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Joseph R. Grassie March; 25,'1980
City Manager
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to consolidate `the :coastal pprmi -
tng process" '`(p. 18)
'The County ,should seek to make
the review..an per mitting. process
for all 'shoreline projects and
activities as consi,s nt, compre-
hensive and efficient as possible"
(p• 19).
The Planning Department views the Count orientation of the
Biscayne!Bay Management`.Plan.as a.move t;o supercede municipal
prerogatives in regulating control over zoning and. site plan
review:
Proposed Amen dment'of,Chapter 24 of'the'County,Code pertaining
the ;Coastal Permitting:'
The Dade: County .Department of Environmeesources Management
(DERM) has proposed'to amend'Chapter 24 of the County Code (see
ATTACHMENT 3 - Draft Resolution and; Ordinance).
The draft resolution states that:'
"Section 1. It- is he expressed
ntention-of this Board.to;assume
County-wi'de jurisdiction over
coastal construction permitting
to include the incorporated. areas
within Dade County,,„and toinact,,
ordinances therefore-
The draft ordinance would:
=.insert, for. an indeterminate: period,
County permitting over all.' coastal`
projects, together withmuniciPal,.,
State an.dFederal.permitting
- assume that, for small;pro7ects.e'.g.,
docks.,and seawalls; the State De1.part-
men `t of Environmental Regulation and
Federal ,Corps`. of Engineers; would
delegate 'pe.rmiti 1 n'g to the` County
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Agenda item No. 5 (e) (12)'
12-18-79
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RESOLUTION 'J0. 11-1610-79
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RESOLUTION ADOPTING THE I GOAL AND
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PROGR101,,OBJECTIVE_5 FOR BISCAYNE,
BAY'. AS- THE FIRST ELEMENT" OF THE
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BISCAYNE BAY MANAGEMENT PLAN
WHEREAS Board of County Commission declared 8is-
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cayne Bay as an "Aquatic Park and Conservation;Area; and
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WHEREAS, -the resolution declaring the Bay to'be an
aquatic Par}- and Conservation, area empowered the County
Manager to develop a Plan for that Area; and
WHEREAS',;the County appropriated $50,000, to 'initiate`
that :.process ; and,
3tiHEREAS, tie County Manager appointed.a Policy Com-
r►i,ttee to oversee `the Bay. planning process; and
S+IHEREAS; the Pot"icy Committee approved the _Goal. and
-Program:Objectives for; Biscayne Bay'Management Plan on.
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v0verwer `5, 1979, and:recorimended that' they` be placed before," "
the Boa, rd.of County:Commissioners of :Dade County .,lorida�
N0W, T!IERE F0RE,''' BE IT'RESOLVED; BY THE BOARD'OF COUNTY
CO,%U-JISSIONERS OF DADE COUNTY, `FLORIDA, that this Board
hereby -adopt t, e. followingGoal and Program Objectivesas
the first eIement`of the'Biscavne Bay Management Plan,:.
The primary ,goal of the Biscayne, Bay planning project is to
develop `a unified, County-wide,management,plan_for the,,,
entire bay system, including its.adjacent'.wetlandsembay-
nt.s and contiguous developed shorelands in a manner that
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Will mantain.or..'enhance where'necessarythose,'physical,
chemical', biological and,the qualities that provide
the 'bas'ic character and value 'of this, resource.
In order to effectively, realize this primary goal,".the "
following program objectives.shal, be achieved:`
to 'address and resolve the jurisdictional;ssues.re-
lating to Biscayne Bay :in to prov,idle long -term -
management
management capability.;
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Agencia Item ?40. 5 (e) (1?)
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to provide a, wide array of`water,,oriented',opportunties'
at thd`water's edge, consistent with the,prima_ry goal,_
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- to, enhance 'physical and visual, access thereby,,increasing.
'the potential for environmentally sound utilization and Y
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Lor,thL ublic at large;
attradtiveness of Biscayne 13ay p
- to identify and maintain, or'enhance where ,necessary,
those biological communities<,thair..are essential to the
long-term viability of Biscayne Bay;
- to 'optimize the: quality and�cruantity.;of marine_'life;
- tomaintain, or -enhance 'where necessary; water quality;
that 'permits safe water 'cont'act recreation and propagation
offish and"wildlife; .
to; provide protection for endangered,. threatened or
rare ,species of. plants and animals .that"exist,with`in
the wa"ters of Biscayne .Bay 'or the adjacentcoastal':.
wetlands;
- to,avoid,.Vherever`possible,;'irreversible`or irretriev-
able commitments",of the"bays resources,and
- to seek.funding for activities which.`%are necessary' to"
achieve the primary' goal;
- to promote water transportation and enhance the Bay':s
contribution to:the .economichealth,of tine,commun y
through'marina`development and other„appropriate measures
consistent 'with' the' primary,;goal; and
- to provide continuing monitoring'of the Bay in _order to
asemb e an.adequate data base,.for Bay management.
The,,foregoing resolution was.Offered"%by Commissioner":
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Clara Oesterle,who moved its adoption: The motion was` seconded r
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by ,commissioner, ne•;erly� B.?hillips , and upon" being' put -to a
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vo.te,'the dote was as follows:
Barbara td. Carey '. Aye
Clara Oesterle Aye
William G. O1'iver A
Beverly II'. Phillips AYE
James F., ;Redford,, `Jr. Aye
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Harvey ,,Ruvin Aye
Barry-.,.D.-Schreiber Aye
Ruth IShack Aye
Stephen P. Clark Aye
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The Mayor thereupon declared the,re:'l-tion dulyL, passed,
and adopted this pith day of• December., 1979.
DADE 'COUNTY, FLORIDA
BY ITS BOARD OF
COUNTY CO:•LMISSIONERS
RICHARD P. BRINKER# CLERK
Approved by County Attorney as
to form and legal sufficiency. / '�y By
Deputy Clerk,
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Draft Bay..Manigement Guide •fines ,.
I. Environmental Concerns:
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A. Freshwater.•Discharge/Storinwater Runoff
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The surface freshwater and non -saline discharge schedule
(fie., timing and 'amount of canal outflws o)',should, be`'
designed and impieimented to 'achieve the muhtiple: objec
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tives.of water management (water conseflood
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control, environmental ,protection) plus protection of` the
Bay's estuarine -and biological functions.
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On -site retention of stomwater runoff should be designed. -.
to'provide maximum reduction:in pollutant load. This is
usually'acconplished through.the'retention;'of the first
one inch ;of runoff from the entire drainage basin.j
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When existing positive stormwater. outfall ,systems 'are
replaced or .repaired, on site retention systems should be
utilized. to the fullest extent feasible•.
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stormwater outfAlls.should. be implemented:
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Any action that would change the total,amount of fresh-
water discharbed.'annually, to Biscayne Bay 'should not` be.
undertaken until the effects on the Bay can'be evaluated.
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Landward,; of the'mangrove zone, development and
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alteration' should be done in .a manner' to, maximize non-. '
-ha' elized and pollutant reduced freshwater. drainagev
intothe coastal' mangrove forest. '; (See related guidelines
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B...� Water Clarity;.
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.During coastal construction, turbidity; levels should noC
exceed background levels or 'levels which .are harmful to
the environment.,:'
2.'
All fill, including spoil' islands. which''has, : been: or is
placed. adjacent to,,'or within Biscayne Bay; houl'd be
stabilized.. I
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Altered uplands'adjacent to Biscayne.Bay should: a graded" j
in.such a -way `to minimize .drect;.runoff.in,to'the:'Bay.
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When bulkheads or other shore protection structures, are
construe,ted,.physical'barriers which will prevent over-
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`land' runoff, of storiuwaEer'to Biscayne Bay should be
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provided.
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Slopin rip -rap should be;plar,ed-.alon the entire length.
of seawalls to `.minimize the'.resuspension-of bottom sedi
ments, absorb wave energy. and increase submerged shore-
line habitats.
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There should be no `further dredging and; filling in Bis=
cayne Bay, except for the following: (a) minimum dredging
and, spoiling for public navigation'.or public' necessity
(b) minimum dredging and filling"for maintenance of;
marinas, piers and., docks and ;their attendant navigational
channels 'and access roads that will not adversely,a,,, ect "
water quality; (c)'minimum"dredging to eliminate=condi-
tions hazardo"us ,to,publichealth, 'or (d),minimum dredging
which would enhance the aesthetic quality and utiliiy'of= "
the Bay and be clearly in the public interest.,.
7.
Suspended material`from beach erosion,should'be:prevented
from entering`'Biscayne Bay. .-
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An optimum freshwater, discharge scheduler(i"e.,;timing'
and amount of canal" ,outf1ows). of natural; organically,
colored -'wafer and non -saline: groundwater should' be imple.
men tede
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Unstabilized`bottom.sed'iments "should be stabilized.;
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The .nutrient.:needs of the .Bay should. not be'exceeded to:."..
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the "extent where the resulting.al'gal blooms da not impair:
the "aesthetic.,gr biologicalqualit"ies of�the resource.
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D. Landfill Leachates ,.
1. Landfills should be locate& in'places where`their lea=�
chafe will ,in.:t impact the waters of Biscayne Bay:or,its
adjacent wetland areas.
E. ..Boating Impacts
1. Boat maintenance operations and.faciliEies should not.
contribute runof,f,',heavy metal residues,:,oih and grease
or, other pollutants. to the Bay or its adjacent canah,and
river.systems.
2: Derelict vessels that are aesthetically unappealing,.
hazards to navigation, or that release pollutants into.
BayL waters should :be removed from the, Bay and its tribu
taxies, Fj
30: To lessen the. impact of boat `wakes and` wave;, action along ;
the Bay ',shoreline,.wave attenuating stabilization of `the
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shoreline should.be'implemented where.'needed on public
property, generally required along all',new,or repaired
vertical bulkheads .and encouraged .for:existing;vate
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bulkheads or unconsolidated -shorelines.
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Commercial and recOP,reational boating sho
!:,in, a, manner which .will not adversely im
..cause.,the sus"pension of bottom sediment
submerged or shoreline -.,habitats: or neg
endangered species;.
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Fishing .Impacts
1.
Commercial and recreational shrimping a
be"conducted'in a manner which.wll not
impact benthic`communities;-'deplete fs
or degrade water quality.:
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The ,use' of fish traps 1n :. Biscayne Bay s
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manner that will not adversely impact``f
and,benthic communities.
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The use of drift nets across .the finger
be! prohibited.
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G. Other Recreational/Use,,Impacts
1. Collection of tropical flora and fauna in Biscayne.Bay, `,
and 'along, the adj scent shoreline should' be carefully ,
controlled."
H. Development Impacts
1. Future shoreline and water -related development should ,
take advantage of the Bay's aesthetic resources and be;
compatible ' wi th ;the Bay' s natural `features, ;such' as, but
not limited to, mangrove habitats, seagrass beds and_
hardground communities.
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2. Development within/or access into'Niable coastal:.habitats
should be achieved' in a :manner. whch'.has minimum `impact
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On,those _.habitats and other natural shoreline character,
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3..� Coastal construction should,be conducted in a manner ' ,
which will protect the.qualities,.values-and processes of
existingnatural habitats within.and adjacent to Biscayne
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4.' An adequate vegetation ,buffer zone should be required
between viable coastal habitats and upland ;development>
ft order'to protect those coastal habitats.` ...
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Marina s 'hould be located and sized in'a.manner which'id-,
compatible with adjacent land, in -Bay uses;and nearshore
environments. Such facilities should'be tailored to,
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P y. y type of, craft thati')can .
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Marinas and docking facilities should be,encoura`geId! in
shoreline areas which have been previously ,6ulkheaded
dredged°,to navigable depths,or otherwise disturbed. :Use
of'shorel'ine'areas containing viable wetland or submerged"
communities and.near-shore `waters;of'nadequate,naviga-
tional 'depths should generally, be ,avoided.
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Areas designated as appropriate�.for shoreline.:boating
facilities should, be developed to their maxmum,potential
provided thag t. safe nav ation'and use of the area is
maintained.;
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During the assessment of developments 'a long the :Bay.
shoreline or`over;Bay waters, cumulative impacts should
be`evaluated
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Shoreline and water -related `development should,not.'be
allowed. create :adverse cumulative .impacts on. the .
biological,.:chemical and aesthetic,qualities.of:-the Bay.
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A. .. User"
Conflicts
management, of the shrimp re"source"in Biscayne Bay
should address the cumulative impact of; and potential.:
conflicts among the three principal user"groups ('e..g.. _
commercial, recreational frown boatsrecreation from '
land) on'the resource.,.'
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The'use"of drift nets from bridges or"across channels"''
should be prohibited., =
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An''adequate buffer';zone-,'should.be�established,around
bridges .'and causeways,"where driftnetting or."netting.
from boats shall be prohibited.
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Snorkel or SCUBA�diving,should be pr.ohibited.und: or'"
adjacent to bridges.or within major ,navi'g"ational channels
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except for authorized. bridge repair work. ,
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1aaiina,s,'.should:"be located and sized:," so.. that their",expected
sound levels are -compatible with,'existing:ambient sound
levels.
6., Facilities for.•berthing and:,launching'of sailboats should,
be encouraged ocations where bridge openings will be
minimized.
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Alternative transportation systems should be'established `
among. major or ,and' destination points,:along .the Bay' in
order to :reduce the number of bridge openings and 1. resulting;
traffic problems.
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Areas where chronic shoalin 'occurs should ',.be`marked`and..
ma. intenance.dred ged'regularly."
9.
°Trap lines and bouys should be" prohibited in recreational
management areas (see A14)'and within designated naviga=
tiOn channels:'
10.
The; poten tial,conflicts between commercial shipping.and '
pleasure.boaters should be'resolved.
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A personwho is cited ,for..operating a boat in an `unsafe
manner should'; at a minimum", b' required to complete a.
certified boating-`safety'course. ,
12 Management` areas `should` be designated within the; Bay, for .
uses, such as.water,skiing, skin diving; hobble cat .
launching,an& sailing and swimming.
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Pub'`lic access to Che Bay should be, made more readily
available to all segments of Dade's population though°
th'tranetworks'such abike
coordina.tion'winsportation s
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trails, bus '.routes', and"park' and: ride" facilities.
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` A" wide range- of, public water.` -oriented opportunities,
which would enable large ni6bers of people . to "see ,and. use
the Bay `should be `provided at the waters:edge along '
Biscayne Bay and the adjacent.embayments'within Dade.;
County. Site selection should"be based upon environ=..""
mental'_�nd social as well a&'economic 'considerations.'
3...Traditional
public Bay'uses that provide public access .
(e g: stationary~.shorel'ine fishing, wa-ding,viewing,.>
boating) should be given high priority: when developmenta41
changes are"r_onsidered for theBay or",shoreline.'
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Causeways, road rights-of=way and` canal easements at ,'the
shoreline<should be used to ;provide, physical and; visual
public access to the Bay.
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The ,6unty.should;coordinate the development of a regional;:
marina system ,including adequate, ;facilities" for" :repair
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and hauling of boats; wet'and. dry..ber6s' .. and boat ramps
'indl,hoists with attendant parking..,
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The,mix and..number of,facilities.at individual marinas
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bshouledetermineut .not Limited.:
to, access to the ocean.; and the..,Intercoastal Waterway; a
and;.nature of the surrounding, region.
7. .Maj:or
emphasis should be placed upon providing ramp
hoist access"at:convenient.and appropriate locations
throughout the County.
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In all new. shoreline development or redevelopment set-
backs or public easements should .be provided:, Wherever
possible`, 'public'.walkways of:shoreline walks should be".
included; with n the scope- of the' project.
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In presently developed. areas,. public shoreline access,
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should 'be obtained ,through the.extension of;boardwalks,,
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docks or piers from the existing .;public right-of-way in
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appropriate.,locations.:'
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Nor=water dependent or incompatible uses of°the shoreline
(e.g. garages', trash;pick-up.areas, warehouses; gas
stations)� should: be located `as .far- back from, the:water's
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effects and to reduce negative impactson the Ba"
natural :resources.
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RESOLUTION NO.
RESOLUTION DECLARING i THAT DADE,,,CO1UNTY,,
ASSUME ALL COASTAL,,, CONSTRUCTION
PERMITTING IN BISCAYNE,.,BAY-ASSUME,�
JURISDICTION OVER 131SC AYNE: BAY,FOR - THAT
PURPOSE AND ADOPTING X SCHEDULE FOR,
IMPLEMENTATION-. BISCAYNE BAY,
MANAGEMENT PLAN.
d -Biscayne :, ay to be:, an:, tic, park an
WHEREAS,. this,Board:has 8eclareB d
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conservation area f or the',use--an benefit of: all -the citizens :oU.Dade county, said
Ordinanc h said ordinance empowered the County
Manager'to, develop a management,at area; an , plan: for' d
WHEREASj', this Board by 0 1 rdinande: No.. 74-1-3 has declared ,that, it 'isin the
interest of the public . welfare-16 protect and preserve 'unique, natural, aesthetic uni I i4and
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recreational values of Biscayne Bay- and
e nty� as,� d 'money t h e process o
WHEREAS, th' Coil h appropriate o .:initiate: t f
development of -,a "management plan for the. area, County :Manager:. has ,Appointed a
BiscayneBay Volic Advi y sory, Committee to oversee te: 'ay.4nning., process- an
WHEREAS, this Board support B6 d sthe rn enhanceent,, and judicious management of
Biscayne. Bay; and:
WHEREAS existing jederal,:state and m unic DaI reviewproce ures of 'projects
within: Biscayne' Bay are, not -of'.' the.., appropriate `'scope; and comprehensive" nature to
adequatelysaf eg6ard thedelicate� and important values.'o _Biscayne .Bay 'and::..'.
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-eshore i h a, m anher is, consistent with the Biscayne Bay.Mahag'ement Plan,and
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timetable � WHEREAS, it, is the desire of this Board to establish a firm
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to a vote, the vote was as follows:
Barbara M., Carey
Clafd.Oeisterle
William,G. Oliver
Be,%Orly.5:—Ph,fflips,
Jdmes:,F Red,ford',' Jr.
Haer. ey RuVin.
Barry D'. Schreiber
R6th 'Shack.
Stephen P. Clairk�
e.Mayor thereupon declared the res oir ution duly 1ul'' passe d d'6pted, this
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DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA
:BY JTSBOARD. OF
'COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
RICHARD: P. BRINKER CLERK
Approved by. .CountY'Attorney as
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to forh.and legal sufficiency._ idency.
Deputy
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amendment proposed. Remaining provisions are now in effect and remain unchanged. 2
iniruslon;;Ior:preserVing Deacnes`.ana snorellnes; for manaRing,coastai. wetlanasresources-, for
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Triglochin striata
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merlanus Rus
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Plumb,a ina eadw 0
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-c r ilnlanum� 6a: Lavender)
Lim-oniurn carollniandm var. a o I
-(SeaLimonium car6linia-nofn var. angust aturn ea. Lavender)
Poacea6. - Grass Family'.
Distichils spicata', Seashore saltgrass
(Key G rasO
al grass
Nspaldf-h vacinatum (Salt 3-oin't
5p�rtinaalternlflora.(Smooth Cord
(S itftieadow'. Coidgrass),,,
Soartina �Patens a
5p6robolus virginicus 6r0pseed)
fvl6hle6bergia.caoillarls, (Muhly Gra'ss')
Prirhuldceae,Primrose Family 4,
Samolus. ebracieiatus (Water' Pimpernel)
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Pteriddiceae -Brac en Family
Acrostichum au eum''(Coastal Leather: Fern)
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-Acrostic um-danaeaf6li6m (Ledth6rF6rn
a' e ang''
Rhizo�ho� ce�e` Red M rove.Tami y
Rhino' bhora mangle (FledM40grov"
Rub g piaceae- Widgeon Family
Ruppla m'aritima (Widgeon Grass)
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Nightshade rnily
Wanacea6,_� eTa
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-ycium.,ca o n anum7(Christmas Berry)
Physalis viscosa var.:r'narltima6Ground CherryY.
Surianaccae-,
Suriana rharitima. (Bay Cedar),
(57) . Work shall Mean ahy,'pro*ftacfivity,,or:,any: artificial or man-made alteration of
he environment including, but not limited to the construction and/or .1 maln=
1 I clearing i tructionror,
tenance of roads;ng of vegeiaiionie filling,' cons plac6mefit' of.
�structures, ,:facilities; .dwellings, excavations.
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(58) "Right -of .way', As a strip of ground dedicated by th6lsubdivider, or;1 d eede'd.by the
owner, for:publlcuse.
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(C) c , la I ss, III -permitsare required for workin,:6n;uoomor,.contiguous -,t6non-tidal lakes.
other water, areas-awaterfronts der thie", direct :control. of Dade
can�!'�;,:iiv6rs,a6d,oth under
County, by :virtue of ownership, � dedication'by'piit,.right-,of-wdy.., casement; ,,.reserva-
tion, or right-of-way . and access agreement or instrument, including canal
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right-of-way as herein defined; provided however, that Class III Permits shall not
apply to Sections 33-13(e) and 33-16(a) of the Code of Metropolitan Dade County,
Florida, nor shall they apply to the construction,. installation, and/or "alteration of
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a. Construction of dock(s) provided that the proposed dock(s)
extends less than 15 feet waterward of the existing seawall or
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shoreline, and together with ' associated tie-up facilities does
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not rotrude into the water more than 2596 of 'the' width :of the
waterway or 35 feet" whichever extends the least into -the
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_water, provided no ' dredging and filling is associated .with the
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b.' Re�air: or restoration of; docks, limited to "their original dimen-
sions and which do not 'exceed 'the previous 'restrictions in 2a
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above.
e Installation of mooring piles' and/or buoys, when rt .is' deter-
mined that the proposed installation will not= present a hazard
Ad navigation.
3. A11 work requiring a Class II permit"; providing however that if the
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water body being .affected by the 'proposed work,is tidally "influenced,
an intent to issue or .deny the Class II ermit will be ublished in a
newspaper of .general circulation in Dade County.' Should an ' appeal
be filed with the Department of Environmental`Reseurces tilanage-
ment within ten (10) days of said 'publication, a public hearing `will be
held`for the proposed project.
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4: All work reQuirin� a Class III, Permit:
B. ShortForm, A plication Procedure (Class I, Class II and Class III Permi1.ts).
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The a plicarit or his agent .will submit to the Department of Environmental Resources
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Management an application form provided by the Department. 'When applying fora*
Permit, such.forms shall be suoplemented.by:
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1. Two.or, more-com lete sets of construction plans andJorcalculations for,,.
the ro sed work re aced by an en ineer registered'►n the State of
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subiect to review. and approval by the Department:
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agency whether this work 'is performed :bv employees of 'said agency -or by a private :firm or
corporation under contract with the agencv. However, such Federal, State or'. local
governmental agency or private :f irm or' corporation under contract therewith'' shall not e
relieved of .the responsibility of obtaining a permit for work covered under the provisions of
this Section. The Director of said Department also may waive all requirements'.concerning
posting of a,` performance bond by. any Qovernmental agency whenever the work is to be
performed by employees of said agency, ` provided that in. lieu of . he posting of 'a
performance bond said agency sliall furnish sal& Departmentsatisfactory written assurances
that the Work performed by_ its employees will comply fully with'all requirements' of,`the
permit; and provided further that'the Director of said Department may, waive the posting of
a performance bond by any private firm or corporation. -under ' contract witanygovern-
mental agencv when said firm or- corporation '-shall have posted a,satisfactory and acceptable
bond with Ithe said governmental agency,. proof of such. bond having been Ifurnished by said
agency to -:the Department of Environmental Resources tilanaQement.
Sec. 24-53.9 Time of completion of .work: new permits. .
The tirime.-allotted to:comolete the work for afiich a permit -was. issued under';.this Section,
shall be limited to :the period stipulated on the permit- unless the person', firm or .corporation
to whom the petrnit ;was issued requests an extension 'of tirne from 'the: Department, and
provided the request is received prior to the time of ;expiration. If a time extension is
needed but not :recruested until' after the expiration: of the -time originally allotted, anew
permit, will be required for -the uncompleted.work. The fee amount for .the new permit shall
be based upon the uncompleted -work.
Sec. 24-53:10 . �&1 intenance
Any privately owned work' or structure. authorized by 'a , permit' issued pursuant to .the
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