Ordinance 006-1999
ORDINANCE NO.-D.06-1999
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE MONROE COUNTY YEAR 2010
COMPREHENSIVE PLAN, POLICIES 202.8.2, 203.1.3, 203.2.1, 203.2.2, 204.2.1,
204.2.2, 204.2.3, 204.2.6, 212.2.3, 212.5.5, AND 212.5.6. REGARDING THE
CONSTRUCTION OF DOCKS; THE LOCATION OF MOORING SITES;
DREDGING; THE PLACEMENT OF STRUCTURES IN WETLANDS;
SHORELINE STABILIZATION PROJECTS; BEACH RENOURISHMENT; AND
DEVELOPMENT WITHIN WETLAND AND SHORELINE SETBACKS;
PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING FOR THE REPEAL OF ALL
ORDINANCES INCONSISTENT HEREWITH; PROVIDING FOR 3: Ci
INCORPORATION INTO THE MONROE COUNTY CODE; AND PROVIDIIii ~
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WHEREAS, the above referenced policies of the Monroe County Year 2010 ~n~
Comprehensive Plan tend to unnecessarily restrict the design and construction of docks and s~ l>
structures without yielding any clear environmental benefit; and ~ ~
WHEREAS, the above referenced policies are not sufficiently comprehensive and lack
the detail necessary to apply to the wide range of physical and environmental conditions found
throughout Monroe County; and
WHEREAS, at a regular meeting on December 16, 1997, the Development Review
Committee reviewed and recommended approval of the proposed amendments; and
WHEREAS, at a regular meeting on January 7, 1998, the Monroe County Planning
Commission, sitting as the local planning agency, after due notice and public participation in the
public hearing process, conducted a public hearing and recommended approval with changes of the
proposed amendments; and
WHEREAS, on March II, 1998, the Board of County Commissioners, after due notice
and public participation in the public hearing process, conducted a public "transmittal hearing" and
recommended that the proposed amendments be transmitted to the Florida Department of
Community Affairs (DCA) for its consideration; and
WHEREAS, the DCA reviewed the amendments and raised objections in its Objections,
Recommendations and Comments (ORC) report; and
WHEREAS, the Environmental Resources Department has revised the proposed
language in response to DCA's objections and continues to recommend approval of the
amendments; and
NOW THEREFORE,
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF
MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA, that:
Section 1. Goal 202, Objective 202.8, Policy 202.8.2 of the Policy Document of the Monroe
County Year 2010 Comprehensive Plan is hereby amended to read as follows:
(Deleted language is strioken through while proposed language is underlined.)
(Language added on advice of counsel, subsequent to Resolution No. PI4-98, is in italics.)
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PQlicy 202.8.2
NQ new dredging shall be permitted in MQnrQe CQunty except fQr the minimum amQunt necessary tQ
CQnstruct bQat ramps in cQmpliance with PQlicy 212.2..3. as amended belQw.
SectiQn 2. GQa1203, Objective 203.1, PQlicy 203.1.3 €If the PQlicy DQcument €If the MQnrQe
CQunty Year 20 I 0 CQmprehensive Plan is hereby amended tQ read as fQllQws:
PQlicy 203.1.3
MQnrQe CQunty shall require minimum vegetated setbacks Qffifty (50) feet tQ be maintained as an
Qpen space buffer fQr develQpment Qccurring adjacent tQ all types €If wetlands including
mangrQves except as prQvided fQr in PQlicy 204.2.2 and 204.2.3. If a 50-fQQt setback results in
less than 2,000 square feet €If buildable area, then the setbacks may be reduced to kLthe minimum
necessary tQ allQw fQr 2,000 square feet €If buildable area; h.ewever, iR ae eveRt provided that the
setback shall nQt be reduced tQ the sethaek be less than 20 feet. The wetland setback may be
reduced tQ twenty-five (25) feet. withQut regard tQ buildable area. if the entire setback area is
planted in native vegetatiQn pursuant tQ a plan apprQved by the DirectQr €If EnvirQnmental
ResQurces. "DevelQpment" shall include all activities as currently defmed in the F.S. 380.05-
cQmpliant Land DevelQpment RegulatiQns, hereby incQrpQrated by reference.
SectiQn 3. GQa1203, Objective 203.2, PQlicies 203.2.1 and 203.2.2 €If the PQlicy DQcument €If the
MQnrQe CQunty Year 2010 CQmprehensive Plan are hereby amended tQ read as fQllQws:
PQlicy 203.2.1
UpQn adQptiQn €If the CQmprehensive Plan, MQnrQe CQunty shall prQhibit the lQcatiQn QfmQQring
sites Qver submerged land which is vegetated with seagrasses Qr characterized by a hard-bQttQm
cQmmunity, regardless €If water depth, except as may be permitted by the FIQrida Department €If
EnvirQnmental PrQtectiQn. This prQhibitiQn shall alsQ apply tQ mQQring fields.
PQlicy Qf203.2.2
UpQn adQPtiQn €If the CQmprehensive Plan, MQnrQe CQunty shall prohibit the terminatiQn €If
dQcking facilities and piers Qver submerged land which is vegetated with seagrasses Qr
characterized by a hard-bQttQm cQmmunity. regardless €If water depth, except as may be permitted
by the FIQrida Department €If EnvirQnmental PrQtectiQn. Design criteria tQ permit sunlight tQ reach
the bQttQm shall be adQpted. NQ bQat shelters Qr gazebQs shall extend Qver submerged lands
vegetated with seagrasses Qr Qver hardbQttQm cQmmunities
SectiQn 4. GQa1204, Objective 204.2, PQlicies 204.2.1, 204.2.2, 204.2.3, and 204.2.6 €If the
MQnrQe CQunty Year 2010 CQmprehensive Plan are hereby amended tQ read as fQllQws:
PQlicy 204.2.1
UpQn adQPtiQn €If the CQmprehensive Plan, the CQunty shall utilize the EnvirQnmental Standards,
fQund in SectiQn 9.5-336 thrQugh 9.5-342 €If the Land DevelQpment RegulatiQns (hereby
incQrpQrated by reference) tQ protect submerged lands and wetlands. AccQrdingly, the Qpen space
requirement shall be Qne hundred (l00) percent €If the fQllQwing types Qfwetlands:
1. submerged lands;
2. mangrQves;
3. salt PQnds;
4. freshwater wetlands; aad
5. freshwater PQnds: and
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6. undisturbed saltmarsh and buttonwood wetlands.
UJlan adeptien efthe eemprehensi'le plan the Ce1:lBty shall furJier preteet its wetlands sy reEfHiriBg
a one 1mBdred (HW) pereeat apen SJlaee reE}Hir-emeat far oodistursed saltmarsh and slJtteB':laad
wetlands and by reE}Hiring a 50 feet suffer arellBd fi-eslwrater resourees.
Allocated density (dwelling units per acre) shall be assigned to freshwater wetlands and
undisturbed saltmarsh and buttonwood wetland only for use as transferable development rights
away from these habitats. Submerged lands, salt ponds, freshwater ponds and mangroves shall not
be assigned any density or intensity.
Policy 204.2.2
N a fill shallse permitted in. susmerged lands, mangraves, salt ponds, and B-eSWliater
wetlands. No structures shall be permitted in submerged lands, mangroves, salt ponds,-and
freshwater or wetlands, except for elevated, pile supported walkways, docks, piers, and utility
pilings. No fill shall be permitted in submerged lands, mangroves, salt ponds, and fi-esw.vater or
wetlands except:
I. as specifically allowed by Objective 212.6 and subseauent Policies.
2. to fill a manmade. excavated water body such as a canal or swimming pool if the
Director of Environmental Resources determines that such filling will not have a
significant adverse impact on marine or wetland communities. or
3. as needed for shoreline stabilization or beach renourishment projects with a valid
public purpose that furthers the goals of the Monroe County Comprehensive Plan. as
determined by the Directors of Planning and Environmental Resources. All such projects
shall require approval by the Florida Deoartment of Environmental Protection and the
U.S. Army Coros of Engineers orior to the issuance of a County building permit.
Policy 204.2.3
No fill or structures shall be permitted in mangroves or wetlands 1:HIdisturbed salt marsh and
l;mtteR-waod \vetlands ether than the f-allewing except as allowed by Policy 204.2.2 (as amended)
and for bridges extending over mangroves or wetlands that are reauired to provide automobile or
pedestrian access to dwelling units located on upland areas within the same property for which
there is no alternate means of access. Such bridges shall be elevated on pilings such that the
natural movement of water. including volume. rate and direction offiow shall not be disrupted or
altered. Upland areas shall include disturbed wetlands that have been lawfully converted into
uplands through filling.
I. utility piliBgs;
2. pilings far ele'rated walkways and deeks; and
3. aeeessways ta stmetures, laeated an ~Ian.d er dismrsed saltmarsh and butteR-weed
wetlands and ineladeEl ',Vahin the same preperty, fer '.vhieh there is ne alternate means ef
aeeess; sueh aeeess shallse by elevated stmetufe that is designed and eenstrueted sueh
that the natural mevemeRt ef':;ater, ineladiHg '1elume, Fate and direetian effie':l, shall net
be substantially dismpted er altered.
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Policy 204.2.6
Upon adoption of the Comprehensive Plan, Monroe County shall adopt revised environmental
standards and environmental design criteria which establish minimum vegetated setbacks of fifty
(50) feet to be maintained as an open space buffer for development occurring adjacent to all types
of wetlands including mangroves except as provided for in Policy 204.2.2 and 204.2.3. If a 50-
foot setback results in less than 2,000 square feet of buildable area, then the setbacks may be
reduced to the minimum necessary to allow for 2,000 square feet of buildable area; however, in no
e>reRt provided that the setback shall not be reduced to the setbaek be less than 20 feet. The
wetland setback mav be reduced to twenty-five (25) feet. without regard to buildable area. if the
entire setback area is planted in native vegetation pursuant to a plan approved bv the Director of
Environmental Resources. "Development" shall include all activities as currently defined in the
F.S. 380.05-compliant Land Development Regulations, hereby incorporated by reference.
Section 5. Goal 212, Objective 212.2, Policy 212.2.3 of the Monroe County Year 2010
Comprehensive Plan is hereby amended to read as follows:
Poliey 212.2.3
Permitted ases and perfermanee standards within the shere line setl:laek shall be revised in
eoordiBation with DCA to establish the follo.....ing:
1. stmstllres ...:iiliin shereline setbasks and seamerged lands shall be limited to dosks, piers,
desks, walkv:ays and Htilit), pilings and all stmstures shall be eleyated;
2. oRly design.s perpeedisalar to the shoreliRe shoald be allo...:ed eJ(sept where saeh
stmemres woald preslaGe lawful navigation ofilie waterway;
3. v:alk\'/ll)'s and assessways shall not eKeeed fiye feet in width;
<1 . where pe~endiealar design.s are Rot feasible, a parallel stmetlHe may be permitted
provided that the stmeture:
a) does aot eKeeed 29 feet in leagth,
b) does not exeeed five feet iR width, and
e) is sORfmed to an existiRg sleared area aloag the shore liRe vAleae'/er possible; and
5. an aeditioaal 109 sliaare feet of the shoreline setl:laek may be Htilized for elevated deeks
or gazebos previded that the skueture is set baek at least teR feet from mean high vlater, ae land
eleariRg is involved, and ElFaiRage is adeliaately addressed.
This poliey is aot intended to prohibit hardeRed \'ertisal shoreliRe stmstures as permitted iR Petiey
212.13.3.
Policy 212.2.3
Permitted uses and performance standards within the shoreline setback shall be as follow:
All development shall be set back twenty (20) feet along lawfully altered shorelines and fifty (50)
feet from unaltered and unlawfully altered shorelines. as measured from the mean high water
(MHW) line or the landward extent of the mangroves. whichever is further landward. For manmade
canals. the twenty (20) foot setback shall be measured from MHW. An exception to this
requirement shall be allowed only for utility pilings. fences. boat ramps. non-enclosed decks and
gazebos. seawalls. retaining walls less than three (3) feet in height. pools and spas. boat shelters.
docks. boat davits. walkways. permanent barbecues. fish cleaning tables or picnic tables. and seating
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structures, ~ubiect to the restrictions contained in this Policy. All development, including structures I
exemmed above. within the shoreline setback area shall comoly with the following desil!I1 criteria:
1. All structures shall be desil!I1ed such that stormwater and pollutant runoff is contained
on site, consistent with the stormwater management standards of this chaoter. Pools, spas,
fish cleaning tables, and similar oollutant sources may not discharge directly into surface
waters. Where no runoff control structures are oresen!. berms and vegetation shall be used
to control runoff. Native vegetation shall not be removed to install berms or runoff control
structures.
2. Structures in the shoreline setback must be located such that the ooen soace ratios for the
entire Darcel and all scenic corridors and buffervards are maintained. In no event shall the
total. combined area of all structures oCCUOY more than sixty (60) percent of the upland area
of the shoreline setback.
3. The non-enclosed gazebos allowed under this oaragraoh must be detached from any
orinciole structure on the Darcel. No decks or habitable soaces may be constructed on the
roof of any non-enclosed gazebo in the shoreline setback.
4. Structures shall be located in existing cleared areas before encroaching into native
vegetation. The remaining uoland area of the shoreline setback shall be maintained as
native vegetation or landscaped areas that allow the infiltration of stormwater runoff.
5. Structures should be made ofoermeable materials. whenever oractical. to allow the
infiltration of stormwater runoff.
6. Side yard setbacks must be maintained for all structures in the shoreline setback except
for docks, sea walls, fences. retaining walls, and boat shelters over existing boat ramps.
7. Shoreline structures shall be designed to protect tidal flushing and circulation patterns.
Any oroiect that may produce changes in circulation patterns shall be aoproved only after
sufficient hydrographic information is available to allow an accurate evaluation of the
oossible imoacts of the oroiect. Previously existing manmade alterations shall be
evaluated so as to determine whether more hydrological benefits will accrue through their
removal as part of the oroiect.
8. Docks:
a. All docks or docking facilities shall meet the minimum water deoth reauirements
of Policy 212.5.2.
b. All docks with boat lifts, davits or similar lifting mechanisms should be provided
with cleats, rings, or similar features that can be used to tie down the boat when it is
out of the water in order to stabilize the boat during high winds.
c. On upland shorelines landward of a seawall, revetment or vertical. saw cut canal
edge, a dock may run the entire length of the shoreline, oarallel to the water's edge,
orovided that:
(i) The dock is located entirely on, or extends tram, the uoland shoreline
and no walkwav is needed to orovide access to the dock.
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(ii) All portions of the dock that extend over submere:ed lands are
cantilever beam or pile supported. Portions extendine: over water no
shallower than four (4) feet at MLW may be supported bv floats.
(iii) No portion of the dock extends over mansrroves or wetlands.
(iv) The portion of the dock extendine: bevond MHW complies with all
reauirements of Section 9.5-345 of the Land Development Ree:ulations. as
amended.
(v) Docks servine: commercial uses. public uses. or more than three
dwelline: units shall not exceed ten (10) feet in width.
(vi) All other docks shall not exceed eie:ht (8) feet in width.
(vii) Between boat davits. the width of any dock may be expanded to
thirteen (13) feet for a distance ofthirtv (30) feet alone: the shoreline.
One such expanded area shall be allowed. between davits. for every lot or
for everv one hundred (100) feet of shoreline lenlrth.
(viii) Non-enclosed gazebos extending beyond MHW on docks shall not
exceed one hundred (100) square feet in area. The lowest portion of the
roof of such gazebos shall be no less than twelve (12) feet above MHW.
d. Any docks extendine: over mansrroves or wetland vegetation must comply with
the standards contained in Section 9.5-345 of the Land Development Ree:ulations. as
amended.
9. Boat Ramps:
a. All boat ramps shall be located and designed so as not to create a nonconformity
for other structures setback from the new MHW line created by the boat ramp.
b. All boat ramps shall be confined to existine: scarified shoreline areas ofmanmade
canals. channels. and basins with no native vee:etation.
c. The width of boat ramps. inc1udine: side slopes and walls. shall be limited to
fifteen (15) feet. except that commercial ramps. ramps servine: more than three
dwelline: units. and ramps open to public use may be thirty-five (35) feet in width.
d. All above-water ramp and side slope or wall structures shall be located landward
of the orie:inal MHW line.
e. A maximum of two accessory docks. abutting either or both sides of the ramp. are
authorized. These docks may extend beyond MHW. but must comply with all
reauirements of this Policy and Section 9.5-345 of the Land Development
Ree:ulations. as amended
f. Construction of a boat ramp shall not involve any filline: of surface waters except
for the minimum amount needed for the actual boat ramp surface. side slopes or
walls not to exceed two (2) feet in width and/or pilings for accessory docks.
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g. Dredging shall be limited to the minimum amount necessary to construct the boat
ramp and mav not exceed one hundred (00) cubic vards. No dredging of wetlands.
submerged grass beds. or hard bottom communities shall be allowed.
h. All dredge spoil material shall be disposed of on a disturbed. upland site
approved bv the Planning and Environmental Resources Devartments. and shall be
designed and located so as to prevent runoff of spoil material into wetlands or
surface waters.
10. Boat Shelters:
a. The roof and supporting members of a boat shelter constructed in compliance
with Section 9.5-345 of the Land Development Regulations. as amended. may
extend two (2) feet into the shoreline setback around the perimeter of a boat basin or
ramp. without such area beinf! subtracted from the total area allowed for all
structures in the shoreline setback.
11. Special Approvals:
a. Deviations from the above standards may be allowed as a maior or minor
conditional use avvroval for structures serving commercial uses. public uses. or
more than three dwelling units. Such approval mav include additional structures or
uses provided that such approval is consistent with anv permitted uses. densities. and
intensities of the land use district. furthers the purposes of this section. is consistent
with the general standards applicable to all uses. and the proposed structures are
located in a disturbed area of an altered shoreline. Such additional uses are limited
to waterfront dining areas. pedestrian walkways. public monuments or statues.
informational kiosks. fuel or septic facilities. and water-dependent marina uses. Any
such development shall make adequate provision for a water auality monitoring
program for a period of five (5) vears after the completion of the development.
b. For structures serving three or fewer dwelling units. the Director of
Environmental Resources mav approve designs that address unique circumstances
such as odd shaped lots. even if such designs are inconsistent with the above
standards. Such approval may be granted onlv upon the Director's written
concurrence with the a~plicant's written rmding that the proposed design furthers the
purpose of this section and the goals of the Monroe County Comprehensive Plan.
Only the minimum possible deviation from the above standards will be allowed in
order to address the unique circumstances. No such special approval will be
available for after-the-fact ~ermits submitted to remedv a Code Enforcement
violation.
c. All accessorv structures lawfullv existing within the shoreline setback along
manmade canals. channels. or basins. or serving three or fewer dwelling units on any
shoreline. mav be rebuilt in the same footprint provided that there will be no adverse
impacts on stormwater runoff or navigation.
d. Docks or docking facilities lawfullv existing along the shoreline of manmade
canals. channels. or basins. or serving three or fewer dwelling units on anv shoreline.
mav be expanded or extended bevond the size limitations contained in this section in
order reach the water depths specified for docking facilities in Policv 212.5.2. Any
dock or docking facility so enlarged must comply with each and everv other
reauirement of this Policv and Section 9.5-345 of the Land Development
Regulations. as amended (mangroves and submerged lands).
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12. No development other than pile suoported docks and walkways designed to minimize
adverse imoacts on marine turtles shall be allowed within fifty (50) feet of any portion of
any beach berm como lex which is known to serve as a nesting area for marine turtles:
a. The fifty (50) foot setback will be measured from either the landward toe of the
most landward beach berm or from fifty (50) feet landward ofMHW. whichever is
less. The maximum total setback will be one hundred (100) feet from MHW.
b. Structures designed to minimize adverse impacts on marine turtles will have a
minimum horizontal distance of four (4) feet between oilings or other uoright
members and a minimum clearance of two (2) feet above grade. The entire structure
must be designed to allow crawling turtles to oass underneath. "Attached stairs or
ramps with less than the minimum two (2) feet clearance above grade must be
enclosed with vertical barriers two (2) inches aoart. to orevent the entraoment of
crawling turtles.
c. Beaches known to serve as nesting areas for marine turtles are those areas
documented as such on the County's threatened and endangered soecies maps and
any areas for which nesting or nesting attempts ("crawls") have been otherwise
documented. Within mapoed nesting areas. the Director of Environmental
Resources may. in coooeration with the Florida Deoartment of Environmental
Protection. determine that soecific segments of shoreline have been previously.
lawfully altered to such a degree that suitable nesting habitat for marine turtles is no
longer oresent. In such cases. the Director may recommend reasonable measures to
restore the nesting habitat. If such measures are not feasible. the Director may
waive the setback requirements of this oaragraph. Restoration of suitable nesting
habitat will be recuired for unlawfully altered beaches.
Section 6. Goal 212, Objective 212.5, Policies 212.5.5 and 212.5.6 of the Monroe County Year
2010 Comprehensive Plan are hereby amended to read as follows:
Policy 212.5.5
Upon adoption of the Comprehensive Plan, Monroe County shall prohibit the location of mooring
sites over submerged land which is vegetated with seagrasses or characterized by a hard-bottom
community, regardless of water depth, except as may be oermitted by the Florida Deoartment of
Environmental Protection. This prohibition shall also apply to mooring fields.
Policy 212.5.6
Docking facilities and piers shall not terminate on submerged land which is vegetated with
seagrasses or characterized by a hard-bottom community, regardless of water depth, except as may
be permitted by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection. Design criteria to permit
sunlight to reach the bottom shall be adopted. No boat shelters or gazebos shall extend over
submerged lands vegetated with seagrasses or over hardbottom communities.
Section 7. If any section, subsection, sentence, clause or provision of this ordinance is held
invalid, the remainder of this ordinance shall not be affected by such invalidity.
Section 8. All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict with this ordinance are hereby repealed
to the extent of said conflict.
Section 9. The provisions of this ordinance shall be included and incorporated in the Code of
Ordinances of the County of Monroe, Florida, as an addition or amendment thereto, and shall be
appropriately renumbered to conform to the uniform numbering system of the Code.
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Section 10. The provision of this ordinance shall take effect when acknowledgment of its receipt
for filing in the Office of the Secretary of State of the State of Florida has been received and when
it has been approved by the State Land Planning Agency pursuant to F.S. 380.0552(9).
PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of County Commissioners of Monroe County,
Florida, at a regular meeting of the Board held on the 13t&y of J an. , 1999.
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BRANCH OFFICE
3117 OVERSEAS lllGHWAY
MARATIlON, FLORIDA 33050
TEL. (305) 289-6027
FAX (305) 289-1745
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
MONROE COUNTY
500 WlllTEHEAD STREET
KEY WEST, FLORIDA 33040
TEL. (305) 292-3550
PAX (305) 295-3660
BRANCH OFFICE
88820 OVERSEAS HIGHWAY
PLANTATION KEY, FLORIDA 33070
TEL. (305) 852-7145
PAX (305) 852-7146
February 9, 1999
CERTIFIED MAIL
RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED
Mrs. Uz Cloud
Florida Department of State
Bureau of Admini.qrative Code and Laws
The Elliot Building
401 South Monroe Street
TaUah~, Fl.323~2S0
Dear Mrs. Cloud:
Enclosed please rmd a certified copy of Ordinance No. 006-1999 amending the
Monroe County Year 2010 Comprehensive Plan, policies 202.9.2, 203.1.3, 203.2.1,
203.2.2, 204.2.1, 204.2.2, 204.2.3, 204.2.6, 212.2.3, 212.5.5and 212.5.6,regarding the
construction of docks; the location of mooring sites; dredging; the placement of
structures in wetlands; shoreline stabilization projects; beach renourishment; and
development within wetland and shoreline setbacks; providing for severability; providing
for the repeal of aU Ordinances inconsistent herewith; providing for incorporation into
the Monroe County Code of Ordinances; and providing an effective date.
This Ordinance was adopted by the Monroe County Board of County
Commissioners at a Regular Meeting, in fonnal session, on January 13, 1999.
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Sincerely,
Danny L. Kolbage
Clerk of the Circuit Court
and ex officio Clerk to the
Board of County Commi.~ioners
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Mayor Pro Tem Shirley Freeman
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Attention: Ruth Ann Jantzen, Deputy Clerk
Dear Mr. Kolhage:
Pursuant to the provisions of Section 125.66, Florida Statutes, this will acknowledge
letters dated February 9, 1999 and certified copies of Monroe County Ordinance Nos.
006-1999, 007-1999 and 008-1999, which were filed in this office on February 11,
1999.
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