Laserfiche WebLink
• <br />• <br />measurements were taken but when he asked for a copy he was told they were not available. <br />Since his question deals with dock location, he wanted a copy ofthe field measurements and <br />wanted to know what reference points were used. <br />Environmental & Code Enforcement Chief Roland DeBlois quoted from the Indian <br />River County Code Sec. 932.07(3)( b) and (c) concerning the allowable distance of a <br />projection into a waterway. He pointed out that the first paragraph makes reference to the <br />structures without mention of a boat at the dock. He explained that 12.5 feet either side of <br />the centerline applies to the structure. The intent of this section is to make sure when docks <br />are built, enough of the waterway remains so other boats can get by. Staff's interpretation <br />of this is that there cannot be a structure within 12.5 feet of the centerline of the waterway. <br />From a practical standpoint, staff looks at the boat issue, the whole canal, the whole situation <br />to make sure the waterway can be navigated by other boats. There are not going to be docks <br />on the other side of the canal, so there is ample passage for navigation. In this instance, <br />staff's position is that this installation meets both the technical requirements and intent of <br />the Code. As to the measurements, surveyed measurements were not performed. <br />Measurements were not written and it was not documented. If the Board feels that staff <br />should require as -built or that measurements should be depicted on the approved drawing, <br />staff will take that direction. Staff believes these docks were built in compliance with the <br />County Code and are in compliance with the permit. <br />There were no questions and no action required or taken.. <br />• <br />9.B.2. PUBLIC DISCUSSION ITEM - REQUEST FROM GEORGE <br />J. RACICOT TO DISCUSS ELECTRIC CODE <br />Item withdrawn; Building Official Wayne Russ took care of Mr Racicot's concerns. <br />November 5, 2002 <br />86 <br />a <br />• <br />