence shall be rented, leased or sold to a party unless said <br />party rents, leases, or buys the associated single-family residence. <br />Coding: Words in • • • type are deletions from existing law. <br />Words underlined are additions. <br />27 <br />