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ORDINANCE NO. 91-48 <br />review and approval process. Plans shall include a <br />requirement that an inventory of all pollution <br />response materials and emergency contracts shall be <br />maintained and updated every four (4) years, as <br />approved by environmental health and emergency <br />management. <br />3. Commercial marinas shall be designed and sited in <br />order to minimize degradation of water quality and <br />circulation-patterns-and--adve-rse impacts -to -marines <br />habitats. Commercial marinas shall not ' be <br />permitted in FDNR approved shellfish propagation or <br />harvesting areas. <br />4. Site locations shall have a minimum average water <br />depth of four (4) feet as measured at mean low <br />water. All marina access shall be through existing <br />channels or through areas of greater than four (4) <br />foot water depth. The dredging of new channels to <br />provide marine access to a site is prohibited. <br />Maintenance dredging of existing channels shall be <br />the minimum necessary and shall not exceed eight <br />(8) feet in depth, as measured from mean low water. <br />All dredging activities must first obtain all <br />necessary permits/reviews from the Army Corps of <br />Engineers, FDNR, FDER, St. John's Water Management <br />Dist-rict-a-nd-/or any -other agency—with-applicable <br />jurisdiction. Dredging shall be prohibited in FDNR <br />recognized seagrass and shellfish areas, unless <br />specifically permitted by FDNR. All work which <br />affects seagrass or shellfish areas shall be <br />subject to the provision of Chapter 932, and <br />Chapter 928. <br />5. All approved marinas shall required sufficient <br />upland areas to accommodate -al -1 needed utilities <br />and marina support facilities, including parking, <br />setbacks, lighting, open space, public facilities, <br />drainage and pollution mitigation criteria. <br />6. Marinas shall be required to display and maintain <br />all applicable navigation, warning and manatee <br />awareness markings, as approved by the Florida <br />Marine Patrol-, the Florida Department of Natural - <br />Resources, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the <br />Indian River County Planning Department, the <br />Florida Inland Waterway Navigation District, and <br />any additional reviewing agency with appropriate <br />jurisdiction. All marinas shall participate in <br />manatee awareness programs and provide educational <br />information for marina users. <br />7. Commercial marinas shall-includie-boat liveries -and <br />marinas; boat yards shall not be allowed, <br />B. No building or structure shall be located closer <br />than one hundred (100) feet to any lot line which <br />abuts property having a residential land use <br />designation. <br />9. No off-street parking, loading or vehicular sales <br />area shall be located within fifty (50) feet of -a <br />lot line abutting a residential district. <br />Coding: Words in . -• type are deletions from existing law. <br />Words underlined are additions. <br />SmeadSoft Reprint Date: Friday, August 23, 2013 - 12:40:34 - OffcialDocuments:646, Attachment Id 0, Page 73 <br />