HomeMy WebLinkAboutIRC - Supplement No. 153 - Vol. I & II - Nov. 2025 SUPPLEMENT NO. 153
VOLUMES I AND II
November 2025
CODE OF ORDINANCES
County of
INDIAN RIVER,FLORIDA
Looseleaf Supplement
This Supplement contains all ordinances deemed advisable to be included at this time
through:
Ordinance No.2025-014,enacted September 23,2025.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS—VOLUME I
Page
Current Officials of County (2020) . . . . . . . . . .. "'
Officials of the County at the Time of this Codification. . . . . . . . v
Preface. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . vii
Checklist of Up-to-Date Pages . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [1]
Supplement History Table . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . .. . . . . . . . . . SH:1
Title
I. The Code, County Organization, and Internal Procedures —. I/1
Ch. 100. General Provisions . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . 100/1
Ch. 101. Government Organization. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 101/1
Ch. 102. Board of County Commissioners; Meetings
and Procedures. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102/1
Ch. 103. Commissions and Boards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 103/1
Pt. I. In General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 103/1
Pt. II. Children's Services Advisory Committee. . . 103/8
Ch. 104. Human Resources . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 104/1
Ch. 105. Purchasing. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 105/1
Ch. 106. Real Property Disposition Procedures. . . . . . . 106/1
II. Taxes, Utilities and Special Districts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IUl
Ch. 200. Municipal Service Taxing or Benefit Unit . . 200/1
Pt. I. Streetlighting. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 200/1
Pt. II. Additional Services. . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . .. . . . . . 200/3
Pt. III. Stormwater. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 200/3
Ch. 201. County Water and Sewer Services . . . . . . . a . 201/1
Pt. I. In General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . 201/1
Pt. II. Regulation of Franchises . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .. 201/18
Pt. III. The Indian River County Industrial
Pretreatment Regulations Ordinance , . . . . 201/19
Ch. 202. Reclaimed Water Regulations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 202/1
Ch. 204. Solid Waste Disposal . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 204/1
Pt. I. General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 204/1
Pt. II. Solid Waste Disposal District . . . . . . . . . . . . . 204/13
Ch. 205. Parks and Recreation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 205/1
Ch. 206. Special Assessments. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . 206/1
Pt. I. General Provisions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 206/1
Pt. II. Service Assessments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 206/7
Pt. III. Capital Assessments . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 206/12
Pt. IV. Collection and Use of Assessments. . . . . .. . 206/15
Ch. 207. Local Business Tax Receipts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 207/1
Ch. 208. Indian River County Emergency Services
District .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 208/1
Pt. I. General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . a . . . . . . . 208/1
Pt. II. District Fire Code. . . . . . . . .. . . . .. . 208/2
Ch. 209. Local Option Gas Tax. . . . . . .. . . . 209/1
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Ch. 210. Tourist Development Tax . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 210/1
Ch. 211. Levy on Sale of Electrical Energy. . . . . . . . . . . 211/1
Ch. 212. Cablevision . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 212/1
Ch. 213. Property Tax reduction for Construction or
Reconstruction to House Elderly Parent(s) or
Grandparent(s) of Owner(s) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 213/1
Ch. 214. State Road 60 Interest Share Fee Ordinance 214/1
CH. 215. Indian River County Local Provider Participa-
tion Fund. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 215/1
III. Police Power Ordinances . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . III/1
Ch. 300. Alcoholic Beverages. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 300/1
Ch. 301. False Alarms. . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . .„ . . . . . . . . . . 301/1
Pt. I. False Fire Alarms. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 301/1
Pt. 11. False Alarms—Law Enforcement. . . . . . . . . . 301/3
Ch. 302. Animal Control and Kennel Regulations . . . . 302/1
Pt. I. Animal Control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 302/1
Ch. 303. Environmental Health and Sanitation . . . . . . 303/1
Pt. I. Environmental Control Board . . . . . . . . . . . . . 303/1
Pt. 11. Health and Sanitation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 303/1
Pt. III. Pollutant Interceptors and Grease Traps . 303/2
Pt. IV Electrical Transmission Lines . . . . . . . . . . . . 303/5
Pt. V. Demolition Approval. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 303/6
Ch. 304. Life Support Services. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 304/1
Pt. I. Life Support Services . .. . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . 304/1
Pt. II. Reserved . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . . . . . . a . , . 304/6
Ch. 305. Court Costs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 305/1
Ch. 306. Miscellaneous Offenses and Programs . .. . . . 306/1
Ch. 307. Traffic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 307/1
Ch. 308. Indian River County Local Housing Assistance
Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . 308/1
Pt. 1. In General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 308/1
Pt. II. Indian River County Neighborhood Stabiliza-
tion Program Acquisition, Rehabilitation,
and Sale Procedures and Standards. , . . . . , 308/4
Ch. 309. Fair Housing. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . a . . , . ,. . . . 309/1
Ch. 310. Sales and Solicitation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 310/1
Pt. I. Handbills. . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 310/1
Ch. 312. Rights-of-Way . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . 312/1
Pt. I. [In General] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . 312/1
Pt. II. Grant of Electric Franchise to Florida Power
and Light Company . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 312/17
Pt. III. Requirement of Franchise for Natural Gas
Utility. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 312/20
Ch. 313. Merchandising and Sale of Tobacco Products
and Merchandising,Sale and Use of Electronic
Cigarettes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . 313/1
Art. I. In General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 313/1
Art. H. Electronic Cigarettes. . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . 313/2
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Ch. 314. Title Loan Regulations. . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 314/1
Ch. 315. Pain Management Clinics and Controlled
Substances. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 315/1
Ch. 316. Fertilizer and Landscape Management. . . . . . 316/1
Ch. 317. Oil and Gas Well Stimulation Prohibited. . . . 317/1
Ch. 318. Illicit Stormwater Discharge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 318/1
Ch. 319. Landscape Irrigation . .. . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . 319/1
IV. Contractor and Building Regulations . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . .. IV/1
Ch. 400. Regulation of Contractors. . . . . . . . . . . . . . — — 400/1
Pt. I. General Conditions . . . . . . .. . . . .. . . . .. . . . . . 400/1
Pt. II. Construction Contractors and Inspectors . . 400/4
Pt. III. Electrical Contractors and Inspectors. . . . . 400/5
Pt. IV. Plumbing Contractors and Inspectors . . . 400/6
Ch. 401. Building Codes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . — — 401/1
Pt. I. Standard Codes Generally. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . 401/1
Pt. II. Amendments to FBC . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . 401/3
Pt. III. Reserved . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 401/5
Ch. 402. Coastal Construction Code . . . . . . .. .. . .. . . . . 402/1
Ch. 403. Property Maintenance Code— . . . . . . . . . 403/1
Code Comparative Table. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . CCT/1
Volume I Index . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . ., . . . . , . . . . . . . . . .. w . . . . . . . . IX/1
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Date Included/
Ord. No. Adopted (knitted Supp. No.
2023-010 6-20-23 Omitted 148
mm 2023-011 mmm.�_........ m 6-20-23 Omitted .. 148
2023-012 8-29-23 Included 148
2023-013 9-26-23 Included 148
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2023-014 10-17-23 Included 149
2023-015.....r 10-31-23.... Omitte... -
d 149
2023-016 10-31-23 Included 149
.... --.... _..................
2023-017 12- 5-23 Omitted 149
2023-018 12-12-23 Included 149
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2023-019 12-12-23 Included 149
- ---------......................................................
2024-001 1-23-24 Omitted 149
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2024-002 1-23-24 Omitted 149
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2024-003 2- 6-24 Omitted 149
2024-004 ._..._....,._ 2- 6-24 Omitted 149
2024-005 2-20-..2.4 .......................Included.
149
2024-006 3-19-24 Included 149
23-24 Omitted 149
......... - _.... —
2024-008 8 20 24 Omitted 150
2024-009 .......�- .....,. — — -
8 20-24 Omitted 150
.... ......... -
2024-010 11-19-24 Included 150
2024-011 12- 3-24 Included 150
2024-012 12-17-24 Omitted -..............._....1.50
- ..........,..... .a......
2024-013 12-17-24 Omitted _........................-....1.5 �...,..,..,....,..
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2024-014 12-17-24 Omitted 150
2024-015 12-17-24 Omitted 150
2025-001 1-14-25 Included
_ .,.,.,
chided 150
2025-002 1-14-25 Omitted 150
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Included _ 150
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2025-012 8 . -...... _
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2025-013 9-23-25 Included 153
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PURCHASING § 105.03
CHAPTER 105. PURCHASING* administrator certifies that a true emergency
exists, and details of the purchase or contract
Sec. 105.02.. Procurement manual.
Sec. 105.0 Purchasing authority. and the circumstances relating to it are provided
Sec. 105.03. Bid procedures. to the commission for review and ratification.
Sec. 105.04. Professional services.
Sec. 105.05. Purchase of real property. (c) Procurement manager.Any county purchase
Sec. 105.06. Disclosure of relationships. of supplies, material, equipment, or services
Sec. 105.07. Waiver of sovereign immunity in contracts. costing less than one hundred thousand dollars
Sec. 105.08. Environmentally preferred procurement ($100,000.00) may be approved by the procure-
policy. ment manager or his/her designee. The procure-
ment manager is also authorized to approve and
Section 105.01. Purchasing authority. utilize the cooperative and piggyback procure-
(a) County commission. Any county purchase ment methods with no limit, after taking such
of supplies, material, equipment, or services action has deemed necessary to validate the
costing more than two hundred thousand dollars procurement method and obtain the best price
($200,000.00) shall be approved by the county for the county.
commission. All contracts approved by the county (Ord. No. 2025-013, § 2, 9-23-25)
commission shall be signed by the chairman, the
clerk,and the county administrator,and approved Section 105.02. Procurement manual.
as to form and legal sufficiency by the county
attorney. Any purported contract not so executed The procurement manager shall prepare a
shall be void ab initio and shall have no force and procurement manual to outline the require-
effect whatsoever. The county commission may ments and procedures for the county to follow to
enter into contracts under this paragraph based maintain and ensure fair and competitive purchas-
on the recommendations of the county administra- ing. The procurement manual shall be approved
tor, bidding procedures, or other methods that by resolution of the county commission. To the
the commission determines are in the best inter- extent not inconsistent with this Code, the
est of the county. In addition,the county commis- procurement manual is hereby incorporated
sion may direct the county administrator to take herein.
several bids and negotiate with these bidders to (Ord. No. 2025-013, § 2, 9-23-25)
obtain an offer that is more advantageous to the
county. Section 105.03. Bid procedures.
(b) County administrator.Any county purchase (a) Bid not required. Nothing in this chapter
of supplies, material, equipment, or services shall be construed as requiring the county to go
costing less than two hundred thousand dollars out for bids,or,if bids are invited,that the lowest
($200,000.00) may be approved by the county bidder be selected; provided, however, that it is
administrator or his/her designee. If any recognized that on certain projects and services
emergency exists, the county administrator may the Florida Statutes specifically require bidding.
authorize necessary purchases or contracts exceed-
ing this amount, provided that the county (b) Rejection of bids. The county commission
Ch. 0 1055.,., § 2, adopted Sept.§§ 105.01-105.08, shall have the authority to reject any or all bids,
23, 2025, repealed the former Ch.
*Editor's note-Ord. No. parts of any or all bids, or any or all bids for any
and enacted a new Ch. 105, §§ 105.01-105.08 as set out one (1) or more supplies or contractual services
herein. The former Ch. 105 pertained to similar subject included in the proposed contract, when the
matter and derived from Ord. No. 90-24, § 1, adopted Nov. public interest shall be served thereby. Further,
20,1990;Ord. No. 91-16,§ 1,adopted May 7,1991;Ord. No. after rejection of all bids, the county commission
94-31, § 1, adopted Nov. 22, 1994; Ord. No. 95-14, § 1, may republish for new bids. The county
adopted June 27, 1995; Ord. No. 96-4, § 1, adopted Feb. 6,
1996;Ord. No. 2005-025,§§1,2,adopted Aug. 9,2005;Ord. administrator and procurement manager shall
No. 2008-016, §§ 2, 3, 4, adopted Oct. 7, 2008; Ord. No. have this same authority with respect to bids for
2019-016,§2,adopted July 9,2019. contracts under their purchasing authority.
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(c) Waiver of bidding procedures. The county The disclosure of relationships shall be a
commission may waive or modify the bidding sworn statement made on a county approved
procedure on specific contracts. form.
(Ord. No. 2025-013, § 2, 9-23-25) (Ord. No. 2025-013, § 2, 9-23-25)
Section 105.04. Professional services. Section 105.07. Waiver of sovereign
Public announcement and qualification immunity in contracts.
procedures, competitive selection, and competi- Notwithstanding any specific contractual
tive negotiation for professional services of language to the contrary,in any contract executed
architects, professional engineers, landscape by the chairman of the board of county commis-
architects, or registered land surveyors shall be sioners on behalf of the county, the county shall
as specified in F.S. § 287.055, as applicable, as be bound only by the express written terms of
said section exists or may be amended. the contract as originally written or as expressly
(Ord. No. 2025-013, § 2, 9-23-25) modified by a written document executed by the
chairman. No action or demand for arbitration
Section 105.05. Purchase of real property. shall be commenced against the county based on
an implied covenant within the express written
In addition to statutory methods and procedures terms of the contract or upon a provision implied
for the purchase of real property,the county may by law. Failure of a party to comply with the
acquire real property by bid, negotiated sale, or express written terms of the contract shall act as
exchange. Where appropriate the county shall a bar to any action or arbitration by said party
establish the value of the property by appraisal. against the county. This represents the limits of
(Ord. No. 2025-013, § 2, 9-23-25) waiver of sovereign immunity by the county with
regard to county contracts.
Section 105.06. Disclosure of relation- (Ord. No. 2025-013, § 2, 9-23-25)
ships.
Any entity submitting a bid or proposal or Section 105.8. Environmentally preferred
entering into a contract with the county shall procurement policy.
disclose if any officers are elected officials or The county is committed to the procurement
county employees. In addition, the entity must of products and services that minimize negative
disclose any relationship that may exist between environmental and social impacts and emphasize
the contracting entity and a county commis- long-term values.
sioner or county employee.
Preference shall be given to products and
The relationship with county commissioner or services that have a lesser or reduced effect on
county employee that must be disclosed is as human health and the environment when
follows: compared to other products and services that
Current county commissioner or county serve the same purpose. This comparison may
employee, father, mother, son, daughter, brother, consider raw materials acquisition, production,
sister, uncle, aunt, first cousin, nephew, niece, manufacturing, packaging, distribution, reuse,
husband, wife, father-in-law, mother-in-law, operation,maintenance,or disposal of the product
daughter-in-law,son-in-law,brother-in-law,sister- or service.
in-law, stepfather, stepmother, stepson, (Ord. No. 2025-013, § 2, 9-23-25)
stepdaughter,stepbrother,stepsister,half brother,
half sister, grandparent, or grandchild.
The term "affiliate" includes those officers,
directors, executives, partners, shareholders,
employees, members, and agents who are active
in the management of the entity.
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CHAPTER 400. REGULATION OF the required trade exam and has been issued a
CONTRACTORS competency card or valid letter of reciprocity
from that sponsoring jurisdiction, on behalf of
Part I. General Conditions any city or county situated in the State of
Sec. 400.01. Certificate required. Florida, upon payment of the appropriate fee. A
Sec. 400.02. Permits required. certificate of competency issued by the county
Sec. 400.03. Presumption working for compensation. prior to this requirement to a person without a
Sec. 400.031. Employee-independent contractor. state certificate or one who has not passed the
Sec. 400.04. Fees. Block examination shall remain in effect if such
Sec. 400.05. Insurance required.
Sec. 400.06. Rights under registration. certificate is valid on the effective date of this
Sec. 400.07. Suspension or revocation of registration. title.
Sec. 400.08. Suspension or revocation of registration;
hearing;appeal. (3) When a person meets the requirements
Sec. 400.09. Utility connections prohibited until notice of for issuance of a certificate of competency, that
issuance of certificate of occupancy.
Sec. 400.10. General powers,duties of building official. certificate will remain in force unless revoked
pursuant to section 400.08 of this article or
Part II. Construction Contractors and Inspectors applicable Florida Statutes.
Sec. 400.11. Certificate of occupancy; inspection by (4) The same exemptions from regulation as
building official. set forth in chapter 489 of the Florida Statutes
Sec. 400.12. Notice to correct damage or unsightly
conditions. are also exemptions under the requirements for
a certificate of competency.
Part I11. Electrical Contractors and Inspectors
(5) It shall be unlawful for any person to
Sec_ 400.13. Master, journeymen and apprentice advertise or hold himself out to the public as a
electricians.
Part IV. Plumbing Contractors and Inspectors person engaged in a business regulated by this
chapter unless that person has a valid certificate
Sec. 400.14. Certificate required. of competency or designated as exempt trades
Secs. 400.15—Reserved. issued by the building division and unless the
21. advertisement or sign on the vehicle advertising
the business shall clearly display the correct
PART I. GENERAL CONDITIONS state license number or certificate of competency
number issued by the building department divi-
Section 400.01. Certificate required. sion unless the trade falls under exempt trade
(1) No person shall engage in the business of status.
construction, contracting or subcontracting as (6) A contractor shall hire a subcontractor
regulated by Florida Statutes 489, Florida regulated under this chapter only if that
Administrative Code 61G4-15 or this chapter subcontractor has a valid certificate of competency
without first being state certified or registered, issued by the building division, falls under an
or locally licensed, with a valid certificate of exempt trade or is certified pursuant to Florida
competency issued by the Indian River County Statutes.
Building Department Division or designated as
an exempt trade. State and local licensing (7) Nothing in this chapter shall prevent any
categories, requirements and job scope will be homeowner of an owner-occupied, single family
updated as Florida Statutes are revised. A list of residence from performing any work regulated
contractor license categories including exempt by this article and within the boundaries of his
trades is available in the building division office. residential property,providing such work is done
(2) A certificate of competency may be issued by himself. Such privilege does not convey the
only to the holder of an appropriate valid Florida right to violate any of the provisions of this title,
state certificate or to a person who has passed nor is it to be construed as exemption from
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obtaining a permit and paying the required fees from and is under the supervision and control of
therefore. New construction is limited as provided an employer who regularly deducts the F.I.C.A.
by Florida Statutes. and withholding tax and provides workers'
(8) Any person with an unpaid fine, imposed compensation, all as prescribed by law. In addi-
pursuant to section 103.08 or section 400.08 of tion, it must be shown that a Federal Form 1-9
this Code,shall have permitting privileges revoked has been executed by the employee and employer
until the fine is paid,at which time the suspended prior to the person having started work for the
permitting privileges shall be reinstated by the employer.
building official. (Ord. No. 95-32, § 1, 11-21-95; Ord. No. 2025-
014, § 2, 9-23-25)
Any fine paid in order to continue contracting
during any appeal period shall be refunded if the Section 400.04. Fees.
appellant prevails on appeal. It is the policy of Indian River County that the
No person with an unpaid fine shall be eligible building department division be financed per
to obtain a certificate of competency or renewal Florida Statute 553.80(1) by permit and other
of a certificate of competency, until the fine is related issued fees and fines feasible. Accord-
paid. ingly, fees for the various permits and related
(Ord. No. 91-11,§ 1,3-26-91;Ord. No. 94-16, § 1, inspections are required and shall be established
5-24-94; Ord. No. 95-23, § 1, 9-26-95; Ord. No. by resolution.
2025-014, § 2, 9-23-25) (Ord. No. 91-11, § 1, 3-26-91;Ord. No. 2025-014,
§ 2, 9-23-25)
Section 400.02. Permits required.
A permit shall be obtained from the building Section 400.05. Insurance required.
official before doing any work or construction of (1) Every contractor that is regulated by
any character,whether permanent or temporary, Florida Statutes Chapter 489 or this chapter and
when a permit is required under any of the doing business in Indian River County shall be
technical codes adopted herein. required to maintain at all times with a casualty
(Ord. No. 91-11, § 1,3-26-91;Ord. No. 2025-014, insurance company authorized to do business in
§ 2, 9-23-25) the State of Florida, Workmen's Compensation
Insurance and public liability insurance with
Section 400.03. Presumption working for minimum limits as provided by Florida Statutes
compensation. and the Florida Administrative Code.
Any time a person is doing work for another (2) All other contractors that are regulated by
person other than a family member, there is a this chapter shall be required to maintain at all
rebuttable presumption that the work is being times with a casualty insurance company
done for compensation. For the purposes of this authorized to do business in the State of Florida,
section family means a member of the immediate public liability insurance with minimum cover-
family which includes spouse, children, parent, age of one hundred thousand dollars($100,000.00)
brother, sister, father-in-law, mother-in-law, for bodily injury liability; twenty-five thousand
grandmother, grandfather or legal guardian. dollars($25,000.00)for property damage liability;
(Ord. No. 94-16, § 1, 5-24-94;Ord. No. 2025-014, and Workmen's Compensation Insurance as
§ 2, 9-23-25) required by Florida Statutes and the Florida
Administrative Code.
Section 400.031. Employee-independent
contractor. (3) All contractors shall file with the building
official, at the time application is made for
A person working on a job site shall be deemed registration, and with the tax collector, at the
to be an independent contractor unless it is time that their applicable business license is
shown that the person receives compensation renewed,a certificate signed by a qualified agent
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of the casualty insurance company stating that (3) Abandonment of any contract without
policies have been issued to the registrant for written legal excuses;
employee's liability insurance or Workmen's (4) Diversion of property or funds received
Compensation Insurance, public liability insur- under express agreement for prosecution
ance and public property damage. or completion of a specific contract under
(4) In the event of the cancellation of a policy, this chapter, or a special purpose in the
the registrant shall be required to immediately prosecution or completion of any contract,
furnish a new certificate in full compliance with or application or use for any other contract,
the times of this section. Failure to do so shall obligation, or purpose with intent to
constitute a violation of this section and such defraud or deceive creditors or the owner;
registration shall automatically be placed in the (5) Fraudulent departure from or disregard
inactive status. Such registration may be of plans or specifications in any material
reinstated by the building department division respect without written consent of the
when the registrant has furnished a certificate of owner or his duly authorized representa-
insurance in compliance with this section. tive;or the doing of any willful,fraudulent
(Ord. No. 91-11, § 1,3-26-91;Ord. No. 2025-014, act by the licensee in consequence of
§ 2, 9-23-25) which another is substantially injured or
damaged;
Section 400.06. Rights under registration.
(6) Willful and deliberate disregard and viola-
Registration under this chapter shall be tion of the ordinances of the county,
evidence that the person is entitled to all the including, but not limited to, the build-
rights and privileges of a contractor in the ing, electrical, plumbing, and zoning
division in which registration is granted and ordinances of the county;
while the registration remains in force. (7) Willfully and deliberately engaging in a
(Ord. No. 91-11, § 1, 3-26-91;Ord. No. 2025-014, type or class of contracting for which the
§ 2, 9-23-25) contractor is not licensed or registered.
(Ord. No. 91-11, § 1, 3-26-91;Ord. No. 2003-040,
Section 400.07. Suspension or revocation 12-9-03; Ord. No. 2025-014, § 2, 9-23-25)
of registration.
The construction board of adjustments and Section 400.08. Suspension or revocation
appeals shall have the power, in addition to all of registration; hearing;
other powers provided for in this chapter or appeal.
Florida Statutes,to revoke or suspend the registra- (1) Any person, after having received a favor-
tion or revoke permit privileges of any person able decision in a court of competent jurisdiction
approved,registered or licensed under this chapter against a registered contractor, or through a
or revoke permit privileges of any person notarized complaint affidavit,may bring charges
designated as an exempt trade category. who against said contractor. Such charges shall be
shall be guilty of any one (1) or more of this made in writing and sworn to by said person.
following acts or omissions: The building official shall mail a copy of such
(1) Fraud or deceit in obtaining registration charges to the accused within fifteen (15) days
or in presenting testimony or evidence to from the receipt thereof and shall serve notice
the building official, building division or upon the accused and upon all interested persons
construction board of adjustment and of the date fixed for a hearing on such charges
appeals; before the construction board of adjustment and
appeals. The accused shall have the right to
(2) Negligence,incompetence, or misconduct appear personally or with counsel and to produce
in the practice of contracting within the witnesses and evidence in defense. If after hear-
meaning of this chapter or F.S. Ch. 489; ing the evidence the board determines that the
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accused is guilty of the charges brought against (3) It shall be unlawful for any person to
the accused, the appropriate board may suspend hinder or interfere with the building official or
or cancel the contractor's registration and/or inspector in the performance of their duties
permit privileges. In lieu of suspension or revoca- under this title.
tion the board may provide for a fine, or restitu- (Ord. No. 91-11, § 1, 3-26-91;Ord. No. 2025-014,
tion to the owner. § 2, 9-23-25)
(2) The building official may bring charges
under the procedures of paragraph (1) of this PART II. CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTORS
section without seeking a court determination. AND INSPECTORS
(Ord. No. 91-11, § 1,3-26-91;Ord. No. 94-16,§ 1,
5-24-94; Ord. No. 2003-040, 12-9-03; Ord. No.
2025-014, § 2, 9-23-25) Section 400.11. Certificate of occupancy
inspection by building
Section 400.09. Utility connects official.
prohibited until notice of
issuance of certificate of The building official shall, after final inspec-
occupancy. tion of the site on which the new structure or
construction has been completed, determine
(1) Except as provided in paragraph(2)of this whether the site has been cleaned of all rubbish,
section, no permanent utilities, i.e., electricity, construction sheds,or undesirable materials as a
gas or heating facilities, shall be connected or be result of the construction, excavation, filling or
put in use until the particular utility so requested grading of land. It shall be the duty of the
shall have first been given notice by the building building official to determine whether or not
official that the certificate of occupancy has been damage has resulted to public property or improve-
issued. The notice is to be given to the depart- ments as a result of the construction,excavating,
ment or agency operating the utility. grading, or filling of land. Further, at the time of
the final inspection it shall be determined if any
(2) Utility service may be provided prior to materials, debris or other material has been left
issuance of a certificate of occupancy when the on property adjacent to the construction-site.
appropriate inspector authorizes in writing the
connection or use of a particular utility, or (Ord. No. 91-11, § 1, 3-26-91;Ord. No. 2025-014,
reconnection of unlawful connections. § 2, 9-23-25)
(Ord. No. 91-11, § 1,3-26-91;Ord. No. 2005-046,
§ 1, 11-1-05; Ord. No. 2025-014, § 2, 9-23-25) Section 400.12. Notice to correct damage
or unsightly conditions.
Section 400.10. General powers, duties of
building official.
In the event there has been damage to public
(1) The building official or inspector shall property or improvements, or debris, construc-
enforce the appropriate provisions of this title. tion sheds, undesirable materials or unsightly
material left on the site or adjacent property,
(2) The building official may revoke a permit then the building official shall notify the owner
or approval issued under the provisions of this or the contractor,to commence correctional steps
title when there has been any false statement or immediately to alleviate the condition or the
misrepresentation as to material fact in the damage. The condition or damage shall be cor-
application for a permit, or when work is being rected within five (5) days from the date of
performed contrary to the provisions of this notification.
Code, Florida Administrative Code, or Florida (Ord. No. 91-11, § 1, 3-26-91;Ord. No. 2025-014,
Statutes. § 2, 9-23-25)
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PART III. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS (2) Journeyman plumbers.A journeyman shall
AND INSPECTORS be established by passing an appropriate approved
examination for journeyman plumber and register-
Section 400.13. Certified, registered ing with the county. Journeyman plumbers hold-
electrician or journeyman ing a valid certificate of competency from the
and apprentices. county on the effective date of this section may
continue to hold and renew that license without
(1) All electrical construction,except homeown- Passing the additional examination.
ers' work permitted under section 400.01(7), (Ord. No. 91-11, § 1, 3-26-91;Ord. No. 2025-014,
shall be done by a master certified or registered § 2) 9-23-25)
Editor's note Ord. No. 2025-014,§2,adopted Sept. 23,
electrician, a or journeyman electrician under 2025,repealed§400.14-400.18 and renumbered the former
the general supervision of a master certified or § 400.19 as § 400.14 and derived from Ord. No. 91-11, § 1,
registered electrician. adopted March 26, 1991.
An electrician shall be established by being a Sections 400.15-400.21. Reserved.
state-certified electrical contractor or by register- Editor's note Ord.No. 2025-014,§2,adopted Sept. 23,
ing with the county. Registered electricians hold- 2025, repealed § 400.20, 400.21,which pertained to inspec-
ing a valid license from the county on the tions and derived from Ord. No. 91-11, § 1, adopted March
effective date of this title may continue to hold 26, 1991.
and renew that license without passing traditional
examination or being state certified.
(2) Journeyman electrician rating shall be
established by passing an appropriate approved
examination for journeyman electrician and
registering with the county. Journeyman electri-
cians holding a valid license from the county on
the effective date of this title may continue to
hold and renew that license without passing
additional examinations.
(Ord. No. 91-11, § 1, 3-26-91;Ord. No. 2025-014,
§ 2, 9-23-25)
PART IV. PLUMBING CONTRACTOR AND
INSPECTORS
Section 400.14. Master, certified,
registered or journeyman,
plumbers.
(1) Certified plumbers. A plumber's designa-
tion shall be established by being a state-
certified plumbing contractor or by registering
with the county. Master registered plumbers
holding a valid certificate of competency from
the county on the effective date of this section
may continue to hold and renew that license
without passing the additional examination or
being state certified.
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CODE COMPARATIVE TABLE
Section
Ord. No. Date Section this Code
2019-004 1-15-19 2 210.01(d)
210.03(a)(2)
2019-013 6-18-19 1 302.02(A)35,302.051
2019-014 6-18-19 1 Added 302.02(A)8,28
Rnbd 302.02(A)8-39
as 302.02(A)9-41
302.02(A)27
Added 302.15-302.18
2019-016 7- 9-19 2 105.01, 105.02,
105.04
2019-022 12-10-19 2 205.091
2019-023 12-17-19 1(App. A) 308.01-308.14
2020-001 1- 7-20 1 100.03
2020-004 3- 3-20 2 Added 106.01-106.05
2020-006 4- 7-20 2 201.64(A)
Added 201.65(B)(16)
2020-011 9-22-20 2 102.01
102.04
2020-013 10- 6-20 2 308.07(3)(b),(c),(9)
2021-001 1- 5-21 1 100.03.4
2021-002 1- 5-21 2 401.07
2021-005 3- 9-21 2 201.22(D)
Added 201.22(E)-(I)
2021-008 4- 6-21 2 313.01-313.03
Added 313.01.1,313.04-
313.07
2021-012 9-14-21 3 Added 215.01-215.20
2021-013 9-21-21 2 103.03.1_
2021-014 9-21-21 2 201.64
Added 201.93
2022-001 1-18-22 2 304.02
304.03
304.07-304.09
304.11,304.12
3 Rpld 304.13-304.18
2022-003 3- 1-22 1 100.03
2022-005 4-12-22 2 312.11(B)
2022-007 5-17-22 2 103.20-103.27
Rpld 103.28
Added 103.28
103.30
2022-008 5-17-22 2 Added 319.01-319.09
2022-011 7-12-22 2 204.06
204.13(2)
2022-017 12-20-22 2 Added 205.03(28)
2023-003 2- 7-23 2 101.05
2023-004 2- 7-23 1 100.03
2023-005 3-28-23 2 306.06
Added 306.065
2023-008 6- 6-23 2 103.22
2023-009 6- 6-23 2 104.03
Added 104.03.1
2023-012 8-29-23 Added 210.01(e)
210.03
2023-014 10-17-23 1 102.4
2023-018 12-12-23 2 210.01
210.03
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Section
Ord. No. Date Section this Code
2023-019 12-12-23 2 401.07
2024-005 2-20-24 2 305.11
2024-010 11-19-24 2 102.01
102.04
2024-011 12- 3-24 2 210.01
210.03
2025-003 1-28-25 2 103.22
2025-006 3-11-25 2 Added 306.16
2025-010 7- 1-25 1 Rpld 206.01-206.09
2 Added 206.01-206.10,
206.15-206.23,
206.30-206.37,
206.45-206.47
2025-013 9-23-25 2 Rpld 105.01-105.10
Added 105.01-105.08
2025-014 9-23-25 2 400.01-400.13
Rpld 400.14-400.18
Rnbd 400.19
as 400.14
Rpld 400.20,400.21
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INDEX
Section Section
A AIRPORTS AND AIRCRAFT
ABUSE
Parks and recreation Indian River County Alcohol and Other Aircraft and parachuting."` "'"' "' 205.03(1)
Drug Abuse Trust Fund............ 305.05 et seq. ALARMS AND ALARM SYSTEMS
See: COURTS
Alarm systems requesting law enforce-
ACCESS ment response
Coastal construction code Alarm dispatch request records....... 301.30
Public access ........................ 402.15 Alarm system operating instructions.. 301.29
Apartment complexes
ACCOUNTS AND ACCOUNTING. See: Contracted for by individual tenant. 301.24
FINANCES Furnished by the apartment complex
ADJUSTMENT BOARDS as an amenity................ 301.25
Board of zoning adjustment....,,. ,.... 103.03(2) Appeal from fines/grievance process... 301.34
Solid waste disposal district Collection of fines and fees ........... 301.38
Objection to disposal charge;creation of Definitions ...................... 301.22
adjustment board ............... 204.26 Duties of alarm business ............. 301.28
Zoning board of adjustment............. 103.03(2) False alarm user awareness class .. 301.32
See: ZONING Fines........e....................... 301.33
Appeal............................ 301.34
ADMINISTRATIVE POLICY MANUAL Operation and maintenance .......... 301.27
Officers and employees re............... 104.02 Ordinance administration ............ 301.38
ADMINISTRATOR OF COUNTY. See: Permits
COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR Appeal from denial, suspension or
revocation.................... 301.36
ADMINISTRATOR OF FAIR HOUSING.See: Application;fee;transferability;false
FAIR HOUSING statements................... 301.23
ADVERTISING Duration and renewal. -.......... 301.26
Fair housing Loss of permit........... ......... 301.35
Unlawful housing practices Reinstatement.................... 301.37
Sale or rental and advertising in Required.......................... 301.23
connection therewith ......... 309.03(1) Revocation, suspension ............ 301.35
Handbills .............................. 310.01 et seq. Purpose ................... ......... 30121
See: PEDDLERS, CANVASSERS AND System performance reviews.......... 301.31
SOLICITORS Violations ................... ........ 301.39
Signs and billboards. See that subject Fire alarms
Tobacco products,merchandising of...... 313.01 et seq. Definitions ..................„....... 301.02
See: TOBACCO PRODUCTS Enforcement through code enforcement
ADVISORY BOARDS, ETC. See: BOARDS, board........................... 301.08
COMMITTEES AND COMMISSIONS False alarms
Excessive alarms declared nuisance 301.04
AFFORDABLE HOUSING Service charges.................... 301.05
Housing assistance program (local). See Identification when requesting a
that subject response........................ 301.063.
Generally............................ 308.01 et seq. Intent............................... 301.01
Affordable housing advisory commit- Interference with fire department
tee;creation of the............ 308.07 telephone trunk lines......., 301.06
Maintenance of audible alarms ....... 301.07
AGENCIES. See: DEPARTMENTS AND Notification of in service alarm .,..... 301.03 1.
OTHER AGENCIES Permit
AGREEMENTS. See: CONTRACTS AND Application........................ 301.033.
AGREEMENTS Issuance.......................... 301.032.
Required........................... 301.033.
AGRICULTURE Private systems programmed to central
Building codes alarm reception office .......,.. 301.062.
Amendments to the Florida Building
Code ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
Agricultural exemption , ....... 401.14 Conformity with state law .......... .... 300.01
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Section Section
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES(Cont'd.) ANIMALS AND FOWL(Cont'd.)
Consumption Animal control authority
Parks and recreation General powers..................... 302.06
Alcoholic beverages, sale and Interference with unlawful ........... 302.12
consumption of at Sandridge Applicability 302.14,302.18
Golf Course .................. 205.07 Application, issuance, and renewal of
Prohibited hours of sale, service and license
consumption.................... 300.02 Procedure for.........
Public possession or consumption of
alcoholic beverages prohibited ... 300.07 Cruelty to animals......................,. 302.051
2.051
Containers Definitions and general provisions.....<. 302.02
Licensed premises Dogs
Biting or attack incident,involved in.. 302.081
Open or unsealed containers of
alcoholic beverages;removal of Dangerous........................... 302.09
from licensed premises........ 300.04 Parks and recreation
Indian River County Alcohol and Other Animals;dogs prohibited...,....... 205.03(22)
Drug Abuse Trust Fund............ 305.05 et seq. Enforcement and penalties.............. 302.17
See:COURTS Enforcement options; citations; penalty
Licensed premises provisions......................... 302.11
Certain states of undress and acts Equestrian activity
prohibited on licensed premises Parks and recreation................. 205.03(3)
Legislative authorization........... 300.06(1) Non-quarantined animals
Prohibition........................ 300.06(2) Impoundment, redemption, surrender,
Location of licensed premises; restric- and disposition of.... .......... 302.07
tion on ......................... 300.05 Parks and recreation
Open or unsealed containers of alcoholic Animals;dogs prohibited ........... 205.03(22)
beverages;removal of from licensed Equestrian activity..................... 205.03(3)
premises ....................... 300.04 Private property
New Years Right of entry upon for enforcement... 302.13
Prohibited hours of sale, service and Prohibition on retail sale in public places 302.16
consumption.................... 300.02(2) Quarantined animals
Nudity Rabies control; quarantine, redemp-
Certain states of undress and acts tion,and surrender of..... .... . 302.08
prohibited on licensed premises.. 300.06 Retail sale of dogs and cats ............. 302.15
Parks and recreation re alcoholic bever- Short title...................... 302.01
ages ..............................''' 205.03(26) Vaccination requirement........
302.03
Sale and consumption of alcoholic bever-
ages at Sandridge Golf Course... 205.07 APARTMENT COMPLEXES
Prohibited hours of sale, service and Requirements re alarm systems ......... 301.24,301.25
consumption
New Years........................... 300.02(2) APPEALS
Prohibited hours..................... 300.02(1) Alarm systems
Prohibited hours;premises closed during. 300.03 Appeal from denial, suspension or
Public possession or consumption of revocation...................... 301.36
alcoholic beverages prohibited...... 300.07 Appeal from fines/grievance process... 301.34
Sales Code of Ordinances
Prohibited hours of sale, service and Appeals generally ... 100.06
PP g Y.................
consumption.................... 300.02 Contractors
State Registration; suspension or revocation
Conformity with state law._.......... 300.01 of ........ 400.07
AMBULANCES. See: EMERGENCY Hearing;appeal ................... 400.08
VEHICLES Health and sanitation
Pollutant interceptors and grease traps 303.26
ANIMALS AND FOWL
(Animal control and kennel regula- ASSESSMENTS
tions) Solid waste disposal district
Additional animal ownership responsibili- Disposal service charge roll (omissions
ties............. ................. 302.05 and errors in);property becoming
Adoption............................... 302.071 assessable after January 1...... 204.30
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Section Section
ASSESSMENTS(Cont-d.) BOARDS, COMMITTEES AND COMMIS-
Taxation. See that subject SIONS(Cont'd.)
Generally............................ 200.01 et seq. Compensation ....................... 103.02(7)
Municipal service taxing or benefit Election of officers ................... 103.02(9)
unit.......................... 200.01 et seq. Ex officio members of commissions and
Traffic facilities boards.......................... 103.04.1
Fee schedule or individual assessment Meetings ............................ 103.02(8)
(traffic),use of.................. 1010.03 Number of members.................. 103.02(2)
ATTORNEY. See: COUNTY ATTORNEY Provisions (general) applicable to all
commissions and boards......... 103.02
AUTOMOBILES. See: MOTOR VEHICLES Quorum ............................. 103.02(11)
AND TRAFFIC Reappointment ...................... 103.02(1)
Regulatory commissions and boards... 103.03
B Removal............................. 103.02(4)
BEACHES. See: BOATS, DOCKS AND Rules of procedure .............. ... 103.02(10)
WATERWAYS Serve in advisory capacity....... 103.02(6)
Terms.........................._ _ 103.02(1)
BENEFIT UNITS Vacancies...................... .. 103.02(1)
Taxation. See that subject Voting conflicts ...................... 103.04.2
Generally............................ 200.01 et seq. Indian River County Environmental
Municipal service taxing or benefit Control Board..................... 303.01
unit.......................... 200.01 et seq. Planning and zoning commission........ 103.03(1)
BILLBOARDS. See: SIGNS AND See: PLANNING AND ZONING COM-
BILLBOARDS MISSION
Purchasing
BINGO Authority............................ 105.01
Generally....................... ....... 306.11 County commission................ 105.01(a)
BOARD OF ZONING ADJUSTMENT Regulatory commissions and boards ..... 103.03
Generally ....... 103.03(2) Solid waste disposal district
Objection to disposal charge;creation of
BOARDS, COMMITTEES AND COMMIS- adjustment board............... 204.26
SIONS Tourist development council............. 103.05
Advisory commissions and boards ....... 103.04 See: TOURIST DEVELOPMENT
Alarm review board..................... 301.21(D) COUNCIL
Board of zoning adjustment............. 103.03(2) Zoning board of adjustment......, 103.03(2)
Children's services advisory committee .. 103.20 et seq. See:ZONING
Code enforcement board ................ 103.03(3)
Code enforcement citation procedures.... 103.07, 103.08 BOATS,DOCKS AND WATERWAYS
Code enforcement special master........ 103.06 Airboats,use of in the St. Sebastian River 306.12
Code of Ordinances Beaches
Appeals generally Dunes
From a decision of a Chapter 400 Parks and recreation
board or commission..._...... 100.06(3) Dune line crossing .............. 205.03(25)
From a decision of the board of county Vero Beach. See herein that subject
commissioners................ 100.06(4)
County commissioners,board of......... 101.01, 101.02 Coastal construction code.See that subject
Generally............................ 402.01 et seq.
Definitions and construction of Code..... 100.02(2)
Environmental control board............ 103.03(4) Construction seaward of mean high
See: ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL water......................... 402.07
BOARD Dunes. See herein:Beaches
Fair housing Land crabs,taking or harvesting of.. ... 306.14
Administrator; authority and Oyster harvesting .................. 306.03
responsibilities Parks and recreation. See that subject
County commission to appoint...... 309.05(l) Generally............................ 205.01 et seq.
Generally............................. . 103.01 Motor-driven devices in lake ....... 205.03(24)
Absence of members.................. 103.02(5) Water activity..................... 205.03(21)
Advisory commissions and boards..... 103.04 Sebastian Inlet;surfing or water skiing.. 306.01
Appointment dates................... 103.02(3) Violation,penalty..................., 306.02
Commission or board action .......... 103.02(12) St. Sebastian River,use of airboats in ., 306.12
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Section Section
BOATS,DOCKS AND WATERWAYS(Cont'd.) BUILDING CODES(Cont'd.)
Vero Beach Technical codes,standard............... 401.01
Parks and recreation................. 205.01 et seq. (The following codes were adopted by
See: PARKS AND RECREATION reference)
Water and sewers Florida Building Code................ 401.01
City of Vero Beach water,sewer and Standard Housing Code (SHC), 1991
electric services .............. 201.08.1(b)
Edition......................... 401.01
Violations Standard Unsafe Buildings Abatement
Surfing or water skiing;Sebastian Inlet 306.02
Code(SUBAC), 1985 Edition..,.,. 401.01
BONDS,SURETY OR PERFORMANCE
Purchasing....................... ...... 105.01 et seq. BUILDINGS
See:PURCHASING Building codes...............„....., ,.. 401.01 et seq.
Rights-of-way See:BUILDING CODES
Permits;performance security „ 312.11 Building official
Contractors.......................... 400.01 et seq.
BOTTLES
See: CONTRACTORS
Parks and recreation
Glass bottles and containers.,........ 205.03(23) Camping
Miscellaneous offenses and programs
BOUNDARIES.See:SURVEYS,MAPS AND Prohibition of public camping or sleep-
PLATS ing within county buildings, or
BROKERAGE SERVICES on its grounds, streets,
sidewalks, right-of-way, and
Fair housing other public property 306.16
Unlawful housing practices p p p y
Coastal construction code.See that subject
Brokerage services.............. . 309.03(3)
Generally............................ 402.01 et seq.
BUDGETS. See:FINANCES Coastal building zone boundary
BUILDING CODE BOARD OF ADJUST- description.............major
MENT AND APPEALS 402.04
Requirements (structural)for major
Adjustment boards. See that subject structures.floor
elevations
s .... 402.11
Provisions(general)applicable to all com- Building and floor elevations 402t seq.
missions and boards............... 103.02 Codes.................................. 401.01 et seq.
See: BOARDS, COMMITTEES AND See:BUILDING CODES
COMMISSIONS Construction. See herein specific subjects
Construction, reconstruction to house
BUILDING CODES elderly parents, grandparents of
Adjustment board. See:BUILDING CODE owners
BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT AND Property tax reduction ,„............ 213.01 et seq.
APPEALS See:TAXATION
Appeals board. See: BUILDING CODE Contractors ........................... 400.01 et seq.
BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT AND See: CONTRACTORS
APPEALS Electrical contractors and inspectors..... 400.13 et seq.
Board re. See:BUILDING CODE BOARD See:ELECTRICITY
OF ADJUSTMENT AND APPEALS
Coastal construction code ............... 402.01 et seq. Fair housing ... ................,. 309.01 et seq.
See: COASTAL CONSTRUCTION See:FAIR HOUSING
Health and sanitation .................. 303.01 et seq.
CODE
See:HEALTH AND SANITATION
Contractors ............................ 400.01 et seq.
See: CONTRACTORS Housing assistance program(local) ...... 308.01 et seq.
Florida Building Code,amendments to See: HOUSING ASSISTANCE
Administrative amendments......_.,. 401.10 PROGRAM
Agricultural exemption............... 401.14 Impact fees ............................ 1000.01 et seq.
Technical amendments to............. 401.11 See: IMPACT FEES
Indian River County wind borne debris Motor vehicles and traffic............... 307.01 et seq.
region and basic wind speed map... 401.07 See: MOTOR VEHICLES AND TRAF-
Mobile homes,minimum standards for... 401.03 FIC
Property maintenance code.............. 403.01 et seq. Parks and recreation
Technical codes,generally Buildings and other property ......... 205.03(2)
Construction and application of.....,. 401.05 Plumbing contractor and inspectors...... 400.14 et seq.
Violation of......................... . 401.06 See:PLUMBING
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Section Section
BUILDINGS(Cont'd.) CHILDREN'S SERVICES ADVISORY COM-
Sales and solicitation........ .......... 310.01 et seq. MITTEE
See: PEDDLERS, CANVASSERS AND Appointment to committee.............. 103.22
SOLICITORS Bookkeeping and audit ................. 103.29
Streets,sidewalks and other public ways. Distribution of funds,process for........ 103.28
See that subject Duties of members...................... 103.23
Rights-of-way........................ 312.01 et seq. Executive officer director,function of.... 103.30
Unpermitted construction.......... 312.10 Funding ................................ 103.26
Traffic................................. 307.01 et seq. Meetings......................,.. ., ,,... 103.25
See: MOTOR VEHICLES AND TRAF- Objective..................... 103.21
FIC Procedures handbook................... 103.31
Water and sewers. See that subject Purpose................................ 103.20
Construction;unlawful............... 201.14 Sub-committees .....................,,. 103.24
Water charges on new construction Use of funds.......... .................. 103.27
accounts........................ 201.23 CHURCHES(Religion,etc.)
BURGLARY ALARMS Religious discrimination
Alarm systems ......................... 301.21 et seq. Fair housing.......... ............... 309.01 et seq.
See:ALARMS AND ALARM SYSTEMS CIRCUIT COURTS. See: COURTS
BUSINESSES CITATIONS
Local business tax receipts.............. 207.01 et seq. Code enforcement citation procedures.... 103.07, 103.08
See:TAXATION CIVIL PENALTIES, ACTIONS, ETC. See:
Purchasing;professional services........ 105.04 COURTS
Sales and solicitation,...._.„........... 310.01 et seq.
COASTAL CONSTRUCTION CODE
C Applicability ..................... ...... 402.03
Buildings
CAMPING Coastal building zone boundary descrip-
Miscellaneous offenses and programs tion ............................ 402.04
Prohibition of public camping or sleep- Requirements (structural) for major
ing within county buildings,or on structures ...................... 402.11
its grounds, streets, sidewalks, Building and floor elevations....... 402.11(5)
right-of-way, and other public Coastal building zone boundary descrip-
ro ert tion............................... 402.04
p p y.io ......that
subject
.. 306.16 Construction seaward of mean high water 402.07
Parks and recreation. See that subject Definitions(not enumerated herein)..... 402.09
Generally............................ 205.01 et seq.
Sleeping, in d lodging 205.03(16) Design standards
p g'camping g an o �n g ''''' Requirements (structural) for major
CANVASSERS.See:PEDDLERS,CANVASS- structures
ERS AND SOLICITORS Design conditions;general .....,.., 402.11(10)
Erosion and design grade .......,.. 402.11(6)
CAPITAL COSTS,ETC. See:FINANCES Wave force design ............... .... 402.11(7)
Erosion and design grade ............. 402.11(6)
CATS. See:ANIMALS AND FOWL Existing structures.........,..........,. 402.05
Floor elevations ............. .. ......... 402.11(5)
CERTIFICATES/CERTIFICATION Generally........ 402.02
Contractors .......................... .. 400.01 et seq. Grades
See:CONTRACTORS Erosion and design grade._ ........ 402.11(6)
Electrical contractors and inspectors Hydrodynamic loads..................... 402.11(9)
Certified, registered electrician or Hydrostatic loads............,........,. 402.11(8)
journeyman and apprentices.. 400.13 Loads
Life support services Hydrodynamic loads.................. 402.11(9)
Classification of certificates........,.. 304.04 Hydrostatic loads .......... ........ .. 402.11(8)
Contents of certificate................ 304.08 Location of construction.............._.. 402.14
Plumbing contractor and inspectors Mean high water;construction seaward of 402.07
Master,certified,registered or journey- Monolithic foundations.................. 402.11(3)
man,plumbers....,.......
..... 400.14 Multizone structures.................... 402.06
Nonhabitable major structures; require-
CHECKS. See:FINANCES ments(structural)for. 402.12
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COASTAL CONSTRUCTION CODE(Cont'd.) CODE ENFORCEMENT SPECIAL MASTER
Permits;application for................. 402.08 Generally.............................. 103.06
Pole foundations........................ 402.11(2)
Public access........................... 402.15 CODE OF ORDINANCES*
References ............................. 402.16 Amendment of ordinances............... 100.03
Requirements for coastal construction ... 402.10 Appeals generally
Requirements (structural) for major Failure to comply ................ ... 100.06(5)
structures From a decision of a Chapter 400 board
Building and floor elevations . ........ 402.11(5) or commission .................. 100.06(3)
Design conditions;general..... ....... 402.11(10) From a decision of a county officer.... 100.06(2)
Erosion and design grade._ .. 402.11(6) From a decision of a department head. 100.06(1)
Foundations .......................... 402.11(1) From a decision of the board of county
Hydrodynamic loads......... . 402.11(9) commissioners.................. 100.06(4)
Hydrostatic loads .................... 402.11(8) Boards and commissions re
Monolithic foundations.,. 402.11(3) Appeals from a decision of a Chapter
Pole foundations .......... ........... 402.11(2) 400 board or commission ........ 100.06(3)
Understructures ..................... 402.11(4) Appeals from a decision of the board of
Wave force design..................... 402.11(7) county commissioners........... 100.06(4)
Requirements (structural) for minor Definitions and construction of Code..... 100.02
structures......................... 402.13 Department head;appeals from a decision
Title................................... 402.01 of................................. 100.06(1)
Wave force design ...................... 402.11(7)
Zones Generally.............................. 100.01
Coastal building zone boundary descrip- Liens generally......................... 100.080
til b ..ding zone boundary
..d.. rip- 402.04 Officers of county,appeals from a decision
of................................. 100.06(2)
CODE, COUNTY ORGANIZATION AND Provisions considered as continuing enact-
INTERNAL PROCEDURES ments............................. 100.04
Boards and commissions................ 103.01 et seq. Repeal of ordinances.................... 100.03
See: BOARDS, COMMITTEES AND Severability of parts of Code ............ 100.07
COMMISSIONS Violations
County commissioners,board of General penalty;continuing violations. 100.05
Meetings and procedures ............. 102.01 et seq. Water and sewers
See: COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, Incorporation in Code ........ ........ 201.36
BOARD OF
General provisions...................... 100.01 et seq. CODES,OTHER
See: CODE OF ORDINANCES Building codes................. ... 401.01 et seq.
Government organization ............... 101.01 et seq. See:BUILDING CODES
See:GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATION Coastal construction code............... 402.01 et seq.
Personnel.............................. 104.01 et seq. See: COASTAL CONSTRUCTION
See:OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES CODE
Purchasing............................. 105.01 et seq. Officers and employees
See:PURCHASING Code of ethics and conduct............ 104.06
Real property disposition procedures..... 106.01 et seq.
See:REAL PROPERTY DISPOSITION COMBAT AUTOMOBILE THEFT PROGRAM
PROCEDURES Generally.............................. 306.09
CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD COMMISSIONERS.See:COUNTY COMMIS-
Fire alarm enforcement through code SIONERS,BOARD OF
enforcement board................. 301.08
Generally.............................. 103.03(3) COMMISSIONS AND COMMITTEES. See:
Provisions(general)applicable to all com- BOARDS, COMMITTEES AND COM-
missions and boards............... 103.02 MISSIONS
See: BOARDS, COMMITTEES AND
COMMISSIONS *Note-The adoption, amendment,repeal, omissions,effec-
tive date, explanation of numbering system and other mat-
CODE ENFORCEMENT CITATION ters pertaining to the use,construction and interpretation of
PROCEDURES this Code are contained in the adopting ordinance and
Contracting........................., 103.08 preface which are to be found in the preliminary pages of this
General................................ 103.07 volume.
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COMPANIES CONTRACTORS(Cont'd.)
Motor vehicles and traffic Coastal construction code ...... ......... 402.01 et seq.
Wrecker company for service;selection See: COASTAL CONSTRUCTION
of requested through the sheriff.. 307.12 CODE
CONDUCT Compensation;presumption working for . 400.03
Construction contractors and inspectors
Officers andemployees Certificate of occupancy inspection by
Code of ethics and conduct............. 104.06 building official................. 400.11
CONFLICTS Notice to correct damage or unsightly
Boards,committees and commissions conditions ...................... 400.12
Voting conflicts ...................... 103.04.2 Damage or unsightly conditions;notice to
Water and sewers correct
Repeal of conflicting provisions ....... 201.35 Construction contractors and inspec-
tors ............................ 400.12
CONSTITUTIONAL OFFICERS AND Electrical contractors and inspectors..... 400.13 et seq.
GOVERNMENTAL AGENCIES See: ELECTRICITY
County commissioners,board of re....... 102.04(8) Employee-independent contractor ....... 400.031
CONSTRUCTION OF CODE(Generally) Fees ................................... 400.04
Code definitions and construction of Code 100.02(1) General conditions
Building official;general powers,duties
CONTAINERS of.............................. 400.10
Alcoholic beverages;licensed premises Construction contractors and inspec-
Open or unsealed containers of alcoholic tors
beverages;removal of from licensed Certificate of occupancy inspec-
premises ....................... 300.04 tion by building official..... 400.11
Parks and recreation Certificate of occupancy;utility connec-
Glass bottles and containers.......... 205.03(23) tions prohibited until notice of
issuance of ..................... 400.09
CONTAMINATION. See:POLLUTION Construction contractors and inspec-
CONTRACTORS tors
Building codes........... ............. 401.01 et seq. Certificate of occupancy inspec-
See:BUILDING CODES tion by building official..... 400.11
Building official Certificate required .................. 400.01
Construction contractors and inspec- Employee-independent contractor..... 400.031
tors
Fees................................. 400.04
Certificate of occupancy inspection Insurance required................... 400.05
by building official............ 400.11 Permits required..................... 400.02
General conditions Presumption working for compensation 400.03
Building official; general powers, Registration;rights under ............ 400.06
duties of..................... 400.10 Registration; suspension or revocation
Construction contractors and of.............................. 400.07
inspectors Hearing;appeal ................... 400.08
Certificate of occupancy inspec- Hearings
tion by building official .. 400.11 Registration; suspension or revocation
Certificate of occupancy;utility con- of.............................. 400.08
nections prohibited until notice Inspections,inspectors
of issuance of................. 400.09 Construction contractors and inspec-
Construction contractors and tors ............................ 400.11,400.12
inspectors Insurance required ..................... 400.05
Certificate of occupancy inspec- Notice to correct damage or unsightly
tion by building official .. 400.11 conditions
Certificates Certificate of occupancy;utility connec-
Construction contractors and inspec- tions prohibited until notice of
tors issuance of ..................... 400.09
Certificate of occupancy inspection Construction contractors and inspec-
by building official............ 400.11 tors ............................ 400.12
Certificate of occupancy;utility con- Permits required ....................... 400.02
nections prohibited until notice Plumbing contractor and inspectors...... 400.14 et seq.
of issuance of................... 400.09 See: PLUMBING
Certificate required.............. 400.01 Presumption working for compensation.. 400.03
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CONTRACTORS(Cont-d.) COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, BOARD OF
Registration;rights under........... ... 400.06 (Cont'd.)
Registration;suspension or revocation of. 400.07 Departmental matters ................... 102.04(11)
Rights under registration............... 400.06 Dissent,commissioner may file.......... 102.09
Unsightly conditions;notice to correct Districts,special........................ 102.04(14)
Construction contractors and inspec- Election of chairman and vice chairman . 101.02(1)
tors ............................ 400.12 Emergency items, additions to agenda... 102.04(4)
Utility connections prohibited until notice Fees by resolution ...................... 102.10(3)
of issuance of certificate of occupancy 400.09 Governmental agencies ................. 102.04(8)
Interruptions........................... 102.06(4)
CONTRACTS AND AGREEMENTS Introduction before commission......... . 102.06(3)
Alarm systems contracted for by individual Invocation......................... .... 102.04(2)
tenant in apartment complexes...., 301.24 Meetings and procedures
Children's services advisory committee Additions to the agenda/emergency items 102.04(4)
Cooperative agreements.............. 103.28 102.04(15)
Adjournment ................„,,
Code enforcement citation procedures Agenda......................... 102.01(4)
Contracting.......................... 103.08 Approval of minutes..,........,. ... .. 102.04(6)
County commissioners,board of
Meetings and procedures Call to order......................... 102.03,
g P 102.04(1)
Contracts ......................... 102.10 Commissioner may file dissent.,,..... 102.09
Purchasing............................. 105.01 et seq. Commissioners matters 102.04(13)
..............
See:PURCHASING Consent agenda...................... 102.04(7)
Water and sewers Constitutional officers and governmental
Existing agreements ................. 201.12 agencies........................ 102.04(8)
CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES.See:DRUGS Contracts............................ 102.10
AND MEDICINES County administrator matters ........ 102.04(10)
County attorney matters ............. 102.04(12)
COUNCIL ON TOURIST DEVELOPMENT County attorney review of contract docu-
Tourist development council............. 103.05 ments .......................... 102.10(4)
COUNTY lion.............. .........,
Count officer addressingthe commis
Definitions and construction of Code..... 100.02(3) .. . 102.07
Debate,rules of
COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR Getting the floor...................... 102.06(2)
County commissioners,board of Interruptions...................... 102.06(4)
County administrator matters ........ 102.04(10) Introduction before commission..... 102.06(3)
Generally........................ ...... 101.05 Motion to reconsider...........,,.. 102.06(7)
Presiding officer may debate ....,.. 102.06(1)
COUNTY ATTORNEY Privilege of closing debate....., .. 102.06(5)
County commissioners,board of Votes required................ ... 102.06(6)
County attorney matters ............. 102.04(12) Departmental matters........... .. . . 102.04(11)
County attorney review of contract docu- Generally ........ .. .... 102.01
Invocation............ ..... ..
ments .......................... 102.10(4) 102.04(2)
. . . .. ..
Generally.............................. 101.06 Order of business ..............,.,... 102.04
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,BOARD OF Ordinances and resolutions
Addressing the commission Adoption of,procedures re ...., .... 102.10(2)
County officer........................ 102.07 Generally......................... 102.10
Adjournment............... ... 102.04(15) Rates and fees by resolution. ....... 102.10(3)
Chairman and vice chairman Place................................. 102.01(2)
Absences ..........
......... 101.02(3) Pledge of allegiance............._ .. 102.04(3)
Duties...................... ......... 101.02(2) Presiding officer .............. ...... 102.02
Election ............................. 101.02(1) Proclamation and presentations....... 102.04(5)
Composition................. .. ...... .. 101.01 Public items ..................., 102.04(9)
Constitutional officers and governmental Public opportunity to be heard........ 102.11
agencies .......................... 102.04(8) Quorum..........................,.. 102.01(3)
Contracts .............................. 102.10 Reading of minutes .............. .... 102.05
County administrator matters........... 102.04(10) Silence constitutes affirmative vote ... 102.08
County attorney matters................ 102.04(12) Special districts.................._... 102.04(14)
County attorney review of contract docu- Special meetings... .................. 102.01(5)
ments............................. 102.10(4) Time.........................,. ..... 102.01(1)
Debate,rules of ................ 102.06 Motion to reconsider......... .. ..... 102.06(7)
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, BOARD OF COURTS(Cont'd.)
(Cont'd.) Additional court costs on non-criminal
Officers traffic infractions or violations
Constitutional officers and governmental pursuant to Section 318.18(11)(d),
agencies.......................„ 102.04(8) Florida Statutes(2004),allocation
Presiding officer ................... . 102.02 of.............................. 305.17
Presiding officer may debate.......... 102.06(l) Additional court costs on non-criminal
Order,call to............................ 102.03, traffic infractions or violations
102.04(l) pursuant to Section 318.18(11)(d),
Order of business........................ 102.04 Florida Statutes (2004), imposi-
Ordinances and resolutions ............. 102.10 et seq. tion of.......................... 305.16
See herein:Meetings and Procedures Alcohol and other drug abuse programs,
Pledge of allegiance...................... 102.04(3) court assessment for ............ 305.06
Presiding officer..................„..... 102.02 Code of Ordinances,inclusion into .... 305.21
Debate participation ......... .„..... 102.06(l) Conflicting ordinances,repeal of...... 305.19
Proclamation and presentations ,. ..,... 102.04(5) Court costs imposed on non-criminal
Public items............................ 102.04(9) traffic infractions or violations
Public opportunity to be heard .........,. 102.11 pursuant to Section 318.18(11)(c)
y 102.10(3) Florida Statutes(2004),allocation
Rates and fees b resolution.......,..„
Reading of minutes..................... 102.05 of funds received from........... 305.15
Reconsider,motion to................... 102.06(7) Driver education program trust fund
Silence constitutes affirmative vote...... 102.08 Maintenance of..................... 305.08
Time of meetings....................... 102.01(1) Uses and purposes of.............. 305.10
Vice chairman. See herein:Chairman and Effective date........................ 305.22
Vice Chairman Findings............................. 305.01
Votes and voting Five dollars,collection of............. 305.09
Debate rules;votes required.......... 102.06(6) Indian River County Alcohol and Other
Silence constitutes affirmative vote .. 102.08 Drug Abuse Trust Fund
Accounting and uses of ............ 305.07
COUNTY COURTS. See: COURTS Renaming of...................... 305.05
Non-criminal traffic cases pursuant to
COUNTY EXECUTIVE OFFICE Section 318.18(13)(a), Florida
Children's Services Network(CSNetwork) Statutes, imposition of surcharge
Executive officer director,function of.. 103.30 in.............................. 305.13
COUNTY OFFICERS. See:OFFICERS AND Repeal .............................. 305.03
EMPLOYEES Savings clause....................... 305.04
Severability.......................... 305.20
COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR. See: TAXA- Surcharge in non-criminal traffic cases,
TION uses of funds received from 305.14
Title and citation 305.02
COURTS
Civil penalties, actions,etc. D
Motor vehicles and traffic; civil penal-
ties............................. 307.07 DAMAGE
Procedures governing payment of civil Construction contractors and inspectors
penalties and proceedings to Notice to correct damage or unsightly
enforce payment for county park- conditions ...................... 400.12
ing violations................... 307.08 County roads or rights-of-way; repair of
Costs damage to......................... 312.09
Additional court costs imposed on Water and sewers
criminal cases pursuant to Sec- Damage repair;rates and charges..... 201.08(J)(7)
tion 775.083, Florida Statutes Damaging equipment; prohibition
(2004),allocation of............. 305.18
against...................... ... 201.26
Additional court costs in criminal cases
pursuant to Section 939.185, DANGEROUS DOGS
Florida Statutes (2004), imposi- Generally.............................. 302.09
tion of.......................... 305.11
Additional court costs in criminal cases, DEDICATIONS
uses of............ ............... 305.12 Rights-of-way;dedication of„............ 312.17
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DEFINITIONS(Generally) DISTRICTS(Cont'd.)
Code definitions and construction of Code 100.02(1) Emergency services district ............. 208.01 et seq.
Other defimitions. See specific subjects See: EMERGENCY SERVICES
DISTRICT
DEMOLITION
. 303.29 et seq. Solid waste disposal district............. 204.20 et seq.
Demolition approval................
See:SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL
See:HEALTH AND SANITATION
Taxation. See that subject
Property maintenance code Municipal service taxing or benefit unit 200.01 et seq.
Demolition........................... 403.08
Streetlighting;districts ............ 200.07
DEPARTMENTS AND OTHER AGENCIES Tourist development tax,generally._.. 210.01 et seq.
Animal control authority Taxing district and levy............ 210.01
General powers...................... 302.06
Interference with unlawful ........... 302.12 DIVISIONS. See: DEPARTMENTS AND
Code of Ordinances OTHER AGENCIES
Appeals from a decision of a depart- DOCKS. See: BOATS, DOCKS AND
ment head...................... 100.06(l) WATERWAYS
County commissioners,board of
Meetings and procedures DOCUMENTS
Constitutional officers and County attorney review of contract docu-
governmental agencies........ 102.04(8) ments............................. 102.10(4)
Departmental matters ............. 102.04(11)
Definitions and construction of Code DOGS. See:ANIMALS AND FOWL
Representative of county officer or
department head................ 100.02(7) DRUG ABUSE TRUST FUND
Indian River County Enterprise Develop- Indian River County Alcohol and Other
ment Agency...................... 103.09 Drug Abuse....................... 305.05 et seq.
Solid waste disposal district See:COURTS
Disposal charges to governmental agen-
cies,county agencies and property DRUGS AND MEDICINES
owner not being taxed........... 204.29 Manifesting the purpose of illegally using,
Water and sewers possessing or selling controlled
Fee-in-lieu-of-franchise fee substances ........................ 306.08
County division of utility services .. 201.08.1(a) Pain management clinics
Moratorium on issuance of business tax
DEPOSITS. See:FINANCES receipt ...._.................... 207.15
DEVELOPMENT. See: PLANNING AND Pain management clinics and controlled
DEVELOPMENT substances ........................ 315.01 et seq.
See: PAIN MANAGEMENT CLINICS
DISABILITIES AND CONTROLLED
Motor vehicles and traffic SUBSTANCES
Public parking for certain handicapped Prohibited, medical marijuana treatment
persons......................... 307.02 center dispensing facilities......... 306.15
Unpaid handicapped parking violations 307.11 See:MEDICAL MARIJUANA
DUNES. See: BOATS, DOCKS AND
DISASTER
EMERGENCY PLAN 101.09 WATERWAYS
See:EMERGENCIES
DISCLOSURE E
Purchasing
Disclosure of relationships..,......... 105.06 EASEMENTS
DISCOUNTS. See:FINANCES Reclaimed water regulations
Easement requirement,public...... 202.11
DISCRIMINATION
Fair housing ....... 309.01 et seq. EDUCATION. See: SCHOOLS
See: FAIR HOUSING
ELECTIONS
DISTRICTS Boards,committees and commissions
County commissioners,board of Election of officers ................... 103.02(9)
Meetings and procedures County commissioners,board of
Special districts ................... 102.04(14) Chairman and vice chairman;election. 101.02(1)
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ELECTRICITY EMERGENCY SERVICES DISTRICT
Contractors ....... ........... .... 400.01 et seq. (Cont'd.)
See: CONTRACTORS District fire code
Electrical contractors and inspectors Abatement of hazardous materials.,.. 208.10
Certified, registered electrician or Extraordinary expense or service ..... 208.13
journeyman and apprentices....,. 400.13 Fire safety inspections,plan review.., 208.11
Electrical energy;levy on sale of......... 211.01, 211.02 Fireworks sales and use.............. 208.12
Property maintenance code
Penalties ............................ 208.14
Electrical equipment........... 403.26,403.28
403.25 Establishment and responsibility........ 208.09
Electrical facilities.................. . Governing body......................... 208.03
Streets, sidewalks and other public ways
Rights-of-way Powers of district....................... 208.04
Grant of electric franchise to Florida Purpose of district...................... 208.02
Power and Light Company Repeal of existing special districts....... 208.06
Grant of franchise............... 312.20 Taxing ability ....................,..... 208.05
Water and sewers Transfer of employees .................. 208.07
Fee-in-lieu-of-franchise fee Withdrawal from district by municipality 208.08
City of Vero Beach water, sewer and
electric services .............. 201.08.1(b) EMPLOYEES. See: OFFICERS AND
ELDERLY EMPLOYEES
Property tax reduction reconstruction, ENFORCEMENT BOARD. See: CODE
reconstruction to house elderly ENFORCEMENT BOARD
parents,grandparents of owners.... 213.01 et seq.
See: TAXATION ENFORCEMENT CITATION PROCEDURES
ELEVATION Generally.............................. 103.07, 103.08
Coastal construction code
Requirements (structural) for major
structures ENGeneraEMENT, SPECIAL MASTER ..•. 103.06
Building and floor elevations....... 402.11(5) ENGINEERS,ENGINEERING
ELEVATORS, ESCALATORS, DUMBWAIT- Water and sewers
ERS Engineering services .................. 201.08(J)(9)
Property maintenance code.............. 403.29
EMERGENCIES ENTRY. See:RIGHT OF ENTRY
Authority to act in emergencies; delega- ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL BOARD
tion of............................ 101.10 Generally.............................. 103.03(4)
Coastal construction code ............... 402.01 et seq.
See: COASTAL CONSTRUCTION Health and sanitation .................. 303.01 et seq.
CODE See:HEALTH AND SANITATION
County commissioners,board of Provisions(general)applicable to all com-
Additions to the agenda/emergency items 102.04(4) missions and boards............. 103.02
Disaster emergency plan................ 101.09
Illicit stormwater discharge EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY
Suspension due to illicit discharges in Officers and employees
emergency situations............ 318.06 Equal employment opportunity ....... 104.01
Impact fees
Emergency services facilities.......... 1002.01 et seq. EROSION
See:IMPACT FEES Coastal construction code. See that subject
Life support services.................... 304.01 et seq. Generally............................ 402.01 et seq.
See:LIFE SUPPORT SERVICES Requirements (structural) for major
Property maintenance code structures
Emergency measures................. 403.07 Erosion and design grade........ 402.11(6)
Water and sewers
Indian River County industrial pretreat- ETHICS
ment regulations ordinance Officers and employees
Emergency suspensions............ 201.85 Code of ethics and conduct...,......... 104.06
EMERGENCY SERVICES DISTRICT EXPENDITURES, EXPENSES. See:
Creation and boundaries of. ., ...... . 208.01 FINANCES
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F FERTILIZER AND LAND MANAGEMENT
(Cont'd.)
FAIR HOUSING General education program ............. 316.11
Administrator;authority and responsibili- Licensing of commercial fertilizer applica-
ties 316.12
tors...........
County commission to appoint........ 309.05(1) Low maintenance zones................. 316.05
General powers and duties ........... 309.05(2) Management of grass clippings and vegeta-
Promulgation of forms and regulations 309.05(4) tive materials ...............,,. ... 316.08
Advertising References to state law ....... ... 316.14
Sale or rental and advertising in con- Timing of fertilizer application ....,..... 316.03
nection therewith............... 309.03(1) Title...................... .....,...... 316.01
Brokerage services Training316.10
Unlawful housing practices........... 309.03(3)
Complaints or testimony;untruthful..... 309.10 FINANCES
Complaints,processing ................. 309.07 Accounts and accounting
Declaration of policy.................... 309.01 Water charges on new construction
Definitions(not enumerated herein)..... 309.02 accounts........................ 201.23
Education and public information ...... . 309.09 Budgets
Exemptions and exceptions........... 309.04 Municipal service taxing or benefit unit 200.01 et seq.
Financing Streetlighting
Unlawful housing practices........... 309.03(2) Levy of assessment; adoption of
Practices,unlawful ..................... 309.03 budget ..................... 200.04
Processing complaints .................. 309.07 Solid waste disposal district
Promulgation of forms and regulations... 309.05(4) Budget, adoption of annually....... 204.27
Remedies,additional.................... 309.08 Capital costs,etc.
Rentals Water and sewers
Unlawful housing practices.. ........ 309.03(1) Excess capital cost charge...... ,,. 201.08(G)
Sales Checks
Testimony;untruthful........... ..... 309.10 Water and sewers
Unlawful housing practices Checks with insufficient funds ,.... 201.24
Brokerage services......... .......... 309.03(3) Court costs............................. 305.01 et seq.
Financing ................. ..... 309.03(2) See:COURTS
Sale or rental and advertising in con- Deposits
nection therewith... .. . ........ 309.03(1) Water and sewers
Violations;penalty...................... 309.11 Deposits required upon opening,
FALSE ALARMS transferring, reconnecting;
Alarms and alarm systems............. 301.01 et seq. refund policy................. 201.08(H)
See:ALARMS AND ALARM SYSTEMS Discounts
False fire alarms Solid waste disposal district
Excessive alarms declared nuisance... 301.04 Disposal charges;collection of by tax
Service charges ...................... 301.05 collector
trunk lines fire.... telephone
Discounts for early payments.... 204.28(c)
Interference with fire department t
........ 301.06 Fair housing
Unlawful housing practices
FALSE MISREPRESENTATIONS Financing......................... 309.03(2)
Fair housing .......................... 309.10 Funds and funding
FEDERAL SOCIAL SECURITY ACT Funding of children's services advisory
committee...................... 103.26
Officers and employees Housing assistance program(local)
Federal Social Security Act....... 104.04 Local housing assistance trust fund;
FEES. See specific subjects creation of................... 308.04
Solid waste disposal district
FERTILIZER AND LAND MANAGEMENT Authority for funding of district.... 204.21
Applicability ............... ........ .... 316.15 Water and sewers;rates and charges
Application practices.. , ....... .. 316.07 Checks with insufficient funds ..... 201.24
Definitions.............. .............. . 316.02 Impact fees
Enforcement .............o.,........,.. 316.13 Reduction, refund and relinquishment
Exemptions ............. ............... 316.09 of.................... . ........ 201.09(E)
Fertilizer content and application rates.. 316.06 Purchasing...........................,,, 105.01 et seq.
Fertilizer-free zones.. ..... ............. 316.04 See:PURCHASING
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FINANCES(Cont'd.) FOOD AND FOOD SERVICES(Cont'd.)
Refunds Land crabs,taking or harvesting of........ 306.14
Water and sewers deposits;refund policy 201.08(H) Oyster harvesting ...................... 306.03
Tourist development tax ................ 210.01 et seq. Tourist development tag ............... . 210.01 et seq.
Authorized uses of revenue. .......... 210.03 See: TAXATION
See: TAXATION
FOWL. See:ANIMALS AND FOWL
FINES, FORFEITURES AND OTHER
PENALTIES(Generally) FRANCHISES
Code of Ordinances Electrical energy;levy on sale of
General penalty;continuing violations. 100.05 Franchise fee ........................ 211.01,211.02
Specific fines,etc. See specific subjects Streets, sidewalks and other public ways
Water and sewers Rights-of-way
Indian River County industrial pretreat- Requirement of franchise for natural
went regulations ordinance gas utility
201.84 Requirement of franchise........ 312.21
Administrative fines............. ...
Water and sewers;franchises......, 201.50 et seq.
FIRE CODE See:WATER AND SEWERS
Emergency services district
., 208.10 et seq. FUNDS AND FUNDING. See:FINANCES
District fire code .••.
FIRE DEPARTMENT G
Fire alarms ............................ 301.01 et seq.
See:ALARMS AND ALARM SYSTEMS GARBAGE. See:SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL
FIRE DEPARTMENT/PREVENTION GAS
Fire hydrants Local option gas tax .................... 209.01 et seq.
Water and sewers regulations re See:TAXATION
Annual fire protection charges for Oil and gas well stimulation prohibited.. 317.01 et seq.
hydrants..................... 201.08(L)(1) See: OIL AND GAS WELL STIMULA-
Permit required to draw water from TION
fire hydrants................. 201.25 Streets,sidewalks and other public ways
Motor vehicles and traffic.See that subject Rights-of-way
Generally........................ .... 307.01 et seq. Requirement of franchise for natural
Parking in fire lanes. ............. 307.03 gas utility
Parks and recreation Requirement of franchise...... 312.21
Fires................................ 205.03(4)
Fireworks ................. ......... 205.03(5) GENDER
Water and sewers Definitions and construction of Code..... 100.02(8)
Fire hydrants;permit required to draw GENERAL RULE
water from ...................„ 201.25 Definitions and construction of Code..... 100.02(1)
Fire protection charges;annual ...... . 201.08(L)
Fire systems ...................... 201.08(L)(2) GLASS
FIREARMS AND WEAPONS Parks and recreation
Parks and recreation Glass bottles and containers.......,.. 205.03(23)
Hunting............................. . 205.03(6) GOLF. See:PARKS AND RECREATION
FIREWORKS GOODS
Fireworks sales and use 208.12 Selling goods on streets or sidewalks 306.05
FLEA MARKETS GOVERNING BODIES
Business tax receipt requirements....... 207.11 Emergency services district ........... .. 208.03
FLOOD DAMAGE PREVENTION Solid waste disposal district.......... 204.20
Coastal construction code ............... 402.01 et seq. GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATION
See: COASTAL CONSTRUCTION County commissioners,board of......... 101.01, 101.02
CODE See: COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
FLORIDA. See:STATE BOARD OF
Emergencies
FOOD AND FOOD SERVICES Delegation of authority to act in an
Alcoholic beverages..................... 300.01 et seq. emergency...................... 101.10
See:ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES Disaster emergency plan ......... .... 101.09
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Section Section
GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATION(Cont'd.) HEALTH AND SANITATION(Cont'd.)
Officers of county....................... 101.03 et seq. Health and sanitation
See: OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES Adoption by reference............. ..... 303.13
Definitions .......................... 303.12
GOVERNMENTAL AGENCIES
County commissioners,board of Enforcement......... .... 303.14
............
Constitutional officers and governmental Purpose s;p....penalties..
.... ..... 303.11
... 102.04(8) Interceptors. See herein: Pollutant 303.15
agencies.....................
Violations; enalties.. o .....,.
Solid waste disposal district P me
Interceptors and Grease Traps
Disposal charges to governmental agen-
.
Life support services.................... 304.01 et seq.
cies ................... ........ 204.29
See:LIFE SUPPORT SERVICES
GRADES AND GRADING Pollutant interceptors and grease traps
Coastal construction code Definitions .......................... 303.17
Erosion and design grade.... ......... 402.11(6) Enforcement and appeals............. 303.26
GREASE TRAPS. See:INTERCEPTORS Fees................................. 303.25
Inspections .......................... 303.23
GUARDS Installation of pollutant interceptors
Parks and recreation and grease traps requirements
Life guards............ .. 205.05(1) Exemptions ....................... 303.19
Generally......................... 303.18
H Permits.............................. 303.23
Purpose ............................. 303.16
HANDICAPS. See:DISABILITIES Scheduled maintenance of pollutant
HARDSHIP CONSIDERATIONS interceptors and grease traps;
Water and sewers requirements for................ 303.22
Impact fees Solvents,use of prohibited............ 303.24
Time payment of impact fee upon Standards for grease trap and pollut-
showing of hardship .......... 201.09(D) ant interceptor construction ..... 303.21
Water shortage conditions Transmission line routes, public meet-
Exception to maintain sanitation and ings for......................... 303.28
to provide for hardship cases.. 201.31(B) Variances............................ 303.20
Violations;penalties.................. 303.27
HEALTH AND SANITATION Traps. See herein: Pollutant Interceptors
Animal control and kennel regulations... 302.01 et seq. and Grease Traps
See:ANIMALS AND FOWL Water and sewers
Demolition approval Reclaimed water regulations
Application for approval and fee ... .. 303.33 Separation between public utilities;
Coordination with building depart- minimum
ments................. ......... 303.39 Sanitary sewer mains ........... 202.20(l)
Definitions .......................... 303.30 Water shortage conditions
Enforcement................ ........ 303.38 Hardship cases;exception to maintain
Exempt structures ................... 303.31 sanitation and to provide for.. 201.31(B)
Health department approval required
for demolition................... 303.32 HEARINGS
Inspection and report ................ 303.34 Contractors
Penalties ............................ 303.40 Registration; suspension or revocation
Prerequisites for issuance of approval of.............................. 400.07
and requirements in the event of Hearing;appeal ................... 400.08
later discovered conditions..,.,,. 303.36 Water and sewers;rates and charges
Purpose ........................ .._ 303.29 Specific service charges to be established
Reinspection fee ..................... 303.35 by resolution after public hearing 201.08(I)
Requirements for demolition.......... 303.37
Electrical transmission lines HIGHWAYS. See: STREETS, SIDEWALKS
Public meetings for transmission line AND OTHER PUBLIC WAYS
routes.......................... 303.28
Environmental control board HOLIDAYS
Indian River County Environmental Alcoholic beverages
Control Board .................. 303.01 Prohibited hours of sale, service and
Grease traps. See herein: Pollutant consumption
Interceptors and Grease Traps New Years .........._......... ., 300.02(2)
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Section Section
HOLIDAYS(Cont'd.) HURRICANES
Water and sewers;rates and charges Emergencies. See that subject
Reconnection during normal working
hours (8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. HYDRANTS. See: FIRE DEPARTMENT/
Monday through Friday excluding PREVENTION
holidays) ....................... 201.08(J)(1) HYDRODYNAMIC LOADS
HORNS Coastal construction code ........ 402.11(9)
Railroads and trains HYDROSTATIC LOADS
Sounding of train horns or whistles Coastal construction code ............... 402.11(8)
between certain hours........... 306.04
HOTELS,MOTELS,ETC. I
Alcoholic beverages................ ... 300.01 et seq.
See:ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES ILLICIT STORMWATER DISCHARGE
Parks and recreation. See that subject Applicability ............................ 318.03
Generally ••• . 205.01 et se Definitions............................. 318.02
Sleeping, camping d lodging .. .. 205.03(16) Prohibition of illegal discharges ..... ... 318.04 Tourist development tax ..... 210.01 et seq. Prohibition of illicit connections.......,. 318.05
See:TAXATION Suspension due to illicit discharges in
emergency situations .............. 318.06
HOUSING. See:BUILDINGS Title.......................„........... 318.01
Fair housing ........................... 309.01 et seq.
IMPACT FEES
See: FAIR HOUSING
Standard Housing Code, 1991 Edition, Administrative charges
Computation......................... 1011.03
adopted........................... 401.01 Findings................. .,.,........ 1011.02
HOUSING ASSISTANCE PROGRAM(Local) Short title; statutory authority;
Affordable housing advisory committee applicability.. 1011.01
Creation of the....................... 308.07 Use of funds......,,.........,....... 1011.04
............. 308.03 Definitions................ Correctional facilities
Effective date .................... 308.09 Short title; statutory authority;
Computation...... „_• 1003.03
Local housing assistance program Findings.••••"•.• .•.. 1003.02
tutor
Designation of responsibility for
administration and implementa- applicability.................... 1003.01
tion of.......................... 308.06 Use of funds...................,,..,. 1003.04
Establishment of..................... 308.05 Defmitions
Local housing assistance trust fund Alphabetical order ................ 1001.03
Creation of.......................... 308.04 Purpose and intent.,..............,.. 1001.02
Neighborhood stabilization program Title ................................. 1001.01
acquisition, rehabilitation and sale Emergency services facilities
procedures and standards Computation.......................... 1002.03
Establishment of criteria for Findings............................. 1002.02
Sale of NSP properties that constitute Short title; statutoryauthority;
an alternative property disposi- applicability...... ........, ,. 1002.01
tion procedure to sections (1) Use of funds......................... 1002.04
and(2)of chapter 125.35,F.S . 308.14 Law enforcement
Establishment of the procedures for
Computation......................... 1005.03
county Findings............................. 1005.02
Acquisition of foreclosed or abandoned Short title; statutory authority;
properties with NSP funds.... 308.12 •••••• • .•••••• •. 1005.01
applicability
Rehabilitation of properties purchased Use of funds............. ............. 1005.04
with NSP funds ............... 308.13 Library facilities
Purpose and intent................... 308.11 Computation......................... 1006.03
Title ................ .......,. 308.10
Findings............................. 1006.02
Purpose and
men ....... ......... 308.02 Shortapplicability itle; statutory authority;
Severability......... ...... 308.08 ......••• ••••••.... 1006.01
Title........................ .
........ 308.01 Use of funds......................... 1006.04
Parks and recreation facilities
HUNTING Computation......................... 1008.03
Parks and recreation.................... 205.03(6) Findings., . .........................., 1008.02
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Section Section
IMPACT FEES(Cont'd.) INDECENCY AND OBSCENITY
Short title; statutory authority; Alcoholic beverages;licensed premises
applicability.......I............. 1008.01 Certain states of undress and acts
Use of funds...................... 1008.04 prohibited on licensed premises.. 300.06
Public buildings
Computation.................... 1004.03 INDIAN RIVER COUNTY. See: COUNTY
Findings........................... .. 1004.02 INLETS. See: BOATS, DOCKS AND
Short title; statutory authority; WATERWAYS
applicability.................... 1004.01
Use of funds..................... ... 1004.04 INSPECTIONSANSPECTORS
Public education facilities Contractors. See that subject
Computation......................,... 1009.03 Generally..........................,.. 400.01 et seq.
Findings............................. 1009.02 Construction contractors and inspec-
Short title; statutory authority; tors.......................... 400.11,400.12
applicability........... ....... 1009.01 Electrical contractors and inspectors..... 400.13 et seq.
Use of funds.... .................... 1009.04 See:ELECTRICITY
Purpose and intent Fire safety inspections,plan review...... 208.11
Appeals ........... ........... 1000.14 Health and sanitation;inspections....... 303.23
Authority............................ 1000.02 Pain management clinics and controlled
Computation......................... 1000.08 substances........................ 315.08
Donation in lieu of payment .......... 1000.12 Plumbing contractor and inspectors...... 400.14 et seq.
Exemptions and credits ... ........ ... 1000.07 See:PLUMBING CONTRACTOR AND
Findings......................... ... 1000.04 INSPECTORS
Imposition........................ ... 1000.06 Property maintenance code
Intent and purpose...... ........... 1000.03 Duties,powers of code official......... 403.03(2)
Payment........................ . ... 1000.09 et seq.
Refund of fees paid.. ........... ..... 1000.15 Water and sewers
Review................ .............. 1000.13 Inspection fee........................ 201.080)(10)
Severability..................... ..... 1000.05 Inspectors;power and authority of.... 201.28
Short title.......................„,.. 1000.01 Irrigation systems and other reclaimed
Trust funds....................... .. 1000.10 water facilities;inspection of..... 202.27
Use of funds........... ............. 1000.11 Meter re-reads and leak inspection.... 201.08(J)(3)
Rules of construction
Purpose and Intent 1012.02 INSURANCE
Rule of construction. .......... ....... 1012.03 Contractors;insurance required......... 400.05
Title ................................ 1012.01 INTERCEPTORS
Schedule............................... Tit. X,App. A Pollutant interceptors and grease traps.. 303.13 et seq.
Solid waste facilities
See:HEALTH AND SANITATION
Computation..... .. ................ 1007.03
Findings........., ............... 1007.02 INTERFERENCE. See: OBSTRUCTIONS
Short title; statutory authority;
applicability.................... 1007.01 INVESTIGATIONS
Use of funds......................... 1007.04 Life support services.................,. , 304.07 et seq.
Traffic facilities See:LIFE SUPPORT SERVICES
Credit against payment of traffic impact
fees ............................ 1010.04 IRRIGATION
Fee schedule or individual assessment Landscape irrigation................ 319.01 et seq.
(traffic),use of.................. 1010.03 See:LANDSCAPE IRRIGATION
Findings............................. 1010.02 Water and sewers
Short title; statutory authority; Reclaimed water regulations
applicability.......... ..., 1010.01 Dual source irrigation systems ..... 202.21
Use of funds collected and trust funds. 1010.05 Irrigation systems and other
Water and sewers;impact fees.. .. ....... 201.09 reclaimed water facilities;
inspection of................. 202.27
IMPOUNDMENT
Animals and fowl L
Non-quarantined animals
Impoundment,redemption,surrender, LAKES. See: BOATS, DOCKS AND
and disposition of. 302.07 WATERWAYS
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Section Section
LAND. See:PROPERTY LICENSES AND PERMITS(Cont'd.)
Solid waste disposal district Pain management clinics and controlled
Disposal charges; collection of by tax substances........................ 315.04 et seq.
collector See: PAIN MANAGEMENT CLINICS
Owner,description of parcel. ...... 204.28(b) AND CONTROLLED
Water and sewers;impact fees SUBSTANCES
Change in land use .................. 201.09(B) Parks and recreation;permits........... 205.04
LAND CRABS Rights-of-way;permits.................. 312.05 et seq.
Taking or harvesting of............... 306.14 See: STREETS SIDEWALKS AND
OTHER PUBLIC WAYS
LANDSCAPE IRRIGATION Solid waste disposal district
Additional requirement... 319.05 Permit requirements for handling of
Applicability ........................... 319.07
special waste; revocation thereof;
Definitions..... 319.02 fine ............................ 204.31
Enforcement ..........., ... 319.08 Title loan transactions.................. 314.07 et seq.
purpose ..Intent and ur .•.....p p ....... ... ... 319.01 See:TITLE LOAN REGULATIONS
Penalties............. ...... 319.09 Water and sewers
Schedules Fire hydrants;permit required to draw
Exceptions............. ............. 319.04 water from ..................... 201.25
Generally
p .................. 319.03 Franchises re water and sewers;permit
Waiver from specific day of the week required........................ 201.51
limitations.............:........... 319.06 Indian River County industrial pretreat-
ment regulations ordinance
LAWN SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Wastewater discharge permit;applica-
Water and sewers re........ ....:....... 201.32 tion.......................... 201.73
LEASES LIENS
Fair housing ........................... 309.01 et seq. Code of Ordinances;liens generally...... 100.080
See: FAIR HOUSING Solid waste disposal district
Housing assistance program(local)...... 308.01 et seq. Overdue disposal charges to be liens .. 204.28(d)
See: HOUSING ASSISTANCE
PROGRAM LIFE GUARDS
Motor vehicles and traffic
Parks and recreation re.................. 205.05(1)
County owned or leased parking areas, LIFE SUPPORT SERVICES
sidewalks and areas contiguous to
said parking areas;regulation of. 307.04 Life support services
Road rights-of-way owned or leased by Application
the state;regulation of parking on 307.0 Exemptions and fee
required.
....... .... 304.05
Information and fee required..,,... 304.05
LIABILITY Investigation; staff recommendation 304.07
Oil and gas well stimulation prohibited Authority and purpose .. 304.02
Liability for violation.......... ...... 317.05 Classification of certificates........... 304.04
Rights-of-way ................... 312.14 Contents of certificate................ 304.08
Definitions ..................... ..... 304.03
LICENSES AND PERMITS Expiration and transferability ........ 304.10
Alarm system permits ...............- 301.21 et seq. Inspections .......................... 304.09
Alcoholic beverages. See that subject Renewal............................. 304.11
Generally............................ 300.01 et seq. Revocation,alteration or suspension .. 304.12
Licensed premises.............0 300.04 et seq. Complaint procedures......... ..... 304.12.2
Contractors;permits required........... 400.02 Generally.................... ... 304.12.1
Fertilizer and land management Proceedings........,..,w....., 304.12.3
Licensing of commercial fertilizer Title ............ 304.01
applicators ..................... 316.12
Fire alarm permits ..................... 301.03 LITTER
Fire hydrants; permit required to draw Parks and recreation
water from........................ 201.25 Litter officer..................... ..., 205.06
Health and sanitation;pollutant intercep- Solid waste disposal. See that subject
tors and grease traps permits 303.23 Generally............................ 204.01 et seq.
Local business tax receipts.............. 207.01 et seq.
See:TAXATION LIVESTOCK. See:ANIMALS AND FOWL
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Section Section
LOADS AND LOADING METERS
Coastal construction code Water meters......, 201.08,201.24
Hydrodynamic loads.... ........ 402.11(9) MINORITY DISCRIMINATION. See:
Hydrostatic loads ._........ 402.11(8) DISCRIMINATION
Parking, stopping and standing. See:
MOTOR VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC MISCELLANEOUS OFFENSES AND
LOCAL BUSINESS TAX RECEIPTS PROGRAMS. See specific subjects
Generally.............................. 207.01 et seq. MOBILE HOMES
See:TAXATION Building codes
LOCAL HOUSING ASSISTANCE Mobile homes;minimum standards for 401.03
PROGRAM. See: HOUSING MONEYS. See:FINANCES
ASSISTANCE PROGRAM(Local) MONOLITHIC FOUNDATIONS
LOCAL OPTION GAS TAX Coastal construction code ............... 402.11(3)
Generally.............................. 209.01 et seq.
See:TAXATION MOTELS. See:HOTELS,MOTELS,ETC.
LOCOMOTIVES. See: RAILROADS AND MOTOR VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC
TRAINS Ambulances. See herein: Emergency
Vehicles
LODGINGS. See:HOTELS,MOTELS,ETC. Combat automobile theft program....... 306.09
Court costs
Non-criminal traffic cases, infractions,
M or violations .................... 305.13 et seq.
MAINS See:COURTS
Reclaimed water regulations Definitions(not enumerated herein) ..... 307.01
Separation between public utilities; Disabilities
minimum Public parking for certain handicapped
Potable water mains..,........ 202.20(2) persons......................... 307.02
Sanitary sewer mains.............. 202.20(1) Unpaid handicapped parking violations 307.11
Enforcement. See herein:Violations
MANUALS Fire lanes,parking in................ ... 307.03
Administrative policy manual........,. . 104.02 Handicaps. See herein:Disabilities
Impact fees
MAPS. See:SURVEYS,MAPS AND PLATS Traffic facilities.............. ....... 1010.01 et seq.
See:IMPACT FEES
MARIJUANA .......................
Pain management clinics and controlled a ,stoppingand standing caned or leased parkin a
P 307.09
substances .................... 315.01 et seq. Parrkinking
See: PAIN MANAGEMENT CLINICS g areas,
AND CONTROLLED sidewalks and areas contiguous to
SUBSTANCES said parking areas;regulation of. 307.04
Fire lanes,parking in ................ 307.03
Prohibited, medical marijuana treatment Handicapped persons; public parking
center dispensing facilities......... 306.15 for certain...................... 307.02
See:MEDICAL MARIJUANA Unpaid handicapped parking viola-
MEDICAL MARIJUANA tions......................... 307.11
Medical marijuana treatment center Road rights-of-way owned or leased by
dispensing facilities prohibited..... 306.15 the state;regulation of parking on 307.0
Streets,sidewalks and other public ways
MEDICINES. See: DRUGS AND Right-of-way ordinance parking
MEDICINES infraction;procedures and penal-
ties.......................... 312.07
MEETINGS Violations
Boards,committees and commissions.... 103.02(8) Parking ticket violations;payment of 307.10
Children's Services Network(CSNetwork) 103.25 Parking violations; unpaid
County commissioners,board of......... 102.01 handicapped ................. 307.11
Electrical transmission lines Procedures governing payment of civil
Public meetings for transmission line penalties and proceedings to
routes.......... ............... 303.28 enforce payment for county
Parks and recreation.,................,,. 205.03(9) parking violations,.......... 307.08
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MOTOR VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC(Cont'd.) MOTOR VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC(Cont'd.)
Parks and recreation Water shortage conditions
Motor-driven devices in lake.......... 205.03(24) Washing mobile equipment........... 201.31(A)(2)
Traffic............................... 205.03(17) Wrecker company for service;selection of
Peddlers, canvassers and solicitors. See requested through the sheriff...... 307.12
that subject
Sales and solicitation;handbills....... 310.01 et seq. N
Distribution in vehicles............ 310.05
Penalties. See herein:Violations NEW YEARS HOLIDAY. See:HOLIDAYS
Rights-of-way Alcoholic beverages
Generally............................ 312.01 et seq. Prohibited hours of sale, service and
Traffic control devices ............. 312.18 consumption
See:STREETS,SIDEWALKS AND New Years ................... 300.02(2)
OTHER PUBLIC WAYS NOISE
Road rights-of-way owned or leased by
Nuisances. See that subject
the state;regulation of parking on 307.0
Sales and solicitation. See: PEDDLERS, Train horns whistles, sounding of
CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS between certain hours ............. 306.04
Handbills............................ 310.01 et seq. NOTICES/NOTIFICATION
Distribution in vehicles............ 310.05 Construction contractors and inspectors
Sheriff Certificate of occupancy;utility connec-
Wrecker company for service;selection tions prohibited until notice of
of requested through the sheriff.. 307.12 issuance of ..................... 400.09
State Notice to correct damage or unsightly
Road rights-of-way owned or leased by conditions ....................... 400.12
the state;regulation of parking on 307.0 False alarms
Stopping and standing. See herein: Park- Notification required... ........ 301.03
ing,Stopping and Standing Parks and recreation
Streets, sidewalks and other public ways Notice............................... 205.03(10)
County owned or leased parking areas, Property maintenance code
sidewalks and areas contiguous to Duties,powers of code official......... 403.03(5)
said parking areas;regulation of. 307.04 Notices;orders....................... 403.05
Rights-of-way........................ 312.01 et seq. Solid waste disposal district
Traffic control devices ............. 312.18 Calculation of disposal charge;notice to
Theft taxpayers....................... 204.25
Combat automobile theft program..... 306.09 Water and sewers
Ticket Indian River County industrial pretreat-
Violations ment regulations ordinance
Parking ticket violations;payment of 307.10 Notice of violation/repeat sampling
Title loan transactions............ 314.03 and reporting ................ 201.77
Traffic control devices ......... 312.18 Notification of discharge of hazard-
Traffic regulations................. .. 307.01 et seq. ous waste.................... 201.78
See herein specific subjects Review (annual) of user charges and
Unpaid notice of rates .................. 201.08(M)
Violations
Parking violations; unpaid NUDITY.See:INDECENCY AND OBSCEN-
handicapped ................. 307.11
ITY
Unpaved roadways NUISANCES
All terrain vehicle operation on....,... 307.13 District fire code
Violations Abatement of hazardous materials.,., 208.10
Civil penalties ....................... 307.07 False alarms
Disposition of penalties_._......... 307.07.1 Excessive false alarm declared a public
Enforcement.......................... 307.06 nuisance........................ 301.04
Parking ticket violations;payment of.. 307.10 Noise. See that subject
Parking violations;unpaid handicapped 307.11 Unsightly conditions
Procedures governing payment of civil Construction contractors and inspec-
penalties and proceedings to tors
enforce payment for county park- Notice to correct damage or unsightly
ing violations................. .. 307.08 conditions....,........... .. .,. 400.12
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Section Section
NUMBERS AND NUMBERING OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES(Cont'd.)
Boards,committees and commissions Definitions and construction of Code
Number of members.................. 103.02(2) County officer.............„.......... 100.02(4)
Representative of county officer or
0 department head................ 100.02(7)
Emergency services district
OBSCENITY. See: INDECENCY AND Transfer of employees................ 208.07
OBSCENITY Environmental control board
Indian River County Environmental
OBSTRUCTIONS Control Board .................. 303.01
Animal control authority Equal employment opportunity.......... 104.01
Interference with unlawful . ...... 302.12 Ethics and conduct;code of............... 104.06
Parks and recreation Fair housing
Interference with personnel.......... 205.03(7) Administrator; authority and
responsibilities............ .,. .. 309.05
OCCUPATIONS. See:BUSINESSES Federal Social Security Act........ ., 104.04
OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES General regulations..................... 104.01 et seq.
See herein specific subjects
Administrative104.02 Manuals
BoarsElect on of committees
manual ssion. Administrative policy manual......... 104.02
Boards,committees and commissions
103.02(9) Parks and recreation
Ex officio members of commissions and Interference with personnel........._. 205.03(7)
boards.......................... 103.04.1
Litter officer......................... 205.06
Building official. See:BUILDINGS Personnel regulations.......... ........ 104.01 et seq.
Code of ethics and conduct.............. 104.06 See herein specific subjects
Compensation Retirement system ............ ........ 104.03
Boards, committees and commissions.. 103.02(7) Salaries. See herein: Compensation
Contractors..................„....... 400.03 Vacancies
County officers............. .... ...... 101.04(1) County officers....................... 101.04(2)
Deferred compensation._... 104.05
Conduct OIL ANS GAS WELL STIMULATION
Code of ethics and conduct.............. 104.06 Prohibited
County administrator.................. 101.05 Activities,prohibited..... ............ 317.03
See:COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR Definitions .......................... 317.02
County attorney........................ 101.06 Enforcement..........„............., 317.04
See:COUNTY ATTORNEY Liability for violation..._ ........ 317.05
County commissioners,board of. See that Purpose and intent............... 317.01
subject ORDINANCES,RESOLUTIONS,ETC.
Generally............................ 101.01, 101.02 Code of Ordinances................,..,. 100.01 et seq.
Board-employee relations .......... 101.08 See: CODE OF ORDINANCES
Chairman and vice chairman....... 101.02 County commissioners,board of
Constitutional officers and Meetings and procedures
governmental agencies........ 102.04(8) Ordinances and resolutions
Presiding officer................. .. 102.02, Rates and fees by resolution,„... 102.10(3)
102.06(1) Indian River County industrial pretreat-
County officers ment regulations ordinance ........ 201.61 et seq.
Code of Ordinances See:WATER AND SEWERS
Appeals from a decision of a county Police power ordinances................. 300.01 et seq.
officer........................ 100.06(2) See: POLICE POWER ORDINANCES
Compensation ....................... 101.04(1) Right-of-way ordinance parking infrac-
Definitions and construction of Code tion;procedures and penalties...... 312.07
County officer..................... 100.02(4) Solid waste disposal district
Representative of county officer or Disposal charges; adoption of resolu-
department head ............. 100.02(7) tion containing to be imposed.... 204.27
Generally............................ 101.03 State Road 60 interest share fee ordinance 214.01 et seq.
Removal............................. 101.04(3) See: STATE ROAD 60 INTEREST
Vacancy ............................. 101.04(2) SHARE FEE ORDINANCE
County tax collector. See:TAXATION Water and sewers
Deferred compensation............... 104.05 Specific service charges to be established
Defined contribution plan.. ,...... 104.03.1 by resolution after public hearing 201.08(I)
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OYSTER HARVESTING PARKS AND RECREATION
Generally................... ........... 306.03 Boats, docks and waterways. See that
subject
Camping
P Miscellaneous offenses and programs
PAIN MANAGEMENT CLINICS Prohibition of public camping or sleep-
Moratorium on issuance of business tax ing within county buildings,or
on its grounds, streets,
receipt............................ 207.15 sidewalks, right-of-way, and
Pain management clinics and controlled other ublic ro ert 306.16
substances ........................ 315.01 et seq. P P P y •• ••••••
Definitions(not enumerated herein)..... 205.02
See: PAIN MANAGEMENT CLINICS Golf
AND CONTROLLED Alcoholic beverages,sale and consump-
SUBSTANCES tion of at Sandridge Golf Course_ 205.07
Prohibited, medical marijuana treatment Impact fees
center dispensing facilities......... 306.15 Parks and recreation facilities ........ 1008.01 et seq.
See: MEDICAL MARIJUANA See:IMPACT FEES
PAIN MANAGEMENT CLINICS AND Litter officer ................ . ... 205.06
CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES Park administration............. 205.05
Designated areas..................... 205.05(2)
Business tax receipt for. . .... 315.05 Park rangers and life guards ......... 205.05(1)
Conformity to state and feedderaera l laaww ..... 315.10 ._._..... 205.04
Cooperation among public entities and Permits.............
Rules and regulations....... 205.01
agencies .......................... 315.13 205.03
Definitions............................. 315.02 Administration .........,............ 205.03(1)
Dispensing of controlled substances by Aircraft and parachuting,,...„....... 205.03(1)
pharmacy......................... 315.07 Alcoholic beverages ... 205.03(26)
Enforcements .......................... 315.09 Animals;dogs prohibited ............. 205.03(22)
Geographic application.................. 315.11 Buildings and other property .,....... 205.03(2)
Implementation in municipalities........ 315.12 Camping ............„............... 205.03(16)
Inspections............................. 315.08 Dogs prohibited....,.„........„,...... 205.03(22)
Onsite dispensing of controlled substances Dune line crossing ................... 205.03(25)
at;prohibited...................... 315.06 Ejectment,prior ..................... 205.03(8)
Permit required for Equestrian activity................... 205.03(3)
Abbreviated application for qualified Fires............................ 205.03(4)
pain management clinics ....,... 315.04(3) Fireworks ..........„.......... 205.03(5)
Appeal ............................ .. 315.04(8) Glass bottles and containers.......... 205.03(23)
Application.....................„.,.„ 315.04(2) Hunting............................. 205.03(6)
Denial of........................„. 315.04(5) Interference with personnel........... 205.03(7)
Fee ................................ 315.04(4) Lakes;motor-driven devices in.... .... 205.03(24)
Change in information or statements.. 315.04(11) Lodging ............................. 205.03(16)
Emergency suspension of.............. 315.04(10) Meetings ............................ 205.03(9)
Issuance of............ ..„...... ..... 315.04(6) Miscellaneous activities .............. 205.03(27)
Required .............. .............. 315.04(1) Motor-driven devices in lake......,.., 205.03(24)
Revocation of........................ 315.04(9) Natural resources,removal of.....,.... 205.03(12)
Term of.............................. 315.04(7) Notice............................... 205.03(10)
Prohibited activities .................... 315.03 Personnel,interference with.....,..,, 205.03(7)
Pollution ............................ 205.03(11)
Prohibited, medical marijuana treatment
center dispensingfacilities....... . 306.15 Property;buildings and other......... 205.03(2)
See:MEDICAL MARIJUANA Resources,natural;removal of...... , 205.03(12)
Title................................. 315.01 .Rubbish............... .......... ... 205.03(13)
..
Sales and solicitation...„.„„.......... 205.03(14)
PARACHUTES Signs...................„.,...... 205.03(15)
Parks and recreation Sleeping.......................... ... 205.03(16)
parachuting
Aircraft and
P g............. 205.03(1) Smoking....„............„........... 205.03(28)
Solicitation „............... ......„.., 205.03(14)
PARCELS. See:LAND Traffic.........„.................. 205.03(17)
Trees and vegetation...,.,,,,,........ 205.03(18)
PARKING. See: MOTOR VEHICLES AND Trespass..,.,..,„.......„... .......... 205.03(19)
TRAFFIC Utility..........„......... .......... 205.03(20)
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PARKS AND RECREATION(Cont'd.) PLATS. See:SURVEYS,MAPS AND PLATS
Water activity .................... .. . 205.03(21)
Sale and consumption of alcoholic bever- PLAYGROUNDS. See: PARKS AND
ages RECREATION
Designated recreational facilities...... 205.09 PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Facility formerly known as Dodgertown 205.10 County commissioners,board of;meetings 102.04(3)
Sale and consumption of alcoholic bever-
ages at Sandridge Golf Course ..... 205.07 PLUMBING
Sandridge Golf Course. See herein: Golf Contractor and inspectors;plumbing..... 400.14 et seq.
PEDDLERS, CANVASSERS AND SOLICI- See:PLUMBING CONTRACTOR AND
TORS INSPECTORS
Handbills Contractors ............................ 400.01 et seq.
(See herein: Sales and Solicitation) See: CONTRACTORS
Defmitions(not enumerated herein)... 310.02 Property maintenance code
Distribution generally 310.01 Plumbing facilities, fixture require-
Distribution """........ ments(general)................. -403.19
Distribution in public places........_. 310.03
Distribution in vehicles
private to premises.. 310.05 Water and sewers re.................... 201.15 et seq.
Distribution n p ' p 310.04 See:WATER AND SEWERS
Exemptions....................... 310.07 PLUMBING CONTRACTOR AND INSPEC-
Sponsorship identified............ .... 310.06 TORS
Sales and solicitation Contractors ............................ 400.01 et seq.
(See: SALES) See:CONTRACTORS
Handbills....................... ..,.. 310.01 et seq. Master, certified, registered or journey-
See herein:Handbills 400.14
man,plumbers ........ .. .........
Parks and recreation re ...........,.. 205.03(14)
Street or sidewalks;selling goods on. _ 306.05 POLES AND WIRES
Coastal construction code
PERFORMANCE BONDS. See: BONDS, Pole foundations ................. ... 402.11(2)
SURETY OR PERFORMANCE
POLICE POWER ORDINANCES
PERMITS. See:LICENSES AND PERMITS
Alarm systems ......................... 301.21 et seq.
PERSONNEL. See: OFFICERS AND See:ALARMS AND ALARM SYSTEMS
EMPLOYEES Alcoholic beverages..................... 300.01 et seq.
See:ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
PETS. See:ANIMALS AND FOWL Animal control and kennel regulations... 302.01 et seq.
See:ANIMALS AND FOWL
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Fertilizer and land management......... 316.01 et seq.
Emergencies;disaster emergency plan... 101.09 See: FERTILIZER AND LAND
State Road 60 interest share fee ordinance MANAGEMENT
No developer contribution credit ....... 214.09 Handbills .............................. 310.01 et seq.
Taxation_ See that subject See: PEDDLERS, CANVASSERS AND
Tourist development tax.............. 210.01 et seq. SOLICITORS
Tourist development plan.......... 210.02 Health and sanitation ................... 303.01 et seq.
Tourist development council............. 103.05 See:HEALTH AND SANITATION
See: TOURIST DEVELOPMENT Housing assistance program (local) of
COUNCIL county............................ 308.01 et seq.
Water and sewers See: HOUSING ASSISTANCE
Extension of water and sewer services PROGRAM(Local)
within developments ......_..... 201.10 Miscellaneous offenses and programs.... 306.01 et seq.
Extension of water distribution and See specific subjects
sewer services to developments .. 201.11 Oil and gas well stimulation prohibited.. 317.01 et seq.
See: OIL AND GAS WELL STIMULA-
PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION TION
Generally.............................. 103.03(1) Pain management clinics and controlled
Provisions(general)applicable to all com- substances........................ 315.01 et seq.
missions and boards............... 103.02 See: PAIN MANAGEMENT CLINICS
See: BOARDS, COMMITTEES AND AND CONTROLLED
COMMISSIONS SUBSTANCES
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POLICE POWER ORDINANCES(Cont'd.) PROPERTY(Cont'd.)
Rights-of-way .......................... 312.01 et seq. Disposal service charge roll(omis-
See: STREETS, SIDEWALKS AND sions and errors in);property
OTHER PUBLIC WAYS becoming assessable after
Sales and solicitations.................. 310.01 et seq. January 1 ................. 204.30
See: PEDDLERS, CANVASSERS AND Traffic................................. 307.01 et seq.
SOLICITORS See: MOTOR VEHICLES AND TRAF-
Title loan regulations................... 314.01 et seq. FIC
See:TITLE LOAN REGULATIONS PROPERTY MAINTENANCE CODE
Tobacco products,merchandising of...... 313.01 et seq.
Applicability ... 403.02
See:TOBACCO PRODUCTS
Code official;duties,powers of,.. 403.03
Traffic................................. 307.01 et seq. Definitions......... .,..... . ...... 403.09
See: MOTOR VEHICLES AND TRAF- Demolition...........„............ 403.08
FIC
Duct systems........................... 403.30
POLLUTION Electrical equipment............. . ... . 403.26,403.28
Health and sanitation ............... .. 303.01 et seq. Electrical facilities................,....„ 403.25
See:HEALTH AND SANITATION Elevators,escalators,dumbwaiters 40329
Parks and recreation Emergency measures ..._.. ............ 403.07
Exterior property areas................. 403.11
Pollution ............................ 205.03(11) Exterior structure...................... 403.13
PREJUDICE. See:DISCRIMINATION Handrails,guardrails................... 403.15
Heating facilities....................... 403.23
PROCEEDINGS. See: COURTS Interior structure....................... 403.14
Light,ventilation,occupancy limitations. 403.17
PROCLAMATION AND PRESENTATIONS Maintenance requirements.............. 403.10
County commissioners,board of;meetings 102.04(5) Mechanical equipment.................. 403.24
Notices;orders ......................... 403.05
PROFESSIONS. See:BUSINESSES Plumbing facilities, fixture requirements
PROPERTY (general).................. ........ 403.19
Refrigerators................. .... 403.16
Animals and fowl Sanitary g Y drainage system....... ....... 403.21
Private property Storm drainage................ ... ...... 403.22
Right of entry upon for enforcement 302.13 Swimming pools, spas,hot tubs ....,..,.. 403.12
Fair housing ........................... 309.01 et seq. Title.............................. ..... 403.01
See: FAIR HOUSING Unsafe structures,equipment......... .. 403.06
Housing assistance program(local)...... 308.01 et seq. Ventilation............................. 403.18
See: HOUSING ASSISTANCE Violations;penalties ............... 403.04
PROGRAM Water system .......................... 403.20
Motor vehicles and traffic............... 307.01 et seq.
See: MOTOR VEHICLES AND TRAF- PUBLIC ACCESS
FIC Coastal construction code ......... ...... 402.15
Parks and recreation PUBLIC ACCOMMODATIONS, ETC. See:
Buildings and other property ......... 205.03(2) HOTELS,MOTELS,ETC.
Purchasing
Real property, purchase of............ 105.05 PUBLIC CONSUMPTION
Real property disposition procedures..... 106.01 et seq. Alcoholic beverages
See:REAL PROPERTY DISPOSITION Parks and recreation
PROCEDURES Sale and consumption of alcoholic
Sales and solicitation beverages
Handbills............................ 310.01 et seq. Designated recreational facilities. 205.09
See: PEDDLERS, CANVASSERS Facility formerly known as Dodg-
AND SOLICITORS ertown .................... 205.10
Solid waste disposal. See that subject Public possession or consumption of
Generally............................ 204.01 et seq. alcoholic beverages prohibited ... 300.07
Solid waste disposal district........ 204.20 et seq.
Disposal charges to governmental PUBLIC HEARINGS. See:HEARINGS
agencies,county agencies and PUBLIC MEETINGS. See:MEETINGS
property owner not being
taxed...................... 204.29 PUBLIC NUISANCES. See: NUISANCES
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PUBLIC UTILITIES. See:UTILITIES RECREATION. See: PARKS AND
PUBLIC WAYS.See:STREETS,SIDEWALKS RECREATION
AND OTHER PUBLIC WAYS RECYCLABLES
PURCHASING Solid waste disposal
Authority 105.01 Scavenging recyclable materials ...... 306.10
County administrator .... 105.01(b) REFUNDS. See:FINANCES
County commission ..... .... ......... 105.01(a)
Procurement manager................ 105.01(c) REFUSE, RUBBISH. See: SOLID WASTE
Bid procedures ............. 105.03 DISPOSAL
Bid not required ......... ............ 105.03(a)
Rejection of bids ..................... 105.03(b) REGISTRATION
Waiver of bidding procedures ......... 105.03(c) Contractors
Disclosure of relationships .............. 105.06 Registration;rights under. ... ........ 400.06
Environmentally preferred procurement Registration; suspension or revocation
policy............................. 105.8 of...........
Procurement manual ................... 105.02 Sex offenders
Professional services.................... 105.04 Registration fees for career offenders,
Purchase of real property ............... 105.05 convicted felons, sexual offenders
Waiver of sovereign immunity in contracts 105.07 and sexual predators.,.. ..... . 306.07
Q RELIGION. See:CHURCHES
QUARANTINE RENTALS
Animals and fowl Fair housing. See that subject
Non-quarantined animals Generally ................ 309.01 et seq.
Impoundment,redemption,surrender, Unlawful housing practices
and disposition of............. 302.07 Sale or rental and advertising in
Quarantined animals connection therewith....... 309.03(l)
Rabies control;quarantine, redemp- Housing assistance program(local)...... 308.01 et seq.
tion,and surrender of......., 302.08 See: HOUSING ASSISTANCE
PROGRAM
R
R REPEALS
RABIES
Code of Ordinances
Animals and fowl Amendment or repeal of ordinances... 100.03
Quarantined animals Emergency services district
Rabies control;quarantine, redemp-
tion,and surrender of......... 302.08 Repeal of existing special districts .... 208.06
Water and sewers
RACIAL DISCRIMINATION. See: Repeal of conflicting provisions ....... 201.35
DISCRIMINATION
REPORTS
RAILROADS AND TRAINS Local business tax receipts
Sounding of train horns or whistles between County tax collector;report of......... 207.08
certain hours................. ..... 306.04 Water and sewers
RANGERS Indian River County industrial pretreat-
Park rangers........................... 205.05(l) went regulations ordinance
Additional requirements applicable
REAL PROPERTY. See:PROPERTY to reports provided pursuant to
REAL PROPERTY DISPOSITION sections 201.76, 201.77; and
PROCEDURES 201.78 of this part............ 201.79
Authority,purpose, and standards.,..... 106.02 Notice of violation/repeat sampling
Declaration of surplus property.......... 106.03 and reporting ................ 201.77
Methods of disposal..................... 106.04
Negotiation procedures ............. 106.05 RESOLUTIONS. See: ORDINANCES,
Purpose......... 106.01 RESOLUTIONS,ETC.
RECLAIMED WATER REGULATIONS RESOURCES
Generally............................ .. 202.01 et seq. Parks and recreation
See:WATER AND SEWERS Natural resources,removal of.....,... 205.03(12)
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RETIREMENT SALES(Cont'd.)
Officers and employees Electrical energy;levy on sale of......... 211.01,211.02
Retirement system................... 104.03 Fair housing. See that subject
REVENUES. See: FINANCES Generally............................ 309.01 et seq.
Unlawful housing practices
RIGHT OF ENTRY. See also: TRESPASS Sale or rental and advertising in
Animals and fowl connection therewith....... 309.03(1)
Right of entry upon private property for Handbills .............................. 310.01 et seq.
enforcement ... ................. 302.13 See: PEDDLERS, CANVASSERS AND
SOLICITORS
RIGHTS Housing assistance program(local)...... 308.01 et seq.
Contractors See: HOUSING ASSISTANCE
General conditions PROGRAM
Registration;rights under.......,... 400.06 Merchandising and sale of tobacco products 313.01 et seq.
RIGHTS-OF-WAY See: TOBACCO AND TOBACCO
Camping PRODUCTS
Miscellaneous offenses and programs Parks and recreation
Prohibition of public camping or sleep- Alcoholic beverages,sale and consump-
ing within county buildings, or tion of at Sandridge Golf Course. 205.07
on its grounds, streets, Sales and solicitation................. 205.03(14)
sidewalks, right-of-way, and Real property disposition procedures
other public property ......... 306.16 Methods of disposal.................. 106.04
Generally.............................. 312.01 et seq. Sales and solicitation
See: STREETS, SIDEWALKS AND Handbills............................ 310.01 et seq.
OTHER PUBLIC WAYS See: PEDDLERS, CANVASSERS
Motor vehicles and traffic AND SOLICITORS
Road rights-of-way owned or leased by Street or sidewalks;selling goods on..... 306.05
the state;regulation of parking on 307.0
SALVAGING
ROADS. See: STREETS,SIDEWALKS AND
OTHER PUBLIC WAYS Solid waste disposal .................... 204.19.2
ROUTES SANDRIDGE GOLF COURSE. See:PARKS
Electrical transmission lines AND RECREATION
Public meetings for transmission line SANITATION. See:HEALTH AND SANITA-
routes.......................... 303.28 TION
RUBBISH. See:SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL SCAVENGING RECYCLABLE MATERI-
ALS
S Solid waste disposal .................... 306.10
SALES SCHOOLS(Education,training,etc.)
Alcoholic beverages. See that subject Costs;driver education program trust fund 305.08 et seq.
GQProhibited hours of sale,service and 300.01 et seq. See: COURTS
Fair housing
consumption ................. 300.02 Education and public information..... 309.09
Parks and recreation
Alcoholic beverages, sale and Impact fees
consumption of at Sandridge Public education facilities ............ 1009.01 et seq.
Golf Course .................. 205.07 See:IMPACT FEES
Sale and consumption of alcoholic SEBASTIAN INLET. See: BOATS, DOCKS
beverages AND WATERWAYS
Designated recreational facilities. 205.09 Surfingor water skiing
Facility formerly known as Dodg- g ------•••-••-•• 306-01,306.02
ertown .................... 205.10 SEWERS. See:WATER AND SEWERS
Animals and fowl
Prohibition on retail sale in public places 302.16 SEX DISCRIMINATION.See:DISCRIMINA-
Retail sale of dogs and cats........... 302.15 TION
Controlled substances; manifesting the
purpose of illegally using,possessing SEX OFFENDERS
or selling.......................... 306.08 Prohibitions,exceptions and penalties ... 306.065
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SEX OFFENDERS(Cont'd.) SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL(Cont'd.)
Registration fees for career offenders, Construction and interpretation.......,. 204.05
convicted felons,sexual offenders and Definitions(not enumerated herein)..... 204.06
sexual predators Solid waste disposal district .......... 204.24
Applicability......................... 306.07(9) District re.See herein:Solid Waste Disposal
Change of address ................... 306.07(5) District
Definitions .......................... 306.07(1) Exemptions ............................ 204.08
Disposition of collected registration fees 306.07(7) Findings............................... 204.01
Exemptions and failure to pay registra- Franchises
tion .................... „...... 306.07(6) Collection of franchise fee from non-
Fee for current registrants.... 306.07(3) exclusive construction and demoli-
Initial registration................... 306.07(2) tion debris franchisees .......... 204.08.1
Penalties ............................ 306.07(8) Franchisee as independent contractor. 204.19
Required updates .................... 306.07(4) Franchises for collection of regulated
Residency restrictions for registered sex solid waste ..................... 204.07
offenders.......................... 306.06 Not required for certain processing
activities ....................... 204.08.1
SHERIFF Renewals............................ 204.15
Wrecker company for service; selection of Revocation of franchises.............. 204.17
requested through the sheriff ...... 307.12 Rules,regulations, and fees........... 204.18
SHORTAGES Simplified process for granting non-
Water shortage conditions............... 201.31
exclusive construction and demoli-
tion debris franchises 204.13.1
SHRUBBERY. See: TREES AND SHRUB- Terms and conditions of franchises.... 204.13
BERY Transfers........................... . 204.16
Impact fees
SIDEWALKS. See:STREETS,SIDEWALKS
AND OTHER PUBLIC WAYS Solid waste facilities ..... ........... . 1007.01 et seq.
See:IMPACT FEES
SIGNS AND BILLBOARDS Intent and purposes ................. 204.02
Advertising. See that subject Litter control.......................,,.. 204.19.1
Parks and recreation No salvaging permitted................. 204.19.2
Signs..................... .......... 205.03(15) Parks penalties•See herein:Violations; 205.03(13)
at ons;Penalty
SKIING Permits
Surfing or water skiing;Sebastian Inlet.. 306.01,306.02 Solid waste disposal district.See herein
SLEEPING that subject
Permit; grounds for revocation of;
Parks and recreation.................... 205.03(16) fine for noncompliance........ 204.31(b)
SMOKING.See:TOBACCO AND TOBACCO Permit required ................... 204.31(a)
PRODUCTS Permit requirements for handling of
special waste;revocation thereof;
SOCIAL SECURITY fine................... ...... 204.31
Federal Social Security Act..... ......... 104.04 Procedure for franchise issuance......... 204.12
SOLICITORS. See:PEDDLERS,CANVASS- Recyclable materials,scavenging 306.10
ERS AND SOLICITORS Responsibilities......................... 204.09
Scavenging recyclable materials......... 306.10
SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL Service standards for franchisees........ 204.14
Applicability .......................... . 204.04 Solid waste disposal district
Application procedures for franchises... 204.11 Authority for funding of district....... 204.21
Boards Budget, adoption of annually ......... 204.27
Solid waste disposal district Calculation of disposal charge;notice to
Objection to disposal charge;creation taxpayers....................... 204.25
of adjustment board .......... 204.26 Charges
Charges Calculation of disposal charge;notice
Solid waste disposal district. See herein to taxpayers.................. 204.25
that subject Disposal charges;adoption of resolu-
Civil remedies.......................... 204.19.3 tion containing to be imposed . 20427
Commercial containers or construction and Disposal charges;collection of by tax
demolition debris commercial contain- collector
ers required at construction sites,.. 204.10 Overdue charges to be liens...... 204.28(d)
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SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL(Cont'd.) STAFF.See:OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES
Disposal charges to governmental
agencies, county agencies and STANDARD CODES. See: BUILDING
property owner not being taxed 204.29 CODES
Disposal service charge roll (omis- STATE
sions and errors in); property Alcoholic beverages
becoming assessable after Janu- Conformity with state law............ 300.01
ary 1......................... 204.30 Local business tax receipts
Fees,rates and charges;other...... 204.32 Compliance with state laws........... 207.06
Objection to disposal charge;creation Motor vehicles and traffic
of adjustment board .......... 204.26 Road rights-of-way owned or leased by
Other............................. 204.32 the state;regulation of parking on 307.0
Creation;composition;governing body. 204.20 State Road 60 interest share fee ordinance 214.01 et seq.
Definitions(not enumerated herein)... 204.24 See: STATE ROAD 60 INTEREST
Disposal charges; adoption of resolu- SHARE FEE ORDINANCE
tion containing to be imposed.... 204.27 Water and sewers
Disposal charges; collection of by tax Indian River County industrial pretreat-
collector ment regulations ordinance
Delinquency date.................. 204.28(e) State of Florida Pretreatment
Discounts for early payments....... 204.28(c) Standards.................... 201.67
Overdue charges to be liens........ 204.28(d)
Owner,description of parcel........ 204.28(b) STATE ROAD 60 INTEREST SHARE FEE
Procedure......................... 204.28(a) ORDINANCE
Disposal charges to governmental agen- Adoption of technical memorandum...... 214.04
cies,county agencies and property Alternative interest share fee calculation 214.07
owner not being taxed........... 204.29 Construction of......................... 214.10
Disposal service charge roll(omissions Definitions..................... ........ 214.02
and errors in);property becoming Findings............................... 214.03
assessable after January 1....... 204.30 Imposition ............................. 214.05
Fees, rates and charges;other ........ 204.32 No developer contribution credit......... 214.09
Objection to disposal charge;creation of Payment.......................... 214.06
adjustment board............... 204.26 Sunset date.....................,...... 214.11.
Permit; grounds for revocation of; fine Title.............................. .... 214.01
for noncompliance............... 204.31(b) Use of proceeds......................... 214.08
Permit required...................... 204.31(a) STREETS SIDEWALKS AND OTHER
Permit requirements for handling of PUBLIC WAYS
special waste; revocation thereof; Camping
fine ............................ 204.31 Miscellaneous offenses and programs
Powers of district .................... 204.23 Prohibition of public camping or sleep-
Prohibited acts....................... 204.34 ing within county buildings, or
Removal of municipalities from district 204.33 on its grounds, streets,
Statement of district intent and require- sidewalks, right-of-way, and
ments.......................... 204.22 other public property ......... 306.16
Title and citation....................... 204.03 Damage to county roads or rights-of-way. 312.09
Utility Act of Indian River County Dedication of rights-of-way.... .......... 312.17
Special Acts. See: Appendix of Special Definitions
Acts Rights-of-way......................... 312.04
Water and sewers Drawings(rights-of-way)... ........I. 312.19
Discharge of specified waste and waters Fees;rights-of-way...................... 312.16
into the county sewerage system; Goods,selling on streets or sidewalks..., 306.05
prohibiting ..................... 201.30 Handbills .............................. 310.01 et seq.
Distribution in public places.......... 310.03
SOLVENTS See: PEDDLERS, CANVASSERS
Health and sanitation;use restrictions... 303.24 AND SOLICITORS
SOUND. See:NOISE Liability
Rights-of-way
SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS. See:TAXATION Public protection and liability.....,. 312.14
Motor vehicles and traffic.............. . 307.01 et seq.
SPRINKLERS See: MOTOR VEHICLES AND TRAF-
Lawn sprinkler systems.................. 201.32 FIC
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STREETS, SIDEWALKS AND OTHER STREETS, SIDEWALKS AND OTHER
PUBLIC WAYS(Cont'd.) PUBLIC WAYS(Cont'd.)
Municipal service taxing or benefit unit.. 200.01 et seq. Traffic
Additional services Generally............................ 307.01 et seq.
Street paving...................... 200.11 See: MOTOR VEHICLES AND
Streetlighting........................ 200.01 et seq. TRAFFIC
See:TAXATION Rights-of-way
Parking. See: MOTOR VEHICLES AND Traffic control devices ............. 312.18
TRAFFIC Violations
Right-of-way ordinance parking infrac- Right-of-way ordinance parking infrac-
tion;procedures and penalties ... 312.07 tion;procedures and penalties 312.07
Penalties. See herein:Violations Violations;penalty............ ..... 312.15
Permits STRUCTURES. See:BUILDINGS
Rights-of-way;permits ............... 312.05 et seq.
See herein:Rights-of-Way SUITS. See:COURTS
Repair o of damage
da mage to county roads or n
of ........,,. fights- SURETY BONDS. See: BONDS, SURETY
.. ..... 312.09 OR PERFORMANCE
Rights-of-way
Applicability.......................... 312.03 SURFING
Dedication............ ........ ....... 312.17 Surfing or water skiing;Sebastian Inlet.. 306.01,306.02
Definitions .......................... 312.04
--way) ............. 312.19 SURVEYS,MAPS AND PLATS
Drawings(rights-of
Fees.......... ........ 312.16Coastal building zone boundary descrip-
..............
402.04
Grant of electric franchise to Florida tion.....vice......................
Power and Light Company Emergency services district
208.01
Grant of franchise................. 312.20 Creation and boundaries of...........
Parking SWIMMING POOLS
Right-of-way ordinance parking Water shortage;use prohibitions .... 201.31(A)(4)
infraction;procedures and penal-
ties.................. ........ 312.07 T
Permits
Application procedures.... ......... 312.08 TAMPERING
Exemptions from............... . 312.05 Water meter;penalty for tampering with. 201.24
Expiration of permit..... ...... . 312.12 TAXATION
Performance security ............. 312.11
Unpermitted construction.......... 312.10 Assessments. See that subject
Prohibited activity312.06 Municipal service taxing or benefit unit
................. Streetlighting
Public protection and liability......... 312.14 Exemptions from assessment.... 200.05
Purpose ............................. 312.02 Levy of assessment; adoption of
Repair of damage to county roads or budget .................... 200.04
rights-of-way ................... 312.09 Levy of assessment;disposition of
Requirement of franchise for natural proceeds from.............. 200.06
gas utility Cablevision Ch. 212
Requirement of franchise .......... 312.21 Districts
Road rights-of-way owned or leased by Municipal service taxing or benefit unit
the state;regulation of parking on 307.0 Streetlighting
Termination of use or removal of object 312.13 Districts................. .... 200.07
Title .....................,........ ... 312.01 Tourist development tax
Traffic control devices. 312.18 Taxing district and levy......,..... 210.01
Violations;penalty.... 312.15 Electrical energy;levy on sale of
Sales and solicitation Fee-in-lieu-of-franchise-fee............ 211.02
Handbills............................. 310.01 et seq. Franchise fee ........... 211.01
Distribution in public places 310.03 Emergency services district
See: PEDDLERS, CANVASSERS Taxing ability.............. ..... 208.05
AND SOLICITORS Gas;local option gas tax
Selling goods on streets or sidewalks .... 306.05 Disposition of proceeds............... 209.04
State Road 60 interest share fee ordinance 214.01 et seq. Effective date........................ 209.03
See: STATE ROAD 60 INTEREST Levy of tax ......................... 209.02
SHARE FEE ORDINANCE Short title.............. ... 209.01
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TAXATION(Cont'd.) TAXATION(Cont'd.)
Utilization of proceeds................ 209.05 Disqualification .......,.,.,........ 213.08
Local business tax receipts Generally......................... 213.02
County tax collector Penalties................. 213.07
Report of........................ , 207.08 Process for claiming reduction.... .. 213.05
Tax collector fee................... 207.12 Property held jointly with right of
Definitions .......................... 207.02 survivorship.................. 213.06
Disposition of business taxes collected. 207.04 Qualifications for reduction ........ 213.03
Due dates and penalties.............. 207.05 Solid waste disposal district
Flea market requirements............ 207.11 Disposal charges, calculation of;notice
Florida Statutes Chapter 205 control- to taxpayers .................... 204.25
ling ............................ 207.13 Disposal charges; collection of by tax
Issuance of receipt collector........................ 204.28
Compliance with state laws ...,..... 207.06 Disposal charges to governmental agen-
Display ........................... 207.07 cies,county agencies and property
Local business tax owner not being taxed........... 204.29
Generally
license taxes to be.. a 207.10 Special assessments
Other addition Authorization for exemptions......... 206.09
of.......................:.... 207.09
Pain management clinics Capital assessments
resolu-
Moratorium on issuance of business Adoption of final assessment......
iP P ............. 207.15 tion.......................... 206.35
Purpose and scope ..... ............ 207.01 Annual adoption procedures........ 206.37
receipt
Required and
sc e . 207.01 Capital assessment roll............ 206.32
......... .. Effect of final assessment resolution 206.36
Saving provision..................... 207.14
Term of.................... ......... 207.05 General authority ................. 206.30
Municipal service taxing or benefit unit Initial proceedings................. 206.31
Additional services Notice by mail..................... 206.34
General........................... 200.10 Notice by publication .............. 206.33
Street paving....................... 200.11 Collection and use of assessments
Stormwater Alternative method of collection.... 206.46
Creation of the East Gifford Government property.............. 206.47
Watershed Area Municipal Method of collection ............... 206.45
Service Benefit Unit.......... 200.30.01 Correction of errors and omissions .... 206.07
Determination of cost of service, Creation of assessment areas ,,....... 206.04
property owners advisory group 200.30.02 Definitions .......................... 206.01
Disposition of proceeds from levy of Findings............................. 206.03
assessments.................. 200.30.05. Inclusion of municipal areas,, ,,,..... 206.10
Levy of assessments, adoption of Interpretation ....................... 206.02
budget....................... 200.30.04. Lien of assessments............,...... 206.08
Streetlighting Procedural irregularities ... .. ... 206.06
Cost of service,determination of..... 200.03 Revisions to assessments...., ,...... 206.05
Districts .......................... 200.07 Service assessments
Establishment,method of.......... 200.02 Adoption of final assessment resolu-
Exemptions from assessment....... 200.05 tion.......................... 206.20
Levy of assessment; adoption of Annual adoption procedures........ 206.22
budget....................... 200.04 Effect of final assessment resolution 206.21
Levy of assessment; disposition of General authority ................. 206.15
proceeds from ................ 200.06 Initial proceedings..........,,.,.... 206.16
Purpose........................... 200.01 Interim service assessments........ 206.23
Pain management clinics and controlled Notice by mail...................... 206.19
substances Notice by publication ............. 206.18
Business tax receipt for .............. 315.05 Service assessment roll ........,... 206.17
Property tax reduction Tax collector. See herein:County Tax Col-
Construction, reconstruction to house lector
elderly parents, grandparents of Tourist development council............. 103.05
owners See: TOURIST DEVELOPMENT
[Additional homestead exemption.] . 213.09 COUNCIL
Amount of reduction.. ............ 213.04 Tourist development tax
Definitions........................ 213.01 Authorized uses of revenue........... 210.03
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Section Section
TAXATION(Cont'd.) TOURIST DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL
Local administration of tourist develop- (Cont'd.)
ment tax ....................... 210.04 Provisions(general)applicable to all com-
Taxing district and levy ......... ..... 210.01 missions and boards............... 103.02
Tourist development plan.........., 210.02 See: BOARDS, COMMITTEES AND
COMMISSIONS
TECHNICAL CODES
Building codes........................ . 401.01 et seq. TOURIST DEVELOPMENT TAX
See:BUILDING CODES Generally.................... .......... 210.01 et seq.
See:TAXATION
TESTIMONY
Fair housing TOWING. See:WRECKERS
Complaints or testimony;untruthful .. 309.10 TRADES. See:BUSINESSES
TESTING TRAFFIC. See: MOTOR VEHICLES AND
Water meter test ................. ...... 201.08(J)(6) TRAFFIC
THEFT TRAINING. See: SCHOOLS
Combat automobile theft program....... 306.09
TRAINS. See:RAILROADS AND TRAINS
TICKETS
Parking ticket violations;payment of... 307.10 TRANSMISSION LINE ROUTES
Health and sanitation .................. 303.28
TIME(Computation of time;legal time) TRAPS(Interceptors)
Definitions and construction of Code..... 100.02(5),(6) Pollutant interceptors and grease traps.. 303.18 et seq.
TITLE LOAN REGULATIONS See:HEALTH AND SANITATION
Applicability ......................... 314.13 TRASH. See: SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL
Definitions.............................. 314.02
Enforcement and penalties.......,. . _ 314.10 TREES AND SHRUBBERY
Hearings and appeals........... ....... 314.11 Fertilizer and land management
Licenses ............................... 314.07 Management of grass clippings and
Maximum interest rate ................. 314.04 vegetative materials............ 316.08
Motor vehicle title loan transactions 314.03 Parks and recreation
Penalties................................ 314.10 Trees and vegetation................. 205.03(18)
Record keeping......................... 314.08 TRESPASS. See:RIGHT OF ENTRY
Right to redeem: lost title loan agree-
Parks and recreation................... . 205.03(19)
ments............................. 314.06
Title................................... 314.01 TRUSTS,TRUSTEES
Transition period....................... 314.12 Costs;driver education program trust fund 305.08 et seq.
Transaction satisfaction and default .... 314.05 See: COURTS
Violations.............................. 314.09 Housing assistance program(local)
Local housing assistance trust fund;
TOBACCO PRODUCTS creation of...................... 308.04
Electronic cigarettes Indian River County Alcohol and Other
Use of e-cigarettes prohibited where Drug Abuse Trust Fund........ .... 305.05 et seq.
smoking is prohibited ........_.. 313.07 See: COURTS
Merchandising and sale of tobacco products
and merchandising, sale and use of U
electronic cigarettes
Age verification....................... 313.05 UNSIGHTLY CONDITIONS. See:
Definitions ................ 313.02 NUISANCES
Merchandising prohibited .,.......... 313.03
Prohibitions ......................... 313.04 UTILITIES
Purpose and intent
. . ........ 313.01.1 Building codes..................... ..... 401.01 et seq.
. . ....
Signage ........ ............... 313.06 See:BUILDING CODES
Title ....... 313.01 Cablevision ............................ Ch. 212
Parks and recreation Contractors
Smoking ....... 205.03(28) Certificate of occupancy;utility connec-
tions prohibited until notice of
TOURIST DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL issuance of ............. . ...... 400.09
Generally ............................... 103.05 Electrical energy;levy on sale of......... 211.01,211.02
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UTILITIES(Cont'd.) VACCINATIONS
Health and sanitation .................. 303.01 et seq. Animals and fowl
See:HEALTH AND SANITATION Vaccination requirement.............. 302.03
Impact fees ............................ 1000.01 et seq.
See: IMPACT FEES VARIANCES
Indian River County local provider Health and sanitation .................. 303.20
participation fund VEGETATION. See: TREES AND SHRUB-
Alternative method .................. 215.04 BERY
Assessment.......................... 215.07
Adoption of assessment resolution VEHICLES. See: MOTOR VEHICLES AND
and non-ad valorem assess- TRAFFIC
ment roll..................... 215.13
Assessment resolution............. 215.09 VERO BEACH. See: BOATS, DOCKS AND
Computation of assessment ........ 215.08 WATERWAYS
Effect of the assessment resolution. 215.15 Water and sewers
Non-ad valorem assessment roll.,„., 215.10 Fee-in-lieu-of-franchise fee
Notice by City of Vero Beach water,sewer and
Mail.......................... . 215.12 electric services .............. 201.08.1(b)
Publication................. ...„ 215.11
Revisions to the assessment roll.... 215.14 VOCATIONS. See: BUSINESSES
Authority............................ 215.02 VOTES AND VOTING
Correction of errors and omissions .... 215.19 Boards,committees and commissions
Definitions ................„,„....... 215.05 Voting conflicts ............... 103.042
Interpretation .............. ...... 215.06
County commissioners,board of
Limitations on surcharges..„„ ...... 215.20 Rules of debate;votes required........ 102.06(6)
Method of collection.................. 215.16 Silence constitutes affirmative vote ... 102.08
Purpose .............................. 215.03 Elections. See that subject
Refunds ...................„„..„..... 215.17
Responsibility for enforcement,,...... 215.18
Title ................................. 215.01 W
Parks and recreation.................... 205.01 et seq.
Utility........................ 205.03(20) WAIVERS
See:PARKS AND RECREATION Landscape irrigation
Solid waste disposal .................... 204.01 et seq. Waiver from specific day of the week
See:SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL limitations...................... 319.06
Streets,sidewalks and other public ways Purchasing
Bid procedures....................... 105.03
Requirement of franchise for natural
Rights-of-way Waiver of bidding procedures....... 105.03(c)
gas utility Waiver of sovereign immunity in
Requirement of franchise........ 312.21 contracts ....................... 105.07
Utility Act of Indian River County WASHING MOBILE EQUIPMENT
Special Acts. See: Appendix of Special Water shortage conditions............... 201.31(A)(2)
Acts
Water and sewer. See that subject WASTE MANAGEMENT
Generally............................ 201.01 et seq. Solid waste disposal ..................... 204.01 et seq.
Fee-in-lieu-of-franchise fee See: SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL
County division of utility services 201.08.1(a) Water and sewers
Franchises re water and sewers Discharge of specified waste and waters
Utilities required to connect to into the county sewerage system;
county utility systems...... 201.52 prohibiting ..................... 201.30
Reclaimed water regulations WATER AND SEWERS
Separation between public utili- Accounts
ties;minimum .............. 202.20 Water charges on new construction
accounts........................ 201.23
V Agreements, existing ................... 201.12
Applicable areas affected by provisions .. 201.33
VACANCIES IN OFFICE. See specific Back flow prevention devices; required
subjects installation of. ....... ............. 201.27
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Section Section
WATER AND SEWERS(Cont'd.) WATER AND SEWERS(Cont'd.)
Beaches Fire hydrants; permit required to draw
Fee-in-lieu-of-franchise fee water from........................ 201.25
City of Vero Beach water,sewer and Fire protection charges;annual
electric services .............. 201.08.1(b) Fire systems....................,.,.. 201.08(L)(2)
Billing. See herein:Rates and Charges Hydrants..................... .. ...... 201.08(L)(1)
Capital cost charge;excess.............. 201.08(G) Franchises re water and sewers
Charges. See herein:Rates and Charges Definitions ...................... .... 201.50
Conflicting provisions,repeal of......... 201.35 Permit required...................... 201.51
Connecting existing plumbing........... 201.15 Special acts.......................... 201.53
Connection;unlawful ................... 201.13 Utilities required
Connection with sewer system required.. 201.03 utilitys stems connect to county
201.52
Connection with water system required.. 201.02 Free service,none ................ ...... 201.20
Connections,exceptions to .............. 201.05 Generally........................,..... 201.01 et seq.
Connections may be made by county..... 201.06 See herein specific subjects
Connections;separate connections for each Hardship consideration
separate unit...................... 201.21 Impact fees
Construction accounts(new);water charges Time payment of impact fee upon
201.23 showing of hardship .......... 201.09(D)
Construction;unlawful.......... ..... 201.14 Water shortage conditions
Cross-connection
ed control lations.. Exception to maintain sanitation and
Reclai202.19 to provide for hardship cases.. 201.31(B)
•••••.•' Health and sanitation .............. q.
Damage repair ......................... 201.08(J)(7) •�•• 303.01 et se
See:HEALTH AND SANITATION
Damaging equipment;prohibition against 201.26 Illicit stormwater discharge............. 318.01 et seq.
Definitions(not enumerated herein)..... 201.01 See: ILLICIT STORMWATER
Franchises re water and sewers....... 201.50 DISCHARGE
Reclaimed water regulations.......... 202.03 Impact fees ........ 201.09
Development Incorporation in Code................... 201.36
Extension of water and sewer services Indian River County industrial pretreat-
within developments ............ 201.10 ment regulations ordinance
Extension of water distribution and Accidental discharges/slug control plans 201.71
sewer services to developments .. 201.11 Additional requirements applicable to
Discharge of specified waste and waters reports provided pursuant to sec-
into the county sewerage system; tions 201.76,201.77;and 201.78 of
prohibiting........................ 201.30 this part........................ 201.79
Discharge of water in sewers............ 201.29 Administration ...................... 201.63
Disconnection; sewer service disconnec- Administrative enforcement remedies . 201.83
tion............................ 201.08(I)(3) Administrative fines ................. 201.84
Division Affirmative defenses to discharge viola-
County division of utility services..... 201.08.1(a) tions ........................... 201.90
Easements Compliance monitoring............... 201.80
Reclaimed water regulations..... ..„.. 202.11 Confidential information ............. 201.81
Effective date ...................... .. 201.38 Definitions;construction and interpreta-
Electric services tion ............................ 201.64
Fee-in-lieu-of-franchise fee Emergency suspensions .............. 201.85
City of Vero Beach water,sewer and Establishment of certain pretreatment
electric services .............. 201.08.1(b) fees ............................ 201.92
Enforcement. See herein:Violations Hauled wastewater................... 201.72
Engineering services.................... 201.08(J)(9) Industrial pretreatment regulations
Equipment adopted ........................ 201.61
Damaging equipment; prohibition Judicial enforcement remedies........ 201.87
against......................... 201.26 National Categorical Pretreatment
Water shortage conditions Standards ...................... 201.66
Washing mobile equipment......... 201.31(A)(2) Notice of violation/repeat sampling and
Equivalent residential units............. 201.07 reporting....................... 201.77
Extension of water and sewer services Notification of discharge of hazardous
within developments............... 201.10 waste.........................., 201.78
Extension of water distribution and sewer Pretreatment charges and fees.... 201.91
services to developments.., .... 201.11 Pretreatment of wastewater ..... .. 201.70
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WATER AND SEWERS(Cont'd.) WATER AND SEWERS (Cont'd.)
Publication of users in significant Property maintenance code
noncompliance.................. 201.82 Sanitary drainage system ............ 403.21
Purpose;applicability;jurisdiction .... 201.62 Storm drainage...................... 403.22
Prohibited acts....................... 201.69 Water system......................., 403.20
Prohibited discharge standards ....... 201.65 Rates and charges
Regulation of waste received from other Service availability charges where capac-
jurisdictions .................... 201.75 ity reserved but lines unavailable 201.08(C)
Remedies nonexclusive............... 201.88 Service availability charges where lines
Reporting requirements .............. 201.76 available ....................... 201.08(B)
Issuance process................
... 201.74 Billing charge........................ 201.08(A)
Specific local limits on discharge...... 201.68 Connections;additional costs for complex
State of Florida Pretreatment Standards 201.67 connections..................... 201.08(K)
Supplemental enforcement action..... 201.89 Damage repair....................... 201.08(J)(7)
Termination of discharge ............. 201.86
Delinquency charge .................. 201.08(J)(4)
Wastewater discharge permit Deposits required upon opening,
Application........................ 201.73 transferring,reconnecting;refund
Indian River County industrial pretreat- policy .......................... 201.08(H)
ment regulations ordinance
Discontinuance of service and penalty Dental facilities...................... 201.93 fees ............................ 201.34(B)(2)
Inspection Discontinuance of service for non-
Fee.................................. 201.08(J)(10) Payment,fee for restoring services,
Meter re-reads and leak inspection.... 201.08(J)(3) penalty for tampering with watermeter, checks with insufficient
Reclaimed water regulations funds........................... 201.24
Irrigation systems and other Engineering services ................. 201.08(J)(9)
reclaimed water facilities; Excess capital cost charge ............ 201.08(G)
inspection of ................. 202.27 Excess sewage strength charge ....... 201.08(F)
Inspectors;power and authority of....... 201.28 Excess volume surcharge............. 201.08(E)
Interceptors and grease traps ........... 303.16 et seq. Fee-in-lieu-of-franchise fee
See:HEALTH AND SANITATION City of Vero Beach water,sewer and
Irrigation electric services .............. 201.08.1(b)
Reclaimed water regulations County division of utility services .. 201.08.1(a)
Dual source irrigation systems ..... 202.21 Fees.See within this subheading specific
Irrigation systems and other subjects
reclaimed water facilities; Fire protection charges;annual
inspection of .................. 202.27 Fire systems ....................... 201.08(L)(2)
Land use,change in Hydrants ......................... 201.08(L)(1)
Impact fees.......................... 201.09(B) Impact fees
Lawn sprinkler systems.............. 201.32 Change in land use................ 201.09(B)
Mains Hardship;time payment upon show-
Reclaimed water regulations ing of........................ 201.09(D)
Separation between public utilities; Imposed .......................... 201.09(A)
minimum Reduction, refund and relinquish-
Potable water mains ............ 202.20(2) ment of....................... 201.09(E)
Sanitary sewer mains........... 202.20(1) Use of proceeds.................... 201.09(C)
Meters Inspection fee........................ 201.08(J)(10)
Water meter,penalty for tampering with 201.24 Line location.................... ...... 201.08(J)(8)
Penalties. See herein:Violations Meter installations only 201.08(I)(4)
Permits Meter re-reads and leak inspection.... 201.08(J)(3)
Fire hydrants;permit required to draw Meter test........................... 201.08(J)(6)
water from ..................... 201.25 Payment of fees and bills required .... 201.17
Franchises re water and sewers;permit Pretreatment fees.................... 201.08(N)
required........................ 201.51 Reclaimed water regulations.See herein
Plumbing;connecting existing........... 201.15 that subject
Plumbing;escapes through defective..... 201.31(A)(5) Reconnection during normal working
Plumbing system;failure to maintain... , 201.19 hours (8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Plumbing system;maintenance of.....,, 201.16 Monday through Friday excluding
Potable water mains..., ............... 202.20(2) holidays) ....................... 201.08(J)(1)
Pretreatment fees ....... ........... .... 201.08(N) Reconnection during off-duty hours ... 201.08(J)(2)
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Section Section
WATER AND SEWERS(Cont'd.) WATER AND SEWERS(Cont'd.)
Responsibility for payment of water/ Sanitation
sewer fees;impact fee loans,special Reclaimed water regulations
assessments, lien and/or Separation between public utilities;
foreclosure for unpaid bills ...... 201.22 minimum
Review (annual) of user charges and Sanitary sewer mains ........... 202.20(1)
notice of rates Water shortage conditions
Notice ............................ 201.08(M)(2) Hardship cases;exception to maintain
Procedure......................... 201.08(M)(1) sanitation and to provide for .. 201.31(B)
Service calls,general................ 201.08(J)(5) Service,none free....................... 201.20
Service charges,miscellaneous.._..... 201.08(J) Severability............................ 201.37
Sewer fees,collection of.............. 201.18 Sewage strength(excess)charge......... 201.08(F)
Sewer service connection ............. 201.08(I)(2) Sewer connections require county water . 201.04
Sewer service disconnection .......... 201.08(I)(3) Sewerage system; prohibiting; discharge
Specific service charges to be established of specified waste and waters into_. 201.30
by resolution after public hearing 201.08(1) Shortages. See herein: Water Shortage
Volume charge....................... 201.08(D) Conditions
Water charges on new construction Sprinklers
accounts........................ 201.23 Lawn sprinkler systems .............. 201.32
Water service connection ............. 201.08(I)(1) Stormwater
Reclaimed water regulations Municipal service taxing or benefit unit 200.30.01
Application for water service Class S.. 202.14 et seq.
See:TAXATION
Application for extension or connection Swimming pools
to the water system............. 202.12 Water shortage conditions ............ 201.31(A)(4)
Applications for water service Class M Tampering with water meter,penalty for. 201.24
and Class C .................... 202.13 Testing
Class A user connection criteria....... 202.10 Rates and charges;meter test........_ 201.08(J)(6)
Class M and Class C connection criteria 202.08 Utilities. See also that subject
Class S connection criteria............ 202.07 Franchises re water and sewers
Class V user connection criteria....... 202.09 Utilities required to connect to county
Cross-connection control.............. 202.19 utility systems ............... 201.52
Customer classifications.............. 202.04 Rates and charges
Definitions .......................... 202.03 Fee-in-lieu-of-franchise fee
Discontinuance of service by Indian County division of utility services 201.08.1(a)
River County ................... 202.28 Reclaimed water regulations
Dual source irrigation systems........ 202.21 Separation between public utilities;
Inspection of irrigation systems and minimum .................... 202.20
other water facilities............ 202.27 Utility Act of Indian River County
Maintenance by customer ............ 202.22 Special Acts. See: Appendix of Special
Minimum separation between public Acts
utilities..................... . . 202.20 Vero Beach, city of
Potable water mains........... 202.20(2) Rates and charges
Fee-in-lieu-of-franchise fee
Sanitary sewer mains.. ........, 202.20(1) City of Vero Beach water, sewer
Ownership of system................. 202.16 and electric services........ 201.08.1(b)
Penalties ........................... . 202.29 Violations
Prohibited uses of water...........,... 202.06 Enforcement
Public easement requirement.... ..... 202.11 Discontinuance of service and penalty
Purpose and intent.................. 202.02 fees.......................... 201.34(B)(2)
Right to refuse service................ 202.17 Generally...._.................... 201.34(B)(1)
Service connections 202.15 Penalties ............................ 201.34(A)
Service not guaranteed............... 202.24 Penalty for tampering with water meter 201.24
Short title........................., 202.01 Reclaimed water regulations.......... 202.29
System identification................. 202.18 Volume charge ......................... 201.08(D)
System pressures .................... 202.23 Washing mobile equipment.............. 201.31(A)(2)
Unauthorized work on the water system 202.25 Waste discharges
Unlawful connection ............... .. 202.26 Discharge of specified waste and waters
Water system user rates........, , ... 202.05 into the county sewerage system;
Repeal of conflicting provisions.....,. .. 201.35 prohibiting ........... ....... 201.30
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Section Section
WATER AND SEWERS(Cont'd.) ZONING(Cont'd.)
Water, reclaimed. See herein: Reclaimed Motor vehicles and traffic„„...... ,,o.., 307.01 et seq.
Water Regulations See: MOTOR VEHICLES AND TRAF-
Water shortage conditions FIC
Certain uses prohibited............... 201.31(A) Planning and zoning commission........ 103.03(1)
Cleaning outdoor surfaces.......... 201.31(A)(3) See:PLANNING AND ZONING COM-
Escape through defective plumbing. 201.31(A)(5) MISSION
Swimming pools................... 201.31(A)(4) Zoning board of adjustment
Washing mobile equipment......... 201.31(A)(2) Generally............................ 103.03(2)
Watering yards.................... 201.31(A)(1) Provisions (general) applicable to all
Hardship cases; exception to maintain commissions and boards......... 103.02
sanitation and to provide for..... 201.31(B) See:BOARDS,COMMITTEES AND
Wells .................................. 201.32 COMMISSIONS
Yards,watering
Water shortage conditions............ 201.31(A)(1)
WATERWAYS. See: BOATS, DOCKS AND
WATERWAYS
WAVE FORCE DESIGN
Coastal construction code ............... 402.11(7)
WEAPONS. See: FIREARMS AND
WEAPONS
WELLS
Oil and gas well stimulation prohibited.. 317.01 et seq.
See: OIL AND GAS WELL STIMULA-
TION
Water and sewers provisions re.......... 201.32
WHISTLES
Sounding of train horns or whistles between
certain hours...............„...... 306.04
WIRES. See:POLES AND WIRES
WORKERS. See: OFFICERS AND
EMPLOYEES
WRECKERS
Motor vehicles and traffic.See that subject
Generally............................ 307.01 et seq.
Wrecker company for service; selec-
tion of requested through the
sheriff....................... 307.12
Y
YARD REGULATIONS
Water shortage conditions
Watering yards ......._............ 201.31(A)(1)
Z
ZONING
Board re. See herein: Zoning Board of
Adjustment
Coastal construction code.See that subject
Generally............................ 402.01 et seq.
Coastal building zone boundary
description................... 402.04
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COASTAL MANAGEMENT §932.05
CHAPTER 932. COASTAL MANAGEMENT (3) Subsection 932.06(7), Seawalls and
bulkheads, and 932.06(9), Emergency provi-
Sec. 932.0Sec. 932.02. Title. sions, of this chapter shall be applicable to all
Sec. 932.03. Definitions.. Purpose. oceanfront properties lying within the municipal
Sec. 932.04. Authority/applicability. limits of the City of Vero Beach, Florida.
Sec. 932.05. Estuarine water quality protection. (Ord. No. 90-16, § 1,9-11-90;Ord. No. 97-20,§4,
Sec. 932.06. Dune and shoreline protection. 12-16-97)
Sec. 932.07. Piers,docks and boatslips.
Sec. 932.08. Marina and multi-slip dock facilities.
Sec. 932.09. Sea turtle protection. Section 932.05. Estuarine water quality
Sec. 932.10. Manatee protection.(Reserved.) protection.
Sec. 932.11. Aquaculture/water-dependent,water-related
uses. (1) Protection of seagrass.
Sec. 932.12. Anchoring limitation areas.
(a) Unless expressly exempted herein,it shall
be unlawful and subject to the penalties
Section 932.01. Title. provided herein for any person, group,
This chapter shall be known as the "Indian company, organization or agent thereof
River County Coastal Management Chapter." to remove, destroy, damage, or alter to
(Ord. No. 90-16, § 1, 9-11-90) the point of imminent destruction, any
known or identified seagrass area.
Section 932.02. Purpose. (b) Docks, boat ramps, mooring poles, and
other similar waterfront structures,
It shall be the purpose of this chapter: including marinas and all permitted
(1) To protect, maintain, and enhance the waterfront accessory uses, shall be
coastal resources of Indian River County, designed and located in such a manner
while allowing the residents and visitors that all adverse impacts to any known or
of the county beneficial enjoyment of identified seagrass beds shall be
these unique resources; minimized. The presence of seagrass beds
shall not prohibit the location of these
(2) To reduce the actual and potential threat structures,provided that no objections or
of loss of life and property from significant permit denials are issued by any
storm events in the coastal area. additional reviewing agencies with
(Ord. No. 90-16, § 1, 9-11-90) appropriate jurisdiction. Mitigation shall
be required for all damaged or displaced
Section 932.03. Definitions. seagrass areas, and shall be in compli-
ance with the criteria set forth in Chapter
All terms defined in Chapter 901, Definitions, 925.
are applicable in this chapter.
(Ord. No. 90-16, § 1, 9-11-90) (2) Erosion protection.
(a) All estuarine waterfront property, as
Section 932.04. Authority/applicability. described in Chapter 927, Tree Protec-
tion, shall be subject to the setback and
(1) This chapter is enacted pursuant to the vegetative buffer requirements as
authority vested in the board of county commis- expressed therein.
sioners by virtue of Article VIII,Section(1)of the
Constitution of the State of Florida and Florida (b) All persons desiring to clear land which
Statutes, Chapter 125.01 and Chapter 163.3202. is not exempted by the Chapter 927,Tree
Protection, and which is within five
(2) This chapter shall be applicable to all land hundred (500) feet of any waterbody or
and aquatic areas lying within the unincorporated defined drainage system which outfalls
area of Indian River County, Florida. into the Indian River Lagoon or St.
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Sebastian River shall submit an erosion (3) Stormwater management.
control plan,in accordance with the provi-
sions of Chapter 927, Tree Protection, to (a) All portions of Chapter 930, Stormwater
be reviewed and approved by the county Management are applicable in this
environmental planning section, prior to chapter. All proposed developments shall
the issuance of a landclearing permit. be reviewed to ensure adequate drain-
age, flood prevention, and protection of
(c) All new waterfront structures and uses water quality. All stormwater manage-
and all structures and uses adjacent to ment systems shall be constructed in
waterbodies or drainage systems outfall- accordance with the requirements of the
ing into the St. Sebastian River or Indian Indian River County stormwater manage-
River Lagoon shall comply with the provi- ment and floodwater protection ordinance.
sions of Chapter 930,Stormwater Manage-
ment,as applicable and expressed therein. (b) New point-source discharges into
Uses and structures exempted in Chapter estuarine surface waters shall be
930 shall be excluded from this require- prohibited.
ment.
(4) Excavation of canals and waterways in
(d) Bulkheads and seawalls shall not be estuarine waters.
permitted as shoreline stabilization
methods within the Indian River Lagoon (a) Limitations. The excavation of navigable
or its tributaries unless: canals or waterways from submerged
lands in Class II waters,aquatic preserves
1. Nonstructural and/or semi- or the boundaries of the Pelican Island
permanent structural alternatives National Wildlife Refuge is prohibited.
have previously been utilized and The excavation of any canal or waterway
proven ineffective; and shall not be for the purpose of obtaining
fill. Maintenance dredging shall only be
2. The proposed bulkhead or seawall permitted in compliance with all
is part of a comprehensive plan for applicable regulations of the State of
shoreline stabilization and revegeta- Florida and the Army Corps of Engineers;
tion, which includes a mitigation all requisite permits must be obtained.
plan for all adversely impacted
shoreline and aquatic vegetative spe- (b) Minimum width and depth;environmental
cies; and protection. When permitted, canals and
3. No new dredging or filling shall waterways shall be the minimum width
occur in conjunction with the necessary to accomplish the purpose for
proposed bulkhead or seawall other which they are constructed. An applicant
than the minimum necessary and desiring to construct a canal or waterway
customarily incidental to construc- must affirmatively show a design that
tion of said structures; and will prevent stagnation and eutrophica-
tion of the system, provide sufficient
4. The proposed bulkhead or seawall flushing and maintain the ambient water
is adjacent to buildable upland quality. All dredging operations must
property and does not increase the utilize proper turbidity and pollution
seaward (outward) projection of the mitigation techniques as authorized and
property; and approved by local, state and federal
reviewing agencies.
5. The proposed project has secured
all necessary additional reviewing (c) The dredging of new channels shall be
agencies permits prior to construc- prohibited within the estuarine waters of
tion. Indian River County.
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(5) Surface vessel discharges. Within Indian associated native vegetation is not permit-
River County, it shall be unlawful for any com- ted seaward of the county dune stabiliza-
mercial, public or private vessel or structure to tion setback line.
discharge pollutant or untreated waste material
into or adjacent to any surface water body. This (4) Vehicles prohibited seaward of dune
provision shall exclude those discharges incidental stabilization line; exception. Except as
to the mechanical operation of the vessel such as, expressly provided in subsection (5), it
but not limited to, cooling water, bilges, and shall be unlawful for any person to oper-
waterjet outflows. ate, drive or propel any truck, tractor,
(Ord. No. 90-16, § 1, 9-11-90) bulldozer, grader, crane, automobile,
motorcycle,dune buggy,moped,minibike,
Section 932.06. Dune and shoreline all-terrain cycle, or any other vehicle
seaward of the county dune stabilization
protection. setback line excluding, however, any of
In order to protect the natural vegetation and the aforementioned vehicles when oper-
the main dune bluff fronting on the Atlantic ated by an officer of any agency of the
state or of a political subdivision of the
Ocean,the following restrictions shall be observed: state in the furtherance of official duties,
(1) County dune stabilization setback line. or those operations which have received
The county hereby adopts the 1978 FDNR the express authorization of the board of
Coastal Construction Control Line county commissioners. The parking or
(C.C.C.L) as the County Dune Stabiliza- storage of automobiles, trailers, motor
tion Setback Line (D.S.S.L.), as recorded homes, recreation and like vehicles is
on June 10, 1981 in county Plat Book 10, prohibited seaward of the dune stabiliza-
Pages 93-93H. tion setback line (DSSL). Boats may be
stored seaward of the dune stabilization
(2) Encroachment, ingress, disturbance. setback line if stored, located and moved
Except as provided herein, encroach- in a manner that does not disturb,damage
ment or ingress onto or any disturbance or destroy the existing dune or associ-
of the main dune or natural vegetation ated dune vegetation, and in a manner
seaward of the county dune stabilization that does not interfere with the natural
setback line is prohibited, including reestablishment of the dune or associ-
encroachment or disturbance caused by ated dune vegetation. Storage of boats is
individuals upon foot or by vehicle of any also subject to the requirements of sec-
kind. Ingress by foot seaward of the tion 911.15(7). However, boats stored in
county dune stabilization setback line accordance with the requirements of this
must be associated with an approved section by or with the permission of the
dune crossover structure. abutting upland land owner, shall be
exempt from the requirements of section
(3) New construction; disturbance of dunes, 911.15(7)(b)l. and 912.17(3)(b)l.
vegetation. The land between the coastal
construction control line and the county (5) Leeway zone. Notwithstanding the forego-
dune stabilization setback line is ing provisions, an applicant who has
established as a zone of regulation, received the express written approval of
whereby the Bureau of Beaches and the Bureau of Beaches and Shores of the
Shores of the Florida Department of Department of Natural Resources to carry
Natural Resources and Indian River on construction of an approved structure
County may permit construction activity within fifteen(15)feet of the county dune
and construction related dune alteration. stabilization setback line may make use
Except as provided herein,new construc- of a leeway zone seaward of the county
tion and/or disturbance of the dune and dune stabilization setback line. Said zone
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may extend a distance of up to fifteen ful reclamation of the dune vegetation
(15) feet seaward of the dune stabiliza- temporarily destroyed under this
tion setback line, but may not extend paragraph.
more than fifteen (15) feet seaward of (6) [Exceptions.] Nothing in this section shall
said structure. The purpose of the leeway be construed to prohibit the undertaking
zone is to provide for temporary encroach- of coastal construction projects seaward
ment of workers and equipment seaward of the coastal construction control line,
of the dune stabilization setback line when approved by the Bureau of Beaches
necessary for construction activity. All and Shores of the Department of Natural
proposed activity within the fifteen-foot Resources of the State of Florida, and
leeway zone shall be described in writing when the applicant can demonstrate to
and submitted to the environmental plan- the county that the project is in the
ning section. Such written request for public interest or is necessary to protect
authorization of a leeway zone shall contiguous real property improvements;
include a vegetation survey that locates provided that any such coastal erosion
and identifies all vegetation within an control project which includes beach sand
area between the county dune stabiliza- renourishment shall also include a
tion setback line and a line twenty (20) program of dune system restoration as a
feet seaward of that line, as well as a component of the project. Such restora-
plan for revegetating and maintaining tion program shall include both dune
the leeway zone with natural indigenous revegetation, using native and salt-
dune vegetation. No permanent improve- tolerant plant material which is appropri-
ment or structure may be made in the ate and suitable for dune revegetation,
leeway zone and, prior to encroachment and reestablishment of the dune profile.
therein, a temporary barrier running (7) Seawalls and bulkheads. Seawalls,
parallel to the coastal construction control bulkheads and other rigid, permanent
line or county dune stabilization setback shoreline protection structures shall not
line shall be placed at the most seaward be permitted unless:
extent of the leeway zone to identify the (a) Nonstructural alternatives have been
limits beyond which no encroachment of employed correctly and proven to be
any kind may occur; provided, however, unsuccessful;
all activities related to construction of an (b) The county engineering department
approved dune crossover or elevated and the Division of Beaches and
bridge shall be governed by authoriza- Shores of the Florida Department of
tion of the Department of Natural Natural Resources recommenda-
Resources,Bureau of Beaches and Shores, tions include the utilization of a
or its successor. rigid structure over other alterna-
Approvals required under this paragraph tives;
may be obtained concurrently with site (c) The subject property owner assumes
plan or subdivision approval, as the case responsibility and agrees to mitiga-
may be,but must be obtained prior to the tion of any adverse environmental
scheduled activity. The leeway zone shall impacts, including increased down-
be revegetated with natural indigenous drift erosion of adjacent property,
dune vegetation upon completion of throughout the life of the stabiliza-
construction activities and prior to the tion project; and
issuance of any certificate of occupancy (d) The bulkhead or seawall is neces-
for the subject improvements. The sary to protect real property improve-
applicant remains responsible for success- ments from a twenty-five-year or
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less intensity storm event, utilizing Protection. Dune crossover design
methods approved by the Division and maintenance shall be in compli-
of Beaches as Shores of the Florida ance with the provisions set forth
Department of Natural Resources. by the FDEP and all applicable
(8) Roadways. No roadway shall be allowed county regulations including the fol-
to cross the county dune stabilization lowing:
setback line, except at specified loca- 1. Dune crossovers shall be wood-
tions, to be designated by resolution of pile supported and elevated
the board of county commissioners. above the dune vegetation;they
(9) Emergency provisions. During periods of shall be elevated a minimum
emergency, such as hurricanes or severe of twenty-four(24)inches above
storms,in order to protect life or property, grade in all areas as measured
provisions of this ordinance may be to the bottom of the walkway
temporarily suspended by petition to, support members, with the
and approval of, the board of county exception of access stairs and
commissioners or by proper authoriza- ramps. Dune crossovers shall
tion from the emergency management generally be located
director. All approvals for emergency work perpendicular to the shoreline
shall be coordinated with the Florida where crossing dunes. Covered
Department of Natural Resources upon or roofed viewing areas shall
the expiration of eminent threat to life not exceed twelve (12) feet in
height as measured from mean
and property. crossover elevation to mean
(10) Beachfront development. All projects height between the eaves and
constructed between the Florida Depart- ridge for sloped roofs,the high-
ment of Environmental Protection Coastal est point for flat roofs, and the
Construction Control Line and the county deck line of mansard roofs.
dune stabilization setback line shall
demonstrate compliance with the FDEP 2. Private dune crossover
Coastal Construction Control Line regula- structures shall be limited to
one structure per single-family
tions as established in Chapter 161,
lot, or one structure per
Florida Statutes, and as specified in this
chapter. In addition the standards for recorded public or private beach
protecting dune vegetation,as established, access (subdivisions, .
shall be satisfied. Those persons desiringg more
than one access per single-
(a) No building, excavation or man- family lot shall be required to
made structure, except approved obtain administrative approval
dune crossover structures or other from the community develop-
similar minor structures as defined ment director, and shall state
by the Florida Department of in writing the reason for the
Environmental Protection shall be request. The community
located seaward of the county dune development director shall
stabilization setback line. approve,conditionally approve,
(b) All new development desiring beach or deny the request based on
access shall be required to install, the following minimum criteria:
maintain and utilize dune crossover i. The additional structure
structures as approved by Indian does not require altera-
River County and the Florida tion of the existing dune
Department of Environmental or dune vegetation other
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than that which is stabilization setback line must be
normally incidental to associated with approved dune
dune crossover construc- crossovers. Gazebos and other
tion. similar structures may not exceed
ii. Structures associated with one hundred forty-four(144)square
guest houses, lots with feet in total floor area when
greater than two hundred measured from the outward exten-
(200) feet of ocean front- sion of the elevated floor area. No
age, or areas experienc- walled or enclosed structures other
ing a history of repeated, than louvers not exceeding fifty(50)
unregulated use (such as percent opaqueness shall be permit-
street ends and trails)may ted. Gazebos and other such
be permitted. structures shall not be located in
iii. Additional structures on any required side yard unless shared
the same contiguous by adjoining property owners pursu-
property must maintain a ant to the provisions of this chapter.
minimum fifty-foot 6. Private, single-family dune
separation. crossovers not specifically designed
iv. All criteria as applicable for handicap access shall be limited
and set forth by this in width to five (5) feet. Crossovers
chapter shall be applied associated with subdivisions or
to all additional PRD's or any public or public/
structures. private facilities shall maintain a
minimum four-foot width, and shall
3. Dune crossovers shall be allowed to not exceed eight (8) feet in width,
encroach up to five (5) feet into any unless specifically designed for
required side yard, provided any authorized vehicle access, handicap
such structure not specifically access or catamaran access.
exempted in Chapter 932 subsec-
tion (10)(b)4. is located no closer 7. All subdivisions and PRD's contain-
than five (5) feet from any property ing interior as well as ocean front
line. No crossover structure shall be lots shall provide public and/or
private beach access facilities with
allowed to locate in any required
easement other than access ease- deeded access easements. These
e
maws easements shall exceed the width of
the proposed crossover structure by
4. Adjacent properties desiring to share a minimum of two (2) feet on either
one dune crossover structure shall side for maintenance purposes.
be exempt from subsection(10)(b)3. g All new public beach access areas
provided the proposed structure does
not contravene the additional provi- shall include at minimum one dune
sions of this chapter and that the crossover structure specifically
said structure is recorded as a designed and located for handicap
c access. When replacing existing dune
cooperative structure under a cross
easement for use and maintenance walkover structures with handicap
or recorded in the deed restrictions facilities, minor site re-location to
of the adjoining property owners. improve the public benefit of the
facility is permitted. The replace-
5. Gazebos,viewing decks,sitting areas, ment of structures not specifically
landings and similar structures designed for handicap access shall
located seaward (east) of the dune be at minimum a 1:2 (fifty (50)
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percent)handicap facilities replace- (b) All cuts shall be made cleanly and at the
ment. All public facilities shall utilize base of the branch or limb of the vegeta-
mechanisms such as,but not limited tion, or at branch points of the stalk of
to,native dune vegetation,fences or the vegetation, except when done with
other barriers to discourage respect to the shaping of a hedge;
encroachment onto dune areas, in
association with crossover construc- (c) The planting of sod grass and ornamental
tion. landscaping shall be prohibited seaward
of the dune stabilization setback line
9. All walkover structures shall be in with the exception of a five-foot wide
strict compliance with section 932.09, pathway from the access structure to the
Sea Turtle Protection. residence, as necessary. In no case shall
(c) No construction or activity which the sod be allowed to cross the primary
threatens the stability of the primary dune area;
beach and dune system shall be permit- (d) Grasses, shrubs, shrub trees, or other
ted. similar dune vegetation may be
(d) Notwithstanding the provisions of Chapter maintained or trimmed up to four(4)feet
904, Nonconformities, all structures and above existing grade,provided such trim-
uses located seaward(east) of the county ming does not result in the death or
dune stabilization setback line, exclud- destruction of the vegetation. On larger
ing approved crossover structures,which species,such as mature seagrapes,palms,
sustain damage from a naturally occur- and other similar species, the removal of
ring storm event greater than fifty (50) the lower branches or limbs for view may
percent of MAI (Member of Appraisal be permitted, provided no such altera-
Institute) assessed current market value tion results in significant damage or
shall, instead of reconstructing at the death of the vegetation. Sea oats may not
exact same location, relocate upland of be altered;
their former location and,when possible,
westward of the D.S.S.L. Prior to (e) All dead, decaying, injured or diseased
reconstruction, structures shall obtain vegetation may be trimmed without a
all necessary approvals and permits and permit, provided that:
comply with all existing applicable build- 1. The trimming constitutes only dead
ing codes concerning coastal construc- or diseased vegetation, and no live
tion. portions of vegetation are trimmed;
(11) Dune vegetation maintenance. It shall be 2. No root material is to be trimmed or
unlawful and subject to the penalties of Chapter destroyed. No native dune vegeta-
927,Tree Protection,for any person(s)to damage, tion may be rooted or removed;
alter, trim, remove or relocate any vegetation
seaward of the county dune stabilization setback 3. The applicant must notify the
line without prior authorization and a county environmental planning section prior
dune vegetation maintenance permit from the to commencing any work. The
Indian River County Environmental Planning environmental planner shall inspect
Section. Permits shall be issued under the provi- the property prior to authorization
sions set forth in Chapter 927, Tree Protection, of permit exemption. Failure to notify
in accordance with the following criteria: the environmental planning section
prior to any removal work will
(a) Pruning, trimming, removal or reloca- constitute a violation of the provi-
tion of dune vegetation shall be prohibited sions of Chapter 927, Tree Protec-
between December 1 and February 15; tion;
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4. No existing dune vegetation shall ward from the adjacent upland. No portion of a
be removed by the root system with watercraft moored at such boatslip shall project
the exception of non-native,nuisance into the extended riparian side yard setback,
species as described in Chapter 927, unless necessary to allow the utilization of ripar-
Tree Protection, or as authorized by ian rights.
the environmental planner;
5. The provisions of this chapter shall (3) Projection of waterfront structures.
not preclude the undertaking of
approved shoreline stabilization (a) Unwalled shelters.Unwalled shelters may
projects or the location and construc- be erected over boatslips associated with
tion of approved dune crossover docks or over the terminal platform associ-
structures and similar minor ated with private observation/fishing piers
structures; and public piers;however,no part of such
shelter may be erected waterward of the
6. Any request to alter or remove any mean high water line (MHWL) unless
existing vegetative cover seaward of the following conditions are met:
the county dune stabilization setback
line shall be accompanied in writing 1. The applicant shall provide a detailed
by a dune revegetation plan, to be inventory of sea grasses and
approved by the environmental plan- submerged aquatic vegetation in the
ning section. area to reviewing county staff;
(Ord. No. 90-16, § 1, 9-11-90; Ord. No. 94-1,
§ 8A, 1-5-94) 2. The applicant must demonstrate that
the unwalled shelter does not
Section 932.07. Piers, docks and boatslips. adversely impact light-sensitive
aquatic resources such as sea
(1) Restrictions upon regularly moored grasses;
watercraft;maintenance. Watercraft shall not be
regularly moored along any shore without consent 3• The combined total surface area of
of the riparian landowner. Regularly moored the unwalled shelter, walkway, and
watercraft shall not be used as live-aboard ves- the terminal platform of the associ-
sels, offices or commercial enterprises except in ated dock, private observation/fish-
commercial marinas with approval and facilities exc pier, or public pier shall not
for that purpose. Regularly moored watercraft exceed Florida Department of
Environmental Protection (FDEP)
shall be kept in seaworthy condition when not in
a permitted repair area. The mooring of live- size limitations where such
aboard vessels (as defined in Chapter 901) in structures are located in an aquatic
commercial marinas shall be limited to those preserve, provided that in no case
boat slips designated for live-aboard vessels use however, shall the surface area
on an approved site plan meeting the provisions covered an unwalled shelter
described in section 971.35(3). Watercraft shall extend more than one foot beyond
comply with the anchoring limitation area provi- the footprint of a boatlift, as well as
sions in section 932.12. a boat with trimmed motor(s)stored
on the boatlift, consistent with
(2) Location of boatslips. Boatslips shall be Florida Department of
permitted only as a wet storage area adjacent to Environmental Protection (FDEP)
a dock, marina, boat livery, or boat yard. Boat and other jurisdictional agency
slips shall not encroach upon a riparian side requirements. Such shelters are not
yard setback as determined by the applicable included in the square footage
zoning side yard setback of the zoning district in calculation of a terminal platform.
which the project is located, as extended water- Unwalled shelters on a private
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observation/fishing pier shall not riparian side yard setback as extended water-
exceed one hundred sixty (160) ward for the zoning district in which the project
square feet; and is located,unless such an encroachment is neces-
4. The height of the unwalled shelter sary for the utilization of riparian rights.
shall not exceed twenty (20) feet Notwithstanding, an applicant shall have an
above the mean high water line. opportunity to apply for an administrative
approval to construct a water front structure
(b) Extension of docks, public piers, and within a riparian side yard setback, under the
private observation/fishing piers in following circumstances.
waterways;generally.
1. Docks, including tie-off piles, moor- (a) Shared facilities. Adjoining property
owners desiring to share dock/boat slip
ing or dolphin poles, and public facilities may apply for administrative
piers shall not project outward from approval pursuant to the provisions of
the shore more than twenty-five Chapter 914. The applicants shall provide
(25) percent of the width of the a detailed plan showing the dock location
waterway at a point where they are and configuration and all aquatic and
located. The outward projection of a shoreline vegetation. If approved,shared
dock and associated structures shall facilities may allow for up to four (4) or
be measured from the water's edge less boat slips without being considered
at mean low tide. The location, multi-slip facilities. The applicant(s)shall
dimensions,and structural character also provide written confirmation of a
of all structures shall be in recorded access easement which verifies
conformity with applicable federal joint access to the proposed structure.
and state jurisdictional agency Adjoining property owners sharing dock
regulations. boat/slip facilities shall not be permitted
2. Private observation/fishing piers to construct additional, separate dock/
shall not project outward from the boat slip facilities prior to the removal of
shore more twenty-five (25)percent the existing structure. Encroachment of
of the width of the waterway at a the shared facility may only occur with
point where the fishing pier is regards to the adjoining property owner's
located,or thirty-five(35)feet beyond shared lot lines.
the shoreline,whichever is less. The
outward projection of an observation/ (b) Hardships. In cases where lot configura-
fishing pier shall be measured from tions may create a hardship as applied to
the water's edge at mean low tide. riparian side yard setback encroachment
The location, dimensions, and of single-family dock boat slips, the
structural character of all structures applicant may apply for administrative
shall be in conformity with applicable approval pursuant to the provisions of
federal and state jurisdictional Chapter 914. The applicant shall provide
agency regulations. a detailed plan indicating the nature of
the hardship as well as the proposed
(c) [Exceptions.] Application of paragraphs dock location, specifications and any
in "b" above shall not result in a aquatic or shoreline vegetation. County
unobstructed waterway of less than staff shall notify any affected adjacent
twenty-five(25)feet in width(twelve and property owner,as applicable,of the pend-
one-half (121/2) feet either side of the ing application. In all cases,the proposed
waterway centerline). encroachment shall be the minimum
(4) Riparian side yard setback encroachment necessary to allow for the desired use.
prohibited. No dock, pier, boat shelter or other (c) Environmental constraints. In cases where
waterfront structure may encroach on a required environmental conditional on a subject
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property are such that the location of a (e) That portion of the fishing pier that
dock or other waterfront structure within extends waterward of the mean high
a riparian side yard setback would afford water line shall be elevated at least five
the best protection of on-site natural (5) feet above the mean high water line,
resources, an applicant may apply for as measured from the top of the decking
and be granted an administrative approval material. This elevation shall apply to
pursuant to the provisions of Chapter both the main access pier as well as the
914. Natural resources that warrant ripar- terminal platform. The purpose of the
ian side yard setback encroachment elevation is to reduce or eliminate the
consideration for protection purposes potential for mooring of boats at the
include mangroves and submerged aquatic observation/fishing pier.
vegetation.
(f) "No Mooring" signs shall be installed on
(5) Environmental impact considerations..Piers, opposite sides of the main access pier
docks, boat shelters, and other waterfront and on the end of the terminal platform
structures shall be located in order to minimize facing waterward (i.e., three signs in
negative impacts on shoreline vegetation and total). Lettering shall be no less than
marine grassbeds, as applicable. On riparian four (4) inches high and no greater than
property where the location of a waterfront six (6) inches high.
structure over or in the vicinity of light-sensitive
aquatic vegetation (such as sea grasses) is (7) Prohibition of private observation l fishing
unavoidable, such structure (or portion thereof) piers in the Pelican Island National Wildlife
shall be constructed a minimum of five (5) feet Refuge. No private fishing pier shall be permit-
above the mean high water level where said ted,authorized,or built within the Pelican Island
aquatic vegetation exists or could potentially National Wildlife Refuge.
exist, as determined by county environmental (Ord. No. 90-16, § 1, 9-11-90; Ord. No. 91-23,
planning staff. Said determination shall be based § 12, 5-15-91; Ord. No. 91-48, § 52, 12-4-91; Ord.
on staff review of seagrass inventory information No. 92-11, § 13, 4-22-92; Ord. No. 96-6, § 20,
and site specific conditions. 2-27-96; Ord. No. 99-26, § 3, 9-28-99; Ord. No.
(6) Design and construction characteristics of 2019-015, § 1, 7-2-19; Ord. No. 2022-013, § 1,
11-1-22)
private observation/fishing piers. All private
observation/fishing piers shall be constructed to
the following design characteristics: Section 932.08. Marina and multi-slip
facilities.
(a) The main access pier shall not exceed
four (4) feet in width. The zoning and necessary specific criteria for
(b) The terminal platform shall not exceed commercial marinas, public/private docks and
one hundred sixty (160) square feet in private multi-slip docking facilities are described
area and shall not be used for docking a in Chapter 971 regarding specific land uses and
boat. are applicable in this chapter.
(Ord. No. 90-16, § 1, 9-11-90)
(c) The water depth at the outermost projec-
tion of the private observation/fishing
pier shall not exceed two (2) feet mean Section 932.09. Sea turtle protection.
high water (MHW).
(1) Purpose. The purpose of this section is to
(d) Handrailing, built to Southern Building protect threatened and endangered sea turtles
Code standards,shall be installed around which nest along the beaches of Indian River
that portion of the perimeter, of the County, Florida, by safeguarding adult and
observation/fishing pier, that extends hatchling sea turtles from the impacts of light.
waterward of the mean high water line. The regulations of this section also serve as a
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light management mechanism in furtherance of (d) Dune crosswalks shall utilize low-profile,
Indian River County's Sea Turtle Habitat shielded downward directed luminaries
Conservation Plan. so that no light directly or indirectly
illuminates the beach.
(2) New development. It is the policy of the (e) Lights on balconies shall be low-profile,
Indian River County board of county commission- shielded and downward directed so that
ers that no light illuminate any area of the lights will not directly or indirectly
beaches of unincorporated Indian River County, illuminate the beach.
Florida, during the period of the year when sea
turtles nest (March 1 to October 31). To meet (� Tinted or filmed glass shall be used in
this intent, building and electrical plans for windows and glass doors within line-of-
construction of single-family or multifamily dwell- sight of an observer standing anywhere
ings, commercial or other structures, parking on the beach on single and multistory
lots, dune walkovers, and other outdoor lighting structures.
for real property,if lighting associated with such (g) Temporary security lights at construction-
construction or development can be seen from sites shall not be mounted more than
the beach,shall be in compliance with the follow- fifteen (15) feet above the ground.
ing: Illumination from the lights shall not
spread beyond the boundary of the
(a) Floodlights shall be prohibited. All property being developed, and in no case
exterior light fixtures on the seaward or shall those lights directly or indirectly
shore-perpendicular sides of buildings, illuminate the beach.
or on the landward side of buildings if
the fixtures are visible from the beach, (3) Beach front lighting approval. Prior to the
shall be fitted with shields and directed issuance of a certificate of occupancy for any new
downward so that no light directly or development within view of the beach, compli-
ance with the beachfront lighting standards set
indirectly illuminates the beach. Such forth in this ordinance shall be approved as
lighting shall be lamped with a long follows:
wavelength light source, such as amber
or red light emitting diodes (LED), low (a) Upon completion of the construction activi-
pressure sodium,or true red neon. It has ties,the building contractor shall provide
been recommended by the Florida Fish written certification to county staff that
and Wildlife Conservation Commission the beachfront lighting standards of this
that no such light source emit light below section have been met, and county staff
five hundred sixty(560)nanometers(nm). shall conduct a site inspection to verify
the contractor's certification.
(b) Pole lights shall be shielded in such a (b) In cases where remedial action is neces-
way that light will not illuminate areas sary, county staff shall notify the owner
other than the specific property boundar- or developer of the results of the inspec-
ies of the subject site and shall not tion and shall schedule a date and time
directly or indirectly illuminate the beach for a subsequent inspection to verify that
or dune area on the seaward side of the required modifications have been made
pole. Outdoor lighting shall be held to for compliance with this ordinance.
the minimum necessary for security.
(4) Existing development. To meet the intent
(c) Low-profile downward directed luminar- of this section, lighting of existing structures
ies, with shields if necessary, shall be which can be seen from the beach shall be in
used in parking lots, and such lighting compliance with the following:
shall be positioned so that no light directly (a) Lights illuminating buildings or associ-
or indirectly illuminates the beach. ated grounds for decorative or recreational
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purposes shall be shielded or screened shields that will prevent backlighting
such that they do not directly or indirectly and render them not visible from the
illuminate the beach, or turned off after beach.
9:00 p.m. during the period from March 1
to October 31 of each year. (b) Lights at parks or other public beach
access points shall be shielded or shaded.
(b) Lights illuminating dune crosswalks or (Ord. No. 90-16, § 1, 9-11-90; Ord. No. 94-1,
any areas oceanward of the landward §§ 8B, 8C, 1-5-94; Ord. No. 2015-015, § 2,
side of the dune line shall be turned off 10-13-15)
after 9:00 p.m. during the period from
March 1 to October 31 of each year and Section 932.10. Manatee protection.
shall not directly or indirectly illuminate (Reserved)
the beach.
(c) Security lighting shall be permitted Section 932.11. Aquaculture/water
throughout the night so long as low- dependent/water-related
profile luminaries are used and screened uses.
in such a way that those lights do not (1) Aquaculture. Any proposed aquaculture or
directly or indirectly illuminate the beach. mariculture related operation which locates within
Motion detector switches may be used. the surface waters of Indian River County shall
be subject to the regulations of all federal, state
(d) Window treatments in windows within and local authorities with appropriate jurisdic-
tion. All marine-related aquaculture operations,
anywhere on the beach on single and including those exempted from federal or state
multistory structures are required so regulations, shall be subject to the rules of this
that interior lights do not illuminate the chapter, as applicable. All aquaculture opera-
beach. The use of non-reflective tint or tions or related operations shall obtain administra-
film on windows or awnings is preferred; tive approval from the community development
however, the use of black-out draperies director and shall meet the following minimum
or shade screens will suffice. criteria:
(e) All exterior light fixtures on the seaward (a) The use of privately owned bottom lands
or shore-perpendicular sides of build- for aquaculture related purposes shall be
ings,or on the landward side of buildings permitted provided that:
if the fixtures are visible from the beach,
shall be lamped with a long wavelength 1. There shall be no creation of new or
light source, such as amber or red light expansion of existing bottom lands,
emitting diodes (LED), low pressure or impoundment areas of the
sodium, or true red neon. It has been proposed site;
recommended by the Florida Fish and 2. The area and water quality has
Wildlife Conservation Commission that been state approved for shellfish
no such light source emit light below five harvesting and/or propagation, or
hundred sixty (560) nanometers (nm). has been approved by the state for
the specific use desired;
(5) Publicly owned lighting. Street lights and
lighting at parks and other publicly owned beach 3. The activities associated with or
access areas shall be subject to the following: incidental to the operation do not
interfere with waterway rights or
(a) Whenever possible, street lights shall be boating activities, reduce water
located so that the bulk of their illumina- circulation patterns or degrade exist-
tion will travel away from the beach. The ing water quality, adversely impact
lights shall be equipped with shades or existing aquatic or shoreline vegeta-
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tion, or are contradictory to the other similar retail shops,land-based aquaculture
rules and regulations of the county operations, small boat sales, service and repair
or the state of Florida; operations, restaurants, fish processing and/or
4. The proposed operation shall have packing plants, aquatic sports and business
adequate upland facilities and zoning related offices, and other similar facilities. The
deemed necessary for operation as following criteria shall be applied to water-
determined by the community related uses, in addition to any required federal,
development director, or designee; state or local provisions:
5. Aquaculture/mariculture operations (a) Water-related uses not requiring direct
with primary facilities located on waterbody access shall locate in upland
upland property shall be considered areas;
water-related uses, subject to the (b) Water-related uses shall not be permit-
applicable rules of this chapter. ted to adversely affect neighboring land
(2) Water-dependent uses. Water-dependent uses or discharge directly into the surface
uses shall include those uses whose primary water of Indian River County. Exemp-
function is derived by direct water access such tions shall be allowed for FDER approved
as, .but not limited to, commercial marinas, discharge of circulatory water for
commercial charter fishing, touring and diving aquaculture uses. All water related uses
boat piers, waterski, sailing, and similar located adjacent to surface water shall be
instructional operations,dredge,hauling,marine in compliance with Chapter 930, Storm-
repair other related uses. water Management, and shall not be
allowed to discharge either directly or
(a) All water-dependent uses shall be required indirectly, and untreated stormwater;
to have sufficient upland facilities
consistent with the provisions of Chapter (c) Water-related uses which locate in upland
927,Site Plans, and shall be allowed only areas adjacent to waterbodies and which
in the appropriate zoning classification. desire shoreline access shall be required
to provide adequate facilities such as
(b) Water-dependent facilities shall be located stairs, docks and decks to ensure access
and designed in order to minimize adverse which minimizes adverse effects to aquatic
impacts to aquatic and/or shoreline vegeta- and shoreline vegetation and discour-
tion. Facilities shall not be permitted in ages erosion of the shoreline.
approved shellfish harvesting/propaga- (Ord. No. 90-16, § 1, 9-11-90)
tion areas or existing seagrass beds.
(c) Water-dependent facilities shall be Section 932.12 Anchoring limitation
required to submit pollution mitigation areas.
plans to the environmental planning sec-
tion which adequately describe any (1) Intent. The county is establishing anchor-
ing limitation areas as provided for in F.S.
potentially hazardous materials stored
§ 327.4108. The intent of the county is to
or utilized on-site, mitigation procedures
for any potential spills or discharges, and implement and enforce the anchoring limitation
areas in accordance with this law. If F.S.
an inventory and maintenance list of all
m § 327.4108 is amended and the terms of this
mitigation materials to be stored on-site.
section conflict with F.S. § 327.4108 or any other
(3) Water-related uses.Water-related uses shall Florida Statute, state law shall prevail.
include those uses whose orientation is associ- (2) Definitions.
ated with aquatic or shoreline use, but whose
primary function does not require direct or Anchor means to firmly secure a vessel to
immediate waterway access. These may include the seafloor or river-bottom with an anchoring
but not be limited to: bait, tackle, surf, ski and device; to moor.
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Law enforcement officer means an officer or b. buoys marking the boundary
agency authorized to enforce this section pursu- of the anchoring limitation
ant to F.S. § 327.70. area.
Vessel is synonymous with boat and includes (b) The following anchoring limitation areas
every description of watercraft,barge,airboat, are hereby established:
or craft used or capable of being used as a City of Vero Beach:
means of transportation on water.
Situated in the State of Florida, County of
(3) Anchoring limitation area maps. Indian River, City of Vero Beach, being a
portion of the Indian River, being a portion of
(a) The anchoring limitation areas established section 30, township 32 south, range 40 east;
by the Board of County Commissioners section 31, township 32 south, Range 40 east;
shall be depicted on official anchoring section 05, township 33 south, range 40 east;
limitation area maps and attached to the section 06, township 33 south, range 40 east;
enabling ordinance. section 07, township 33 south, range 40 east;
and described as follows:
(b) The county natural resources depart-
ment shall be the custodian of the official Anchoring limitation area 1:
anchoring limitation area maps. The area shown on the City of Vero Beach
(c) The official anchoring limitation area anchoring limitation area map, lying within
maps shall be amended only by ordinance section 07, township 33 south, range 40 east;
of the board of county commissioners and containing 33.1 acres more or less.
adopted in compliance with F.S. Anchoring limitation area 2:
§ 327.4108. The area shown on the City of Vero Beach
(4) Designated anchoring limitation areas. anchoring limitation area map, lying within
section 07, township 33 south, range 40 east;
(a) Each anchoring limitation area must: containing 9.4 acres more or less.
1. Be less than one hundred (100) Anchoring limitation area 3:
acres in size. For purposes of this The area shown on the City of Vero Beach
subsection, the calculated size of anchoring limitation area map, lying within
the anchoring limitation area does section 06, township 33 south, range 40 east:
not include any portion of the marked containing 8.4 acres more or less.
channel of the Florida Intracoastal
Waterway contiguous to the anchor- Anchoring limitation area 4:
ing limitation area; The area shown on the City of Vero Beach
2. Not include any mooring field or anchoring limitation area map, lying within
marina; and section 31, township 32 south, range 40 east:
section 06. township 33 south, range 40 east
3. Be clearly marked with all of the and section 05, township 33 south, range 40
following: east; containing 91.2 acres more or less.
a. Signs that provide reasonable Anchoring limitation area 5:
notice to boaters identifying The area shown on the City of Vero Beach
the duration of time beyond anchoring limitation area map, lying within
which anchoring is limited and section 30, township 32 south, range 40 east
identifying the county and section 31, township 32 south, range 40
ordinance by which the anchor- east; containing 23.6 acres more or less.
ing limitation area was cre-
ated. Anchoring limitation area 6:
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The area shown on the City of Vero Beach 2. Construction or dredging vessels on
anchoring limitation area map, lying within an active job site.
section 30, township 32 south, range 40 east; 3. Vessels actively engaged in com-
containing 11.0 acres more or less. mercial fishing.
Town of Indian River Shores: 4. Vessels engaged in recreational fish-
Situated in the State of Florida, County of ing if the persons onboard are
Indian River, Town of Indian River Shores, actively tending hook and line fish-
being a portion of the Indian River, being a ing gear or nets.
portion of section 1, township 32 south, range
(5) Enforcement.
39 east; section 12, township 32 south, range
39 east; section 13, township 32 south, range (a) For a vessel in an established anchoring
39 east; section 19, township 32 south, range limitation area,upon an inquiry by a law
40 east; section 30, township 32 south, range enforcement officer, a vessel owner or
40 east; and described as follows: operator must be given an opportunity to
provide proof that the vessel has not
Anchoring limitation area 1: exceeded the limitations described in
The area shown on the Town of Indian River subsection(4)(c). Such proof may include
Shores anchoring limitation area map as "ALA any of the following:
AREA 1", lying within section 1, township 32 1. Documentation showing that the
south, range 39 east; section 12, township 32 vessel was in another location at
south, range 39 east and section 13, township least 1 nautical mile away within a
32 south,range 39 east;containing 99.6 acres, period of less than forty-five (45)
more or less. days before the inquiry.
Anchoring limitation area 2: 2. Electronic evidence, including, but
The area shown on the Town of Indian River not limited to, navigational devices
Shores anchoring limitation area map as"ALA or tracking devices that show the
AREA 2",lying within section 19,township 32 vessel was in another location at
south, range 40 east and section 30, township least 1 nautical mile away within a
32 south, range 40 east; containing 97 acres, period of less than forty-five (45)
more or less. days before the inquiry.
Anchoring limitation area 3: (b) If a vessel owner or operator fails or
refuses to provide proof that the vessel
The area shown on the Town of Indian River has not exceeded the limitations described
Shores anchoring limitation area map as"ALA in subsection (4)(c), or otherwise violates
AREA 3",lying within section 30,township 32 this section, a law enforcement officer
south, range 40 east; containing 13 acres, may issue a citation and pursue all
more or less. enforcement and legal remedies provided
(c) Except as allowed by F.S. § 327.4108(4), in F.S. §327.4108 and any other applicable
a person may not anchor a vessel for statutes.
more than 45 consecutive days in any (Ord. No. 2025-012, § 3, 8-19-25)
six-month period in an anchoring limita-
tion area established pursuant to this
subsection.
(d) This section does not apply to:
1. Vessels owned or operated by a
governmental entity for law enforce-
ment,firefighting,military,or rescue
purposes.
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Section
Ord. No. Date Section this Code
3 912.05(6)(B)—(E)
Added 912.05(6)(G)
912.10(1)(b)[9]
4 956.16(d)
2022-002 2- 1-22 2 901.03
3 911.06(4)
2022-006 5-17-22 2 930.07(2)(e)
2022-010 7- 5-22 1 971.41(10)
2022-013 11- 1-22 1 932.07(3)(a)3.
2022-014 11- 6-22 1 901.03
2 911.10(4)
3 Added 971.13(6)
2023-001 1-17-23 1 930.07(2)(i)
2023-002 1-17-23 2(Att.) Title X,App. A
2023-013 9-26-23 1 901.03
2 912.05(3)
2023-014 10-17-23 1 901.03
2023-016 10-31-23 1 914.06
2024-006 3-19-24 3 1100.16
2025-001 1-14-25 1 912.04
2 912.08
3 914.04
4 914.06
2025-012 8-19-25 2 932.07
3 Added 932.12
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INDEX
Section Section
A ADULT ENTERTAINMENT BUSINESSES
ABANDONED PROPERTY Specific land uses for................... 971.07
Restrictions on public nuisances,junk or Generally. See:LAND USES
unserviceable vehicles ............. 973.03 AGRICULTURAL AND RURAL DISTRICTS
Generally. See:NUISANCES,PUBLIC Agricultural and rural districts.......... 911.06
ACCESS Generally. See: ZONING DISTRICTS
Driveway access control................. 952.12 AGRICULTURAL USES
Traffic generally. See:TRAFFIC Planned development (P.D.) process and
ACCESSORY USES AND STRUCTURES standards for development......... 915.01 et seq.
Definitions............................. 917.03 Agricultural use standards ...... ... 915.14
Location regulations.................... 917.05 Specific land uses for..........,........ 971.08
Purpose and intent..................... 917.02 Generally. See:LAND USES
Single-family development;accessory uses
and structures..................... 912.15 AIR CURTAIN INCINERATOR REGULA-
Specific accessory uses and structures ... 917.06 TIONS. See: OPEN BURNING/AIR
Title................................... 917.01 CURTAIN INCINERATOR REGULA-
Use limitations......................... 917.04 TIONS
Zoning district requirements.See:ZONING
DISTRICTS AIR-BLOW CLEANING EQUIPMENT
Specific noise and vibration restrictions,
ADDRESSING SYSTEM in general......................... 974.04
Road addressing system ................ 951.01 et seq. See: NOISE AND VIBRATION
See: ROADS, STREETS AND CONTROL
HIGHWAYS
AIRPORTS AND AIRSTRIPS
ADMINISTRATIVE MECHANISMS Specific land use requirements for
Amendments to the land development transportation uses........ 971.43
regulations text and official zoning P
Generally. See:LAND USES
atlas.............................. 902.12 Zoning re airports ................., .. 911.17
Appeals from decisions of the community
development director or his designee 902.07 AMPLIFIERS
Board of adjustment,role of............. 902.08 Specific noise and vibration restrictions,
Board of county commissioners in general.......................... 974.04
Role of in planning and development.. 902.04 See: NOISE AND VIBRATION
Community development director CONTROL
Appeals from decisions of......... ... 902.07
Authority of................... ...... 902.11 ANIMALS
Definitions............................. 902.03 Agricultural uses;specific land uses for.. 971.08
Land development regulations text Generally. See:LAND USES
Amendments to...................... 902.1 Animal boarding places;kennels
Planning and zoning commission Specific land uses for................. 971.08
Role of in planning and development.. 902.05 Generally. See:LAND USES
Purpose,intent......................... 902.02 Coastal management, sea turtle protec-
Technical review committee............. 902.10 tion............................... 932.05
Title................................... 902.01 Generally. See: COASTAL MANAGE-
Variances .............................. 902.09 MENT
Zoning atlas Sea turtle protection.................... 932.05
Amendments to........ ....... 902.12.2 Specific noise and vibration restrictions,
ADMINISTRATIVE PERMITS in general......................... 974.04
Review of uses requiring an administra- See: NOISE AND VIBRATION
tive permit........................ 971.04 CONTROL
Generally. See:LAND USES
Specific land uses,purpose re uses requir- AQUACULTURE
ing administrative permits......... 971.02,971.04 Aquaculture, water dependent, water-
Generally. See:LAND USES related uses....................... 932.11
See: COASTAL MANAGEMENT
ADULT CARE FACILITIES
Specific land use requirements.......... 971.28 AQUIFER PROTECTION.See:WELLFIELD
Generally. See:LAND USES AND AQUIFER PROTECTION
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Section Section
ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESOURCE PROTEC- BUILDINGS(Cont'd.)
TION Single-family development. See also that
Historic and archaeological resource protec- subject
tion............................... 933.01 et seq. Determining if parcel can be built upon 912.06
See:HISTORIC AND ARCHAEOLOGI- Locating buildings and structures on
CAL RESOURCE PROTECTION property........................ 912.07
AUCTION FACILITIES Property"buildability.. ............... 912.06
Specific land use requirements for sales; BURNING. See: OPEN BURNING/AIR
general merchandise............... 971.42 CURTAIN INCINERATOR REGULA-
Generally. See:LAND USES TIONS
B C
BEACHES CHILD CARE FACILITIES
Coastal management .................. 932.01 Specific land use requirements ......... 971.28
See:COASTAL MANAGEMENT
Generally. See:LAND USES
BICYCLES
Off-street parking standards for bicycles. 954.06 CHURCHES
Specific land use requirements for places
Generally. See: OFF-STREET PARK-
of worship......................... 971.28
ING
Generally. See:LAND USES
BLUE CYPRESS IMPROVEMENT Specific noise and vibration restrictions,
DISTRICT. See: ZONING DISTRICTS in general........... .............. 974.04
See: NOISE AND VIBRATION
BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT CONTROL
Role of................................. 902.08
COASTAL MANAGEMENT
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Anchoring limitation areas::::::: .... 932.12
Role of in planning and development .... 902.04 Applicability ....... 932.04
BOAT SALES Aquaculture, water dependent, water-
Marine related commercial activity,specific related uses....................... 932.11
land use requirements............. 971.35 Authority .............................. 932.04
Generally. See:LAND USES Definitions.............................. 932.03
Dune and shoreline protection....,...... 932.06
BOATSLIPS Estuarine water quality protection 932.05
Coastal management; piers, docks and Marina and multi-slip facilities... 932.08
boatslips.......................... 932.07 Piers, docks and boatslips............... 932.07
See: COASTAL MANAGEMENT Purpose...................... 932.02
Sea turtle protection............. ....... 932.09
BUILDING PERMITS Title.............................. ..... 932.01
Building permits required for signs..,... 956.08
Signs generally. See: SIGN REGUI.A- COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS
TIONS Commercial districts.................... 911.10
Single-family development;building permit Generally. See: ZONING DISTRICTS
review,approval,inspection........ 912.10
COMMERCIAL RECREATIONAL VEHICLE
BUILDINGS PARK DISTRICT. See: ZONING
Building numbers DISTRICTS
Road addressing system,assignment of
building numbers ............... 951.01 et seq. COMMERCIAL VEHICLES
See: ROADS, STREETS AND Parking of commercial vehicles in
HIGHWAYS residential areas .................. 911.15
Moving of structures Zoning districts,generally.See:ZONING
Applicability......................... 955.03 DISTRICTS
Definitions ........... ... ........ ... 955.04
Intent.........„...... ,„...... 955.02 COMMUNICATION USES
Purpose .......................... .. 955.02 Transportation and communication uses
Requirements........................ 955.05 for zoning districts. See: ZONING
Title ..... ...... o.............. 955.01 DISTRICTS
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Section Section
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIREC- CONSERVATION(Cont'd.)
TOR Upland native plant community conserva-
Authority of............................ 902.11 tion areas......................... 929.05
See: UPLAND HABITAT PROTEC-
COMMUNITY SERVICE USES TION
Specific land use regulations for com- Wetlands and deepwater habitat protec-
munity service uses................ 971.14
Specific land use regulations.See:LAND tion......................... 928.01 et seq.
See: WETLANDS AND DEEPWATER
USES TER
Zoning district requirements.See:ZONING HABITAT PROTECTION
DISTRICTS CONSTRUCTION
COMPREHENSIVE PLAN Construction standards for signs ........ 956.14
Adopted......... 800.03 See:SIGN REGULATIONS
Amendments Off-street parking,construction standards 954.10
Establishment of fee ................. 800.06 Generally. See: OFF-STREET PARK-
Procedures for....................... 800.07 ING
Timetable for amendment submittal .. 800.05 Single-family development; construction;
Concurrency management building permit review, approval,
Level of service standards established inspection......................... 912.10
in.............................. 910.10 Specific uses,standards and requirements
Flow chart............................. 800.07 for temporary uses................. 972.08
Legal status of......................... 800.04 Generally. See:TEMPORARY USES
Purpose and intent..................... 800.02
Relationship of land development to CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT
comprehensive plan................ 900.06 Specific noise and vibration restrictions,
Short title.............................. 800.01 in general......................... 974.04
CONCURRENCY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTIONS
Appeal process and vested rights Specific land use regulations for cor-
determination..................... 910.14
Assignability and transferability 910.15 rectional institutions .............. 971.14
y y '.'.'''' Specific land use regulations.See:LAND
Certificate of concurrency determination. 910.02 USES
Definitions............................. 910.04
Determination of concurrency COUNTRY CLUBS
Certificate..................... ... 910.02 Specific land use requirements for
Components .......................... 910.09 recreational uses .................. 971.40
Generally............................ 910.08 Generally. See:LAND USES
Specifically.......................... 910.11
Development review system.......... .. 910.07 CULTURAL FACILITIES
Establishment of fee for concurrency review 910.06 Specific land use regulations for cultural
Fee for concurrency review.............. 910.06 facilities ..........................
................ 971.14
Interpretation and administration of the Specific land use regulations.See:LAND
Indian River County System ....... 910.05 USES
Level of service standards established in
comprehensive plan................ 910.10
No taking or abrogation of vested rights . 910.03 D
Proportionate fair-share mitigation
Public school facilities............... 910.13 DEEPWATER HABITAT PROTECTION
Transportation facilities.............. 910.12 Wetlands and deepwater habitat protec-
Single-family development;concurrency.. 912.11 tion............................... 928.01 et seq.
Title,background and intent.........,,.. 910.01
DEFINITIONS
CONSERVATION Alphabetical listing. ................... 901.03
Conservation districts
Zoning district requirements.......... 911.12 DEMOLITION
Generally.See:ZONING DISTRICTS Heavy industrial uses,requirements for . 971.27
Historic and archaeological resources Specific land use regulations.See:LAND
protection......................... 933.01 et seq. USES
See:HISTORIC AND ARCHAEOLOGI- Single-family development;moving,razing
CAL RESOURCE PROTECTION and replacing a structure .......... 912.13
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DEVELOPMENT E
Economic development ad valorem tax ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AD
exemption......................... 1100.01 et seq.
See:ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AD
VALOREM TAX EXEMPTION Applicability VALOREM TAX EXEMPTION 1100.12
07
Single-family development.............. 912.01 et seq. Consideration application...... ....... 1100.10
See: SINGLE-FAMILY DEVELOP- Continuing performance ................ 1100.
Definitions of terms .................... 1100.0404
MENT Economic development ad valorem tax
DEVELOPMENT OF REGIONAL IMPACT exemption granted to Diamond Drinks
(D.R.I.) of Florida,Inc. ("business") ........ 1100.16
Definitions............................. 916.02 Economic development ad valorem tax
Local standards and requirements....... 916.04 P granted P Tactical,
Purpose and intent .............. ....... 916.03 LLC Enactment authority ..,,,„ 1100.15
exemption ante to
Review
916.06 1100.02
Review fees procedures Exemption
p 916.05
Title........ 916.01 for.................... 1100.0
Application
1100.06
DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS Establishment of economic develop-
Stormwater management and flood protec- ment ad valorem tax............ 1100.05
tion Ordinance granting .................. 1100.08
Review criteria for all development Revocation of........................ 1100.11
projects......................... 930.07 Findings of fact......................... 1100.03
Granted to Ineos New Planet Bioenergy,
DIMENSIONAL REQUIREMENTS LLC("business") .......... ....... 1100.14
Size and dimensional requirements for Short title............. ....... .......... 1100.01
zoning districts. See: ZONING Sunset date............................ 1100.13
DISTRICTS ENCROACHMENTS
Yard encroachments .......... _...... 911.15
DOCKS Zoning districts,generally.See:ZONING
Coastal management; piers, docks and DISTRICTS
boatslips.......................... 932.07
See: COASTAL MANAGEMENT ENDANGERED AND POTENTIALLY
ENDANGERED FAUNA AND FLORA
DRAINAGE Environmental survey for............... 929.09
Determinations of concurrency,components 910.09,910.10 See: UPLAND HABITAT PROTEC-
TION
DRIVEWAYS ENTERTAINMENT PLACES
Driveway access control................. 952.12 Adult entertainment generally. See that
Traffic generally. See:TRAFFIC title
DRUG STORES Commercial entertainment,recreation and
amusement,enclosed,unenclosed... 971.10,971.11
Specific land use requirements for sales; Generally. See:LAND USES
general merchandise............... 971.42
Generally. See:LAND USES ENVIRONMENTAL SURVEY
Upland habitat protection. See also that
DUDE RANCHES subject
Specific land use requirements for Environmental survey for endangered
recreational uses .................. 971.40 and potentially endangered fauna
Generally. See:LAND USES and flora ....................... 929.09
See: UPLAND HABITAT PROTEC-
DUNES TION
Dune and shoreline protection........... 932.05 ESTUARIES
See:COASTAL MANAGEMENT Estuarine water quality protection ...... 932.05
Dune vegetation protection criteria...... 929.10 See:COASTAL MANAGEMENT
See: UPLAND HABITAT PROTEC-
TION EXCAVATION AND MINING
Tree protection and land clearing Compliance and enforcement....... 934.09
Dune and shoreline vegetation protec- Definitions referenced ................... 934.02
tion .............. ........... . 927.09 Duration and completion of permits ..... 934.10
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EXCAVATION AND MINING(Cont'd.) FUEL STORAGE TANKS
Exemptions ............................ 934.04 Wellfield and aquifer protection. See also
Extractive uses that subject
Mining operations,criteria for........ 971.22 Prohibited activities/land uses..... ,. 931.05
Specific land use regulations. See:
LAND USES G
Mining permit fees ..................... 934.12
Mining standards...................... 934.06 GARBAGE AND TRASH
Permits Restrictions on public nuisances......... 973.03
Duration and completion of permits... 934.10 Generally. See:NUISANCES,PUBLIC
Fees................................. 934.12 Utility Act of Indian River County
Other regulations........... . ....... 934.07 Special Acts. See: Appendix of Special
Required ............................ 934.03 Acts
Pre-existing mining operations.,.,...... 934.11
Prohibited activity...................... 934.03 GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS
Purpose.........................„ , ... 934.01 Vehicular sales,service and storage,specific
Short title.............................. 934.01 land use requirements for.......... 971.45
Single-family development; excavation, Generally. See:LAND USES
mining,and ponds................. 912.16
Site plan submittal requirements for mines 934.05 GOLF COURSES
Use of public and private roads.......... 934.08 Commercial entertainment,recreation and
Wellfield and aquifer protection. See also amusements,enclosed ............. 971.10
that subject Generally. See:LAND USES
Prohibited activities/land uses ........ 931.05
GRID SYSTEM
F Road identification grid system.......... 951.05
Road addressing system. See: ROADS,
FAIR SHARE ROADWAY IMPROVEMENTS. STREETS AND HIGHWAYS
See: ROADS, STREETS AND
HIGHWAYS GROUP HOMES
Specific land use requirements.. ........ 971.28
FENCES, WALLS, HEDGES AND Generally. See:LAND USES
ENCLOSURES
Single-family development;fences and walls 912.14 H
FIRE PREVENTION HABITAT PROTECTION
Fire lanes
Other fire apparatus access require- Upland habitat protection................ 929.01 et seq.
ments.......................... 952.17 See: UPLAND HABITAT PROTEC-
Open burning/air curtain incinerator TION
regulations........................ 925.01 et seq. Wetlands and deepwater habitat protec-
See: OPEN BURNING/AIR CURTAIN tion............................... 928.01 et seq.
INCINERATOR REGULATIONS See: WETLANDS AND DEEPWATER
HABITAT PROTECTION
FISHERIES
Marine related commercial activity,specific HEALTH AND FITNESS CLUBS
land use requirements............. 971.35 Commercial entertainment,recreation and
Generally. See:LAND USES amusements,enclosed .._...._., 971.10
Generally. See:LAND USES
FLEA MARKETS
Specific land use requirements for sales; HEIGHT REQUIREMENTS
general merchandise............... 971.42 Zoning district height requirements .,.... 911.15
Generally. See:LAND USES Zoning districts generally.See:ZONING
DISTRICTS
FLOOD PROTECTION. See: STORMWA-
TER MANAGEMENT AND FLOOD HELIPORTS
PROTECTION Specific land use requirements for
transportation uses................ 971.43
FRUIT AND VEGETABLE STANDS Generally. See:LAND USES
Specific land use regulations for com-
mercial uses........................ 971.13 HIGHWAYS. See: ROADS, STREETS AND
Generally. See:LAND USES HIGHWAYS
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HISTORIC AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL IRRIGATION
RESOURCE PROTECTION Landscape and buffer regulations;irriga-
Appeals................................ 933.06 tion standards..................... 926.11
Archaeological protection ............... 933.09 See: LANDSCAPE AND BUFFER
Authority ........................ .. .... 933.04 REGULATIONS
Definitions......................... .... 933.03
Enforcement ..................... ..... 933.12 J
Exemptions ............................ 933.07
Historic properties,sites and structures . 933.10 JUNGLE TRAIL
Incentives for historic preservation...... 933.11 Upland habitat protection; jungle trail
Penalties,enforcement.................. 933.12 protection criteria ................. 929.12
Petitions,designations,and appeals ..... 933.06 JUNK AND SALVAGE YARDS
Power.................................. 933.04 Heavy industrial uses,requirements for . 971.27
Prohibited activity............. ......... 933.05 Specific land use regulations.See:LAND
Purpose.................... ........... 933.02 USES
Scenic and historic roads.. . .......... 933.08
Title................................... 933.01 JUNK VEHICLES
Restrictions on public nuisances......... 973.03
HOSPITALS Generally. See:NUISANCES,PUBLIC
Specific noise and vibration restrictions,
in general......................... 974.04 K
See: NOISE AND VIBRATION KENNELS
CONTROL
Animal boarding places;kennels
HUNTING AND FISHING LODGES Specific land uses for............... .. 971.08
Specific land use requirements for Generally. See:LAND USES
recreational uses .................. 971.40
Generally. See:LAND USES L
LAND CLEARING
I Tree protection and land clearing...,.. .. 927.01 et seq.
See:TREES AND SHRUBBERY
IMPACT FEES
Benefit districts. See Title 10,Appendix B LAND USES
Single-family development;impact fees .. 912.12 Regulations forspecific land uses
Adult entertainment ............ ...... 971.07
IMPROVEMENTS Agricultural uses ..................... 971.08
Off-street parking; security for construc- Commercial entertainment, recreation
tion of required paving improve- and amusement
ments............................. 954.11 Enclosed..........,................ 971.10
Road improvement design;traffic require- Unenclosed................ 971.11
ments............................. 952.10 Commercial services ......... . ..... 971.12
See:TRAFFIC Commercial uses..................... 971.13
Zoning district required improvements. Community service uses.............. 971.14
See:ZONING DISTRICTS Definitions ...................„...... 971.03
Eating and drinking establishments... 971.21
INCINERATOR REGULATIONS.See:OPEN Enclosed commercial, entertainment,
BURNING/AIR CURTAIN INCINERA- recreation and amusement ...... 971
TOR REGULATIONS Extractive uses ..................... 971.22
General office uses.................... 971.24
INDIAN RIVER LAGOON AQUATIC Industrial uses................. ...... 971.26
PRESERVE Industrial uses;very heavy.......... 971.27
Upland habitat protection. See also that Institutional uses.................... 971.28
subject Marine related commercial activity.... 971.35
St. Sebastian River and Indian River Purpose,intent ...................... 971.02
Lagoon Aquatic Preserve Shoreline Recreational uses .................... 971.40
Protection Buffer Zone .......... 929.07 Residential uses ..................... 971.41
Review of uses
INDUSTRIAL DISTRICTS Requiring a special exception....... 971.05
Industrial districts ..................... 911.11 Requiring an administrative permit 971.04
Generally. See:ZONING DISTRICTS Sales;general merchandise . ........ 971.42
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LAND USES(Cont'd.) M
Table of uses in alphabetical order.... 971.06 MANGROVE ALTERATION
Title ................................ 971.01 Wetlands and deepwater habitat protec-
Transportation uses.................. 971.43 tion............................... 928.01 et seq.
Utility uses.......................... 971.44 Mangrove alteration criteria.......... 928.08
Vehicular sales,service and storage... 971.45 See:WETLANDS AND DEEPWATER
Wellfield and aquifer protection. See also HABITAT PROTECTION
that subject
Prohibited activities/land uses........ 931.05 MARINE ACTIVITIES
Zoning district requirements for various Marine related commercial activity,specific
land uses. See:ZONING DISTRICTS land use requirements........ ,... 971.35
Generally. See:LAND USES
LANDFILLS MINING OPERATIONS
Wellfield and aquifer protection. See also Excavation and mining ........ 934.07 et seq.
that subject See:EXCAVATION AND MINING
Prohibited activities/land uses........ 931.05 Mining operations,criteria for........... 971.22
Specific land use regulations.See:LAND
LANDSCAPE AND BUFFER REGULA- USES
TIONS
Applicability 926.03 MINING. See:EXCAVATION AND MINING
Definitions of soils for use in landscape MOBILE HOME DISTRICTS
construction....................... App D Mobile home districts................... 911.09
Definitions referenced ................... 926.04 Generally. See:ZONING DISTRICTS
Exotic,invasive plants.... ............. App B MOBILE HOMES
General requirements...... ............ 926.05 Specific land use requirements for
Installation and maintenance standards . 926.12 residential uses ................... 971.41
Irrigation standards.................... 926.11 Generally. See:LAND USES
Landscape materials standards.......... 926.06 Vehicular sales,service and storage,specific
Landscape point system and tree preserva- land use requirements for.......... 971.45
tion credits........................ 926.07 Generally. See:LAND USES
Littoral species......................... App E
Native plants........................... App A MODEL HOMES
Specific uses,standards and requirements
Nonvehicular area landscaping standards 926.10 for temporary uses................. 972.08
Perimeter buffer standards............... 926.08 Generally. See: TEMPORARY USES
Preferred grasses....................... App C
Purpose and intent..................... 926.02 MOTOR VEHICLES AND OTHER
Roadways;landscaping along.......„... . 926.09 VEHICLES
Short title.............................. 926.01 Commercial vehicles, parking of in
Single-family lot development canopy tree residential areas .................. 911.15
requirements...................... 926.15 Zoning districts,generally.See:ZONING
Tree protection regulations referenced... 926.14 DISTRICTS
Upland habitat protection regulations Landscaping along roadways............ 926.09
referenced......................... 926.13
Off-street parking ...................... 954.01 et seq.
See: OFF-STREET PARKING
LANDSCAPING Restrictions on public nuisances,junk or
unserviceable vehicles ............. 973.03
Specific noise and vibration restrictions, Generally. See:NUISANCES,PUBLIC
in general......................... 974.04
See: NOISE AND VIBRATION Specific noise and vibration restrictions;
mufflers........................... 974.04
CONTROL See: NOISE AND VIBRATION
LOADING CONTROL
Loading and unloading vehicles Vehicular sales,service and storage,specific
land use requirements for.......,... 971.45
Specific noise and vibration restric- Generally. See:LAND USES
tions,in general ................ 974.04
MOVING OF STRUCTURES
LOUDSPEAKERS Applicability ............. .............. 955.03
Specific noise and vibration restrictions, Definitions.............................. 955.04
in general......... ....... ......... 974.04 Intent.................................. 955.02
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MOVING OF STRUCTURES(Cont'd.) NUISANCES,PUBLIC
Purpose................................ 955.02 Abatement of...................,.,.,,.. 973.04
Requirements ..................... ... 955.05 Assessment for abatement of......,..,. . 973.06
Single-family development;moving,razing Definitions referenced .................. 973.02
and replacing a structure .......... 912.13 Purpose................................ 973.01
Title................................... 955.01 Restrictions ....................... .,... 973.03
MUFFLERS Short title.............................. 973.01
Specific noise and vibration restrictions, Single-family development;public nuisance 912.18
in general......................... 974.04 Upland habitat protection. See also that
See: NOISE AND VIBRATION subject
CONTROL Removal of nuisance exotic vegetation. 929.08
MULTIPLE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL NUMBERING
DISTRICTS Road addressing system, assignment of
Multiple-family residential districts ..... 911.08 See: numbers
u ber STREETS .••. 951.01 et seq.
Generally. See: ZONING DISTRICTS AND
HIGHWAYS
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Specific noise and vibration restrictions, NURSERIES,GREENHOUSES
in general.................. ...... 974.04 Agricultural uses;specific land uses for.. 971.08
Generally. See:LAND USES
N
NATIVE PLANTS O
Upland native plant community conserva-
tion areas......................... 929.05 OFF-STREET PARKING
Applicability ........... ......
See: UPLAND HABITAT PROTEC- ••• •• 954.02
TION Computation of required parking spaces . 954.04
Construction of required paving improve-
NATIVE VEGETATION ments,security for................. 954.11
Wetlands and deepwater habitat protec- Construction standards................. 954.10
tion............................... 928.01 et seq. Definitions............................. 954.03
See: WETLANDS AND DEEPWATER Dimensional standards and design criteria 954.07
HABITAT PROTECTION Intent................... .. 954.02
NOISE AND VIBRATION CONTROL Off-street loading regulations .... ....... 954.09
Additional noise control standards by Parking standards
zoning district..................... 974.05 Automotive vehicles........._ .... 954.05
Definitions referenced .................. 974.02 Bicycles ............................. 954.06
Exemptions ............................ 974.06 Purpose.........................,....... 954.02
Noise and vibration restrictions,in general 974.03 Special parking regulations and arrange-
Opportunity for administrative approval. 974.07 ments............................. 954.08
Short title and purpose ................. 974.01 Title................................... 954.01
Single-family development;noise........ 912.18
Specific noise and vibration restrictions, OPEN BURNING/AIR CURTAIN INCINERA-
in general............. .. .......... 974.04 TOR REGULATIONS
Adoption of state standards not in conflict
NONCONFORMITIES with provisions.................... 925.06
Cessation of............................ 904.08 Air curtain incinerators
Continuation of......................... 904.04 Permit requirements ................. 925.04
Definitions referenced .................. 904.03 Setbacks and restrictions on use of.... 925.07
Expansion,increase,or change of.... 904.05
Definitions referenced .................. 925.02
Nonconforming parcels of records........ 904.09 Exemptions ............... .. ....... 925.03
Purpose,intent.....................
Reconstruction of................... 904.02 Open burning rohibited.... ........... 925.04
. .. 904.07 P g P .
Permits
Repair or alteration of................. . 904.06
Short title.............................. 904.01 Air curtain incinerator permit require-
Single-family development; nonconformi- ments fees...................... 925.04
ties and related restrictions.......,. 912.19 Application fees...................... 925.05
Setbacks and restrictions on use of air
NORTH BARRIER ISLAND CORRIDOR curtain incinerators .... 925.07
Special development regulations....,., 911.20 Short title and purpose ................. 925.01
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OPEN SPACE STANDARDS PLANNED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICTS
Planned development (P.D.) process and Zoning district requirements............ 911.14
standards for development......... 915.01 et seq. Zoning districts generally.See:ZONING
Open space standards ......... ....... 915.18 DISTRICTS
PLANNED DEVELOPMENT (P.D.)
P PROCESS AND STANDARDS FOR
DEVELOPMENT
PARKING Agricultural use standards.............. 915.14
Off-street parking ...................... 954.01 et seq. Applicability .......... 915.04
See: OFF-STREET PARKING Commercial use standards ., ... 915.12
Parking or storage of vehicles in residential Compatibility standards ........... .... 915.16
districts........................... 911.15 Coordination with other regulations ..... 915.05
Zoning districts,generally.See:ZONING Definitions............................. 915.02
DISTRICTS Density allowed ........................ 915.08
Single-family development; parking and Final planned development plan submit-
storage............................ 912.17 tal requirements................... 915.27
PARKS, PLAYGROUNDS AND Formal pre-application conference submit-
RECREATION tal requirements................... 915.23
Industrial use standards................ 915.11
Commercial Recreational Vehicle Park Land development permit submittal
District ........................... 911.13(1) requirements...................... 915.26
Determinations of concurrency,components 910.09,910.10 Mixed use standards.................... 915.20
Specific land use requirements for Modifications to planned development plans 915.28
recreational uses .................. 971.40 Open space standards................... 915.18
Generally. See: LAND USES Phasing.................
............... 915.10
Planned development allowable waivers
PEDDLERS, CANVASSERS AND SOLICI- and development parameters....... 915.15
TORS Planned development conceptual plan
Specific noise and vibration restrictions, submittal requirements............ 915.24
in general......................... 974.04 Planned development project area....... 915.07
See: NOISE AND VIBRATION Planned development time limitations,
CONTROL expirations, and terminations ...... 915.29
Transient merchants, temporary use Preliminary planned development plan
permits submittal requirements............ 915.25
Specific uses, standards and require- Project integration into public systems... 915.17
ments for temporary uses........ 972.08 Purpose and intent ..................... 915.03
Generally. See:TEMPORARY USES Recreation standards ................... 915.19
PERMITS Residential use standards..............:. 915.13
Excavation and mining permits ......... 934.07 et seq. Review and approval process require-
ments............................. 915.22
See:EXCAVATION AND MINING Title................................... 915.01
Review of uses requiring an administra- Traditional neighborhood design standards 915.21
tive permit........................ 971.04 Transfer of approval and assumption of
Specific land uses. See:LAND USES obligations ........................ 915.30
Sign permit requirements............... 956.04 et seq. Unified control ......................... 915.09
See:SIGN REGULATIONS Uses allowed........................... 915.06
Single-family development; permit sand
approvals required................. 912.20 PLATS. See: SUBDIVISIONS AND PLATS
Stormwater management and flood protec- POLITICAL SIGNS
tion permit requirements .......... 930.08 et seq. Regulations for temporary signs
See: STORMWATER MANAGEMENT G SIGN
gns REGULATIONS
... 956.15
AND FLOOD PROTECTION Generally. See: SIGN REGULATIONS
Tree protection and land clearing PONDS
Permit requirements ................. 927.07 Single-family development; excavation,
PIERS mining,and ponds................. 912.16
Coastal management; piers, docks and PURPOSE AND INTENT OF LAND
boatslips.......................... 932.05 DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS
Generally. See: COASTAL MANAGE- Authority............................ . 900.02
MENT Building sales,conformity of........... 900.08
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PURPOSE AND INTENT OF LAND ROADS, STREETS AND HIGHWAYS
DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS (Cont'd.)
(Cont'd.) Building and site numbering system .. 951.06
Conformity of all uses or sales of land or Building numbers
building with provisions ........... 900.08 Assignment of..................... 951.04
Effective date .................... ...... 900.04 Change of building address ........ 951.08
Fees ................................... 900.09 Numbering system ................ 951.06
Jurisdiction............................ 900.03 Posting of......................., , 951.07
Purpose and intent..................... 900.07 Change of building address...... 951.08
Relationship to comprehensive plan ..... 900.06 Definitions referenced.......... 951.03
Relationship to existing zoning,and other Grid system ......................... 951.05
ordinances ........................ 900.05 Intent.............................., 951.02
Sales of land,conformity of ............ 900.08 Posting of numbers on buildings 951.07
Short title.............................. 900.01 Purpose
Uses,conformity of,................. .. 900.08 Road identification grid system,, 951.05
Short title........................... 951.01
R Scenic and historic roads.........., 933.08
RADIOS ROSELAND RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT.See:
Specific noise and vibration restrictions, ZONING DISTRICTS
in general......................... 974.04
S
REAL ESTATE OFFICES
Specific uses,standards and requirements SALES
for temporary uses................. 972.08 Conformity of all uses or sales of land or
Generally. See:TEMPORARY USES building with provisions ........... 900.08
RECREATION STANDARDS Sales offices
Planned development (P.D.) process and Specific uses, standards and require-
ments for temporary uses........ 972.08
standards for development......... 915.01 et seq. Generally. See:TEMPORARY USES
Recreation standards................. 915.19 Specific land uses; sales, general
RECREATIONAL USES merchandise ...................... 971.42
Specific land use requirements for Generally. See:LAND USES
recreational uses ................. 971.40 Vehicular sales,service and storage,specific
Generally. See:LAND USES land use requirements for.......... 971.45
Generally. See:LAND USES
RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT CENTERS
Specific land use requirements .......... 971.28 SCENIC ROADS
Generally. See:LAND USES Historic and archaeological resource protec-
tion............................... 933.01 et seq.
RESOURCE PROTECTION See:HISTORIC AND ARCHAEOLOGI-
Historic and archaeological resource protec- CAL RESOURCE PROTECTION
tion............................... 933.01 et seq.
See:HISTORIC AND ARCHAEOLOGI- SCHOOLS
CAL RESOURCE PROTECTION Determinations of concurrency,components 910.09,910.10
REZONING Proportionate fair-share mitigation for
Rezoning flow chart..................... 902.12 public school facilities.............. 910.13
Specific land use regulations for educational
RIGHTS-OF-WAY. See: ROADS, STREETS centers............................ 971.14
AND HIGHWAYS Specific land use regulations.See:LAND
USES
ROADS, STREETS AND HIGHWAYS Specific noise and vibration restrictions,
Excavation and mining in general......................... 974.04
Use of public and private roads....... 934.08 See: NOISE AND VIBRATION
Fire lanes CONTROL
Other fire apparatus access require-
ments .......................... 952.17 SEA TURTLES
Road addressing system Coastal management, sea turtle protec-
Appeals ............................. 951.09 tion............................... 932.05
Assignment of building numbers and Generally. See: COASTAL MANAGE-
road designations ............... 951.04 MENT
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SEPTIC TANKS SINGLE-FAMILY DEVELOPMENT
Wellfield and aquifer protection. See also Accessory uses and structures........... 912.15
that subject Allowable uses ......................... 912.05
Prohibited activities/land uses........ 931.05 Applicability and relationship to other
regulations........................ 912.04
SEWERS AND SEWAGE DISPOSAL Building permit review, approval,inspec-
Determinations of concurrency,components 910.09,910.10 tion............................... 912.10
Sanitary sewer, potable water, and efflu- Concurrent ............. 912.11
ent re-use water regulations Construction; building permit review,
Definitions .......................... 918.03 approval,inspection ............... 912.10
New development Definitions............................. 912.03
Effluent re-use water connection Drainage............................... 912.08
requirements................. 918.06 Excavation,mining,and ponds.......... 912.16
Water and wastewater connection Fences and walls ........................ 912.14
requirements................. 918.05 Impact fees ............................. 912.12
Purpose and intent................... 918.02 Inspection.............................. 912.10
Sanitary sewer,potable water,and efflu- Locating buildings and structures on
ent re-use water regulations..... 918.04 property .......................... 912.07
Short title........................... 918.01 Locations for, uses allowed in single-
Use of water from retention ponds .... 918.07 family areas....................... 912.05
Utility Act of Indian River County Lot development canopy tree require-
Special Acts. See: Appendix of Special ments............................. 926.15
Acts Maintenance........................... 912.18
Wellfield and aquifer protection. See also Moving, razing and replacing a structure 912.13
that subject Noise.................................. 912.18
Prohibited activities/land uses....... . 931.05 Nonconformities and related restrictions. 912.19
Parking and storage.................... 912.17
SHORELINE PROTECTION Permits and approvals required ........ 912.20
Dune and shoreline protection........,.,. 932.05 Property"buildability.................... 912.06
See:COASTAL MANAGEMENT Determining if parcel can be built upon 912.06
Public nuisance ........................ 912.18
SIGN REGULATIONS Purpose,intent..............
........... 912.02
Active subdivision or real estate develop- Septic tanks............................ 912.09
ment.............................. 956.15.1 Stormwater management and flood protec-
Additional regulations for signs in
tion............................... 912.08
designated corridors ............... 956.19 Summary table.............. .. .. ..... 912.20
Definitions referenced .................. 956.02 Title............................,...... 912.01
Field inspections of freestanding signs Utilities...................... ......... 912.09
prior to pouring of footers.......... 956.09
Water and wastewater.................. 912.09
General sign regulations................ 956.14 Wells ..................
Nonconforming signs ................... 956.17
Permits SITE PLAN REVIEW AND APPROVAL
Applications ......................... 956.05 PROCEDURES
Administration of application fees.. 956.04 Administrative approvals and modifica-
Building permits for signs............ 956.08 tions to approved site plans........ 914.07
Exemptions to permitting procedures.. 956.11 Appeals of decisions regarding site plans. 914.13
Fees for application, administration of. 956.04 Applicability ........................... 914.04
Permanent identification signs requir- Definitions............................. 914.03
ing permits..................... 956.16 General thresholds and procedures for
Review of permit application/administra- site plan review and approval..._.. 914.06
tion ............................ 956.06 Inspection and certification ............. 914.12
Revocation of permits ................ 956.10 Purpose and intent..................... 914.02
Temporary signs requiring permits.... 956.15 Review standards and requirements..... 914.15
Pouring of footers Site plan submittal requirements........ 914.14
Field inspections prior to......,....... 956.09 Technical review committee; duties and
Procedures....................... 956.03 responsibilities.................... 914.05
Prohibited signs........................ 956.12 Time limitations on-site plan approval... 914.08
Purpose and intent ..................... 956.01 Timing of issuance of building permits... 914.11
Removal of prohibited or unlawful signs . 956.18 Timing of release of approved site plans . 914.10
Short title............................... 956.01 Title, .... 914.01
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SITE PLAN REVIEW AND APPROVAL STORMWATER MANAGEMENT AND
PROCEDURES(Cont'd.) FLOOD PROTECTION(Cont'd.)
Transfer of site plan approval........... 914.09 Permits
SKATEBOARD RAMPS Issuance of permits
Application procedures............. 930.10
Specific noise and vibration restrictions, Required information to be submit-
in general
NOISE AND ... 974.04 ted by Type B and C permit
See: VIBRATION applicants after .............. 930.09
CONTROL Review procedures................. 930.10
SLIP FACILITIES Required information
Marina and multi-slip facilities...... ,.. 932.08 To be submitted by Type B and C
See:COASTAL MANAGEMENT permit applicants after issu-
Specific land use requirements for ance of permit................ 930.09
recreational uses .................. 971.40 Prohibited activity...................... 930.05
Generally. See:LAND USES Purpose and scope...................... 930.02
Review criteria for all development projects 930.07
SOLID WASTE Review procedures...................... 930.10
Determinations ofconcurrency,components 910.09, 910.10 Rules of construction;applicability ...... 930.03
Short title.............................. 930.01
SOUND LEVELS Single-family development. See also that
Specific noise and vibration restrictions, subject
in general......................... 974.04 g
Stormwater management and flood
See: N01SE AND VIBRATION
CONTROL protection ........... ...... 912.08
Variances and appeals.................. 930.13
SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS Vested rights........................... 930.15
Review of uses requiring a special excep- Violations and notice ................... 930.14
tion............................... 971.05 STREET NAMES
Generally. See:LAND USES Street names and numbering systems ... 952.16
ST. SEBASTIAN RIVER STREETS. See: ROADS, STREETS AND
Upland habitat protection. See also that HIGHWAYS
subject
St. Sebastian River and Indian River SUBDIVISIONS AND PLATS
Lagoon Aquatic Preserve Shoreline Applicability ................... ........ 913.03
Protection Buffer Zone .......... 929.07 Applications
Procedure and requirements for submit-
STORAGE ting and processing ............. 913.07
Parking or storage of vehicles in residential Authority ..... 913.02
districts........................... 911.15Compliance
p Y e required;
fired;exceptions
i o n s.... 913.06
Coco liance re cored;exce tions.........
Zoning districts,generally.See:ZONING Definitions............................. 913.05
DISTRICTS Design standards and requirements ..... 913.09
Single-family development; parking and Enactment........................... 913.02
storage............................ 912.17
g Other critical subdivision components ... 913.13
Storage facilities Penalty................................ 913.12
Specific uses, standards and require- Purpose,intent.......................... 913.04
ments for temporary uses........ 972.08 Required improvements................. 913.08
Generally. See:TEMPORARY USES Security for construction and for
Wellfield and aquifer protection. See also maintenance of required improve-
that subject ments ...................... ... 913.10
Prohibited activities/land uses . ...... 931.05 Specific land use requirements for
STORMWATER MANAGEMENT AND residential uses ................. 971.41
FLOOD PROTECTION Generally. See:LAND USES
Administrative duties.................... 930.12 Title................................. 913.01
930.04 Variances ........................... ... 913.11
Definitions.............................. -
Development projects,review criteria., . 930.07 SURVEYS,MAPS AND PLATS
Disclaimer of liability................... 930.16 Plats generally.See:SUBDIVISIONS AND
Drainage basin maximum discharge rates 930.071 PLATS
Exemptions ......................... .. 930.06 Wellfield and aquifer protection. See also
Floodplain development inspections .,. .. 930.11 that subject
Permit requirements 930.08 Maps of public water supply wells.. ..„ 931.04
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SURVEYS,MAPS AND PLATS(Cont'd.) TRANSPORTATION(Cont'd.)
Zoning districts............... .......... 911.01 et seq. Specific land use requirements for
See:ZONING DISTRICTS transportation uses................ 971.43
Generally. See: LAND USES
T Transportation and communication uses
for zoning districts. See: ZONING
TELEVISION DISTRICTS
Specific noise and vibration restrictions,
in general......................... 974.04 TREATMENT CENTERS
Specific land use requirements.......... 971.28
TEMPORARY SIGNS Generally. See:LAND USES
Regulations for......................... 956.15
Generally. See: SIGN REGULATIONS TREES AND SHRUBBERY
Canopy trees
TEMPORARY USES Single-family lot development....... . 926.15
Applicability ........................... 972.04 Landscape and buffer regulations ....... 926.01 et seq.
Definitions............................. 972.02 See: LANDSCAPE AND BUFFER
Purpose,intent......................... 972.03 REGULATIONS
Review and approval procedures..::::... 972.07 Scenic and historic roads, management
Review standards....................... 972.06 and protection of vegetation........ 933.08
Specific uses,standards and requirements 972.08 See:HISTORIC AND ARCHAEOLOGI-
Title................................... 972.01 CAL RESOURCE PROTECTION
Uses allowed generally.................. 972.05 Tree protection and land clearing
TENNIS CLUBS Applicability......................... 927.02
Specific land use requirements for Application procedure and fees........ 927.11
recreational uses .................. 971.40 Definitions referenced................ 927.04
Generally. See:LAND USES Determination of critical root zone.... 927.12
Dune and shoreline vegetation protec-
THOROUGHFARES.See:ROADS,STREETS tion ............................ 927.09
AND HIGHWAYS Exemptions.......................... 927.06
TRAFFIC General prohibitions ................. 927.05
Access control........, .. 952.12 Local permit not exclusive............ 927.13
Applicability ......... ....
.
952.03 Open burning/air curtain incinerator
Bikeway system........................ 952.15 regulations referenced........... 927.14
County thoroughfare plan Penalties and enforcement............ 927.17
Compliance with.......,.„...._.., ., 952.05
Permits available; criteria governing
p ..
Defmitions....................... 952.04 issuance........................ 927.07
Intent..................... . ..........„ 952.02 Purpose and intent................... 927.03
Other fire apparatus access requirements 952.17 Short title ........................... 927.01
Paved road requirements................ 952.09 Upland native vegetation protection... 927.10
Pedestrian circulation....... ............ 952.14 Variances and administrative appeals. 92715
Purpose.............................„.. 952.02 Tree protection as justification for
Right-of-way requirements ............ 952.08 variance relief from other land
Road Roadway levelf service standards ..... 952.10 development regulations...... 927.16
P 952.06 Upland habitat protection. See also that
ysubject
Street names and numbering systems ... 952.16
Title................................... 952.01 Tree protection criteria............... 929.11
Traffic impact study.......... . ........ 952.07 TURTLES
Traffic-control devices .................. 952.11 Coastal management, sea turtle protec-
Vehicular circulation.......... .......... 952.13tion ....... 932.05
TRAILER CONSTRUCTION Generally. See: COASTAL MANAGE-
Specific uses,standards and requirements MENT
for temporary uses................. 972.08
Generally. See:TEMPORARY USES U
TRANSPORTATION UPLAND HABITAT PROTECTION
Determinations ofconcurrency,components 910.09,910.10 Assessment relief....................... 929.14
Proportionate fair-share mitigation for Definitions referenced .................. 929.03
transportation facilities.,,,........ 910.12 Dune vegetation protection criteria...... 929.10
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UPLAND HABITAT PROTECTION(Cont'd.) VEGETATION(Cont'd.)
Endangered and potentially endangered Wetlands and deepwater habitat protec-
fauna and flora tion............................... 928.01 et seq.
Environmental survey for ............ 929.09 See: WETLANDS AND DEEPWATER
Enforcement ........................... 929.13 HABITAT PROTECTION
Environmental survey for endangered and
potentially endangered fauna and VIBRATION. See: NOISE AND VIBRA-
flora.............................. 929.09 TION CONTROL
Environmentally important upland density
transfer........................... 929.06 W
Intent.................................. 929.02 WABASSO CORRIDOR
Jungle trail protected area; vegetation
Regulations ........................, ... 911.18
protection......................... 929.12
Landscape and buffer regulations ....... 926.01 et seq. WATER SUPPLY AND DISTRIBUTION
Upland habitat protection regulations Determinations of concurrency,components 910.09,910.10
referenced...................... 926.13 Sanitary sewer, potable water, and efflu-
Nuisance exotic vegetation ent re-use water regulations ....... 918.01 et seq.
Removal of ......................... 929.08 See: SEWERS AND SEWAGE
Purpose.............................. .. 929.02 DISPOSAL
Removal of nuisance exotic vegetation... 929.08 Utility Act of Indian River County
Short title.............................. 929.01 Special Acts. See: Appendix of Special
St. Sebastian River and Indian River Acts
Lagoon Aquatic Preserve Shoreline Water quality
Protection Buffer Zone............. 929.07 Estuarine water quality protection.... 932.05
Statement of applicability See:COASTAL MANAGEMENT
PP Y••••••••••---•• 929.04
Tree protection criteria ................. 929.11 Wellfield and aquifer protection. See also
Upland native plant community conserva- that subject
tion areas......................... 929.05 Maps of public water supply wells..... 931.04
Vegetation protection in jungle trail Prohibited activities/land uses ........ 931.05
protected area..................... 929.12 Wetlands and deepwater habitat protec-
Wetlands and deepwater habitat protec- tion............................... 928.01 et seq.
See: WETLANDS AND DEEPWATER
tion............................... 928.01 et seq. HABITAT PROTECTION
See: WETLANDS AND DEEPWATER
HABITAT PROTECTION WEED CLEARANCE
Restrictions on public nuisances......... 973.03
UTILITIES Generally. See:NUISANCES,PUBLIC
Specific land use requirements for utility
uses .............................. 971.44 WELLFIELD AND AQUIFER PROTEC-
Generally. See:LAND USES TION
Utility Act of Indian River County Applicability .................... 931.01
Special Acts. See: Appendix of Special Artesian flow wells ..................... 931.09
Acts Definitions...................... . ..... 931.03
Utility uses for zoning districts. See: Enforcement
and penalties....... .....: 931.10
Exemptions ZONING DISTRICTS P .......• ..... 931.07
Legislative intent....................... 931.02
Maps of public water supply wells....... 931.04
V Prohibited activities/land uses........... 931.05
Protection of future public water supply
VARIANCES well sites................. ..... 931.06
Requirements ........................,.. 902.09 Public water supply wells
Maps of............................. 931.04
VEGETATION Protection of future sites ............ 931.06
Landscape and buffer regulations ....... 926.01 et seq. Short title.........
See: LANDSCAPE AND BUFFER Surficial aquifer primary recharge overlay
REGULATIONS district............................ 931.08
Upland habitat protection. See also that
subject WEST GIFFORD INDUSTRIAL AND COM-
Vegetation protection in jungle trail MERCE(WCIC)OVERLAY
protected area .................. 929.12 Regulations .......,,,.................. 911.23
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WETLANDS AND DEEPWATER HABITAT ZONING DISTRICTS(Cont'd.)
PROTECTION Uses ................................. 911.06(4)
Activities subject to regulations and restric- Airfield/Residential District.......... ., 911.13(4)
tions.............................. 928.05 Airport zoning
Applicability statement................. 928.03 Airport zones of influence ............ 911.17(4)
Assessment relief........................ 928.11 Definitions .......................... 911.17(3)
Definitions referenced .................. 928.02 Intent.............................., 911.17(2)
Density transfer of land development.... 928.09 Purpose ............................. 911.17(2)
Determination of....................... 928.04 Title ................................ 911.17(1)
Enforcement of provisions............... 928.10 Application of district regulations ....... 911.04
Functional values ...................... 928.04 Blue Cypress Improvement District...... 911.13(2)
Mangrove alteration criteria ............ 928.08 Boundaries.........................,.... 911.05
Native upland edge vegetation buffer zone 928.07 Commercial districts.................„,. 911.10
Purpose................................ 928.01 Accessory uses and structures 911.10(5)
Regulatory standards and procedures.... 928.06 Agricultural uses .................... 911.10(4)
Upland habitat protection............... 929.01 et seq. Buffer yards required ......... 911.10(8)
See: UPLAND HABITAT PROTEC- Commercial uses.....................„ 911.10(4)
TION Community service uses.............. 911.10(4)
Establishment....................... 911.10(2)
Y Purpose and intent................... 911.10(1)
Relationship with land use map....... 911.10(3)
YACHT CLUBS Required improvements .............. 911.10(6)
Specific land use requirements for Residential uses ..................... 911.10(4)
recreational uses .................. 971.40 Size and dimension criteria........... 911.10(7)
Generally. See:LAND USES Special district requirements for specific
districts ........................ 911.10(9)
YARDS AND OPEN SPACES Transportation and communication uses 911.10(6)
Zoning districts,yard encroachments .... 911.15 Uses ........... ... .... 911.10(4)
Zoning districts,generally.See:ZONING ,,
DISTRICTS Utility uses.................. .... 911.10(4)
Commercial vehicles
Parking in residential areas .,,....... 911.15
Z Conservation districts ................... 911.12
ZONING ATLAS Definitions............................. 911.02
Amendments to the land development Airport zoning;definitions re .,., .... 911.17(3)
Encroachments,yard ................. 911.15
regulations text and official zoning Establishment of districts........... ... 911.03
atlas................•-�-•-�----... 902.12
General provisions....................... 911.15
Zoning atlas and boundaries of zoning Height exceptions and limitations ....... 911.15
districts........................... 911.05 Identification signs for residential zoning
ZONING DISTRICTS districts........................... 956.16
Additional noise control standards by Generally. See:SIGN REGULATIONS
zoning district..................... 974.05 Industrial districts ..................... 911.11
Generally. See: NOISE AND VIBRA- Accessory uses and structures ........ 911.11(5)
TION CONTROL Establishment.....................„. 911.11(2)
Administrative procedure............... 911.16 Purpose and intent...............,... 911.11(1)
Agricultural and rural districts.......... 911.06 Relationship with land use map......,. 911.11(3)
Accessory uses and structures ........ 911.06(5) Size and dimension criteria.......,,,. 911.11(7)
Agricultural ......................... 911.06(4) Uses ................................ 911.11(4)
Commercial uses..................... 911.06(4) Mobile home districts................... 911.09
Community service uses,. ......... 911.06(4) Accessory uses and structures .... ,.. 911.09(5)
Establishment......... ............. 911.06(2) Additional regulations................ 911.09(7)
Industrial uses....................... 911.06(4) Community service uses.............. 911.09(4)
Very heavy industrial uses......... 911.06(4) Establishment..................... 911.09(2)
Institutional uses.................... 911.06(4) Institutional uses .................... 911.09(4)
Purpose and intent................... 911.06(1) Purpose and intent................... 911.09(1)
Recreational uses .................... 911.06(4) Recreational uses .................,,.. 911.09(4)
Relationship with land use map..... 911.06(5) Relationship with land use map....... 911.09(3)
Residential uses ..................... 911.06(4) Required improvements .......... 911.09(6)
Size and dimension criteria........... 911.06(6) Residential uses ....... ,,......,,, 911.09(4)
Transportation and utilities uses...... 911.06(4) Uses ............................. 911.09(4)
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ZONING DISTRICTS(Cont'd.) ZONING DISTRICTS(Cont'd.)
Utility uses.................. . ..... 911.09(4) Special regulations for administrative
Multiple-family residential districts ..... 911.08 approval,minor site plan projects 911.21(5)
Accessory uses and structures ..<..... 911.08(5) Variances............................ 91121(7)
Agricultural uses ............. ....... 911.08(4) Voluntary guidelines ...........,..... 911.21(8)
Community service uses.............. 911.08(4) Roseland Residential District...... ...... 911.13(3)
Establishment............... ....... 911.08(2) Setback requirements..........,,,,..... 911.15
Institutional uses .................... 911.08(4) Short title..................... 911.01
Purpose and intent.......... ........ 911.08(1) Single-family development....... ...... 912.01 et seq.
Recreational uses ........... ........ 911.08(4) See: SINGLE-FAMILY DEVELOP-
Relationship with land use map......, 911.08(3) MENT
Required buffer yards................ 911.08(08) Single-family residential districts........ 911.07
Required improvements ....,... ..... 911.08(6) Accessory uses and structures ........ 911.07(5)
Residential uses ..................... 911.08(4) Agricultural uses ......... ..„ . ...... 911.07(4)
Uses ....... ....... ....... 911.08(7)
Community service uses.. ........... 911.07(4)
Size and dimension criteria.,•••••••"' 911.08(4) Establishment.............. ......... 911.07(2)
.
Utility uses.......................... 911.08(4) Institutional
dose and intent.......•. ...`. 911.07(4)
North Barrier Island Corridor special p ..•••.• 911.07(1)
development regulations........ •' 911.20 Recreational uses ................ 911.07(4)
Relationship with land use map... 911.07(3)
Boundaries .......................... 911.20(2) Residential uses ................,. ... 911.07(4)
Purpose and intent................... 911.20(1) Size and dimension criteria...... .... 911.07(7)
Specific development regulations within Uses and
dimension
......criteria
......,. 911.07(4)
the North Barrier Island Corridor 911.20(3) Utility uses.......................... 911.07(4)
Other corridors special development regula- Special districts ........................ 911.13
tions AIR-Airfield/Residential District...... 911.13(4)
Architectural/building standards..... 911.22(7) CRVP:Commercial Recreational Vehicle
Boundaries of other corridors......... 911.22(2) Park District.................... 911.13(1)
Colors and building graphics.......... 911.22(8) R-BCID:Blue Cypress Improvement
Connection to pedestrian system...... 911.22(6) District........ .. 911.13(2)
...............
Definitions .......................... 911.22(4) ROSE-4: Roseland Residential District 911.13(3)
Exemptions.......................... 911.22(3) Specific land use requirements for
Landscaping......................... 911.22(5) residential uses ................... 971.41
Major, minor, administrative site plan Generally. See:LAND USES
approval........................ 911.22(13) SR 60 Corridor special development regula-
Non-conformities.................... 91122(14) tions.............................. 911.19
Project-related median alterations .... 911.22(11) Temporary uses ........................ 972.01 et seq.
Purpose and intent................... 911.22(1) See:TEMPORARY USES
Screening of accessory features 911.22(10) Wabasso Corridor regulations ........... 911.18
Special sign regulations .............. 911.22(9) West Gifford Industrial and Commerce
Underground utilities services required 911.22(12) (WCIC)overlay regulations ........ 911.23
Variances............................ 911.22(15) Yard encroachments .................... 911.15
Parking of commercial vehicles in Zoning atlas and boundaries ............. 911.05
residential areas .................. 911.15
Parking or storage of vehicles ........... 911.15
Planned development district ........... 911.14
Planned development (P.D.) process and
standards for development......... 915.01 et seq.
See:PLANNED DEVELOPMENT(RD.)
PROCESS AND STANDARDS
FOR DEVELOPMENT
Purpose and intent ................,.... 911.01
Roseland Corridor regulations
Boundaries .................... 91121(2)
Non-conformities..................... 911.21(6)
Notification of development projects sent
to friends of Historic Roseland... 911.21(4)
Purpose and intent................... 911.21(1)
Specific development regulations within
the Roseland Corridor........... 911.21(3)
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