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Home My WebLink AboutIRC - Supplement No. 155 - Volumes I and II - April 2026 SUPPLEMENT NO. 155 VOLUMES I AND II April 2026 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.2026-002,enacted February 10,2026. See the Code Comparative Table—Volume I,and the Table of Amendments—Volume II for further information. 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Page No. Supp.No. Page No. Supp.No. Volume I 103/7, 103/8 155 Title page 142 103/9, 103/10 155 iii 154 103/11, 103/12 155 v 87 103/13, 103/14 155 vii,viii 87 104/1, 104/2 147 ix,x 153 104/3, 104/4 147 xi 153 10511, 105/2 153 SH:1, SH:2 101 106/1, 106/2 135 SH:3, SHA 128 II/1 152 SH:5, SH:6 148 200/1,200/2 111 SH:7 155 200/3,200/4 111 1/1 135 201/1,201/2 141 100/1, 100/2 146 201/2.1 141 100/3 146 201/3,201/4 125 101/1, 101/2 146 201/5,201/6 125 101/3, 101/4 146 201/7,201/8 125 102/1, 102/2 154 201/9,201/10 131 102/3, 102/4 154 201/11,201/12 131 103/1, 103/2 155 201/13, 201/14 139 103/3, 103/4 155 201/15,201/16 139 103/5, 103/6 155 201/16.1,201/16.2 139 [1] Supp.No.155 INDIAN RIVER COUNTY CODE Page No. Supp.No. Page No. Supp.No. 201/16.3 139 206/3,206/4 152 201/17,201/18 76 206/5,206/6 152 201/19,201/20 141 206/7,206/8 152 201/21,201/22 141 206/9,206/10 152 201/23,201/24 141 206/11,206/12 152 201/25,201/26 141 206/13,206/14 152 201/26.1,201/26.2 141 206/15,206/16 152 201/27,201/28 91 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No. Adopted Omitted Supp. No. 2023-010 6-20-23 Omitted 148 2023-011 6-20-23 Omitted 148 2023-012 8-29-23 Included 148 2023-013 9-26-23 Included 148 2023-014 10-17-23 Included 149 2023-015 10-31-23 Omitted 149 2023-016 10-31-23 Included 149 2023-017 12- 5-23 Omitted 149 2023-018 12-12-23 Included 149 2023-019 12-12-23 Included 149 2024-001 1-23-24 Omitted 149 2024-002 1-23-24 Omitted 149 2024-003 2- 6-24 Omitted 149 2024-004 2- 6-24 Omitted 149 2024-005 2-20-24 Included 149 2024-006 3-19-24 Included 149 2024-007 4-23-24 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 150 2024-013 12-17-24 Omitted 150 2024-014 12-17-24 Omitted 150 2024-015 12-17-24 Omitted 150 2025-001 1-14-25 Included 150 2025-002 1-14-25 Omitted 150 2025-003 1-28-25 Included 150 2025-004 2-25-25 Omitted 151 2025-005 2-25-25 Omitted 151 2025-006 3-11-25 Included 151 2025-007 4-22-25 Omitted 151 2025-008 6- 3-25 Omitted 152 2025-009 6-17-25 Omitted 152 2025-010 7- 1-25 Included 152 2025-011 7- 1-25 Omitted 152 2025-012 8-19-25 Included 153 2025-013 9-23-25 Included 153 2025-014 9-23-25 Included 153 2025-015 10- 7-25 Omitted 153 2025-016 12- 9-25 Omitted 154 2025-017 12- 9-25 Included 154 2025-018 12- 9-25 Omitted 155 2025-019 12- 9-25 Omitted 155 2026-001 2-10-26 Included 155 2026-002 2-10-26 Included 155 Supp. No. 155 SH:7 COMMISSIONS AND BOARDS § 103.02 CHAPTER 103. COMMISSIONS AND PART I. IN GENERALt BOARDS* Part 1. In General Section 103.01. General. Sec. 103.01. General. The board of county commissioners will, from Sec. 103.02. General provisions applicable to all to time to time, establish commissions and boards commissions and boards. to advise the board of county commissioners and Sec. 103.03. Regulatory commissions and boards. staff with respect to specific governmental action Sec. 103.04. Advisory commissions and boards. by making decisions on the disposition of certain Sec. 103.04.1. Ex officio members of commissions and matters coming before the board or commission. boards. Commissions and boards which give only advice Sec. 103.04.2. Voting conflicts. „ Sec. 103.05. Tourist development council. are designated advisory.„ Commissions and Sec. 103.06. Code enforcement special master. boards which give advice and take governmental Sec. 103.07. Code enforcement citation procedures— action are designated "regulatory." General. (Ord. No. 90-20, § 1, 9-18-90) Sec. 103.08. Same—Contracting. Sec. 103.09. The Indian River County Enterprise Section 103.02. General provisions Development Agency. Sec. 103.10. Administrative support for commissions and applicable to all commis- boards. sions and boards. Secs. 103.11-103.19. Reserved. 1. Terms,reappointment and vacancies.Unless Part II. Children's Services Advisory Committee specified otherwise, the regular term of office Sec. 103.20. Purpose. shall be four(4)years. Members may serve until Sec. 103.21. Objective. their successors are appointed. Members may be Sec. 103.22. Appointment to the children's services reappointed. Vacancies shall be filled for the advisory committee. Sec. 103.23. Duties of the children's services advisory unexpired term. committee members. Sec. 103.24. Sub-committees. 2. Number of members. All boards and com- Sec. 103.25. Meetings. missions shall have five(5)members each unless Sec. 103.26. Funding. otherwise stated in the documents creating the Sec. 103.27. Use of funds. board. Sec. 103.28. Process for distribution of funds. Sec. 103.29. Bookkeeping and audit. 3. Appointment dates. Unless otherwise stated, Sec. 103.30. Function of executive staff officer. all appointments shall be from the first meeting Sec. 103.31. Procedures handbook. of that board in January of each odd-numbered year with the terms staggered so that the number of people appointed shall be equal or in propor- tion to the number of commission seats normally filled in the previous election. To the extent that a member is appointed by a single county com- missioner, that member's term shall commence *Editor's note It should be noted that Res. No. 92-59, in January following the election of the commis- adopted April 21, 1992, adopts a schedule of penalties for sioner. To the extent that members serve in an county code violations cited in accordance with the citation ex officio capacity or are appointed by other provisions of County Code Chapter 103 and establishes governmental entities or groups, such members notification time frames for different types of code violations and designates code enforcement officers for purposes of shall serve until replaced by new members serv- implementing the citation provisions of County Code Chapter ing in the ex officio capacity or appointed by the 103. Said resolution is not set out herein,but is on file and other governmental entities or groups. available for inspection in the county offices. Also, Ord. No. 97-17,amended Ch. 103 by designating§§103.01-103.08 as tEditor's note Ord. No. 97-17, § 1, adopted May 13, Part I and adding provisions designated as Part II. See the 1997, amended the Code by designating former Ch. 103 as Code Comparative Table. Part I of Chapter 103. See the Code Comparative Table. Supp. No. 155 103/1 § 103.02 INDIAN RIVER COUNTY CODE In order to effectuate this policy, the present 10. Rules of procedure. Each commission and terms of all commission and board members in board shall follow such appropriate rules of office at the time of adoption of this Code may be procedure as are set forth by this Code for the extended or shortened by resolution of the com- county commission and shall meet as necessary. mission or the normal appointment terms may be shortened. 11. Quorum. A majority of members of any commission or board shall constitute a quorum. 4. Removal. Members shall serve at the pleasure of the county commission. To the extent 12. Commission or board action. Any matter, that a member is appointed by a single commis- motion or application before any commission or sioner,the member shall serve at the pleasure of board with five(5)members or less,must receive the appointing commissioner; and, to the extent the affirmative vote of at least three(3)members that a member is appointed by another for passage. Any matter, motion or application governmental entity or group, the member shall before any commission or board with more than serve at the pleasure of the appointing five (5) members must receive the affirmative governmental entity or group. vote of at least four (4) members and a majority of those present for passage. Any matter, motion 5. Absence of members.Absence of any member or application which is voted on and which from three (3) consecutive meetings without receives less than the number of votes required approval of the commission or board on which he for passage shall be deemed to have been denied. sits shall,at the discretion of the county commis- (Ord. No. 90-20, § 1, 9-18-90;Ord. No. 2003-010, sion, constitute an abandonment of the office by § 1, 3-11-03; Ord. No. 2011-007, § 2, 9-13-11; such member. Ord. No. 2026-001, § 1, 2-10-26) 6. Serve in advisory capacity. Commissions Section 103.03. Regulatory commissions and boards shall act only in an advisory capacity and boards. to the county commission except as otherwise provided. 1. Planning and zoning commission. There is hereby created a planning and zoning commis- 7. Compensation. Members shall receive no sion to carry out the procedures, duties, and salary, but the county commission may make functions set forth for it in the zoning ordinances. provision for the payment of any expenses neces- The board shall consist of seven(7)members and sary to the proper functioning of the commission one alternate plus a school board representative or board. designated and approved by the school board who shall be a non-voting member of the plan- 8. Meetings. Unless otherwise provided, all ning and zoning commission. Each county com- meetings shall be given public notice, shall be missioner shall appoint one member who must open to the public, and shall generally be held in reside in that commissioner's district. The remain- the County Commission Chambers, 1801 27 ing two (2) members and the alternate shall be Street, Vero Beach. appointed from the public at large. The alternate shall be a voting member of the planning and 9. Election of officers. Each commission and zoning commission in the event of the absence of board shall elect from among its voting members one of the seven (7) voting members. The board a chairman and vice-chairman annually at its shall be the local planning agency for the county. first meeting in January,or at its next meeting if All members shall be residents of the county. no meeting is held in January. Except as otherwise provided by state or federal law, a county com- 2. Board ofzoning adjustment. There is hereby missioner appointed as a representative of the created a board of zoning adjustment to carry board of county commissioners to a commission out the procedures, duties, and functions set or board shall be the board's non-voting liaison forth for it in the zoning ordinances. All members to such commission or board. shall be residents of Indian River County. Supp. No. 155 103/2 COMMISSIONS AND BOARDS § 103.05 �i 3. Code enforcement board. There is hereby of ex officio membership is to allow the commis- created the Indian River County Code Enforce- sion or board to have the benefit of the views of ment Board pursuant to authority and procedures the organization represented by the ex officio of F.S. ch. 162. The board shall be constituted member. and have powers and responsibilities as set forth (Ord. No. 93-16, § 1, 5-11-93) in F.S. ch. 162. Per F.S. § 162.09, the Indian River County Code Enforcement Board has the Sec. 103.04.2. Voting conflicts. authority to impose fines up to one thousand dollars ($1,000.00) per day per violation for a (a) This section is supplemental to voting first violation, five thousand dollars ($5,000.00) conflict restrictions in the Florida Statutes. per day per violation for a repeat violation, for a commercial event at residence and an illegal (b) Whenever a person is being considered for connection to the public water supply system. appointment or reappointment to a commission, board or committee, the its administrative staff 4. Indian River County Environmental Control shall, at the request of the board of county Board. There is hereby created the Indian River commissioners, inform the board of the number County Environmental Control Board pursuant and nature of the memoranda of conflict previ- to the authority and procedures of Chapter ously filed by the person being considered for 85-427, Laws of Florida. The board shall be appointment or reappointment under F.S. constituted and have powers and responsibility § 112.3143. as set forth in said laws of Florida. It shall appoint a five-member hearing board pursuant (c) No person who is a member of a commis- to and with powers provided by said Laws of sion, board or committee shall appear before Florida. that commission, board or committee in a representative capacity. This shall not prohibit 5. There is hereby created a Children's Services said member from appearing before the commis- Network (CSNetwork), an advisory board to the sion, board or committee in a matter on that Indian River County Board of Commissioners,to member's own behalf carry out the procedures, duties and functions (Ord. No. 94-3, § 1, 1-11-94; Ord. No. 2011-007, set forth in Part II of this chapter. § 2, 9-13-11; Ord. No. 2026-001, § 1, 2-10-26) (Ord. No. 90-20,§ 1,9-18-90;Ord. No. 97-17,§ 1, 5-13-97; Ord. No. 2001-020, § 1, 7-17-01; Ord. No. 2003-036, § 1, 12-2-03; Ord. No. 2003-040, Section 103.05. Tourist development 12-9-03; Ord. No. 2005-023, § 1, 7-19-05; Ord. council. No. 2018-011, § 2, 5-22-18; Ord. No. 2021-013, 1. There is hereby established and appointed § 2, 9-21-21) a county tourist development council consisting of the chairman of the board of county commis- Section 103.04. Advisory commissions and sioners of Indian River County or another member boards. of the board of county commissioners as designated All advisory boards or commissions may be by the chairman;two(2)elected municipal officers, created by resolution instead of by ordinance. one of whom shall be from the most populous (Ord. No. 90-20, § 1, 9-18-90;Ord. No. 2011-007, municipality in the county; three (3) owners or § 2, 9-13-11; Ord. No. 2026-001, § 1, 2-10-26) operators of motels, hotels, recreational vehicle parks, or other tourist accommodations, within Sec. 103.04.1. Ex officio members of com- the county;and three(3)persons who are involved missions and boards. in the tourist industry and who have demonstrated an interest in tourist development, but who are Whenever a commission or board has an ex not owners or operators of motels, hotels, officio member, the named representative when recreational vehicle parks,or other tourist accom- absent may be represented by another representa- modations. All members of the council shall be tive of that member's organization. The purpose electors of the county. Supp. No. 155 103/3 § 103.05 INDLAN RIVER COUNTY CODE 2. The members of the council shall be Section 103.07. Code enforcement citation appointed by the board of county commissioners procedures—General. of Indian River County and shall serve for terms (1) These procedures are enacted pursuant to of four (4) years. F.S. §162.21. 3. The chairman of the board of county com- missioners of Indian River County or his designee (2) Citation authorization;application. A code enforcement officer so designated by the county who is a member of the board of county commis- sioners shall be the chairman of the tourist is authorized to issue a citation to a person development council. when, based upon personal investigation, the officer has reasonable cause to believe that the 4. The council shall, from time to time, make person has committed a civil infraction in viola- recommendations to the board of county commis- tion of a duly enacted county code or ordinance; sioners for the effective operation of special the county court will hear the charge. Designa- projects or for uses of the tourist development tion as a code enforcement officer does not tax revenue. The council shall continuously review provide the code enforcement officer with the expenditures of revenues from the tourist develop- power of arrest or subject the code officer to the ment trust fund and shall receive, at least provisions of F.S. §§ 943.085 through 943.255. quarterly, expenditure reports from the board of county commissioners or its designee. (3) Notification prior to citation issuance; Expenditures which the council believes to be procedures. unauthorized shall be reported to the board of (a) Prior to issuing a citation,a code enforce- county commissioners and to the department of ment officer shall provide notice to the revenue. The board of county commissioners and person that the person has committed a the department of revenue shall review the violation of a code or ordinance and shall findings of the council and take appropriate establish a reasonable time period within administrative or judicial action to ensure compli- which the person must correct the viola- ance with section 125.0104, Florida Statutes. tion. Such time period shall be no more (Ord. No. 90-20, § 1, 9-18-90) than thirty (30) days. If, upon personal investigation, a code enforcement officer Section 103.06. Code enforcement special finds that the person has not corrected master. the violation within the time period, the The chairman of the code enforcement board code enforcement officer may issue a shall also be a special master as provided for citation to the person who has committed under F.S. § 162.03. The special master shall the violation. A code enforcement officer have all of the authority allowed under F.S. ch. does not have to provide the person with 162. The primary duty of the special master will a reasonable time period to correct the be to issue notices to appear. Proceedings initi- violation prior to issuing a citation and ated before a special master may be continued may immediately issue a citation if the before the code enforcement board and proceed- code enforcement officer has reason to ings initiated before the code enforcement board believe that the violation presents a seri- may be continued before the special master. Per ous threat to the public health, safety or F.S. § 162.09, the special master has the author- welfare, or if the violation is irreparable ity to impose fines up to one thousand dollars or irreversible.* ($1,000.00) per day per violation for a first Notwithstanding the preceding paragraph violation, five thousand dollars ($5,000.00) per (103.07(3)(a)), the board of county com- day per violation for a repeat violation, for a missioners shall adopt, by resolution, a commercial event at residence and an illegal For purposes of this section, "irreparable or irreversible" connection to the public water supply system. violations shall include(but not be limited to)violations that (Ord. No. 91-2, § 1, 2-5-91; Ord. No. 2018-011, result in apparent financial advantage for the violator in § 2, 5-22-18) comparison to law-abiding citizens. Supp. No. 155 103/4 COMMISSIONS AND BOARDS § 103.08 f schedule of violations and penalties to be or designated special master shall assessed by code enforcement officers, be final and binding on me. including standard notification time (signature). periods for specific types of violations, said time periods not exceeding thirty (4) After issuing a citation to an alleged viola- (30) days. tor, a code enforcement officer shall deposit the (b) A citation issued by a code enforcement original citation and one copy of the citation with officer shall be in a form prescribed by the county court, unless the alleged violator the county and shall contain: elects to appear before the code enforcement 1. The date and time of issuance. board or designated special master in which case the citation and copy shall be deposited with the 2. The name and address of the person secretary of the code enforcement board. to whom the citation is issued. 3. The date and time the civil infrac- (5) Any person who willfully refuses to sign tion was committed. and accept a citation issued by a code enforce- 4. The facts constituting reasonable ment officer shall be guilty of a misdemeanor of cause. the second degree,punishable as provided in F.S. §§ 775.082, 775.083. 5. The number of the section of the code or ordinance violated. (6) The provisions of this section shall not 6. The name and authority of the code apply to the enforcement of building codes adopted enforcement officer. pursuant to F.S. § 553.73, as they apply to 7. The procedure for the person to construction, provided that a building permit is follow in order to pay the civil penalty either not required or has been issued by the or to contest the citation. county. 8. The applicable civil penalty if the (7) The provisions of this section are an person elects to contest the citation. additional and supplemental means of enforcing 9. The applicable civil penalty if the county codes and ordinances; nothing contained person elects not to contest the cita- in this section shall prohibit the county from tion. enforcing its codes or ordinances by any other 10. A conspicuous statement that if the means. person fails to pay the civil penalty (Ord. No. 92-9, § 1, 4-21-92) within the time allowed, or fails to appear in court to contest the cita- Section 103.08. Same Contracting. tion, he shall be deemed to have waived his right to contest the cita- (1) These procedures are enacted pursuant to tion and that, in such case, judg- F.S. §489.127. ment may be entered against the person for an amount up to the (2) A code enforcement officer so designated maximum civil penalty. by the county may issue a citation for any 11. A statement to read as follow: I violation of F.S. §§ 489.127(1) or 489.132 (relat- hereby elect to waive my right to a ing to unlicensed, uncertified or unregistered court hearing and in lieu thereof contractors), or for any violation of County Code select to have my case heard by the Chapter 400, "Regulation of Contractors," Indian River County Code Enforce- whenever, based upon personal investigation, ment Board or designated special the code enforcement officer has reasonable and master. I understand that the deci- probable grounds to believe that such a violation sion of the code enforcement board has occurred. Supp. No. 155 103/5 § 103.08 INDIAN RIVER COUNTY CODE (3) A contracting citation issued by a code ing before the county enforcement board enforcement officer shall be in a form prescribed or designated special master,the enforce- by the county and shall contain the information ment board or designated special master outlined in subsection 103.07(3)(b), items 1. shall dismiss the citation unless, with through 9. regard to a corrected violation, the viola- (4) Penalties. The board of county commission- tion is irreparable or irreversible.* ers shall adopt, by resolution, a schedule of (d) If the enforcement board or designated penalties to be assessed by the code enforcement special master finds that a violation exists, officer,for each prohibited contracting activity as the enforcement board or designated set forth in F.S. §§ 489.127(1) and 489.132(1), special master may order the violator to and Chapter 400 of the County Code. The pay a civil penalty of not less than the maximum civil penalty which may be levied amount set forth on the citation but not shall not exceed five hundred dollars ($500.00). more than five hundred dollars($500.00) Each day a willful, knowing violation continues per day for each violation. In determin- shall constitute a separate offense. ing the amount of the penalty,the enforce- (5) Cessation of violations;hearing procedures. ment board or designated special master (a) The act for which the citation is issued shall consider the following factors: shall be ceased upon receipt of the cita- 1. The gravity of the violation. tion. The person charged with the viola- 2. Any actions taken by the violator to tion shall elect either to correct the correct the violation. violation and pay the civil penalty in the manner indicated on the citation or,within 3. Any previous violations committed ten (10) days of receipt of the citation, by the violator. exclusive of weekends and legal holidays, request an administrative hearing to (e) Upon written notification by the code appeal the issuance of the citation by the enforcement officer that a violator has code enforcement officer. Said administra- not contested the citation and has not tive hearing shall be held before the paid the civil penalty within the time county code enforcement board or frame allowed on the citation, or if a designated special master. Any person violation has not been corrected within who willfully refuses to sign and accept a the time frame set forth on the citation citation issued by a code enforcement (as applicable), the enforcement board or officer commits a misdemeanor of the designated special master shall enter an second degree, punishable as provided order ordering the violator to pay the for in F.S. § 775.082 or 775.083. civil penalty set forth on the citation,and (b) Failure of a violator to appeal the deci- a hearing shall not be necessary for the sion of the code enforcement officer within issuance of such order. the time period set forth in the preceding (f) A certified copy of any order imposing paragraph shall constitute a waiver of penalty against an uncertified contractor the violator's right to an administrative may be recorded in the public records hearing. A waiver of the right to an and thereafter shall constitute a lien administrative hearing shall be deemed against any real or personal property an admission of the violation and penal- owned by the violator. The lien may be ties may be imposed accordingly. foreclosed upon after three (3) months (c) If the person receiving the citation,or his designated representative, shows that *For purposes of this section, "irreparable or irreversible" violations shall include(but not be limited to)violations that the citation is invalid or that the viola- result in apparent financial advantage for the violator in tion has been corrected prior to appear- comparison with law-abiding citizens. Supp. No. 155 103/6 COMMISSIONS AND BOARDS Section. 103.10 i from the filing of any such lien which representation on the agency shall be considered remains unpaid, in accordance with the in making appointments so that the agency provisions of F.S. §487.127(3)(h). generally reflects the ethnic and gender composi- tion of the nominated area. (6) Appeal to circuit court. An aggrieved party, including the local governing body, may appeal a 2. The functions, powers and duties of the final administrative order of the enforcement agency shall include, but not be limited to, the board or designated special master to the circuit following: court. Such an appeal shall not be a hearing de novo but shall be limited to appellate review of A. Assist in the development and the record created before the enforcement board implementation of the enterprise zone or designated special mater. An appeal shall be strategic plan. filed within thirty (30) days of the execution of the order to be appealed. B. Oversee and monitor the implementa- tion of the goals of the strategic plan. (7) Serving of notices. All notices required by The agency shall make quarterly reports this section shall be provided to the alleged to the board of county commissioners and violator by certified mail,return receipt requested; the Vero Beach City Council evaluating by hand delivery by the sheriff or other law the progress in implementing the strategic enforcement officer or code enforcement officer; plan. by leaving the notice at the violator's usual place of residence with some person of his family above C. Identify and recommend to the board of fifteen (15) years of age and informing such county commissioners and the Vero Beach person of the contents of the notice;or by includ- City Council ways to remove regulatory ing a hearing date within the citation. barriers. (8) Nothing contained in this section shall D. Identify the financial needs of, and local prohibit the county from enforcing its codes or resources or assistance available to, ordinances by any other means. eligible businesses and residents in the (Ord. No. 92-9, § 1, 4-21-92) nominated area. Section 103.09. The Indian River County E. Promote through the development of the Enterprise Development enterprise zone and its benefits by market- Agency. ing and advertising. 1. There is hereby established The Indian 3. Sunset. The Indian River County Enterprise River County Enterprise Zone Development Agency. The agency shall consist of not fewer Zone Development Agency shall sunset and than eight(8)or more than thirteen(13)members automatically cease to exist on December 31, 2015. which shall consist of at least one(1)representa- (Ord. No. 2005-021, 5-24-05;Ord. No. 2015-019, tive from each of the following entities: the § 2, 12-1-15) Indian River County Chamber of Commerce, a financial or insurance entity located in or provid- ing services in the nominated area, a business Section. 103.10. Administrative support operating in the enterprise zone area, a resident for commissions and living in the enterprise zone area, a non-profit boards. community-based organization operating in or providing services in the nominated area, the The county administrator, or his or her Workforce Development Board of the Treasure designee, will provide all necessary administra- Coast, local code enforcement agency, local law tive support for the commissions and boards. enforcement agency, and three (3) members of These activities will include, but are not limited the public at large. The importance of minority to, scheduling and providing public notice of Supp. No. 155 103/7 Section. 103.10 INDIAN RIVER COUNTY CODE meetings, maintaining membership lists and children's services advisory committee other records,and all other necessary administra- and the county in deciding the needs of tive duties. children in the county. (Ord. No. 2026-001, § 1, 2-10-26) c) Consult,collaborate,and coordinate with other agencies dedicated to the well- Sections 103.11-103.19. Reserved. being of children to the end that unneces- sary duplication of services will be PART II. CHILDREN'S SERVICES ADVISORY prevented. COMMITTEE* d) Recommend the allocation of funds to agencies that provide services for the Section 103.20. Purpose. benefit of children in Indian River County. The purpose of the children's services advisory e) Recommend standards for evidence based committee is to promote the health and well- measurable outcomes within the request being of children in a healthy community. The for proposal and monitor the agencies for term"health"encompasses socioeconomic,physi- actual performance on agreed upon cal, mental, social, emotional, environmental standards. and educational health. f) Recommend to employ, pay and provide (Ord. No. 99-1, § 1, 1-19-99; Ord. No. 2022-007, § 2, 5-17-22) benefits for any part-time or full-time position needed to execute the foregoing powers and functions. Section 103.21. Objective. (Ord. No. 99-1, § 1, 1-19-99; Ord. No. 2022-007, (1) The objective of the children's services § 2, 5-17-22) advisory committee is to provide a unified system of planning and delivery within which children's Section 103.22. Appointment to the needs can be identified, targeted, evaluated and children's services addressed by the children's services advisory advisory committee. committee. (1) The membership of the children's services (2) Definition of child. Any person who has advisory committee shall consist of fifteen not attained the age of eighteen (18) years, also (15) voting members who must be minor. residents of Indian River County as fol- lows: (3) This objective will be met by the children's a. A county commissioner, who shall services advisory committee through the powers be a non-voting member; and functions of the board of county commission- ers as follows: b. Six (6) ex-officio voting members. Those members shall be: a) Recommended to provide and maintain 1. Judge living in Indian River in the county, services for children as the designated by chief judge; children's services advisory committee determines are needed for the general 2. Superintendent of schools, or well-being of the county. his or her designee; b) Collect information and statistical data 3. Department of children andfamilies, circuit 19 community and conduct research helpful to the development administrator; *Editor's note—Ord. No. 99-1, § 1, adopted Jan. 19, 4. Department of health county 1999,amended Pt. II,in its entirety,to read as herein set out health department administra- in§§103.20-103.31.Prior to inclusion of said ordinance,Pt. tor; II pertained to the Children's Services Network. See the Code Comparative Table. 5. Law enforcement officer; Supp. No. 155 103/8 e COMMISSIONS AND BOARDS § 103.23 6. Representative from the Indian majority vote of the children's services River County Hospital District. advisory committee members each Janu- b. Five (5) voting members from the ary and will assume the duties of their community appointed by the board office on the regular meeting on the of county commissioners. Each com- second Monday of the next meeting each missioner shall appoint one (1) year. The term as an officer, other than a member to represent his/her district, county commissioner, will be for one (1) which individuals shall have some year,but officers may succeed themselves. form of expertise in the arena of (8) Except in the event of a conflict between children's services, such as a physi- with this chapter, the children's services cian, licensed mental health profes- advisory committee shall be subject to sional, child advocate or someone the provisions of chapter 103 of the Indian with business experience. River County Code of Ordinances. C. Three (3) at-large voting members (Ord. No. 99-1, § 1, 1-19-99; Ord. No. 2011-007, shall be appointed by the board of § 2, 9-13-11; Ord. No. 2022-007, § 2, 5-17-22; county commissioners. Ord. No. 2023-008, § 2, 6-6-23; Ord. No. 2025- d. One (1) voting member, appointed 003, § 2, 1-28-25) by the board of county commission- Section 103.23. Duties of the children's ers, who is an accountant, certified financial officer, certified financial services advisory commit- planner or has significant financial tee members. experience. (1) Identify and assess the needs of the children (2) Reserved. in Indian River County and submit to the board of county commissioners a written description of: (3) The members appointed by the board of county commissioners shall have been a) The activities, services, and opportuni- residents of Indian River County for at ties available to Indian River County least twenty-four (24) months prior to children. nomination. Such members shall be b) The activities, services, and opportuni- appointed for four-year terms,except that ties that need to be provided to Indian the length of the terms of the initial River County's children. appointees shall be adjusted to stagger the terms. No at-large member shall c) The anticipated schedule for providing serve for more than two (2) consecutive those activities, services, and opportuni- four-year terms. ties. (4) Reserved. d) The manner in which children will be (5) Except as set forth above,no 14B designee served, including a description of col- of principals will be allowed for any laboration and partnerships that will be member of the children's services advisory made with community organizations,state committee. and local educational agencies, federal agencies, public assistance agencies, the (6) Reserved. juvenile courts, foster care agencies, and (7) Officers: The chair shall be the county other applicable public and private agen- commissioner assigned to the children's cies and organizations. services advisory committee. Other e) The strategy that will be used for officers will include vice chair,and stand- interagency coordination and collabora- ing sub-committee chairs. Officers exclud- tion to maximize existing human and ing the chair will be elected by the fiscal resources. Supp. No. 155 103/9 § 103.23 INDIAN RIVER COUNTY CODE f) The special outreach efforts that will be county,geographically and socioeconomically. Each undertaken to provide services to promote sub-committee shall have one member who is an healthy children. ex officio member of the children's services (2) Provide orientation to all new children's advisory committee who is a board of county services advisory committee members, to allow commissioners appointed member to the children's them to perform their duties and understand the services advisory committee who shall serve as Sunshine Law. chair of the sub-committee. There shall be no other children's services advisory committee (3) Based upon board of county commis- members on the sub-committees. sioner's fiscal year, provide an annual written report and presentation in January to the board (2) There shall be standing sub-committees of county commissioners, including program created by the children's services advisory com- updates/highlights,outcome data and performance mittee. The children's services advisory commit- and fiscal reports from each funded organiza- tee chair shall appoint the sub-committee chairs and with the approval of the children's services advisory committee. Annually standing sub- (4) Provide an updated short term and long- committees will evaluate their effectiveness and term plan to the board of county commissioners make recommendations to the children's services to include, but not limited to: advisory committee. a) Programs, services, and activities that a) Community needs assessment and plan- meet the objectives of the children's ning sub-committee: Shall be comprised services advisory committee, including of no fewer than five (5) and no more recommendations on best practices, than nine (9) members. Members may programs and services to be implemented serve no more than three (3) two-year outside the RFP process set forth below. terms. A one (1) year absence shall be b) A detailed budget for activities, services, required before members may re-apply to and programs recommended to receive serve on the sub-committee. The sub- funding from the board of county commis- committee shall identify and assess the sioners. needs of children of Indian River County through a needs assessment and asset (5) Work with staff and sub-committees to mapping; submit to the board of county review and update the procedure manual as set commissioners through the children's forth in Section 103.31 of this chapter, to be services advisory committee a written presented to the board of county commissioners description of those needs. Provide and for approval every two (2) years. update short term and long term plan to (Ord. No. 99-1, § 1, 1-19-99; Ord. No. 2022-007, the children's services advisory commit- § 2, 5-17-22) tee including,but not limited to,programs, services and activities that meet the Section 103.24. Sub-committees. objectives of the children's services (1) The children's services advisory commit- advisory committee. tee may establish the change of membership in b) Grant review and program sub-commit- or termination of the existence of any sub- tee: Shall be comprised of no fewer than committees. Each sub-committee shall be named nine (9) and no more than fifteen (15) and shall have and may exercise such powers as members. Members may serve no more delegated by the children's services advisory than three (3) two-year terms. A one (1) committee through the board of county commis- year absence shall be required before sioners. Sub-committees may be composed of members may re-apply to serve on the children's services advisory committee members sub-committee. In coordination with the and citizens who are Indian River County executive office director,review and revise residents,with an effort to broadly represent the requests for proposal (RFP) based on Supp. No. 155 103/10 COMMISSIONS AND BOARDS § 103.27 need determination and set priorities. Section 103.26. Funding. Submit to children's services advisory committee for approval. Review and The board of county commissioners shall recommend letters of intent submitted provide an assigned millage of up to 0.25 to the by agencies requesting funding. Review children's services advisory committee. final RFPs and make recommendations (Ord. No. 99-1, § 1, 1-19-99; Ord. No. 2022-007, for funding to children's services advisory § 2, 5-17-22) committee, who will then recommend to the board of county commissioners for Section 103.27. Use of funds. funding. Receive, review and present to children's services advisory committee It is the intent of this part that the funds members' quarterly (at a minimum) provided per Section 103.26 shall be used for the reports from funded agencies. Conduct development and authorization of continuing program evaluations throughout the fund- programs to improve the quality of life for all ing period,schedule and attend site visits children in Indian River County. Funds will be to funded program. expended for children's services to promote the c) Other sub-committees deemed necessary health and well-being of children, which to fulfill the duties of the children's encompasses socioeconomic, physical, mental, services advisory committee may be social,emotional,environmental and educational established by the children's services health. Such programs and services may include, advisory committee chair, with the but shall not be limited to the following purposes: expressed consent of the board of county commissioners. A minimum of three (3) 1) To allocate and provide funds for agen- cies in Indian River County which are people will serve on such sub-commit- operated for the benefit of children. tees. (Ord. No. 99-1, § 1, 1-19-99; Ord. No. 2022-007, 2) To support programs and services which § 2, 5-17-22) will enhance academic achievement and Section 103.25. Meetings. assist all children to achieve literacy and (1) The children's services advisory commit- perform at grade level in core areas such tee will meet at least quarterly or as called by as reading, math and science. the chair. 3) To provide and maintain in Indian River a) All members are expected to attend all County such guidance, psychological, or meetings. If a member's annual psychiatric programs and services as the attendance drops below the seventy-five county determines are needed for the (75) percent mark the executive office general welfare of the children and director shall submit a report to the families of Indian River County. board of county commissioners for their consideration of possible removal from 4) To support programs and services which the children's services advisory commit- promote and improve the physical health tee. and well-being of all children, including b) Members of the children's services physical and recreational activities. advisory committee shall serve without 5) To support programs and services compensation. designed to stop child abuse before it (2) The fiscal year of the children's services starts. advisory committee will be the same as the Indian River County Board of County Commis- 6) To provide funds to programs and services sioners. that keep our children off the streets and (Ord. No. 99-1, § 1, 1-19-99; Ord. No. 2022-007, away from drugs, alcohol and other risky § 2, 5-17-22) behaviors. Supp. No. 155 103/11 § 103.27 INDIAN RIVER COUNTY CODE 7) To provide prenatal care programs where and such rules, policies and procedures as may such programs will improve birth be established by resolution of the county,which outcomes for all children. may include,but shall not be limited to programs 8) To provide for such other services for all providing for grants to not-for-profit agencies for children as the county determines are the reimbursement of expenditures for operational needed for the general welfare of Indian and overhead expenses for the creation, develop- River County. ment and implementation of programs, grants to not-for-profit agencies or children based upon 9) To collect information and statistical data funding all or a portion of the cost of services which will be helpful to the county in rendered, the purchase of services or, where deciding the needs of children and to children's services can most economically and develop techniques for monitoring the efficiently be provided by county, through the efficacy of funded programs and services establishment of county-run programs. Funding including, but not limited to the gather- will not be used to pay for or reimburse services ing of data, measuring outcomes, goal provided by other governmental entities or their effectiveness, research. employees. 10) To provide or coordinate training,profes- (Ord. No. 99-1, § 1, 1-19-99; Ord. No. 2022-007, sional development and other support to § 2, 5-17-22) children's services advisory committee Editor's note—Ord. No. 2022-007,§2,adopted May 17, 2022,amended§2,and in so doing changed the title of said funded agencies which will ultimately section from distribution of funds to read as set out herein. improve service delivery and desired outcomes for children. Section 103.28. Process for distribution of 11) To consult, coordinate and collaborate funds. with local, state and national entities which promote best practices, profes- 1) The application process will be in the form sional standards and advocacy focusing of a request for proposal. Each completed applica- on the health, well-being and education tion shall contain expected results stated in of children and families. required evidence based measurable terms for review by the children's services advisory com- 12) To lease or purchase such equipment and mittee and a copy of the most recent financial personal property, up to five thousand audit. Governmental agencies are excluded from dollars ($5,000.00), as are needed to the financial audit requirement. execute the foregoing programs and services. 2) Announcement of plan. As soon as reason- ably possible after submission of the children's 13) To employ and pay, on a part-time or services advisory committee's annual report and full-time basis, personnel needed to initial funding plan for children's programs and execute the foregoing programs and services, the county shall approve or modify the services. plan and announce the availability of funding for 14) To provide for administrative expenses the upcoming fiscal year. The announcement limited to Indian River County staff will include a description of services and programs implementing this chapter and operating recommended for funding. The announcement supplies, directly related to tasks neces- will include information pertaining to funding sary to fulfill the scope and purposes of applications, rules and procedures pertaining to this chapter, in an amount not to exceed the award of funds and applicable dates for eight (8) per cent of the annual millage submission of applications and all details pertinent for that fiscal year, to be determined at thereto. the time of budget adoption. 3) Funding request evaluation. Evaluations of Such children's services may be provided in agencies submitting funding applications shall accordance with the provisions of this chapter include, but not be limited to, site visits, Supp. No. 155 103/12 COMMISSIONS AND BOARDS § 103.30 1 interviews, and application review. Applications funding set forth for children's services by the received will be assessed on the basis of specified board of county commissioners under Section criteria and will include, but not be limited to, 103.26. the following items: (Ord. No. 2022-007, § 2, 5-17-22) Editor's note Ord. No. 2022-007,§2,adopted May 17, a. Organization's capability. The qualifica- 2022, repealed the former § 103.28, and enacted a new tions and experience of the applicant in § 103.28 as set out herein. The former§ 10328 pertained to providing quality human services and cooperative agreements and derived from Ord. No. 99-1, the agency's financial capability. adopted Jan. 19, 1999. b. Evidence based outcomes from prior years. C. Need for service. Appropriate goals and Section 103.29. Bookkeeping and audit. objectives in response to the advertise- ment of funding availability. Any agency funded through the process set forth in Part II of this chapter shall be required d. Soundness of methodology. The goal and to keep adequate records reflecting the use of objectives, description of services with funds and services provided. These records shall timeline and documented coordination be made available to the children's services with other service providers. advisory committee or board of county commis- e. Evaluation. The program's process and sioners upon reasonable demand. The executive outcome objectives,data collection system office director shall,at a minimum;review records and evaluation design. quarterly and prepare written reports for the children's services advisory committee. All agen- f. Cost effectiveness. The proportion of budget cies must provide the children's services advisory applied to direct services, funds from committee with an audit based upon standard other sources, funds requested, current accounting procedures. and projected long range efficiency. (Ord. No. 99-1, § 1, 1-19-99; Ord. No. 2022-007, g. Children and families served. The extent § 2, 5-17-22) to which the application addresses services to meet identified needs of the target Section 103.30. Function of executive population. office director. h. Neighborhood-based initiatives.The extent and degree to which the application The executive office director of the county, focuses on a local area or neighborhood. under the purview of the county administrator, i. Response to a specified strategy. The will provide all services needed to support the applicant's identification of and appropri- services set forth in this part, including, but not ate response to a specified primary limited to,complete reports and activities required strategy. to meet the objectives of the children's services advisory committee. These activities will include, j. Application. The relative completeness, but are not limited to,administrative support for clarity and conciseness of the response to the children's services advisory committee meet- all required items in the funding ings and be the official record repository for said announcement and application. records,keeping other records, monitoring agen- cies receiving funds, writing appropriate grants, 4) Prior to budget hearings, the children's producing written materials, reviewing applica- services advisory committee shall submit a line tions for funding, reporting to the children's item request, by program, to the board of county services advisory committee, preparing annual commissioners for funding consideration. This budgets, writing and presenting annual reports. total request will be within the boundaries of the The office of the executive office director shall Supp. No. 155 103/13 § 103.30 INDIAN RIVER COUNTY CODE consist of a director or manager and adequate staff to perform all duties provided for under this part. (Ord. No. 99-1, § 1, 1-19-99; Ord. No. 2011-007, § 2, 9-13-11; Ord. No. 2022-007, § 2, 5-17-22) Editor's note—Section 2 of Ord. No. 2011-007, adopted Sept. 13,2011,changed the title of§ 103.30 from"Function of executive staff officer" to "Function of executive office director." Section 103.31. Procedures handbook. The procedure handbook shall be adopted by the board of county commissioners by resolution, which sets out the operating procedures of the children's services advisory committee. (Ord. No. 99-1, § 1, 1-19-99) Supp. No. 155 103/14 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 l(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 Supp. No_ 155 CCT/9 INDIAN RIVER COUNTY CODE 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 2025-017 12- 9-25 1 102.01 2026-001 2-10-26 1 103.2 103.4 103.4.2 Added 103.10 Supp. No. 155 CCT/10 INDEX I Section Section A AIRPORTS AND AIRCRAFT Parks and recreation ABUSE Aircraft and parachuting " 205.03(1) Indian River County Alcohol and Other p g " ' 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................................ 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 Required.......................... 301.23 Sale or rental and advertising in connection therewith ......... 309.03(1) Revocation, suspension ............ 301.35 Handbills .............................. 310.01 et seq. Purpose ............................. 301.21 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 board........................... 301.08 ADVISORY BOARDS, ETC. See: BOARDS, False alarms COMMITTEES AND COMMISSIONS 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 Supp. No. 155 IX1/1 INDIAN RIVER COUNTY CODE 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........................ 302.04 Public possession or consumption of Cruelty to animals...................... 302.051 alcoholic beverages prohibited ... 300.07 Containers Definitions and general provisions....... 302.02 Licensed premises Dogs Open or unsealed containers of Biting or attack incident,involved in.. 302.081 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 consumption.................... 300.02 Contractors State Registration; suspension or revocation Conformity with state law............ 300.01 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 I....... 204.30 Supp. No. 155 IX1/2 INDEX 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 .s u e 205.03(25) From a decision of the board of county � commissioners................ 100.06(4) Vero Beach. See herein that subject Coastal construction code.See that subject County commissioners,board of......... 101.01, 101.02 Definitions and construction of Code..... 100.02(2) Generally...on seaward .. mean..... 402.01 et seq. Environmental control board............ 103.03(4) Construction seaward of mean high water........................ 402.07 See: ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL 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(1) 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 Supp. No. 155 IX1/3 INDIAN RIVER COUNTY CODE 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 Surfing or water skiing;Sebastian Inlet 306.02 Standard Unsafe Buildings Abatement 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 BOTTLES Contractors.......................... 400.01 et seq. Parks and recreation See: CONTRACTORS 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, Fair housing sidewalks, right-of-way, and other public property ......... 306.16 Unlawful housing practices Coastal construction code.See that subject Brokerage services................. 309.03(3) Generally 402.01 et se q. BUDGETS. See:FINANCES Coastal building zone boundary BUILDING CODE BOARD OF ADJUST- description................... 402.04 MENT AND APPEALS Requirements (structural) for major Adjustment boards. See that subject structures.................... 402.11 Provisions(general)applicable to all com- Building and floor elevations .... 402.11(5) 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 CODE Health and sanitation .................. 303.01 et seq. Contractors ............................ 400.01 et seq. See:HEALTH AND SANITATION 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 Supp. No. 155 IX1/4 INDEX �1 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 .......... 306.16 tion............................... 402.04 p p y''''''''''' Construction seaward of mean high water 402.07 Parks and recreation. See that subject Defmitions(not enumerated herein)..... 402.09 Generally............................ 205.01 et seq. Design standards Sleeping,camping and lodging ..... 205.03(16) 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 Supp. No. 155 IX1/5 INDIAN RIVER COUNTY CODE Section Section 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) Generally .................. 100.01 Zones """""" Liens generally......................... 100.080 Coastal building zone boundary descrip- tion ............................ 402.04 Officers of county,appeals from a decision 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. Supp. No. 155 IX1/6 r' INDEX I Section Section 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 and employees 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 Supp. No. 155 IXl/7 INDIAN RIVER COUNTY CODE Section Section 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 oper C Co services advisory committee Additions to the agenda/emergency items 102.04(4) Cooperative agreements.............. 103.28 ent Adjournm ........................ 102.04(15) Code enforcement citation procedures Agenda meet .. ....... 102.01(4) .............. Contracting.......................... 103.08 Approval of minutes.........,........ 102.04(6) County commissioners,board of Meetings and procedures Call to order..................... 102.03, Contracts ......................... 102.10 102.04(1) Commissioner may file dissent........ 102.09 See:PURCHASING '�'' Purchasing.. ..................... 105.01 et seq. Commissioners matters 102.04(13) Water and sewers Consent agenda...................... 102.04(7) 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 County officer addressing the commis- Definitions and construction of Code..... 100.02(3) sion............................ 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 ments .......................... 102.10(4) Invocation........................... 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) Supp. No. 155 IX1/8 IF r_ INDEX I� Section Section 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(1) Additional court costs on non-criminal Order,call to........................... 102.03, traffic infractions or violations 102.04(1) 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(1) 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) Rates and fees by resolution............. 102.10(3) Florida Statutes(2004),allocation 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 Repeal .............................. 305.03 COUNTY OFFICERS. See:OFFICERS AND Savings clause....................... 305.04 EMPLOYEES Severabilit 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 Supp. No. 155 IX1/9 INDIAN RIVER COUNTY CODE Section Section DEFINITIONS(Generally) DISTRICTS(Cont'd.) Code definitions and construction of Code 100.02(1) Meetings and procedures Other definitions. See specific subjects Special districts ................... 102.04(14) Emergency services district ............. 208.01 et seq. DEMOLITION See: EMERGENCY SERVICES Demolition approval.................... 303.29 et seq. DISTRICT See:HEALTH AND SANITATION Solid waste disposal district............. 204.20 et seq. Property maintenance code See:SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL Demolition........................... 403.08 Taxation. See that subject DEPARTMENTS AND OTHER AGENCIES Municipal service taxing or benefit unit 200.01 et seq. Administrative support for commissions Streetlighting;districts ............ 200.07 and boards........................ 103.10 Tourist development tax,generally.... 210.01 et seq. Animal control authority Taxing district and levy............ 210.01 General powers...................... 302.06 DIVISIONS. See: DEPARTMENTS AND Interference with unlawful ........... 302.12 OTHER AGENCIES Code of Ordinances Appeals from a decision of a depart- DOCKS. See: BOATS, DOCKS AND ment head...................... 100.06(1) 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) DOGS. See:ANIMALS AND FOWL Definitions and construction of Code Representative of county officer or DRUG ABUSE TRUST FUND department head................ 100.02(7) Indian River County Alcohol and Other Indian River County Enterprise Develop- Drug Abuse ....................... 305.05 et seq. ment Agency...................... 103.09 See:COURTS Solid waste disposal district Disposal charges to governmental agen- DRUGS AND MEDICINES cies,county agencies and property Manifesting the purpose of illegally using, owner not being taxed........... 204.29 possessing or selling controlled Water and sewers substances ........................ 306.08 Fee-in-lieu-of-franchise fee Pain management clinics County division of utility services .. 201.08.1(a) Moratorium on issuance of business tax receipt ......................... 207.15 DEPOSITS. See:FINANCES Pain management clinics and controlled DEVELOPMENT. See: PLANNING AND substances ........................ 315.01 et seq. DEVELOPMENT See: PAIN MANAGEMENT CLINICS AND CONTROLLED DISABILITIES SUBSTANCES Motor vehicles and traffic Prohibited, medical marijuana treatment Public parking for certain handicapped center dispensing facilities......... 306.15 persons......................... 307.02 See: MEDICAL MARIJUANA Unpaid handicapped parking violations 307.11 DUNES. See: BOATS, DOCKS AND DISASTER EMERGENCY PLAN WATERWAYS Generally.............................. 101.09 See:EMERGENCIES E DISCLOSURE EASEMENTS Purchasing Reclaimed water regulations Disclosure of relationships............ 105.06 Easement requirement,public........ 202.11 DISCOUNTS. See:FINANCES EDUCATION. See:SCHOOLS DISCRIMINATION Fair housing ........................... 309.01 et se ELECTIONS � q See:FAIR HOUSING Boards, committees and commissions Election of officers ................... 103.02(9) DISTRICTS County commissioners,board of County commissioners,board of Chairman and vice chairman;election. 101.02(1) Supp. No. 155 IX1/10 I INDEX t Section Section 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 Electrical facilities................... 40325 Establishment and responsibility........ 208.09 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 ENFORCEMENT, SPECIAL MASTER structures Generally.............................. 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 ENTRY. See:RIGHT OF ENTRY EMERGENCIES 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 EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY Illicit stormwater discharge 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 Supp. No. 155 IXl/11 INDIAN RIVER COUNTY CODE Section Section F FERTILIZER AND LAND MANAGEMENT FAIR HOUSING General education program ............. 316.11 Administrator;authority and responsibili- Licensing of commercial fertilizer applica- ties tors.................. ............. 316.12 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 Training............................. 316.10 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 Interference with fire department telephone Discounts for early payments.... 204.28(c) trunk lines........................ 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 ........................... 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 Supp. No. 155 IX1/12 INDEX Section Section 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 tax ................ 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 ment regulations ordinance gas utility Administrative fines............... 201.84 Requirement of franchise........ 312.21 Water and sewers;franchises............ 201.50 et seq. FIRE CODE See:WATER AND SEWERS Emergency services district District fire code..................... 208.10 et seq. FUNDS AND FUNDING. See:FINANCES 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 Parks and recreation FIREARMS AND WEAPONS Glass bottles and containers.......... 205.03(23) Parks and recreation 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 Supp. No. 155 IX1/13 INDIAN RIVER COUNTY CODE 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 GOVERNMENTAL AGENCIES Definitions .......................... 303.12 County commissioners,board of Enforcement......................... 303.14 Constitutional officers and governmental Purpose ............................. 303.11 agencies........... ............. 102.04(8) Violations;penalties.................. 303.15 Solid waste disposal district Interceptors. See herein: Pollutant Disposal charges to governmental agen- Interceptors and Grease Traps cies ............................ 204.29 Life support services.................... 304.01 et seq. 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(1) 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 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(l) 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) Supp. No. 155 IX1/14 f�- INDEX f Section Section HOLIDAYS(Cont'd.) HURRICANES Water and sewers;rates and charges Emergencies. See that subject Reconnection during normal working HYDRANTS. See: FIRE DEPARTMENT/ hours (8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 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 Applicability ........................... 318.03 Parks and recreation. See that subject Definitions............................. 318.02 Generally............ ............... 205.01 et seq. Prohibition of illegal discharges ......... 318.04 Sleeping,camping and lodging ..... 205.03(16) 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 Administrative charges Standard Housing Code, 1991 Edition, Computation......................... 1011.03 adopted........................... 401.01 ..... 1011.02 Findings........................ 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 Definitions............................. 308.03 Correctional facilities Effective date .......................... 308.09 Computation......................... 1003.03 Local housing assistance program Findings............................. 1003.02 Designation of responsibility for Short title; statutory authority; administration and implementa- applicability.................... 1003.01 tion of.......................... 308.06 Use of funds......................... 1003.04 Establishment of..................... 308.05 Definitions 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; statutory authority; an alternative property disposi- applicability.................... 1002.01 tion procedure to sections (1) Use of funds......................... 1002.04 and(2)of chapter 125.35,FS . 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 applicability.................... 1005.01 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 intent................. 308.02 Short title; statutory authority; Severability......................... .. 308.08 applicability.................... 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 Supp. No. 155 IX1/15 INDIAN RIVER COUNTY CODE Section Section IMPACT FEES(Cont'd.) INDECENCY AND OBSCENITY Short title; statutory authority; Alcoholic beverages;licensed premises applicability.................... 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; applicability WATERWAYS a PP Y.................... 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........................ 201.08(J)(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 PP Y...._..... 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 Supp. No. 155 IX1/16 INDEX i 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. See: STREETS, SIDEWALKS AND Taking or harvesting of................. 306.14 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. Intent and purpose ..................... 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 .............. 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 I 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 f ........... 304.0 Information ad feee 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................. 300.04 et seq. Complaint procedures.............. 304.12.2 Contractors;permits required........... 400.02 Generally......................... 304.12.1 Fertilizer and land management Proceedings.......... ............. 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 Supp. No. 155 IX1/17 INDIAN RIVER COUNTY CODE Section Section LOADS AND LOADING METERS Coastal construction code Water meters.... ........ .......... 201.08,201.24 Hydrodynamic loads.................. 402.11(9) Hydrostatic loads .................... 402.11(8) MINORITY DISCRIMINATION. See: Parking, stopping and standing. See: DISCRIMINATION 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 MOTETS. 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 M Non-criminal traffic cases, infractions, 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. MARIJUANA See: IMPACT FEES Pain management clinics and controlled Jurisdiction............................ 307.09 Parking,stopping and standing substances ........................ 315.01 et seq. County owned or leased parking areas, See: PAIN MANAGEMENT CLINICS sidewalks and areas contiguous to AND CONTROLLED said parking areas;regulation of. 307.04 SUBSTANCES 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 Supp. No. 155 IX1/18 INDEX Section Section 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 Train horns or whistles, sounding of Sales and solicitation. See: PEDDLERS, between certain hours ............. 306.04 CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS 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 NUDITY.See:INDECENCY AND OBSCEN- Parking violations; unpaid ITY handicapped ................. 307.11 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 Supp. No. 155 IX1/19 INDIAN RIVER COUNTY CODE 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 O 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. Administrative policy manual........... 104.02 See herein specific subjects Boards,committees and commissions Manuals ... Election of officers ................... 103.02(9) Administrative policy manual...... 104.02parks and recreation boa Ex of members commissions and Interference with personnel........... 205.03(7) boards.......................... 103.04.1 Litter officer......................... 205.06 Building official. See:BUILDINGS Code of ethics and conduct.............. 104.06 Personnel regulations..........,........ 104.01 et seq. Compensation See herein specific subjects 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) Supp. No. 155 IXI/20 INDEX r i Section Section 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 receipt............................ 207.15 on its grounds, streets, management clinics and controlled sidewalks, right-of-way, and Pain mans g other public property ......... 306.16 substances ........................ 315.01 et seq. 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 Litter officer ........................... 205.06 PAIN MANAGEMENT CLINICS AND 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 federal law ..... 315.10 Permits................................ 205.04 Cooperation among public entities and Policy ....... 205.01 agencies .......................... 315.13 Rules and regulations................... 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) g P P Y•-•-••• 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) Prohibited, medical marijuana treatment Pollution ............................ 205.03(11) center dispensing facilities......... 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) Aircraft and parachuting............. 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) Supp. No. 155 IX1/21 INDIAN RIVER COUNTY CODE Section Section 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 Definitions(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............... 310.05 Water and sewers re.................... 201.15 et seq. Distribution on private premises...... 310.04 See:WATER AND SEWERS Exemptions.......................... 310.07 PLUMBING CONTRACTOR AND INSPEC- Sponsorship identified................ 310.06 TORS Sales and solicitation (See:SALES) Contractors ............................ 400.01 et seq. See: CONTRACTORS Handbills............................ 310.01 et seq. Master, certified, registered or journey- See herein:Handbills man,plumbers .................... 400.14 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 Supp. No. 155 IX1/22 INDEX f Section Section 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 y .duties, .powers of .... Code official;duties,powers of........... 403.03 Traffic................................. 307.01 et seq. Definitions............................. 403.09 See: MOTOR VEHICLES AND TRAF- Demolition............................. 403.08 FIC 403.30 Duct systems................... 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 ...... 403.29 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 (general)................... 403.19 PROPERTY Refrigerators........................... 403.16 Animals and fowl Sanitary 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- 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. PUBLIC HEARINGS. See:HEARINGS Disposal charges to governmental agencies,county agencies and PUBLIC MEETINGS. See: MEETINGS property owner not being taxed................ ...... 204.29 PUBLIC NUISANCES. See:NUISANCES Supp. No. 155 IX1/23 INDIAN RIVER COUNTY CODE Section Section 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.............................. 400.07 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 se q. Impoundment,redemption,surrender, Unlawful housing practices and disposition of............. 302.07 Sale or rental and advertising in Quarantined animals connection therewith....... 309.03(1) Rabies control;quarantine, redemp- Housing assistance program(local)...... 308.01 et seq. tion,and surrender of......... 302.08 See: HOUSING ASSISTANCE PROGRAM R RABIES REPEALS Animals and fowl Code of Ordinances Quarantined animals Amendment or repeal of ordinances... 100.03 Rabies control;quarantine, redemp- Emergency services district 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(1) ment 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) Supp. No. 155 IX1/24 I INDEX f Section Section 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 Solid waste disposal .................... 204.19.2 OTHER PUBLIC WAYS SANDRIDGE GOLF COURSE. See:PARKS ROUTES AND RECREATION Electrical transmission lines 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. Generally............................ 300.01 et seq. See:COURTS Prohibited hours of sale,service and Fair housing consumption ................. 300.02 Education and public information..... 309.09 Parks and recreation Alcoholic beverages, sale and Impact fees Public education facilities ............ 1009.01 et seq. consumption of at Sandridge 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 . 306.01,306.02 Facility formerly known as Dodg g 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 Supp. No. 155 IX1/25 INDIAN RIVER COUNTY CODE Section Section 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 SIDEWALKS. See:STREETS,SIDEWALKS Impact fees 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 and recreation;rubbish........... 205.03(13) Penalties. See herein:Violations;Penalty SKIING Permits Surfing or water skiing;Sebastian Inlet.. 306.01,306.02 Solid waste disposal district.See herein that subject SLEEPING 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 . 204.27 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) Supp. No. 155 IX1/26 INDEX Section Section 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 er contribution credit......... 214.09 No developer Fees,rates and charges;other ........ 204.32 P 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)................ 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 Supp. No. 155 IX1/27 INDIAN RIVER COUNTY CODE Section Section 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 of damage to county roads or rights- of-way ........................ .............. 312.09 SURETY BONDS. See: BONDS, SURETY Rights-of-way OR PERFORMANCE Applicability......................... 312.03 SURFING Dedication........................... 312.17 Surfing or water skiing;Sebastian Inlet.. 306.01,306.02 Definitions .......................... 312.04 Drawings(rights-of-way) ............. 312.19 SURVEYS,MAPS AND PLATS Fees................................. 312.16 Coastal building zone boundary descrip- Grant of electric franchise to Florida tion............................... 402.04 Power and Light Company Emergency services district Grant of franchise................. 312.20 Creation and boundaries of........... 208.01 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 Municipal service taxing or benefit unit Prohibited activity................... 312.06 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; �'Y le 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 Supp. No. 155 IX1/28 INDEX Section Section 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......................... 207.10 Special assessments Other license taxes to be in addition Authorization for exemptions......... 206.09 of............................ 207.09 Capital assessments Pain management clinics Adoption of final assessment resolu- Moratorium on issuance of business tion.......................... 206.35 tax receipt ................... 207.15 Annual adoption procedures........ 206.37 Purpose and scope ........ 207.01 Required ................. .... 207.03 Capital assessment roll ............ 206.32 Saving provision........... 207.04 Effect of final assessment resolution 206.36 Term ofrovis on..................... 207.14 General authority ................. 206.30 Initial proceedings................. 206.3 Municipal service taxing or benefit unit Notice by mail..................... 206.34 Additional services { Notice by publication .............. 206.33 General services ............. ` ........ 200.10 Collection and use of assessments Street paving...................... 200.11 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 Supp. No. 155 IX1/29 INDIAN RIVER COUNTY CODE 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 electronic cigarettes U 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 Supp. No. 155 IX1/30 INDEX f Section Section 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 ...................... 103.04.2 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 limitations...................... 319.06 See: SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL Streets,sidewalks and other public ways Purchasing Bid procedures....................... 105.03 Rights-of-way Waiver of bidding procedures....... 105.03(c) Requirement of franchise for natural Waiver of sovereign immunity in gas utility R contracts ....................... 105.07 Requirement of franchise........ 312.21 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 Supp. No. 155 IX1/31 INDIAN RIVER COUNTY CODE 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 to connect to county Connection with sewer system required.. 201.03 utility systems.................. 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 on .................. 201.23 showing of hardship.......... 201.09(D) Water shortage conditions Construction;unlawful.................. 201.14 Cross-connection control Exception to maintain sanitation and Reclaimed water regulations.......... 202.19 to provide for hardship cases.. 201.31(B)Health and sanitation .................. 303.01 et seq. Damage repair ......................... 201.08(J)(7) See: HEALTH AND SANITATION Damaging equipment;prohibition against 201.26 Illicit: HEALTH discharge SANITATION ....... 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 p 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 Supp. No. 155 IXl/32 i INDEX f� Section Section 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, penalty for tampering with water Meter re-reads and leak inspection.... 201.08(J)(3) meter, 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 A 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) Supp. No. 155 IX1/33 INDIAN RIVER COUNTY CODE 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(I) 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 Stormwater Water service connection ............. 201.08(I)(1)Reclaimed water regulations Municipal service taxing or benefit unit 200.30.01 Application for water service Class S.. 202.14 et seq. Application for extension or connection See:TAXATION 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 Rates and charges Potable water mains............... 202.20(2) 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 Supp. No. 155 IX1/34 INDEX Section Section WATER AND SEWERS(Cont'd.) ZONING(Cont'd.) Water, reclaimed. See herein: Reclaimed Motor vehicles and traffic,.............. 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 Supp. No. 155 IXI/35 l l ADMINISTRATIVE MECHANISMS §902.04 I CHAPTER 902. ADMINISTRATIVE (3) The board of county commissioners shall MECHANISMS consider, amend, adopt,repeal or reject proposed amendments to the county's official zoning atlas. Sec. 902.01. Title. Sec. 902.02. Purpose and intent. (4) The board of county commissioners shall Sec. 902.03. Definitions. Sec. 902.04. Role of board of county commissioners in establish fees, charges, and expenses applicable planning and development. to land development related applications. Sec. 902.05. Role of planning and zoning commission in planning and development. (5) The board of county commissioners shall Sec. 902.06. Reasonable accommodation procedures. consider and make decisions regarding special Sec. 902.07. Appeals from decisions of the community exception uses. development director or his designee. Sec. 902.08. Role of board of adjustment. (6) The board of county commissioners shall Sec. 902.09. variances. Sec. 902.10. Technical review committee. hear and take action regarding appeals of deci- Sec. 902.11. Role of community development director. sions regarding site plans and uses requiring Sec. 902.12. Amendments to the land development administrative permits, when required to do so regulations text and official zoning atlas. by the regulations of Title IX of this Code. Section 902.01. Title. (7) The board of county commissioners shall enforce land development regulations through This chapter, the terms and provisions initiation of appropriate administrative and legal contained herein,shall be known as "Administra- action. tive Mechanisms Ordinance" of Indian River County, Florida. (8) The board of county commissioners shall (Ord. No. 90-16, § 1, 9-11-90) appoint and confirm members of the planning and zoning commission,the board of adjustment, Section 902.02. Purpose and intent. and any other board or committee as required by the comprehensive plan or by other regulations. It is the purpose of this chapter to identify the functions of the boards, commissions and (9) The board of county commissioners shall administrative officials as related to planning consider approval of final plats, development of and development activities. regional impact(DRI)development orders,amend- (Ord. No. 90-1n §activities. 9ities. ) ments to development orders, right-of-way aban- donments,easement releases,subdivision variance requests, and plat vacations. Section 902.03. Definitions. (10) The board of county commissioners shall See Chapter 901. hear appeals of planning and zoning commission (Ord. No. 90-16, § 1, 9-11-90) decisions. Section 902.04. Role of board of county (11) The board of county commissioners shall commissioners in plan- direct studies relating to planning issues or ning and development. problems. (1) The board of county commissioners shall (12) The board of county commissioners shall adopt and amend the comprehensive plan pursu- designate historic resources as such, and apply ant to F.S. ch. 163. and enforce the rules and regulations of Chapter 933, Historic and Archeological Resource Protec- (2) The board of county commissioners of tion and other relative land development regula- Indian River County shall have the power to tions of Indian River County and, as applicable, consider, amend, adopt, repeal or reject land the State of Florida, concerning historical development regulations. resources within the county. Supp. No. 155 902/1 §902.04 INDIAN RIVER COUNTY CODE (13) The board of county commissioners shall the approved development plan levy fines and/or additional penalties for viola- in accordance with site plan tions of these land development regulations. ordinance sections 914.12(3)(a) (14) The board of county commissioners may and(b)or subdivision ordinance section 913.07(5)(I),whichever hear requests for temporary suspensions of compli- is applicable, and required ante, as provided below. landscaping is certified by a (A) Purpose and intent. This section is landscape architect or established to provide procedures for landscape contractor as Florida reviewing temporary suspensions of No. one (1) or better in compliance (including appeals and refer- accordance with landscape rals)by the board of county commission- ordinance section 926.12(1)(a). ers and staff. A temporary suspension of b. The development project has compliance is of limited duration,pertains been inspected by county staff, to regulations not directly related to a "punchlist" of discrepancies public safety, and is intended to provide has been issued,and the project site plan, planned development, and developer has provided staff a subdivision project applicants an written request specifying the opportunity to obtain a certificate of discrepancies he or she wishes occupancy or certificate of completion to be temporarily suspended. with a condition that minor deficiencies are corrected within a specified and c. The project deficiencies that limited timeframe. are the subject of the suspen- sion request are found to be (B) Approving authority. The board of county minor in nature and extent, commissioners is hereby authorized to and are found to be correctable grant temporary suspensions of compli- within a timeframe not to ance in accordance with the provisions of exceed ninety (90) days. this section and may attach conditions to d. The suspension timeframe is temporary suspensions of compliance specified in writing and does granted. In addition, the county not exceed ninety (90) days administrator or his designee is authorized from the date of the suspen- to grant temporary suspensions of compli- ance, in accordance with the provisions Sion. of this section. e. The corrective action(s)is speci- 1. Temporary suspension of compli- fied in writing and found to be sufficient to bring the develop- ance by the county administrator or ment project into compliance his designee. A temporary suspen- upon completion. sion of compliance with land develop- ment regulations not directly related f. The project developer and to public safety may be granted by owner agree to the specified the county administrator or his suspension timeframe and the designee, without board of county obligation to complete the speci- commissioners approval, under the fied corrective action(s)within following circumstances. the specified timeframe. a. The development project is (C) Procedures for approval by the county certified by the project design administrator or his designee. The professional or owner/designer applicant may apply to the planning to be complete and in division for a temporary suspension by substantial conformance with filing a temporary suspension applica- Supp. No. 155 902/2 r ADMINISTRATIVE MECHANISMS §902.04 tion form provided by the planning divi- contain the name of the applicant, a sion. The county administrator or his description of the appeal/temporary designee shall act on any temporary suspension request and the develop- suspension request within two (2) busi- ment project location, as well as the ness days of receiving the request. For date, time, and place of the hearing. each temporary suspension of compli- 3. Considered at a hearing held no ance determination, staff shall provide more than twelve(12)business days notice of the determination decision in after receipt of the appeal or refer- writing to the project owner, project ral. At the hearing, the board of developer, and board of county commis- county commissioners may approve sioners. Each suspension determination a temporary suspension request if it granting approval shall specify the finds that all temporary suspension maximum duration of the suspension, criteria of subsection (B)La.—f. required mitigation and/or corrective above are satisfied. action(s), and any condition(s) attached to the suspension. (E) Conditions authorized. The county administrator or his designee or, upon (D) Procedure for referral or appeal to the referral or appeal, the board of county board of county commissioners.The project commissioners may impose conditions owner, or project developer,may appeal a including, but not limited to, a cash decision of the county administrator or deposit which will be forfeited for non- his designee to the board of county com- compliance within a time specified. missioners within ten (10) days of the mailing of the written determination (F) Consequences of non-compliance. In the referenced in subsection (C) above. Each event that the specified corrective action(s) appeal shall be accompanied by a fee is not completed prior to the end of the established by resolution of the board of specified suspension timeframe, the county commissioners. project owner shall be deemed in viola- tion of the land development regulations, The county administrator or his designee shall forfeit any required cash deposit for may refer a request to the board of compliance, and shall be subject to code county commissioners. Any referral or enforcement action. In addition, the appeal shall be: county shall withhold issuance of any 1. Made in writing to the chairman of future development order,building permit, the board of county commissioners certificate of completion, or certificate of with a copy provided to the project occupancy associated with the project developer, project owner, county site unless and until the violation is administrator (if an appeal), and corrected. Notwithstanding the above, a board of county commissioners. Upon certificate of occupancy may be issued for receipt of a referral or appeal, the a residential unit within a subdivision chairman shall call a meeting of the project site deemed to be in violation if board of county commissioners as security is posted with the county that soon as practicable to conduct a guarantees correction of the violation. hearing on the suspension request, For purposes of these regulations, the subject to the requirements of subdivision project site shall mean the subsections (D)2. and 3. below. development area that is the subject of 2. Noticed at least seven(7)days prior the certificate of completion. to the hearing via written notice of (G) Limitation. No temporary suspension of the hearing mailed to each owner of compliance shall be granted for building property adjacent to the develop- code or fire code items, or other items ment project site. The notice shall directly related to public safety. Supp. No. 155 902/3 §902.04 INDIAN RIVER COUNTY CODE (15) The board of county commissioners may superior or functionally equivalent hear requests for permanent exceptions to specific alternative improvements provided land development regulations for individual by the development. development projects, as provided below. 3. That the proposed superior or (A) Purpose and intent. This section is functionally equivalent design and/or established to provide criteria and improvements includes one (1) or procedures for reviewing permanent more of the following: exceptions to specific land development a. Enhanced development regulations for individual development features or improvements that projects by the board of county commis- provide public benefits that are sioners. A permanent exception is a waiver proportionate to the degree of or modification of a land development exception or variation regulation not related to public safety or requested. other particular types of standards or b. Innovative use of new materi- requirements defined herein, and is als, methods, or technologies intended to allow development with a that result in a better or superior or functionally equivalent equivalent quality of develop- alternative design and/or improvements ment. than would otherwise result under strict C. Lay-out that results in a more compliance with the excepted regulation. efficient and/or integrated (B) Approving authority and required find- development pattern. ings. The board of county commissioners d. Plan that reduces is authorized to grant a permanent excep- environmental impacts or tion to a land development regulation as enhances/restores applied to an individual development environmental resources. project, upon making the following find- e. Plan that provides a better ings of fact: way to meet or exceed the 1. That the permanent exception does protections offered by the not relate to any of the following regulation being excepted. types of standards or requirements: 4. That granting the exception and having the development constructed a. Building code; with the superior or functionally b. Fire code; equivalent alternative design and/or C. Setbacks; superior or functionally equivalent alternative improvements will not d. Building height; adversely impact surrounding e. Open space or building cover- properties, public facilities, or age; environmental or historic resources. f. Uses; (C) Procedures for approval by the board of county commissioners. The project g. Specific land use criteria; developer shall apply to the planning h. Public safety. division for a permanent exception by filing a permanent exception application 2. That the purpose and intent of the form provided by the planning division. land development regulation being The application shall be accompanied by excepted is achieved through a a fee approved by the board of county superior or functionally equivalent commissioners and five(5)sets of develop- alternative design and/or through ment plans depicting the proposed Supp. No. 155 902/4 ADMINISTRATIVE MECHANISMS §902.04 a superior or functionally equivalent tive or functionally equivalent improve- alternative design and/or superior or ments. Guarantees required may include functionally equivalent improvements. In but are not limited to posted security. addition, theapplicant shall submit a (E) Time limit. A permanent exception shall description of the land development remain valid as long as the associated regulation being excepted and the development project site plan or proposed alternative design and/or preliminary plat approval remains valid improvements,an explanation of how the and shall expire if and when the associ- alternative will achieve or exceed the ated development project site plan or purpose and intent of the regulation preliminary plat approval expires. being excepted, reasons for the request, and how the request satisfies each of the (F) Enforcement. No certificate of occupancy four(4)findings of fact criteria in subsec- or certificate of completion shall be issued tion (B), above. for a development project which has received a permanent exception unless 1. Within thirty (30) days of receiving the permanent exception applica- the superior or the equivalent alternative design is implemented as tion, the planning division shall approved or unless the development schedule a public hearing at which project is constructed as a conventional the board of county commissioners development that conforms to all shall consider the request. applicable land development regulations. 2. Prior to each permanent exception hearing, staff shall provide notice of (16) The board of county commissioners shall, +' the hearing in writing to the project when appropriate, authorize grant applications for assistance available from state, federal, or owner,and project developer. Notice private sources for planning or land develop- to adjacent property owners shall ment related projects. also be provided as specified below. a. Notice shall be mailed to each (17) The board of county commissioners shall owner of property adjacent to exercise all powers and duties consistent with the development project site at the grant of power contained in F.S. § 125.01. least seven (7) days prior to (18) Notwithstanding any section to the the hearing. The notice shall contrary and, as an alternative to misdemeanor contain the name of the prosecution or other enforcement procedures, an applicant, a description of the alleged violator of regulations found in County permanent exception request, Land Development Regulations, Chapters 927, the development project loca- 928, 929 or 932.06(11) may request that the tion, and the date, time, and board of county commissioners, at a public meet- place of the hearing. ing, determine whether or not a violation of the 3. The hearing shall be advertised land development regulations has occurred. The (published notice) in the same alleged violator may appear, with or without manner as are rezoning hearings attorney, and present evidence and information (reference section 902.12). on the alleged violation. The burden of proof shall be on staff to show by a preponderance of (D) Conditions authorized. The board of the evidence that a violation has occurred. If the county commissioners may attach condi- board of county commissioners determines that tions to the development approval and/or a violation has occurred,the board may impose a require guarantees to ensure implementa- fine not to exceed five hundred dollars ($500.00) tion of the superior alternative or function- or an amount set forth in the various penalty ally equivalent design and/or provision sections of the regulations and/or require restora- and performance of the superior alterna- tion;if applicable. The decision of the board shall Supp. No. 155 902/5 §902.04 INDIAN RIVER COUNTY CODE be final. The alleged violator may reject this (6) The planning and zoning commission shall alternative procedure, in which case the county keep the board of county commissioners and the may prosecute the alleged violator in the same general public informed and advised on matters manner as a misdemeanor in county court or relating to planning and development. take other enforcement action. (Ord. No. 90-16,§ 1,9-11-90;Ord. No. 92-39,§5, (7) The planning and zoning commission shall 9-29-92; Ord. No. 2009-005, § 1, 5-19-09; Ord. conduct such public hearings as may be required No. 2009-017, § 1, 10-13-09) to gather such information for the drafting, establishment and maintenance of the various components of the comprehensive plan,and such Section 902.05. Role of planning and additional public hearings as are specified under zoning commission in the provisions of these land development regula- planning and develop- tions. ment. (8) The planning and zoning commission shall (1) The planning and zoning commission shall review and make decisions regarding applica- act as the designated local planning agency. tions for preliminary plat and site plan approval. (2) The planning and zoning commission of (9) The planning and zoning commission shall Indian River County shall have the power to receive petitions for special exception uses;review recommend to the board of county commission- these petitions pursuant to the applicable special ers land development regulations, ordinances, exception use criteria; receive input at an and amendments to land development regula- advertised public hearing; and recommend tions which are designed to promote orderly approval, approval with conditions, or denial of development and implement the Indian River the petitions to the board of county commission- County Comprehensive Plan. ers. (3) The planning and zoning commission shall (10) The planning and zoning commission consider whether or not any proposed amend- shall consider whether proposed administrative ments to the Indian River County Comprehensive permit uses requiring planning and zoning com- Plan are consistent with the overall growth mission review and approval conform to the management goals and objectives of the county, specific use requirements and make decisions and shall make recommendations regarding all related thereto. such amendments to the board of county commis- (11) The planning and zoning commission sioners. may recommend that the board of county com- missioners direct the planning staff to undertake (4) The planning and zoning commission shall special studies on the location, condition and consider whether or not any proposed rezoning adequacy of specific facilities. These may include, requests are consistent with the Indian River but are not limited to, studies on housing, com- County Comprehensive Plan and make recom- mercial and industrial facilities, parks, mendations regarding all rezonings to the board playgrounds,beaches and other recreational facili- of county commissioners. ties, public buildings, public and private utili- ties, transportation, parking, and development (5) The planning and zoning commission shall of regional impact (DRI) applications. consider whether or not specific proposed develop- ments conform to the principles and require- (12) The planning and zoning commission of ments of the county's land development Indian River County shall have the power to regulations and the comprehensive plan, shall hear and decide appeals where it is alleged there make decisions on development applications, is error in any order, requirement, decision, or and shall make recommendations to the board of determination made by an administrative official county commissioners based thereon. in the enforcement of these land development Supp. No. 155 902/6 ADMINISTRATIVE MECHANISMS Section. 902.06 regulations. The decision of the planning and section 397.311 (5), Fla. Stat.) seeking approval zoning commission is final unless appealed to from the county for reasonable accommodation the board of county commissioners. must apply as set forth herein. (13) The planning and zoning commission (2) A request by an applicant for reasonable shall interpret these land development regula- accommodation under this section shall be made tions at the request of the community develop- in writing by completion of a reasonable accom- ment director. modation request form,which form is maintained (14) The planning and zoning commission by (and shall be submitted to) the planning and shall perform any other duties which may be development services (PDS) department. The lawfully assigned to it. reasonable accommodation request form shall be substantially in the form set forth in section 10 (15) The commission shall have and exercise below and upon receipt by the county, will be the powers of the airport zoning commission as date-stamped. If additional information is specified in F.S. § 333.05, under rules consistent required by the county, the application will not with said section and with the Code of Indian be considered complete, and the county will River County. notify the applicant in writing within the first thirty(30)days after receipt. The applicant shall (16) The commission shall have and exercise have thirty (30) days after the receipt of the the powers of the board of adjustment, in notice for more information from the county to accordance with sections 902.08 and 902.09. provide the missing information. The applicant's (Ord. No. 90-16, § 1, 9-11-90; Ord. No. 92-11, failure to respond in whole or in part shall be § 15, 4-22-92; Ord. No. 95-10, § 15B, 5-31-95; deemed an abandonment of the application, and Ord. No. 2015-004, § 1, 3-24-15) it will be considered withdrawn. Section. 902.06. Reasonable accommoda- (3) Should the information provided by the tion procedures. applicant to the county include medical informa- tion or records, including records indicating the (1) This section implements the policy of Indian medical condition, diagnosis or medical history River County (the "county") for processing of of the disabled individual, the applicant may, at requests for reasonable accommodation to its the time of submitting such medical information, ordinances, rules, policies, and procedures for request that the county, to the extent allowed by persons with disabilities as provided by the law,treat such medical information as confidential Federal Fair Housing Amendments Act(42 U.S.C. information. The county shall thereafter endeavor 3601, et. seq.) ("FHAA") and Title II of the to provide written notice to the applicant, and/or Americans with Disabilities Act (42 U.S.C. Sec- their representative, of any request received by tion 12131, et. seq.) ("ADA"). For purposes of the county for disclosure of the medical informa- this section, a "disabled" individual or person is tion or documentation, which the applicant has an individual that qualifies as disabled and/or previously requested be treated as confidential handicapped under the FHAA and/or ADA. Any by the county. The county will cooperate with the person who is disabled (or a qualifying entity) applicant,to the extent allowed by law,in actions may request a reasonable accommodation with initiated to oppose the disclosure of such medical respect to the county's land use or zoning laws, information or documentation, but the county rules, policies, practices and/or procedures as shall have no obligation to initiate, prosecute or provided by the FHAA and the ADA pursuant to pursue any such action, or to incur any legal or the procedures set out in this section. Unless other expenses (whether by retention of outside specifically allowed in any other section within counsel or allocation or internal resources) in the county's land development regulations, any connection therewithin and may comply with licensed or certified residential provider(includ- any [prior order], without prior notice to the ing any certified recovery residence as defined in applicant. Supp. No. 155 902/7 Section. 902.06 INDIAN RIVER COUNTY CODE (4) The PDS director, or his/her designee, and necessary to afford handicapped/disabled shall have the authority to consider and act on persons equal opportunity to use and enjoy requests for reasonable accommodation, after housing. The foregoing (as interpreted by the notice and a hearing to receive any additional courts) shall be the basis for a decision upon a information from the applicant. The PDS direc- reasonable accommodation request made by the tor, or designee, shall issue a written determina- PDS director, or designee. tion within sixty (60) days of the date of receipt (6) Within thirty (30) days after the PDS of a completed application and may,in accordance director,or designee's,determination on a reason- with federal law, (1) grant the accommodation able accommodation request is mailed to the request, (2) grant a portion of the request and requesting party, such applicant may appeal the deny a portion of the request, and/or impose decision to the county administrator. Such appeal conditions upon the grant of the request, or (3) shall not be a hearing de novo but shall be deny the request. Any such denial shall be in limited to appellate review of the record created writing and shall state the specific objective and before the PDS director or designee. An appeal evidence-based grounds for denial and identify shall be filed within thirty (30) days of the any deficiencies or actions necessary for execution of the determination. reconsideration. All written determinations shall give notice of the right to appeal. The notice of (7) There shall be no fee imposed by the determination shall be sent to the requesting county in connection with a request for reason- party (i.e., the disabled individual or qualifying able accommodation under this section, and the entity or his/her/its representative) by certified county shall have no obligation to pay arequest- mail,return receipt requested. Unless the county ing party's(or an appealing party's,as applicable) and the applicant agree otherwise, if a final attorneys' fees or costs in connection with the written determination is not issued by the county request, or an appeal. within sixty(60)days after receipt of a completed (8) While an application for reasonable accom- application,the request shall be deemed granted. modation, or appeal of a determination of same, In addition, any reasonable accommodation that is pending before the county, the county will not has been granted may be revoked for cause, enforce the subject zoning ordinance, rules, poli- including,but not limited to,a violation of any of cies, and procedures against the applicant. the conditions for approval or, in the case of any However, should the applicant proceed with any licensed or certified operator, the lapse, revoca- property purchase,building,construction,or other tion,or failure to maintain licensure or certifica- work associated with establishing a project or tion,if not reinstated within one hundred eighty residence housing individuals covered by the (180) days. FHAA and/or ADA while an application or appeal for reasonable accommodation is pending, the (5) In determining whether the reasonable applicant understands that any of these actions accommodation request shall be granted or denied, are done at the applicant's own risk because the the requesting party shall be required to establish application or appeal may be denied. If denied, protections under the FHAA and/or ADA by the property will need to be returned to compli- demonstrating a handicap or disability,as defined ance with original zoning ordinances, rules, and in the FHAA and/or ADA. Although the defini- standards or the property will become subject to tion of disability is subject to judicial interpreta- a code violation. tion, for purposes of this section, the applicant must show: (i) a physical or mental impairment (9) The following general provisions shall be which substantially limits one (1) or more major applicable. life activities;(ii)a record of having such impair- (a) The county shall display a notice on the ment; or (iii) that they are regarded as having county's webpage (and shall maintain such impairment. Next, the requesting party copies available for review in PDS, the will have to demonstrate that the proposed building & facilities services depart- accommodations being sought are reasonable ment, and the clerk to the board office) Supp. No. 155 902/8 ADMINISTRATIVE MECHANISMS §902.07 i advising the public that an applicant actions by the community development director may request reasonable accommodation or his designee and for further appeals from as provided herein. decisions and actions from the planning and (b) An applicant may apply for a reasonable zoning commission. accommodation on his/her/its own behalf (2) Authorization. or may be represented at all stages of the reasonable accommodation process by a (a) The planning and zoning commission of person designated by the applicant. Indian River County shall be authorized to: (c) The county shall provide such assistance and accommodation as is required pursu- 1. Hear and decide appeals when it is ant to FHAA and ADA in connection with alleged that there is an error in any the applicant's request for reasonable order, requirement, decision, or accommodation. determination made by the com- munity development director or his (10) Reasonable accommodation request form. designee in the application and (a) Name and contact information of the enforcement of the provisions of the applicant; land development regulations. (b) Name and contact information of 2. Hear and decide appeals when it is applicant's representative, if applicable; alleged that there is an error in the (c) Address and parcel identification number interpretation or application of a of housing or other location at which provision(s) of these land develop- accommodation is requested; ment regulations in relation to a development application. (d) Description of qualifying disability or handicap; Decisions rendered by the planning and zoning commission may be appealed to (e) Description of the accommodation being the board of county commissioners which requested and the specific regulation(s) shall have the power to hear and decide and/or procedure(s) from which relief is such appeals. sought; (b) Upon appeal and in conformance with (f) Reasons the reasonable accommodation the land development regulations, the may be necessary for the individual with planning and zoning commission in disabilities to use and enjoy the housing exercising its powers may reverse, may or other service; affirm wholly or partly, or may modify (g) Other information, which may include the order, requirement, decision, details of any proposed site improve- interpretation, application or determina- ments, parking needs, transportation tion of the community development direc- protocols, utility facilities, etc., as neces- for or his designee. sary; (c) Any action amending or reversing wholly (h) Signature of applicant. or partly the community development (Ord. No. 2026-002, § 1, 2-10-26) director's decision shall require four (4) affirmative votes of the planning and Section 902.07. Appeals from decisions of zoning commission. the community develop- ment director or his (3) Appeal procedures. designee. (a) The applicant, or any other person(s) (1) Purpose and intent. This section is whose substantial interests may be established to provide a mechanism for the affected during the development review hearing and resolution of appeals of decisions or process, may initiate an appeal. Supp. No. 155 902/9 §902.07 INDIAN RIVER COUNTY CODE (b) Appeals must be filed within twenty-one The time and place scheduled for the (21) days from the date of notification hearing shall be provided to the applicant letter rendering the decision by the respec- in writing after an appeal application is tive official. Appeals may be concurrent submitted. with requests for approval of a develop- (f) prior to the appeal hearing, all relevant ment application(s). information regarding the action from (c) An appeal must be filed within the speci- which the appeal is taken shall be fied time limit with the planning division compiled and transmitted by staff to the on a form prescribed by the county. All planning and zoning commission. such appeals shall recite the reasons such an appeal is being taken. The appeal (4) Action by the planning and zoning commis- shall identify: the error alleged; the lion, findings of fact. At the appeal hearing, the ordinance allegedly improperly Planning and zoning commission, in conformity interpreted,or the decision or order alleg- with the provisions o�'law and these land develop- edly improperly issued;the land develop- ment regulations, may uphold, overturn, or overturn and affirm in part the decision being ment regulations supporting the applicant's position;and the goals, objec- appealed. In reviewing an appeal, the planning tives and/or policies of the comprehensive and zoning commission shall make findings in the following areas: plan supporting the applicant's position. The appeal shall be accompanied by a fee (a) Did the reviewing official fail to follow to be determined by resolution of the the appropriate review procedures? If so, board of county commissioners. The com- what procedural error was made? munity development director shall (b) Did the reviewing official fail to properly schedule the appeal at the earliest avail- interpret or apply the applicable zoning able meeting of the planning and zoning district regulations? If so, what error in commission. interpretation or application of zoning (d) Notice of the appeal, in writing, shall be district regulations was made? mailed by the planning division to the (c) Did the reviewing official fail to properly owners of all land which abuts the evaluate the application or request with property upon which an appeal is sought respect to the comprehensive plan and at least seven (7) days prior to the hear- land development regulations of Indian ing. The property appraiser's address River County?If so,what error was made information for said owners shall be used in evaluating the application or request in sending all such notices. The notice with respect to the comprehensive plan shall contain the name of the applicant policy or land development regulations? for the appeal, a description of the land sufficient to identify it, and a description The decision of the planning and zoning com- of the appeal requested, as well as the mission shall be final unless further appealed. date, time and place of the hearing. Not withstanding findings (a) through(c) above, (e) All appeals shall be heard at a meeting of the planning and zoning commission may make the planning and zoning commission. At additional findings of fact. the appeal hearing, all interested parties (5) Further appeals from actions by the plan- shall have a right to appear and address ning and zoning commission. At any time within specific concerns directly related to the twenty-one (21) days following action by the appeal. Any person may appear by agent planning and zoning commission, the applicant, or attorney. All such hearings shall be the county administration, any department conducted as de novo hearings and in thereof, or any other person whose substantial compliance with the rules of procedure interests may be affected by the proceeding may for the planning and zoning commission. seek review of such decision by the board of Supp. No. 155 902/10 ADMINISTRATIVE MECHANISMS §902.09 county commissioners. The decision of the board (2) The board shall have and exercise the of county commissioners shall be final. At the powers specified in F.S. § 333.10, relating to hearing scheduled for the purpose of considering airport zoning regulations,under rules consistent an appeal of the planning and zoning commis- with said section and with the Code of Indian sion's action, the board of county commissions River County. may,in conformity with the provisions of law and these land development regulations, uphold, (3) The planning and zoning commission shall amend, or reverse wholly or partly the decision act as the board of adjustment. by the planning and zoning commission which is (Ord. No. 90-16, § 1, 9-11-90; Ord. No. 92-11, being appealed. Appeals of planning and zoning § 16, 4-22-92; Ord. No. 2015-004, § 2, 3-24-15) commission decisions to deny rezoning applica- tions are regulated in section 902.12. All other Section 902.09. Variances. types of appeals to the board of county commis- sioners shall be conducted in accordance with (1) Purpose and intent. This section is the provisions of subsection 902.07(3), and the established to provide procedures for reviewing board of county commissioners shall review the variances by the board of adjustment. A vari- appeals with respect to the findings criteria of ance runs with the land and is a departure from subsection 902.07(4). Any action by the board of the dimensional or numerical or other technical county commissioners reversing a planning and requirements of the land development regula- zoning commission decision shall require three tions where such variance will not be contrary to (3) affirmative votes. the public interest and where owing to condi- tions peculiar to the property and not the result (6) Effect of filing an appeal. The filing of an of the actions of the applicant or his predecessors appeal shall terminate all proceedings which in title,a literal enforcement of the land develop- further the action appealed until the appeal is ment regulations would result in an unnecessary resolved, except when the halting of such action and undue hardship. poses a threat to life or property. The planning and zoning commission shall make this determina- (2) Approving authority. The board of adjust- ment is hereby authorized to grant variances in tion. Notwithstanding this provision, proceed- accordance with the provisions of this section ings involving review of a development application and can attach conditions to variances granted. may proceed when an appeal of an administra- tive decision has been filed and will be considered (3) Type of variance to be allowed. The board concurrent with the development application of adjustment shall have the authority to grant request. the following variances: (Ord. No. 90-16, § 1, 9-11-90; Ord. No. 91-7, § 2, 2-27-91; Ord. No. 93-29, §§ 8A, 813, 9-7-93; Ord. (a) A variance from the yard area require- No. 2002-004, § 1, 2-12-02; Ord. No. 2012-014, ments of any zoning district where there § 1, 7-10-12) are unusual and practical difficulties in carrying out these provisions due to an irregular shape of the lot, topography, or Section 902.08. Role of board of adjust- other conditions,provided such variation ment. will not seriously impact any adjoining (1) The board of adjustment shall receive and property or the general welfare. consider applications for variances from the terms (b) Other technical variances that occur when of the county's land development regulations an owner or authorized agent can show and shall grant such variances as will not be that a strict application of the terms of contrary to the public interest, pursuant to the the land development regulations relat- procedures and requirements of the variance ing to the use of the land will impose section of the land development regulations, unusual and unique difficulties, but not section 902.09. loss of monetary value alone. Supp. No. 155 902/11 §902.09 INDIAN RIVER COUNTY CODE (c) De-minimus setback variance. A de- (f) No variance shall be granted which would minimus setback variance can be granted in any way result in any increase in automatically at the staff level, under density above that permitted in the certain circumstances, without board applicable zoning district regulations. approval. This applies in the following circumstances where the setback vari- ance: (a) Any property owner may apply for a 1. Is for a structure properly permit- variance after a decision by the com- ted where no form-board survey was munity development director that an exist- required; ing property condition or a development 2. Is for 0.5 feet or less from the proposal of such property owner does not comply with the provisions of these land setback required at the time the development regulations. structure was constructed or erected on the site; and (b) The applicant must file an application 3. Is from property line(s) which have for a variance along with the appropriate not been altered so as to cause or fee payable to Indian River County with increase the nonconformity. the planning division. The application shall be in a form approved by the com- (4) When variances are not allowed. munity development director and shall (a) No variance shall be granted which would contain the following information: permit the establishment or expansion of 1. Identification of the specific provi- a use in a zone or district in which such sions of these land development use is not permitted by these land develop- regulations from which a variance ment regulations,or any use expressly or is sought. by implication prohibited by the terms of 2. The nature and extent of the vari- these land development regulations for ance sought; an explanation why it said district. is necessary; and the basis for the (b) No variances shall be granted which variance under section 902.09(3)(a) would permit the establishment or expan- or (b). sion of a special exception use in any 3. The grounds relied upon to justify zoning district without the approval the proposed variance. required in the special exception section, 4. A legal description of the property,a and including specific land use criteria. copy of the warranty deed for the (c) No variance shall be granted which would property, and a detailed plot plan of permit the establishment or expansion of the property. a use requiring an administrative permit in any zoning district without the approval (c) On all proceedings held before the board of adjustment, the staff of the planning required in the administrative permit section, and including specific land use division shall review the application and file a recommendation on each item. criteria. Such recommendation shall be transmit- (d) No variance shall be granted which relates ted to the board of adjustment prior to in any way to a nonconforming use, final action on any item before the board except as allowed in the nonconformities of adjustment, and shall be part of the section. record of the application. (e) No variance shall be granted which modi- (d) Notice of the variance, in writing, shall fies any definitions contained within these be mailed by the planning division to the land development regulations. owners of all land which abuts the Supp. No. 155 902/12 ADMINISTRATIVE MECHANISMS §902.09 I property upon which a variance is sought, would constitute an unnecessary and at least seven (7) days prior to the hear- undue hardship upon the applicant. ing. The property appraiser's address for 5. That the variance granted is the said owners shall be used in sending all minimum necessary in order to make such notices. The notice shall contain the possible the reasonable use of the name of the applicant for the variance, a land, building, or structure. description of the land sufficient to identify it,a description of the variance requested, 6. That the granting of the variance as well as the date, time and place of the will be in harmony with the general hearing. purpose and intent of the land development regulations, and the (6) Review by the board of adjustment. Indian River County Comprehensive (a) In order to authorize any variance from Plan. the terms of these land development 7. That such variance will not be injuri- regulations,the board of adjustment shall ous to the surrounding area or determine that the application for vari- otherwise be detrimental to public ance is complete, that the public hearing welfare. has been held with the required notice S. That the property cannot be put to a and that the opportunity has been given reasonable use in a manner which for the aggrieved parties to appear and fully complies with the require- be heard in person or be represented by ments of these land development an attorney at law, or other authorized regulations. representatives. The board of adjust- ment shall also find that all of the follow- (b) The following regulations also apply to ing facts exist before granting a variance: the authorization of a variance: 1. That special conditions and 1. No nonconforming use of neighbor- circumstances exist which are ing lands, structures, or buildings peculiar to the land, structure, or in the same zoning district and building involved, and which are non-permitted use of lands, not applicable to other lands, structures, or buildings in other structures, or buildings in the same zoning districts shall be considered zoning district. grounds for the authorization of a variance. 2. That the special conditions and 2. No application or request may be circumstances do not result from reheard or reconsidered unless the actions of the applicant or illegal otherwise directed by a court of acts of previous property owners. competent jurisdiction,or unless new 3. That granting the variance requested circumstances or information can will not confer on the applicant any be presented with a new applica- special privilege that is denied by tion. the regulation to other lands, build- ings,or structures in the same zoning (c) In granting any variance, the board of district. adjustment may make the authorization of the variance conditional upon such 4. That literal interpretation of the alternate and additional restrictions, provisions of the regulations would stipulations and safeguards as it may deprive the applicant of rights com- deem necessary to ensure compliance monly enjoyed by other properties with the purpose and intent of this chapter in the same zoning district under and consistency with the Indian River the terms of the regulations and County Comprehensive Plan. Violation Supp. No. 155 902/13 §902.09 INDIAN RIVER COUNTY CODE of such conditions, when made a part of (f) Representative of the county utility the terms under which the variance is department; granted, shall be deemed a violation of (g) Representative of department of this chapter. environmental health; and Such conditions restrictions, stipula- (h) The technical review committee may tions, and safeguards may include, but request input from other county divi- are not limited to, time within which the sions and governmental agencies includ- action for which the variance is sought shall be begun or completed or both; the ing, but not limited to, the drainage establishment of screening and/or buffer- district representative, FDOT, school board, code enforcement division, and ing techniques; and provision for exten- municipalities as needed. The county sions or renewals. attorney's staff will provide legal counsel (7) Decision. The board of adjustment shall to the committee as needed. approve, approve with conditions, or deny the (3) Role of technical review committee. The application, furnishing the applicant a written technical review committee has the following statement of the reasons for any denial. A duties and responsibilities regarding the review decision of the board of adjustment may be and consideration of subdivisions, planned appealed to the board of county commissioners developments, developments of regional impact, as provided in section 902.07(5). special exceptions, and site plan applications: (Ord. No. 90-16, § 1, 9-11-90;Ord. No. 2015-004, § 3, 3-24-15) (a) The technical review committee shall undertake technical evaluations of all Section 902.10. Technical review commit- subdivisions, planned developments, tee. developments of regional impact, and major site plan applications to identify (1) Establishment of the technical review com- deficiencies and/or discrepancies from the mittee. The technical review committee is hereby provisions of the county's land develop- established for the purpose of performing techni- ment regulations. Additionally,the techni- cal evaluations of subdivisions, planned develop- cal review committee shall have the ability ments (PDS), developments of regional impact to review administrative approvals, if (DRIB), and site plan applications. The technical warranted. review committee shall be empowered to undertake studies and/or reviews necessary to (b) The technical review committee,through complete an appropriate analysis of those applica- its chairman (the community develop- complete pursuant to the procedures of these land went director or his designee), shall development regulations. approve, approve with conditions, disap- prove or postpone consideration of minor (2) Composition of technical review commit- site plans(as defined herein)and certain tee. The technical review committee is composed administrative permit uses allowed to be of: reviewed and approved by the commit- (a) The community development director or tee. Actions by the technical review com- his designee, chairman; mittee regarding staff-level approvals shall be final unless appealed to the (b) A staff planner of the planning division, planning and zoning commission designated primary review responsibility consistent with section 902.07, appeals for each development project; from decisions of the community develop- (c) The public works director or his designee; ment director or his designee. (d) County traffic engineer; (4) Open meetings. Meetings of the technical review committee are staff meetings and shall be (e) County drainage engineer; open to the public and shall be held on a regular Supp. No. 155 902/14 ADMINISTRATIVE MECHANISMS §902.12 basis. Such meetings shall not require the notifica- (9) The community development director or tion of those property owners surrounding the his designee can designate a number of the site being reviewed. Members of the public may planning division staff to act with his authority. not participate in the technical review commit- tee deliberations unless final action is being (10) The community development director is taken on minor site plan applications. authorized to make nonconformity determina- (Ord. No. 90-16,§ 1, 9-11-90;Ord. No. 94-25,§7, tions subject to the requirements allowed in 8-31-94;Ord. No. 95-10, § 15C, 5-31-95;Ord. No. Chapter 904, Nonconformities. 2012-014, § 2, 7-10-12) (Ord. No. 90-16, § 1, 9-11-90; Ord. No. 95-10, § 15D, 5-31-95) Section 902.11. Authority of community development director. Section 902.12. Amendments to the land development regulations (1) The community development director text and official zoning approves all administrative approval applica- atlas. tions, and certain administrative permit uses allowed to be reviewed and approved by the (1) Purpose and intent. The purpose of this community development director or his designee, section is to provide a means for changing the and may require technical review committee text of the land development regulations or the review of administrative approval applications. official zoning atlas. It is not intended to relieve particular hardships or confer special privileges (2) The community development director or rights to any person. approves waivers of information for minor site plan applications. (2) Changes and amendments. The board of (3) The community development director shall county commissioners may from time to time, on its own motion, the motion of the Indian River act as chairman of the technical review commit- County Planning and Zoning Commission,or the tee. petition of the owner or the owner's authorized (4) The community development director shall agent, amend, supplement, change, modify, or make interpretations regarding issues of use repeal by ordinance, pursuant to the authority and criteria. and in the manner provided herein, any of the provisions of the land development regulations (5) The community development director or or any boundaries within the zoning atlas. his designee approves temporary use permits, alcoholic beverage permits, sign permits, land (3) Standards of review. In reviewing the clearing permits and tree removal permits. application of a proposed amendment to the text (6) The community development director is of the land development regulations or an applica- tion for a proposed amendment to the official responsible for providing recommendations to d zoning atlas, the board of county commissioners the board of county commissioners,planning an z and the planning and zoning commission shall zoning commission, board of adjustment, and consider: code enforcement board. (7) The community development director is (a) Whether or not the proposed amendment responsible for providing staff support to the is in conflict with any applicable portion board of county commissioners, planning and of the land development regulations; zoning commission, board of adjustment and (b) Whether or not the proposed amendment code enforcement board. is consistent with all elements of the (8) The community development director or Indian River County Comprehensive Plan; his designee is authorized to grant de-minimus (c) Whether or not the proposed amendment setback variances as provided for in section is consistent with existing and proposed 902.09(3)(c) of this chapter. land uses; Supp. No. 155 902/15 §902.12 INDIAN RIVER COUNTY CODE (d) Whether or not the proposed amendment community development department and is in compliance with the adopted county approved by the board of county commis- thoroughfare plan; sioners. The following information shall (e) Whether or not the proposed amendment be provided by the applicant for an amend- would generate traffic which would ment to the official zoning atlas. decrease the service levels on roadways 1. Legal description; boundary survey. below level adopted in the comprehensive The application shall describe by plan; legal description and any street (f) Whether or not there have been changed address,where possible,the property conditions which would warrant an to be affected by the proposed change, amendment; setting forth the present zoning (g) Whether or not the proposed amendment applicable thereto and specifying would decrease the level of service the district, zone or use requested established in the comprehensive plan by the applicant. The application for sanitary sewer, potable water, solid shall also include a copy of the deed waste, drainage, and recreation; and at least one other conveying instrument indicating present legal (h) Whether or not the proposed amendment and/or equitable ownership together would result in significant adverse impacts with notarized authorization from on the natural environment; the owner of the subject property if (i) Whether or not the proposed amendment the applicant is not the owner. The would result in an orderly and logical application shall also include a development pattern,specifically identify- boundary survey, sealed by a ing any negative effects on such pattern; registered land surveyor, of the 0) Whether or not the proposed amendment property proposed to be rezoned. would be in conflict with the public inter- 2. Statement of verification. All such est, and is in harmony with the purpose applications or petitions shall include and interest of the land development a verified statement showing each regulations; as well as and every individual person having (k) Any other matters that may be deemed legal and/or equitable ownership appropriate by the planning and zoning interest in the property upon which commission or the board of county com- the application for rezoning is sought. missioners in review and consideration of the proposed amendment such as police 3. Concurrency certificate. Each applica- protection,fire protection,and emergency tion shall include a valid conditional, medical services. or initial concurrency certificate or evidence of a concurrency certificate NOTE: Some of these items of consideration application. may be deemed as inapplicable in the review and approval of Land Development Regula- 4. Fees. Each application shall include tion amendment requests. a publication and application fee for (4) Amendment procedures. each requested change; provided, however,that as many lots or parcels (a) Application and content. All applications of property as the applicant may (other than board of county commission- desire may be included in a single ers initiated amendments) for changes petition if they constitute one and amendments shall contain all the contiguous area. Such fee shall be information required of this section and established by the board of county shall be in a form prescribed by the commissioners. Supp. No. 155 902/16 ADMINISTRATIVE MECHANISMS §902.12 5. Application time limitations.A rezon- the outer limits of the area described ing or land development regulation in the petition requesting a change, text amendment application shall advising all such owners as shown be considered active for a period of upon the last prepared and one year after it is submitted to the completed tax assessment roll of community development depart- the county, in simple terms, the ment. If the application is not proposed change and the time and complete or if the board of county place of the public hearing. In the commissioners does not hold a public event that more than ten(10)lots or hearing on the application because parcels are proposed for rezoning, of delays by the applicant, the notification shall be by published application shall be terminated one notice only. For rezoning requests year after the submittal date. the community development depart- ment shall erect and conspicuously (b) Staff review. The community develop- place upon the subject property at ment department shall have twenty (20) least one notice which shall contain working days from the date the completed the following information: application and required fees are submit- ted to review and comment upon the a. Map of property which is the application. The community develop- subject of the rezoning peti- ment department shall then place the tion; completed application on the agenda of a b. Present zoning and requested regularly scheduled county planning and rezoning classification; and zoning commission meeting; provided, C. Dates of scheduled hearings. however,the following notice and publica- tion requirements are met prior to the 3. Failure to provide notice. The provi- public hearing before the county plan- sions hereof for mailing notice are ning and zoning commission. directory only and the failure to mail such notices shall not affect 1. Published notice requirement. The any change or amendment of said community development depart- land development regulations. ment shall publish the material Moreover, regarding rezoning contents of the application,together requests, failure to maintain a with a map indicating the area conspicuous notice on the property proposed to be rezoned, (map shall not affect said requests. required only for rezoning requests and land development regulations (c) Action by planning and zoning commis- amendment requests where state sion. After the public hearing,the county regulations require the publishing planning and zoning commission shall of a map), at least ten (10) days report its recommendations to the board prior to the county planning and of county commissioners for final action. zoning commission's public hearing For rezoning requests, a denial of the on the application, unless Florida application by the county planning and Statutes mandate different notice zoning commission, unless appealed as requirements. provided for herein, will be final. 2. Mailed notice; posted notice. (d) Appeals of decisions by the planning and Additionally,the community develop- zoning commission to deny a rezoning ment department shall send by application. Any applicant who is regular mail a written courtesy aggrieved by a decision of the county notice to all owners of property planning and zoning commission regard- within three hundred (300) feet of ing denial of a rezoning application may Supp. No. 155 902/17 §902.12 INDIAN RIVER COUNTY CODE file a written notice of intent to appeal the county planning and zoning commis- sion decision with the director of the community development department,the chairman of the county planning and zoning commission, and the chairman of the board of county commissioners. Such appeal must be filed within twenty-one (21) days of the decision of the county planning and zoning commission. (e) Action by the board of county commission- ers. Upon receipt of the recommenda- tions from the county planning and zoning commission, or upon receipt of a written notice of intent to appeal, the board of county commissioners shall consider the proposed change, amendment or rezon- ing application and appeal within forty- five (45) days of the submission of said recommendations or written notice of intent to appeal, at an advertised public hearing as required by F.S. § 125.66. An appeal of a denial of a rezoning applica- tion shall be heard de novo. (5) Time for reapplying. No new application for an amendment,change or modification of the official zoning atlas shall be permitted to be filed until after the expiration of at least twelve (12) months from the filing of a previous application with the community development department, covering substantially the same lands. (6) Interim zoning. The board of county com- missioners may adopt stop-gap or interim zoning for periods of time not to exceed one year designed to preserve the status quo in any area in the county, pending the completion of zoning, water and sewer, urban renewal or other similar type plans. (Ord. No. 90-16, § 1,9-11-90;Ord. No. 91-7,§32, 2-27-91; Ord. No. 91-23, § 2, 5-15-91; Ord. No. 96-6, § 8, 2-27-96; Ord. No. 98-9, § 7, 5-19-98; Ord. No. 2002-004, § 5, 2-12-02) Supp. No. 155 902/18 ADMINISTRATIVE MECHANISMS §902.12 REZONING FLOW CHART APPLICATION SUBMITTAL TO COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR SHALL INITIATE REVIEW. DETERMINATION OF APPLICATION COMPLETENESS AND DATA SUFFICIENCY SHALL BE MADE. INCOMPLETE APPLICATION COMPLETE APPLICATION WRITTEN NOTICE FORWARDED TO APPLICANT SPECIFYING DEFICIENCIES PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION- ^ INSUFFICIENCIES -- -- ADDRESSED BY APPLICANT AND APPLICATION PROCESS RE-INITIATED DENIES REQUE RECOMMENDS APPROVAL WITH REASONS NO APPEAL FILED APPEAL BY APPLICANT BY APPLICANT WITHIN 15 DAYS PLANNING AND ZONINGY COMMISSION DECISION PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE IS FINAL j COUNTY COMMISSION COUNTY COMMISSION1 COUNTY COMMISSION DENIES REQUEST I ADOPTS ORDINANCE REZONING PROPERTY Supp. No. 155 902/19 l l 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 2026-002 2-10-26 1 Added 902.06 Supp. No. 155 TOA/21 INDEX Section Section A ADULT CARE FACILITIES Specific land use requirements.......... 971.28 ABANDONED PROPERTY Generally. See:LAND USES Restrictions on public nuisances,junk or unserviceable vehicles ............. 973.03 ADULT ENTERTAINMENT BUSINESSES Generally. See:NUISANCES,PUBLIC Specific land uses for ................... 971.07 Generally. See:LAND USES ACCESS Driveway access control................. 952.12 AGRICULTURAL AND RURAL DISTRICTS Traffic generally. See:TRAFFIC Agricultural and rural districts.......... 911.06 Generally. See:ZONING DISTRICTS ACCESSORY USES AND STRUCTURES Definitions............................. 917.03 AGRICULTURAL USES Location regulations.................... 917.05 Planned development (P.D.) process and Purpose and intent ..................... 917.02 standards for development......... 915.01 et seq. Single-family development;accessory uses Agricultural use standards ........... 915.14 and structures..................... 912.15 Specific land uses for ................... 971.08 Specific accessory uses and structures ... 917.06 Generally. See:LAND USES Title................................... 917.01 AIR CURTAIN INCINERATOR REGULA- Use limitations......................... 917.04 TIONS. See: OPEN BURNING/AIR Zoning district requirements.See:ZONING CURTAIN INCINERATOR REGULA- DISTRICTS TIONS ADDRESSING SYSTEM AIR-BLOW CLEANING EQUIPMENT Road addressing system ................ 951.01 et seq. Specific noise and vibration restrictions, See: ROADS, STREETS AND in general......................... 974.04 HIGHWAYS See: NOISE AND VIBRATION r ADMINISTRATIVE MECHANISMS CONTROL 1 Amendments to the land development AIRPORTS AND AIRSTRIPS regulations text and official zoning Specific land use requirements for atlas.............................. 902.12 transportation uses................ 971.43 Appeals from decisions of the community Generally. See:LAND USES development director or his designee 902.07 Zoning re airports ...................... 911.17 Board of adjustment,role of............. 902.08 Board of county commissioners AMPLIFIERS Role of in planning and development.. 902.04 Specific noise and vibration restrictions, Community development director in general......................... 974.04 Appeals from decisions of............. 902.07 See: NOISE AND VIBRATION Authority of......................... 902.11 CONTROL Definitions............................. 902.03 ANIMALS Land development regulations text Amendments to...................... 902.1 Agricultural uses;specific land uses for.. 971.08 Generally. See:LAND USES Planning and zoning commission Animal boarding places;kennels Role of in planning and development.. 902.05 Specific land uses for................. 971.08 Purpose,intent..................... .... 902.02 Generally. See:LAND USES Reasonable accommodation procedures .. 902.06 Coastal management, sea turtle protec- Technical review committee............. 902.10tion............................... 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 See: NOISE AND VIBRATION Review of uses requiring an administra- CONTROL tive permit........................ 971.04 Generally. See: LAND USES AQUACULTURE Specific land uses,purpose re uses requir- Aquaculture, water dependent, water- ing administrative permits._....... 971.02,971.04 related uses....................... 932.11 Generally. See:LAND USES See: COASTAL MANAGEMENT Supp. No. 155 IX2/1 INDIAN RIVER COUNTY CODE Section Section AQUIFER PROTECTION.See:WELLFIELD BUILDINGS(Cont'd.) AND AQUIFER PROTECTION Title ................................ 955.01 ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESOURCE PROTEC- Single-family development. See also that subject TION Historic and archaeological resource protec- Determining if parcel can be built upon 912.06 tion............................... 933.01 et seq. Locating buildings and structures on See:HISTORIC AND ARCHAEOLOGI- property........................ 912.07 CAL RESOURCE PROTECTION Property"buildability" ............... 912.06 AUCTION FACILITIES BURNING. See: OPEN BURNING/AIR Specific land use requirements for sales; CURTAIN INCINERATOR REGULA- general merchandise............. .. 971.42 TIONS Generally. See:LAND USES C B CHILD CARE FACILITIES BEACHES Specific land use requirements .......... 971.28 Coastal management ................... 932.01 Generally. See:LAND USES See:COASTAL MANAGEMENT CHURCHES BICYCLES Specific land use requirements for places Off-street parking standards for bicycles. 954.06 of worship......................... 971.28 Generally. See: OFF-STREET PARK- Generally. See:LAND USES ING Specific noise and vibration restrictions, BLUE CYPRESS IMPROVEMENT in general......................... 974.04 DISTRICT. See: ZONING DISTRICTS See: NOISE AND VIBRATION CONTROL BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Role of................................. 902.08 COASTAL MANAGEMENT BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Anchoring limitation areas.............. 932.12 Applicability ........................... 932.04 Role of in planning and development _... 902.04 Aquaculture, water dependent, water- BOAT SALES related uses....................... 932.11 Marine related commercial activity,specific Authority .............................. 932.04 land use requirements............. 971.35 Definitions............................. 932.03 Generally. See:LAND USES Dune and shoreline protection........... 932.06 Estuarine water quality protection ...... 932.05 BOATSLIPS Marina and multi-slip facilities.......... 932.08 Coastal management; piers, docks and Piers,docks and boatslips............... 932.07 boatslips.......................... 932.07 Purpose................................ 932.02 See: COASTAL MANAGEMENT Sea turtle protection.................... 932.09 BUILDING PERMITS Title................................... 932.01 Building permits required for signs...... 956.08 COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS Signs generally. See: SIGN REGULA- TIONS Commercial districts.................... 911.10 Generally. See: ZONING DISTRICTS Single-family development;building permit review,approval,inspection........ 912.10 COMMERCIAL RECREATIONAL VEHICLE BUILDINGS PARK DISTRICT. See: ZONING Building numbers DISTRICTS Road addressing system,assignment of COMMERCIAL VEHICLES building numbers ............... 951.01 et seq. Parking of commercial vehicles in See: ROADS, STREETS AND residential areas 911.15 HIGHWAYS Zoning districts,generally.See:ZONING Moving of structures DISTRICTS Applicability......................... 955.03 Definitions .......................... 955.04 COMMUNICATION USES Intent............................... 955.02 Transportation and communication uses Purpose ............................. 955.02 for zoning districts. See: ZONING Requirements........................ 955.05 DISTRICTS Supp. No. 155 DU/2 INDEX 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. WETLANDS See: WETLANDS AND DEEPWATER USES HABITAT PROTECTION Zoning district requirements.See:ZONING 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 rectional institutions 971.14 .............. Assignability and transferability ........ 910.15 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 Supp. No. 155 IX2/3 INDIAN RIVER COUNTY CODE Section Section DEVELOPMENT E Economic development ad valorem tax exemption.......... ..... 1100.01 et seq. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AD VALOREM TAX EXEMPTION See:ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AD VALOREM TAX EXEMPTION Applicability ........................... 1100.12 Consideration of application..... Single-family development.............. 912.01 et seq. ........ 1100. See: SINGLE-FAMILY DEVELOP- Continuing performance ................ 1100.10 MENT Definitions of terms .................... 1100.04 04 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 exemption granted to PCP Tactical, LLC("business") .................. 1100.15 Purpose and intent ..................... 916.03 Enactment authority......... ....... 1100.02 Review fees ............................ 916.06 Review procedures............... ...... 916.05 ExemptionAgreement.........._................ 1100.09 Title............................ ...... 916.01 Application for...................,... 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 Findings of fact......................... 1100.03 projects......................... 930.07 Granted to Ineos New Planet Bioenergy, DIMENSIONAL REQUIREMENTS LLC("business") .................. 1100.14 Short title........ Size and dimensional requirements for ...................... 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 Specific land use requirements for sales; amusement,enclosed,unenclosed... 971.10,971.11 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 Supp. No. 155 M/4 INDEX Section Section 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 Upland habitat protection............... 929.01 et seq. Other fire apparatus access require- ments.......................... 952.17 See: UPLAND HABITAT PROTEC- TIONOpen burning/air curtain incinerator Wetlands and deepwater habitat protec- regulations........................ 925.01 et seq. See: OPEN BURNING/AIR CURTAIN tion............................... 928.01 et seq. See: WETLANDS AND INCINERATOR REGULATIONS TER HABITAT PROTECTIONTION 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 Supp. No. 155 IX2/5 INDIAN RIVER COUNTY CODE Section Section 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 CONTROL KENNELS 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 for specific 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 Supp. No. 155 M/6 INDEX Section Section 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.......................... q. ..... 928.01 et se 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 MODEL HOMES Native plants........................... App A Nonvehicular area landscaping standards 926.10 Specific uses,standards and requirements 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 Specific noise and vibration restrictions, unserviceable vehicles ............. 973.03 Generally. See:NUISANCES,PUBLIC in general......................... 974.04 Specific noise and vibration restrictions; See: NOISE AND VIBRATION mufflers........................... 974.04 CONTROL See: NOISE AND VIBRATION CONTROL LOADING Vehicular sales,service and storage,specific Loading and unloading vehicles 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 Supp. No. 155 IX2/7 INDLAN RIVER COUNTY CODE Section Section 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 building numbers.................. 951.01 et seq. Generally. See:ZONING DISTRICTS See: ROADS, STREETS 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 See: UPLAND HABITAT PROTEC- Applicability ........................... 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.......... TOR REGULATIONS ............... 974.04 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 ............................ Purpose,intent......................... 904.02 Open burning prohibited........... . 925.04 Reconstruction of....................... 904.07 Permits Repair or alteration of.................. 904.06 Short title......................... 904.01 Air curtain incinerator permit require- Single-family development; nonconformi- ments.......................... 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 Supp. No. 155 M/8 INDEX Section Section OPEN SPACE STANDARDS PLANNED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICTS Planned development (RD.) 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- tal requirements................... 915.23 RECREATION 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 PEDDLERS, CANVASSERS AND SOLICI- Planned development allowable waivers TORS and development parameters....... 915.15 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 Residential use standards............... 915.13 PERMITS Review and approval process require- Excavation and mining permits ......... 934.07 et seq. 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. See: STORMWATER MANAGEMENT Regulations for temporary signs A....... 956.15 AND FLOOD PROTECTION Generally. See:SIGN REGULATIONS Tree protection and land clearing PONDS Permit requirements................. 927.07 Single-family development; excavation, mining,and ponds................. 912.16 PIERS 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 Supp. No. 155 IX2/9 INDIAN RIVER COUNTY CODE Section Section 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 REAL ESTATE OFFICES S 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- standards for development......... 915.01 et seq. ments for temporary uses........ 972.08 Recreation standards................. 915.19 Generally. See:TEMPORARY USES 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 RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT CENTERS Generally. See:LAND USES Specific land use requirements.......... 971.28 SCENIC ROADS Generally. See:LAND USES Historic and archaeological resource protec- RESOURCE PROTECTION tion............................... 933.01 et seq. See:HISTORIC AND ARCHAEOLOGI- Historic and archaeological resource protec- tion............................... 933.01 et seq. See:HISTORIC AND ARCHAEOLOGI- SCHOOLS CAL RESOURCE PROTECTION Determinations ofconcurren c3;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 Supp. No. 155 IX2/10 INDEX Section Section 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- Concurrency ........................... 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 .................................. 912.09 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 Supp. No. 155 IX2/11 INDIAN RIVER COUNTY CODE Section Section SITE PLAN REVIEW AND APPROVAL STORMWATER MANAGEMENT AND PROCEDURES(Cont'd.) FLOOD PROTECTION(Cont'd.) Transfer of site plan approval........... 914.09 Permits Issuance of permits SKATEBOARD RAMPS Application procedures............. 930.10 Specific noise and vibration restrictions, Required information to be submit- in general......................... 974.04 ted by Type B and C permit See: NOISE AND VIBRATION applicants after ........ CONTROL 930.09 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 of concarrency,components 910.09,910.10 Rules of construction;applicability ...... 930.03 SOUND LEVELS Short title.............................. 930.01 Specific noise and vibration restrictions, Single-family development. See also that subject in general......................... 974.04 Stormwater management and flood See: NOISE AND VIBRATION protection ...................... 912.08 CONTROL 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 Parking or storage of vehicles in residential Authorityp g ......... ... 913.0 . 2 districts........................... 911.15 Compliance required;exceptions......... 913.06 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 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 Definitions............................. 930.04 Variances .............................. 913.11 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 Supp. No. 155 IX2/12 INDEX f Section Section 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 burninglair curtain incinerator ' "..................... ... Bikeway system..................... ... 952.15 regulations referenced........... 927.14 Penalties and enforcement............ 927.17 County thoroughfare plan Compliance with..................... 952.05 Permits available; criteria governing Definitions............................. 952.04 issuance......................., 927.07 Intent...................... ... 952.02 Purpose and intent................... 927.03 01 Other fire apparatus access requirements 952.17 Short title .native vegetation ......protection ... 927.10 Paved road requirements................ 952.09 Upland native vegetation protection... 927.10 Pedestrian circulation................... 952.09 Variances and administrative appeals. 927.15 Purpose........ Tree protection as justification for 952.02 Right-of-way requirements.............. 952.08 variance relief from other land Road im rovement desi .... 952.10 development regulations...... 927.16 p gn........... Upland habitat protection. See also that Roadway level of service standards ...... 952.06 Street names and numbering systems ... 952.16 subject Tree protection criteria............... 929.11 Title................ Traffic impact study.................... 952.07 TURTLES Traffic-control devices .................. 952.11 Coastal management, sea turtle protec- Vehicular circulation............... .... 952.13 tion............................... 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 of concurrency,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 Supp. No. 155 IX2/13 INDIAN RIVER COUNTY CODE Section Section 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- TION CONTROL flora.............................. 929.09 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 929.04 See: COASTAL MANAGEMENT c p y.............. Wellfield and aquifer protection. See also Tree protection criteria ................. 929.11 that subject Upland native plant community conserva-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. 928.01 et seq.tion.............................. See: WETLANDS AND DEEPWATER See: WETLANDS AND DEEPWATER HABITAT PROTECTION 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 ZONING DISTRICTS Exemptions ............................ 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 Landscape and buffer regulations ....... 926.01 et seq. Protection of future sites ............. 931.06 Short title.....future...es ............. 931.0 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 Supp. No. 155 IX2/14 INDEX Section Section 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 Definitions............................. 911.02 ZONING ATLAS Airport zoning;definitions re ......... 911.17(3) Amendments to the land development 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) Supp. No. 155 IX2/15 INDIAN RIVER COUNTY CODE Section Section 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............................ 911.21(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) Size and dimension criteria........... 911.08(7) Community service uses.............. 911.07(4) .......... 911.08(4) Establishment..........._........___ 911.07(2) Uses ..................... .......,. 911.07(4) 911.08(4)Utility uses......... Institutional uses.................... and intent................... 911.07(1) North Barrier Island Corridor special development regulations........... 911.20 Recreational uses .................... 911.07(4)Boundaries .......................... 911.20(2) Relationship with land use map....... 911.07(3) Residential uses ..................... 911.07(4) Purpose and intent................ 91120(1) Size and dimension criteria........... 911.07(7) Specific development regulations within Uses ................................ 911.07(4) the North Barrier Island Corridor 911.20(3) Utility uses.......................... 911.07(4) Other corridors special development regula tions Special districts ........................ 911.13 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..................... 911.22(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.......................... 911.21(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) Supp. No_ 155 IX2/16