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BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AGENDA ITEM SUMMARY Meeting Date: June 19, 2013 Division: Growth Management Bulk Item: Yes No X Department: Planning & Env. Resources Staff Contact Person: Richard Jones/289-2805 AGENDA ITEM WORDING: Discussion and approval of selection of Boating Improvement Funds (BIF) funding requests submitted by various municipalities totaling $45,000, and direction for staff to draft Inter -Local Agreements with the Village of Islamorada ($20,000 for regulatory buoy maintenance) and Marathon ($25,000 for improvements to the Dodge Lake boat ramp) providing for reimbursement for boating and waterways related projects to be performed in FY' 14. ITEM BACKGROUND: At the February 15, 2012 BOCC meeting the Board approved Resolution No.080-2012 (amending Resolution No.371-2011) establishing policy and procedures for the award of BIF reimbursement funding to the municipalities within Monroe County. The procedures provide for submittal of annual funding requests, a project scoring and selection process, and award of funding through Inter -Local Agreements (ILA). Staff has received two funding request applications for FY' 14, including: the Village of Islamorada in the amount of $20,000 for regulatory buoy maintenance, and the City of Marathon in the amount of $25,000 for upgrades to the Dodge Lake boat ramp in the amount of $25,000. Staff has ranked and scored the funding requests as follows (see attached Score Sheet- points are based on a total possible score of 60pts): 1- 45pt. $25,000 to Marathon- Dodge Lake boat ramp upgrades 2- 40pt. $20,000 to Village of Islamorada- regulatory buoy maintenance Based on the projected FY' 14 budget for BIF, awarding $45,000 to the municipalities for the above projects leaves a total of $141,530 available for derelict vessel removals (indicated in red in the attached BIF Budget Tables). The County typically spends over $200,000 per year on derelict vessel removals (see below). The reduction of available BIF funds for derelict vessel removals in FY' 14 is due to the new vessel pumpout program (contracted with Pumpout USA) which costs approximately $330,000 per year (indicated in green in the attached County BIF Budget Table). Past Derelict Vessel Expenditures FY'10 FY'11 FY'12 State BIF $222,107 $220,644 $0 $93,012 County BIF Total Expenditures $0 $113,915 $206,927 $222,107 $220,644 If the Board chooses not to fund both funding requests from the municipalities, some or all of those funding amounts can be applied to the derelict vessel budget. Utilization of BIF Reserves is an option for additional derelict vessel funding, if the Board so chooses. Upon direction from the Board, staff will prepare ILA's between the County and the municipalities selected for BIF funding. The ILA's will be structured to provide for a `not to exceed' amount. Staff anticipates bringing ILA's back to the Board in July or August 2013. PREVIOUS RELEVANT BOCC ACTION: Oct. 2011- Approval of Resolution No.371-2011 establishing policy for BIF reimbursement funding procedures Feb. 2012- Approval of Resolution No.080-2012 revising policy for BIF reimbursement funding procedures May 2012- Approval of selection of Marathon, Islamorada and Key West projects for BIF funding July 2012- Approval of ILA with Marathon for $30,992 for buoy replacements and pumpout boat repairs July 2012- Approval of ILA with Islamorada for $30,000 for buoy maintenance July 2012- Approval of ILA with Key West for $34,700 for mooring field materials CONTRACT/AGREEMENT CHANGES: STAFF RECOMMENDATIONS: Approval TOTAL COST: n/a INDIRECT COST: BUDGETED: Yes No DIFFERENTIAL OF LOCAL PREFERENCE: COST TO COUNTY: SOURCE OF FUNDS: REVENUE PRODUCING: Yes No AMOUNT PER MONTH Year APPROVED BY: County Atty X OMB/Purchasing Risk Management DOCUMENTATION: Included X Not Required DISPOSITION: AGENDA ITEM # Score Sheet for Municipality BIF Funding Requests For Fiscal Year 2014 Funding Request/Project Islamorada Marathon Regulatory Buoy Dodge Lake Boat Ramp Total Funding Maintenance Improvements Requests Total Estimated Project Cost: $25,000 Funding amount requested: $20,000 $30,000 $25,000 $45,000 Scoring criteria: Community Need/Project Merit (30pt) 25 25 Project promotes public water access (10pt) 0 5 Project is shovel ready (10pt) 10 10 Project is a new capital improvement (5pt) 0 0 Match funding is being provided (5pt) 5 5 Project is for self funding infrastructure (-1Opt) - - Total Score Ranking 40 45 2 1 Boating Improvement Fund Budget Tables Fiscal Year 2014 FY'14 State BIF Budget Cost Center- 62520 Account/Use Budgeted Expended Encumbered Promised by Contract Balance 530340- Other Contractual Services: $45,000 funding to municipalities $116,600 for derelict vessels $161,600 530460- Repair and Maintenance: $80,000 for Channel markers $80,000 Operating Expenses Sub -Total $241,600 560630- Capital Outlay -Infrastructure: Boat ramp repairs and new mooring field $1,464,413 Capital Outlay Sub -Total $1,464,413 Totals $1,706,013 FY'14 County BIF Budget Cost Center- 62613 Account/Use Budgeted Expended Encumbered Promised by Contract Balance 510120- Salaries and Wages $45,075 510210- FICA Taxes $4,173 510220- Retirement Contributions $3,056 510230- Life and Health Insurance $9,480 510240- Workers Compensation $1,353 Personal Services Sub -Total $63,137.00 530340- Other Contractual Services: $330,000 for pumpout program $24,930 for derelict vessels $354,930 530409- Vehicle Maint. Charges $4,813 530451- Risk Management Charges $7,320 530460- Repair and Maintenance $0 530528- Internal Fuel $3,000 Operating Expenses Sub -Total $370,063 Totals $433,200 Note: Funding $45,000 to the municipalities (Marathon and Village of Islamorada) means $141,530 will be budgeted for derelict vessel removals. Historically we have spent $222,107 (FY' 10), $220,644 (FY' 11), and $206,927 (FY' 12) for derelict vessel removals. MUNICIPALITY FUNDING REQUEST FORM FOR USE OF MONROE COUNTY BOATING IMPROVEMENT FUNDS Request Forms must be submitted by April 1 st for funding consideration for the following fiscal year. Please complete the following as thoroughly as possible. If you have any questions please call the Monroe County Marine Resources Office at 289-2805 for assistance. I- APPLICANT INFORMATION Municipal! City of Marathon Project Carlos Solis Manage Phone: (305) 289-5008 Email: solisc@ci.marathon.fl.us 11- PROJECT SUMMARY Project Title' City of Marathon Aviation (Dodge Lake) Boat Ramp Improvements -Priority #1 Project description and purpose (explain the community need and project merit): The City of Marathon has three public boat ramps on the Gulf side: one at 33rd Street, another behind the airport on Aviation Boulevard and Harbor Drive (Dodge Lake) and the third is at Mile Marker 54. Although the facility at 33rd Street has sufficient maneuvering room to launch boats up to 32' and parking for 10-12 vehicles plus attached trailers, the other two boat ramps have severely limited maneuvering and parking space, accommodating only boats up to approximately 28'. The Aviation (Dodge Lake) ramp has space for about 3-4 vehicles and trailers. The parking area is uneven, with trip hazards presented by cracked pavement and dips in the gravel bed. As a remedy for safety concerns and to make the site more boater -friendly, the City proposes to resurface the entire parking area, replacing old asphalt and gravel to provide a uniform paved surface, with the addition of an ADA-accessible parking space and ramp to the dock. Other amenities to be included are cleats and rub rail strips on the dock to make launches/hauls safer for boaters. VI —REVISED 2/17/2012 PAGE I MUNICIPALITY FUNDING REQUEST FORM FOR USE OF MONROE COUNTY BOATING IMPROVEMENT FUNDS III- PROJECT DETAILS Total estimated project cost (attach $30,000.00 cost estimates Is project site Is project a new occurring entirely capital on city owned improvement? Funding amount $25,000.00 requested Does project include revenue generating infrastructure? Description of how project may promote public water access: This is a relatively small public facility embedded in the densely populated Aviation Boulevard neighborhood. Although parking at the ramp is limited, many area boaters park vehicles and trailers at their nearby residences. By improving safety and making the launch and haul process more user-friendly, area residents will be more likely to make use of this boat ramp rather than driving to another site. In addition, we believe that the proposed improvements to this ramp facility will encourage additional members of the Aviation Boulevard community to become boaters, including those with mobility limitations. Status of project (is the project designed/permitted if applicable?) The applicant will provide any pertinent documentation to assist with the review and evaluation of the funding request such as site plans (verifying property ownership), deslgn plans, permits, etc. An assessment of improvements needed has been conducted by the City's Public Works Department and engineer's estimates, design and site plans as well as photos of the current facility, are attached. Per the City's Planning Department, no outside agency permitting would be required. A City permit will be needed; it can be obtained within 2 weeks from the Building Department. List other funding sources (match) and amounts: Fundina Source (match) City of Marathon Amounts $5,000.00 Timeframe for project start/completion (if a multi -year project please explain): Project can be completed in approximately 45 days from the date Public Works receives Notice to Proceed. *Requests for funding for revenue generating infrastructure must include an explanation of unmet costs, including fiscal analysis documentation (such as a current annual financial report). V1-REVISED 2/17/2012 PAGE 2 CITY OF MARATHON. FLORIDA 9805 Overseas Highway, Marathon, Florida 33050 Phone: (305) 743-0033 Fax: (305) 743-3667 www.ci.marathon.fl.us Aviation (Dodge Lake) Site Plan QUITCLAIM DEED THIS DEED, made this 00M day of _ , 2000, by the Board of County Commissioners of Monroe County, a political subdivision of the State of Florida and party of the first part, to the City of Marathon, a municipality incorporated in the State of Florida and party of the second part, whose address is PO Box 500430, Marathon, FL 33050. WITNESSETH that the said party of the first part, for and in consideration of the assumption of jurisdiction and responsibility over the property conveyed herein does hereby remise, release and quitclaim unto the said party of the second part forever, all the right, title, interest, claim and demand which the said party has in and to the following described real property lying and being in Monroe County, Florida, to wit: Aviation Boulevard boat ramp currently considered lying in the new municipality of the City of Marathon as described on Exhibit "A" attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the same together with all and singular the appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise pertaining, and all the estate, right, title, interest, lien, equity and claim whatsoever of the said first party, either in law or equity, to the proper use, benefit and behoof of the said second party forever. IN WITNESS WHEREOF the said party of the first part has caused these presents to be its name by its Board of County Commissioners acting as the Mayor of said Board, the WN L. KOWAGE, Clerk rk MONROE COUNTY OPPICIAL RECORDS This Instrument prepared by: Rob N. Wolfe, FBN 309370 Assistant County Attorney 502 Whitehead Street - 3rd Floor Key West, FL 33040 BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA Bv,� J 9 } , v l _ . \,Mayor/Chairman — �xLE #� 2 2 4 7 4 5 l3K# I E; AG#4 4 0 RCD Mae 15 2001 02e12pM DANNY L KOLHAGN, CLERK jdconcomquitABramp 0 10 O R S D Doc S T A_.1---- D'9 P C -LK 03/15/2001 LEGAL DESCRIPTION AVIATION BOULEVARD BOAT RAMP FILE #1224745 Bit#1 6 8 2 PG#4 4 1 COMMENCING at the intersection of the Sly R/W line of Aviation Blvd. with the centerline of Harbor Drive, as shown on the Master Plat of NORTH MARATHON SHORES, a subdivision in Gov. Lot 1, Sec. 2, and Gov. Lot 2, Sec. 1, T. 66 S., R. 32 E., Monroe County, Key Vaccas, Florida, as recorded in Plat Book 2, Page 170, Public Records of Monroe County, Florida; thence N 24° 54' 40" W along said centerline of Harbor Drive, 175.62 feet to a point; thence S 65° 05' 20" W, 25.00 feet to appoint being also the SE corner of Lot 1, Block S of Part "B" of Master, Plat of NORTH MARATHON SHORES, as recorded in Plat Book 3, Page 32, Public Records of Monroe County, Florida; thence continuing S 65° 05' 20" W 17.96 feet; thence S 04° 06' 00" E, 28.41 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING of the land herein described; thence S 04° 06' 00" E 100.00 feet to the N'ly R/W line of said Aviation Blvd; thence N 67° 51' 00" E, along said N'ly R/W line of Aviation Blvd., 63.50 feet to the W.ly R/W line of said Harbor Drive; thence N 24° 54, 40" W, along said W'ly R/W line of Harbor Drive 100.00 feet; thence run S 650 05' 20" back to the POINT OF BEGINNING. MONROE COUNTY OFFICIAL RECORDS EXHIBIT A CITY OF MARATHON, FLORIDA 9805 Overseas Highway, Marathon, Florida 33050 Phone: (305) 743-0033 Fax: (305) 743-3667 www.ci.marathon.fl.us Aviation (Dodge Lake) Design Plan F=Y" CITY OF MARATHON, FLORIDA 9805 Overseas Highway, Marathon, Florida 33050 Phone: (305) 743-0033 Fax: (305) 743-3667 www.ci.marathon.fl.us Aviation (Dodge Lake) Engineer's Estimate Item Unit Quantity Amount Total Mobilization LS 1.00 $250.00 $250.00 MOT LS 1.00 $250.00 $250.00 Removal of Asphalt SY 100.00 $12.00 $1,200.00 Re -work Existing Base SY 520.00 $15.00 $7,800.00 2" Asphalt SY 520.00 $18.00 $9,360.00 Dock Repair LS 1.00 $2,000.00 $2,000.00 Install Rub Rail LF 75.00 $45.00 $3,375.00 Install Cleats EA 9.00 $30.00 $270.00 New signs a LS 1.00 $800.00 $800.00 Striping LS 1.00 $400.00 $400.00 Contingency LS 1.001 $3,855.75 $3,855.75 Total: $2.9,560.75 CITY OF MARATHON. FLORIDA 9805 Overseas Highway, Marathon, Florida 33050 Phone: (305) 743-0033 Fax: (305) 743-3667 www.cl.marathon.fl.us Aviation (Dodge Lake) Photos .` \. IT . . \ © . \ - ~§ , islamorac" 'VilCage of IsCands April 1, 2013 Richard Jones Senior Administrator Monroe County Marine Resources Office 2798 Overseas Highway, Suite 420 Marathon, FL 33050 RE: Municipality Funding Request Form for Monroe County Boating Improvement Funds Islamorada Regulatory Buoy Maintenance Program — FY 13/14 Dear Mr. Jones: On behalf of Islamorada, Village of Islands, I am pleased to transmit the enclosed Monroe County Boating Improvement Funds request for reimbursement of anticipated expenditures related to Islamorada, Village of Islands' FY 13/14 regulatory buoy maintenance program. Thank you for your consideration and continued support. If you have any questions or require additional information, please contact me at (305) 664-6412, or via e-mail at: ariana.lawsonO,islamorada.fl.us. Respectfully, Ariana S. Lawson Village Clerk / Procurement & Grants Administrator Enclosure Cc: Ed Koconis — Village Manager, Islamorada, Village of Islands Maria Aguilar — Finance & Administration Director, Islamorada, Village of Islands John Sutter — Parks & Recreation and Public Works Director, Islamorada, Village of Islands Shane Strause — PYH Marina Manager, Islamorada, Village of Islands 86800 Overseas Highway, Third Floor, Islamorada, FL 33036 Phone:305-664-6450 Fax:305-664-6465 www.islamorada.fl.us MUNICIPALITY FUNDING REQUEST FORM FOR USE OF MONROE COUNTY BOATING IMPROVEMENT FUNDS Request Forms must be submitted by April 1st for funding consideration for the following fiscal year. Please complete the following as thoroughly as possible. If you have any questions please call the Monroe County Marine Resources Office at 289-2805 for assistance. I- APPLICANT INFORMATION Municl alit : Islamorada, Village of Islands Project Ariana Lawson, Village Clerk / Procurement & Grants Administrator Manager: Phone: (305) 664-6450 Email: ariana.lawson@islamorada.fl.us II- PROJECT SUMMARY Project Title: Islamorada Regulatory Buoy Maintenance Program - FY 13/14 Project description and purpose (explain the community need and project merit): Islamorada, Village of Islands' boundaries extend from Tavernier Creek Bridge at MM 90.9 south to the Channel Two Bridge at MM 72.6, and include Plantation Key, Windley Key, and Upper and Lower Matecumbe Keys. Nicknamed the "Sportfishing Capital of the World", the waters of Islamorada, Village of Islands (the "Village") are heavily trafficked by recreational boaters, fishermen and personal watercraft. To aid in boater navigation and facilitate preservation of nearshore waters, flats and reefs, the Village has operated a Buoy Maintenance Program since 2004, maintaining a Florida Uniform Waterway Marker compliant system of 120 navigational buoys and a series of fixed regulatory, recreational and informational markers within the Village's 1200' off -shore jurisdiction in the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico. The Village experiences frequent losses and damages to its buoy system as the result of routinely heavy boat traffic, environmental wear, seasonal storm activity, and occasional theft. Under Florida law, and pursuant to Village Ordinance 03-10, the Village is responsible for responding to reports of damaged or missing buoys and markers. Subsequently, the Village has retained marine contractors to regularly inspect the buoys and markers to ensure operational continuity of the system and, therefore, the safety of the public and the environment. To assist with anticipated program maintenance costs in FY 13/14, the Village requests Monroe County reimburse the Village $20,000 in Boating Improvement Funds for costs expended in the upcoming fiscal year. Based on prior years' expenditures and FY 13/14 program goals of increased site visitation, permitting additional buoy locations, and continued distribution of educational materials, the Village's total Buoy Maintenance Program costs for FY 13/14 are estimated to be $25,000. If awarded, the Village will provide $5,000 cash match toward program costs from its FY 13/14 Public Works budget. Funded program work would include: 1) labor for certified divers to visit buoy locations, inspecting, cleaning, repairing and replacing buoys and anchoring materials as needed; 2) supplies for replacement buoys, anchor assembly lines, property identification and numbering decals; 3) labor and supplies for buoy installations at newly permitted locations as the need arises; and 4) printing and distribution of educational materials advising boaters about safety issues and waterway marker information. V1- REVISED 2/17/2012 PAGE 1 MUNICIPALITY FUNDING REQUEST FORM FOR USE OF MONROE COUNTY BOATING IMPROVEMENT FUNDS PROJECT DETAILS Total estimated project cost (attach $25,000.00 cost estimates) Is project site Is project a new occurring entirely No capital on city owned improvement? prgPerty? Funding amount $20,000.00 requested Does project No include revenue No generating infrastructure? Description of how project may promote public water access: Islamorada's Buoy Maintenance Program utilizes 120 highly visible shallow -draft buoys marked with GPS identifier to determine position and safe courses of navigation, warn of dangers and obstructions to navigation, and alert boaters and operators of various Federal, State, and local regulations. Safer than fixed signs, buoys reduce the severity of boater/sign collisions and are less expensive to erect and maintain. The buoys are ideal for the low -energy environment surrounding Islamorada, where boaters must remain vigilant of manatees and sea turtles year-round. To promote safe boating practices and protection of the Village's fragile seagrass beds and manatee and sea turtle populations, all buoys exhibit the reminder: "IDLE SPEED NO WAKE 300' FROM SHORE". For boating visitors unfamiliar with the area, the Village also distributes educational brochures and rack cards to increase public safety awareness and knowledge of local boating issues. Status of project (is the project designed/permitted if applicable?) The applicant will provide any pertinent documentation to assist with the review and evaluation of the funding request such as site plans (verifying property ownership), design plans, permits, etc. In compliance with Florida Administrative Code, and Village Ordinance 03-10, Islamorada's current waterway marker plan was reviewed and approved by the Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission's Office of Boating Safety & Waterway Management in December 2008. The attached FWCC Permit No. 04-018 lists the statewide marker identification numbers, latitude/longitude, and sign verbiage for each of the 120 approved regulatory buoys in the system. List other funding sources (match) and amounts: Funding Source (match) Amounts Operating Budget: Public Works Maintenance Contracts $5,000.00 Timeframe for project start/completion (if a multi -year project please explain): This funding request is for FY 13/14, commencing October 1, 2013 and ending September 30, 2014. *Requests for funding for revenue generating infrastructure must include an explanation of unmet costs, including fiscal analysis documentation (such as a current annual financial report). V1- REVISED 2/17/2012 PAGE 2 Islamorada Buoy Maintenance Program sign at Anne's Beach, MM 73.5 oceanside, Islamorada. Islamorada Buoy Maintenance Program sign at Plantation Yacht Harbor Marina in Founders Park, MM 87 bayside, Islamorada. Informational stock cards distributed by Islamorada, Village of Islands' public Plantation Yacht Harbor. ISLAMORADA VILLAGE OF ISLANDS BUOY MAINTENANCE PROGRAM IDLE SPEED 300 FT F M SHARE Ng.WAk� RETURN STRAY BUOYS TO ISLAMORAU PUBLIC WORKS DEn (305)852-6933 r t BUOY mant 'b s,i, • progrmn nes beep M�a'o m past byteeFin= Fgh 9W wime eaW nWm oa mMa n. F udw 808MB anprv-T- t Plow— D n ED 00 F S H" E This zone applies to all boats apd vessels including air boats and PWUet ski EstaapGma todoslbsbotesimpulsa- doscornmotor Idle speed means the slowest speed needed to maintain steerage and forward motion Idle Speed - Minima velocidad no hecerolas Call the Islamorada Public Works Dept at (305) 852-6933 to report sbY buoys Llarnaral0 !305j 852-6933 para reportarboft dafiadasoperdrdas Educational brochures distributed by Islamorada, Village of Islands' public Plantation Yacht Harbor. ON THL m to R �1 ISUAMORADA Id dmoer iela Poles parrs and Jirlsdletim Into de Hdtl nettrs tdpstw.l w foe vtlAdshrd eatpowd IHeFes grad TvmM W Cc -cis t.uthm Chsrlwl Tom MON. 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T A let = =-7- ; = J Y1i 1 rrp1.. 9/4/2009 Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission Florida Uniform Waterway Marker Project Data Verification Office of Boating Safety & Waterway Management FWCC File No.: 04-018 Project Name: 04-018 VILLAGE OF ISLAMORADA Date Submitted: 1/1/2004 Waterway(s): ATLANTIC OCEAN Status: APPROVED Date Approved: 12/17/2008 GULF OF MEXICO Intercoastal Waterway: N Class: BOATING SAFETY Markers Verified: No Applicant: VILLAGE OF ISLAMORADA Contact: ZULLY HEMEYER Person Responsible For Maintenance: UNKNOWN ISLAMORADA, VILLAGE OF ISLANDS POST OFFICE BOX 568 ISLAMORADA, FL 33036- E-mail Address: zully.hemeyer@islamorada.fl.us Phone: (305)664-6427 Ext: Fax:(305)853-S357 Suncom: BERNIE LAPIRA VILLAGE MANAGER 87000 OVERSEAS HIGHWAY POST OFFICE BOX 33036 ISLAMORADA, FL 33036- E-mail Address: bernie.lapira@islamorada.fLus Phone: (305)664-2345 Ext: Fax:(305)853-5357 Suncom: County(s): MONROE Local Governmental Action Establishing Boating Restricted Area: Ordinance #: 03-10 Date: Rule #: Date: Other Agency Permits/Aooroval• Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission: Y United States Coast Guard (USCG): Y Army Corps of Engineers (USCOE): Y FI Dept of Environmental Protection (DEP): Y Markers Seq/Id/Ver Latitude Longitude Site Location Mount Code Direction Symbol Waterway 1/17040 25 00.22836N 080 32.41002W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY ATLANTIC OCEAN Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 2117041 25 00.26670N 080 32.52330W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY ATLANTIC OCEAN Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 3/17042 25 00.25332N 080 32.62332W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY ATLANTIC OCEAN Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 4/17043 25 00.15168N 080 32.65500W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY ATLANTIC OCEAN Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 5/17044 25 00.04668N 080 32.68332W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY ATLANTIC OCEAN Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 6/17045 24 59.94828N 080 32.71332W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY ATLANTIC OCEAN Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 7/17046 24 59.44998N 080 33.17160W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY ATLANTIC OCEAN Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 8/17047 24 59.35998N 080 33.19830W OCEAN/GULF Water Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 9/17048 24 S9.30502N 080 33.15828W OCEAN/GULF Water Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 10/17049 24 59.23662N 080 33.10662W OCEAN/GULF Water Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 11/17050 24 59.17002N 080 33.14160W OCEAN/GULF Water Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 12/17051 24 59.07828N 080 33.18660W OCEAN/GULF Water Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 13/17052 24 58.98162N 080 33.23160W OCEAN/GULF Water Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 14/17053 24 58.91658N 080 33.28002W OCEAN/GULF Water Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE BUOY ATLANTIC OCEAN BUOY ATLANTIC OCEAN BUOY ATLANTIC OCEAN BUOY ATLANTIC OCEAN BUOY ATLANTIC OCEAN BUOY ATLANTIC OCEAN BUOY ATLANTIC OCEAN 15/17054 24 58.83162N 080 33.37002W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY ATLANTIC OCEAN Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 16/170SS 24 58.73502N 080 33.47328W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY ATLANTIC OCEAN Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 17/17056 24 58.6233ON 080 33.44658W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY ATLANTIC OCEAN Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 18/17057 24 58.51500N 080 33.43830W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY ATLANTIC OCEAN Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 19/17058 24 58.42332N 080 33.47658W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY ATLANTIC OCEAN Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 20/17059 24 58.33998N 080 33.52830W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY ATLANTIC OCEAN Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 21/17060 24 58.29000N 080 33.62658W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY ATLANTIC OCEAN Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 22/17061 24 58.25502N 080 33.72660W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY ATLANTIC OCEAN Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 23/17062 24 58.26330N 080 33.84000W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY ATLANTIC OCEAN Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 24/17063 24 58.17162N 080 33.92658W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY ATLANTIC OCEAN Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 25/17064 24 58.08330N 080 33.98658W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY ATLANTIC OCEAN Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 26/17065 24 58.01658N 080 34.08660W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY ATLANTIC OCEAN Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 27/17066 24 57.96498N 080 34.21500W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY ATLANTIC OCEAN Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 28/17067 24 57.83832N 080 34.26330W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 29/17068 24 57.78330N 080 34.34328W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 30/17069 24 57.79158N 080 35.14158W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 31/17070 24 57.76002N 080 35.18502W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 32/17071 24 57.72000N 080 35.23002W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 33/17072 24 57.75498N 080 3S.26158W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 34/17073 24 57.78828N 080 35.29158W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage. IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 35/17074 24 S6.08830N 080 37.31328W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 36/17087 24 56.01828N 080 37.36332W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 37/17088 24 SS.94658N 080 37.43160W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 38/17089 24 55.87998N 080 37.48332W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 39/17090 24 55.81332N 080 37.54998W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 40/17091 24 55.75002N 080 37.62660W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 41/17092 24 5S.68660N 080 37.68162W OCEAN/GULF Water Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 42/17093 24 S5.61328N 080 37.73832W OCEAN/GULF Water Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE BUOY BUOY ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 43/17094 24 55.54158N 080 37.80498W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 44/17095 24 55.54002N 080 37.89498W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 45/17096 24 55.48662N 080 37.97160W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100'FROM SHORE 46/17097 24 55.36662N 080 38.07828W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 47/17098 24 55.29162N 080 38.07828W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 48/17099 24 55.24830N 080 38.15160W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 49/17100 24 54.04332N 080 38.37000W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 50/17101 24 54.96828N 080 38.46162W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 51/17102 24 54.87330N 080 38.57658W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 52/17103 24 54.82830N 080 38.70330W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 53/17104 24 52.44498N 080 42.31002W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 54/17105 24 52.35000N 080 42.33330W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 55/17106 24 52.29660N 080 42.42828W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 56/17107 24 52.26498N 080 42.52998W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 57/17108 24 52.24332N 080 42.64998W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 58/17109 24 52.14000N 080 42.70158W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 59/17110 24 52.07658N 080 42.78000W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN 60/17111 24 52.01502N 080 42.87000W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 61/17112 24 51.97332N 080 42.97002W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 62/17113 24 51.90498N 080 43.06158W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 63/17114 24 51.81660N 080 43.10160W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 64/17115 24 51.77502N 080 43.20330W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 65/17116 24 51.83658N 080 43.31502W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 66/17117 24 51.98160N 080 43.46160W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 67/17118 24 52.04832N 080 43.58832W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 68/17119 24 52.01658N 080 43.70160W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 69/17120 24 51.98160N 080 43.81830W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 70/17121 24 51.93828N 080 43.92330W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 71/17122 24 51.88662N 080 44.0316OW OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 72/17123 24 51.81162N 080 44.10498W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 73/17124 24 51.72330N 080 44.16162W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 74/17125 24 51.66000N 080 44.22330W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 75/17126 24 51.49500N 080 44.37498W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 76/17127 24 51.43500N 080 44.43000W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN 77/17128 24 51.36828N O80 44.44662W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100'FROM SHORE 78/17129 24 51.30330N 080 44.46498W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 79/17130 24 51.22830N O80 44.48328W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 80/17131 24 51.19500N 080 44.50002W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 81/17132 24 51.13500N 080 44.49660W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 82/17133 24 51.08502N 080 44.47002W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 83/17134 24 51.03828N 080 44.43000W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 84/17135 24 51.03828N 080 44.43000W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 85/17136 24 51.81000N 080 42.59832W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 86/17137 24 51.90498N 080 42.48660W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 87/17138 24 51.97662N 080 42.34158W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 88/17139 24 52.06500N 080 42.15330W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 89/17140 24 52.16160N 080 42.04500W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 90/17141 24 54.65832N 080 38.19828W OCEAN/GULF Water Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 91/17142 24 54.73332N 080 38.09502W OCEAN/GULF Water Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 92/17143 24 54.81828N 080 37.98828W OCEAN/GULF Water Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE BUOY BUOY BUOY 93/17144 24 55.23498N 080 37.62660W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 94/17145 24 55.23498N 080 37.56162W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 95/17146 24 55.32660N 080 37.46658W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 96/17147 24 55.42500N 080 37.33998W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 97/17148 24 55.51998N 080 37.22658W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 98/17149 24 55.62000N 080 37.12500W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 99/17150 24 55.70328N 080 37.04832W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 100/17151 24 55.80660N 080 36.97332W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY Sign Verbiage: IDLE SPEED NO WAKE Additional Sign Verbiage: 100' FROM SHORE 101/17152 24 57.90330N 080 34.15158W OCEAN/GULF Water BUOY 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ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN RESOLUTION NO. o8o -2012 A RESOLUTION OF THE MONROE COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS RESCINDING RESOLUTION NO. 371-2011 AND ESTABLISHING POLICY FOR THE EXPENDITURE OF BOATING IMPROVEMENT FUNDS AND PROCEDURES FOR THE AWARD OF BOATING IMPROVEMENT FUNDS TO THE MUNICPALITIES WITHIN MONROE COUNTY. WHEREAS, moneys from vessel registration fees designated for the use of the counties is distributed by the tax collector to the Board of County Commissioners, pursuant to F.S. 328.72, hereafter referred to as State Boating Improvement Funds; and WHEREAS, State Boating Improvement Funds are for the sole purposes of providing recreational channel marking and other uniform waterway markers, public boat ramps, lifts, and hoists, marine railways, and other public launching facilities, derelict vessel removal, and removal of vessels and floating structures deemed a hazard to public safety and health for failure to comply with F.S.327.53; and WHEREAS, State Boating Improvement Fund revenues provide approximately $250,000 annually; and WHEREAS, the County approved Ordinance No.034-2002 to impose an annual registration fee on vessels registered, operated, or stored in the water within its jurisdiction pursuant to F.S.328.66, hereafter referred to as County Boating Improvement Funds; and WHEREAS, County Boating Improvement Funds shall be expended for the patrol, regulation, and maintenance of the lakes, rivers, and waters and for other boating - related activities of municipalities or counties; and WHEREAS, County Boating Improvement Fund revenues provide approximately $400,000 annually; and WHEREAS, State and County Boating Improvement Funds are utilized by the County for County channel marker and boat ramp maintenance, derelict vessel removals, pumpout program costs, and other boating and waterway related projects Keys -wide; and WHEREAS, the County may provide Boating Improvement Fund dollars to the various municipalities for boating and waterway projects in accordance with the allowed uses described in F.S.327.53 and F.S.328.66; and WHEREAS, the County approved Resolution No.371-2011 which established criteria for the general use of Boating Improvement Funds and procedures for the reimbursement of Boating Improvement Funds to the municipalities; and WHEREAS, the County desires to revise the policy established by Resolution No.371-2011, refining the purpose of reimbursement funding to the municipalities from Boating Improvement Funds, establishing funding request submission procedures, and providing for a selection process for the award of reimbursement funding; NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA THAT: Section 1. Resolution No.371-2011 is hereby rescinded. Section 2. The Monroe County Board of County Commissioners shall expend State and County Boating Improvement Funds only for County boating and waterway related projects, and municipal boating and waterway related projects in the form of reimbursement funding, in accordance with the allowed uses of Boating Improvement Funds as described in F.S. 328.72 and F.S. 328.66. Section 3. The Monroe County Board of County Commissioners and municipalities within Monroe County shall only perform boating and waterway related projects that serve the general boating public. Section 4. The Monroe County Board of County Commissioners may provide reimbursement funding from Boating Improvement Funds to the various municipalities for the purpose of providing for repair and maintenance of existing infrastructure, as well as for capital improvement projects. The following procedures are established: Funding Requests. Reimbursement funding requests shall be received by the County no later than April 1 of the fiscal year for funding from the upcoming fiscal year. Funding request forms will be available accompanied by guidelines including the following criteria: 1- Projects for consideration must occur over public upland or public bay bottom. 2- Funding shall not be provided for projects previously completed. 3- Requests for repair and maintenance funding for projects involving revenue producing infrastructure (such as, but not limited to, mooring fields or marinas or fee generating boat ramps) which should be completely self -funding are discouraged. Requests for project funding for revenue producing infrastructure shall include evidence and written analysis by the applicant of unmet costs, such as a current annual financial report, indicating total revenue, total expenses, and unmet availability of funds for repairs and maintenance. Boater Improvement Funds should not be used to simply supplant repair and maintenance funding. 4- Requests for new improvement funding for projects that may involve future revenue producing infrastructure should include a fiscal analysis and assurance from the municipality that the improvement will be self - supportive and include operating and maintenance funding for future needs. 5- Project Selection. Municipality funding request forms received shall be reviewed by County Growth Management staff (Staff) after April 1 of the fiscal year. Staff shall score each funding request and make selection recommendations based on community need, project merit, and funding availability. Staff recommendations may include awarding all of, or a portion of the amount requested. Staff shall provide funding requests and selection recommendations to the BOCC by June of each fiscal year. The BOCC shall evaluate the staffs recommendations and provide Board approval in ranking order, based on funding availability. 6- Funding Awards. After the Board approved projects are known, each applicant shall enter into an Inter -local Agreement (ILA) with the County indicating the municipality shall expend the funds and show evidence of expenditures, prior to reimbursement. PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of County Commissioners of Monroe County, Florida at a regular meeting held on the 15th day of February, 2012. Mayor David Rice Yes Mayor Pro Tem Kim Wigington Yes Commissioner Heather Carruthers Yes Commissioner George Neugent Yes Commissioner Sylvia J. Murphy Yes BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF MONROE CO00TY, F ORIDA BY: Mayor David Ri STY L. KOLHAGE, CLERK Deputy Clerk MONROE LINTY ATTORNEY �„Af PR VE AS TQ FORM oats: - N -'1 rn o rn - •:_�y o un :