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08/20/2013
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Board of County Commissioners
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/ <br /> ORDINANCE NO.2013 - <br /> "Saturated soil" shall mean a soil in which the voids are filled with water. Saturation does not <br /> require flow. For the purposes of this chapter, soils shall be considered saturated if standing <br /> water is resent or the ressure of a erson standingon the soil causes the release of free water. <br /> "Slow Release Nitro en" shall mean nitrogen in a form which delays its availabilfty for plant <br /> u take and use after a lication or which extends its availabili to the lant longer than a <br /> reference rapid or quick release product. <br /> "Tur " "sod" or "lawn" shall mean a Riece ofass-covered soil held to ether b the roots of <br /> the grass. <br /> "Urban landsca e" shall mean pervious areas on residential commercial industrial institutional <br /> hi livva ri is-of-wa ar other non ricultural lands_that are lanted with turf or horticultural <br /> plants For the oses of this section agriculture has the same meaning as in $570.02 Florida <br /> Statutes. <br /> Section 316.3. Timing of fertilizer application. <br /> No a licator shall apj2ly fertilizers containin nitrogen and/or phosphorus to turf and/or <br /> We Prohibited A lication Period or to saturated soils. <br /> landsca e Tants durin th <br /> Section 316.4. Fertilizer-free zones. <br /> Fertilizer shall not be a lied within ten feet of anand stream watercourse lake canal or <br /> wetland as defined b the Florida De artment of Environmental Protection Cha ter 62-340 <br /> Florida Administrative Code or from the tOD of a seawall. However, pny Person Commercial <br /> ertilizer Applicator or Institutional Fertilizer Applicator who has obtained a training <br /> Fcertificate <br /> this Chapter shall maintain a minunum of three feet from any <br /> as set forth in Section 316.13 of <br /> and stream watercourse lake canal or wetland as defined b the Flonda De artment of <br /> Environmental Protection Cha ter 62-34G Florida Administrative Code or from the to of a <br /> seawall if a deflector shield dro s reader or li uid a licator with a visible and sharply <br /> ons a 1 this <br /> defined ed a is used. If more strip ent Indian River Cour Code re lati <br /> rovision does not relieve the re uirement to adhere to the more strip ent re Mations. Newly <br /> lanted turf and/or Iandsca e lams may be fertilized w the t to becomne only oe wellr a established. <br /> be innin thi da s after lantin needed to alio <br /> Caution shall be used to revent nutrients from bein directl de osited into the water. <br /> Section 316.5. Low maintenance zones. <br /> not mandated from <br /> A voluntary ten foot low maintenance zone is strop 1 recommended but <br /> an and stream water course lake nd or from the top of a seawall. A swale/berm system <br /> is recommended for installation at thwets-1e landward edge of this low maintenance zone to capture <br /> and filter runoff. If more strin ent Indian River Coup Code re lations a 1 this rovision <br /> F•yftaneyUJndulGenerallRemluttonr&OrdinanarlOrdlnancealFer1111zerUlodel Ferfiltpv Ordlnm'a-?Of3(F1na1)(Avgusf n•doer <br /> Page 4 of 10 <br /> 589 <br />
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