10/21/1997 - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

Besides the above findings, County staff received a letter from William G. Glynn indicating that the Summerplace Improvement Association members located along the shoreline will restrict the use of their private property and will not allow access of the construction equipment. Mr. Glynn gave County staff a recent property survey that shows ownership extending to the mean high water line (MHWL). Therefore, this would make it necessary to transport the equipment seaward of the MH.WL and would require additional and/or modification to the permits. RECOMMENDATIONS AND FUNDING Generally, the applicant is required to provide access through their own property. This guarantees that any dune restoration following construction will be the sole responsibility of the applicant. After reviewing the above findings, under normal circumstances the park would be the most practical and logical access. Unfortunately, past experience has made staff reluctant to recommend access, unless strict conditions are put upon the request as follows: ► The park will be returned to its original condition than before construction. ► A $10,000 cash bond be placed to guarantee that the Park will be restored. Also, this bond may be used anytime by the County to replace or repair damaged items in the Park, resulting from the contractor's activities. ► A fee or rent be charged at $50/day for the use of the park. This fee will be applied during the entire time the park is being used regardless of whether or not the contractor is directly in the parking lot. ► No equipment or materials will be stored on the park site and the park may only be used by the contractor for ingress/egress. ► No Park sand will be used for the construction of an access ramp. ► If at any time, any of the above conditions are not met to County staffs satisfaction, this agreement will be terminated immediately and law enforcement will be notified of trespassing on County property. Duector Davis then showed an aerial photograph locating the seawalls which are still to be completed: Aerial: 8/26/96 OCTOBER 21, 1997 DINNEF HERSH McCOY SIMPSON DING TRIMARC STRAND PARVUS 55 ,.