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A RESOLUTION BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS OF ST. LUCIE COUNTY, FLORIDA
ACCEPTING THE GOALS, OBJECTIVES AND POLICIES
FOR THE PORT OF FORT PIERCE MASTER PLAN
WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners of St. Lucie County, Florida, based on the
testimony and evidence, including but not limited to the staff report, has made the following
determinations:
Florida Statues, Section 163.3178 (2)(k), requires all recognized deepwater ports in
the State of Florida prepare a master plan to be submitted to the appropriate local
government for inclusion within that governments locally adopted comprehensive plan.
Since the Port Planning Area covered by this Master Plan includes property within the
incorporated and unincorporated area of the County, the appropriate local government
is St. Lucie County.
The Port of Fort Pierce Master Plan is consistent with the comprehensive plan of St.
Lucie County.
3. It is in the public interest to approve the Port of Fort Pierce Master Plan.
The County has held several public meetings and public hearings involving the public
and the port area property owners, the purpose of which was to review the master
plan.
On March 12, 2002, this Board held a public hearing on the proposed master plan for
the Port of Ft. Pierce after publishing a notice of such hearing in the Port St. Lucie
News and the Tribune,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of St. Lucie
County, Florida That:
PART A.
THE GOALS, OBJECTIVES AND POLICIES FOR THE PORT OF FORT
PIERCE MASTER PLAN ARE ACCEPTED TO READ AS FOLLOWS:
See attached Exhibit I
AFTER MOTION AND SECOND, the vote on this Resolution was as follows:
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Chairman Doug Coward
Vice-Chairman Cliff Barnes
Commissioner John Bruhn
Commissioner Frannie Hutchinson
Commissioner Paula A. Lewis
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PASSED AND DULY ADOPTED this 12th day of March 2002.
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EXHIBIT 1
Goals, Objectives, and Policies
for Port of Ft. Pierce
March 12, 2002 Resolution 02--033
Final Page 3
A revised vision for the Port of Fort Pierce was established in 1996 through a
non-binding public referendum and charrette process, which shifted the
intended general uses from exclusively cargo as per the 1989 Port Master Plan
to a mix of recreational, commercial, and industrial uses. Since that time and
through additional public workshops, this vision has been further refined to
focus the industrial component of the mixed use art on marine industries,
specifically the megayacht industry, and for such uses to serve as the anchor
tenant at the Port of Fort Pierce. The Port Master Plan more clearly defines
this community vision, strengthens local control over the process, and provides
flexibili~ to ensure intergovernmental coordination and the desired mix of
uses. References to the "Port of Ft. Pierce" in the Goals, Objectives, and
Policies shall be liberally interpreted to mean the appropriate local government
entity charged with the responsibility for enforcing or completing the specific
objective or policy statement.
Goals, Objectives, and Policies
for Port of Ft. Pierce
Goal 1 Responsibility for the Port
The overall responsibility for the management of the Port of Ft. Pierce is vested
by law with the St. Lucia County Commission and should be managed in the public
interest of all the citizens of St. Lucia County.
Objective 1. !
St. Lucia County, working with the City of Ft. Pierce, interested agencies and private
property owners and consistent with the port enabling laws and the constitutional and
statutory protections for the rights of existing private property owners, should
ensure that the public interest and quality of life is protected when exercising public
control of port property.
Policy 1.1. !
St. Lucia County shell explore and consider oil options for the management and
operations of the Port of Fort Pierce in cooperation with the municipalities and local
officials. These discussions shall take place prior to December 2004 through
either a task force or joint workshop of the elected officials.
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Policy 1.1.7
,St. Lucie County shall maintain the necessary oversight of the Port of Fort Pierce
to ensure compliance with applicable state law governing deepwoter ports and to
guarantee the financial feasibility of any publicly funded infrastructure within the
port.
Policy 1.1.3
The Port of Ft. Pierce shall determine whether to initiate actions necessary to
acquire public ownership of those areas in the port determined to be in the public
interest.
Policy 1.1.4
St. Lucia County shall coordinate with the City of Fort Pierce, other affected local
governments, the Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council and the Florida Seaport
Transportation and Economic Development Council (F5TED).
Policy 1.1.5
St. Lucia County, operating through its existing and future legal authorities, shall
initiate discussions with the City of Fort Pierce, with other public agencies, and
with the private business sector to create the legal agreements, memoranda of
understanding, and joint planning agreements necessary to implement the goals,
objectives, and policies of the Master Plan for the Port of Ft. Pierce.
Objective 1.2
The Port of Ft. Pierce shall establish a general Port Planning Area boundary and a
Port Operations Area boundary to provide elected officials, prospective investors,
port facility developers, and the public a clear understanding of the physical location
of the activities that could be accommodated in the Port of Ft. Pierce The Port
Planning Area and Port Operations Area are identified in Figure A.
Policy 1.2.1
The Port of Ft. Pierce shall support development of commercial marine uses, such as
megayacht construction and maintenance, marine research facilities, or expansion
of tourist/recreational uses, depending on market conditions.
Port of Ft. Pierce
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Policy 1.2.2
The Port of Ft. Pierce shall support development of tourist, commercial and
recreational use primarily in the northern third ot: the undeveloped port property.
Policy 1.2.3
The Port of Ft Pierce shall continue
described in Policy 2.1.2.
to support limited cargo operations as
Policy 1.2.4
Activities within the remaining Port Planning Area shall comply with the applicable
State end County laws and the applicable plans and regulations of the City of Ft.
Pierce or St. Lucia County.
Goal 2
Port Activities
The quality of life for St. Lucia County residents will be strengthened and
maintained by enhancing the economic viability, attractiveness, environmental
quality, and social benefits associated with activities at the Port of Ft.
Pierce.
Objective 2.1
The Port of Ft. Pierce should strengthen the economic development activities in the
Port Operations Area by working with federal, state and local government, the
private sector, and other interested parties to formulate an economic development
plan by 2004 that will foster new jobs that exceed the County's average annual wage
and enhance the community's prosperity.
Policy 2.1.1
The-Part of Ft. Pierce shall encourage the development, renovation and
improvement of port facilities to maximize current potential, including
rehabilitation and modernization of existing buildings consistent with the City of
Ft. Pierce downtown redevelopment.
Policy 2.1.2
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The Port of Ft. Pierce will continue as a deepwater port that will accommodate
limited cargo operations. Gentrification of cargo areas shall be emphasized and
flexibility shall be retained in the Berth ! area to allow either limited cargo
operations or marine industries. All such uses shall be consistent with the general
mix of uses described herein and compatible with adjacent land uses and natural
resources.
Policy ?. Z. 3
Future public infrastructure improvements in the Port Planning Area will be made
consistent with the Port Master Plan.
Policy 2. !.4
St. Lucia County, working with federal, state and local governments, the private
sector, and other interested parties may provide incentives for jobs that exceed
the County's average annual wage.
Policy 2.1.§
The Port of Ft. Pierce, working with federal, state and local governments, the
private sector, and other interested parties, will encourage port industries to
develop job training programs and use the local workforce to the fullest extent
possible.
Objective 2.2
The Port of Ft. Pierce in cooperation with the City of Ft. Pierce and other
governmental bodies, shall assist in the development of high quality design standards
to ensure that port facilities in the Port Operations Area are compatible with the use
of the surrounding area in the City of Ft. Pierce as downtown waterfront
development.
Policy 2.2.1
The Port of Ft. Pierce, in cooperation with other governmental bodies, the private
sector, and other interested parties, should develop, and maintain aesthetically
pleasing public port facilities and landscaping to encourage new and expanded
business development.
Policy 2.2.2
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The Port of Ft. Pierce, in cooperation with other governmental bodies, should
ensure that port facilities are aesthetically compatible with newly renovated
downtown Ft. Pierce and other adjacent neighborhood areas and in compliance with
the City of Ft. Pierce regulations.
Policy 2.2.3
Existing activities within the Port of Ft. Pierce Operations Area that are
determined to be inconsistent with future uses of the port should be identified and
removed through the negotiated purchase of property or business, code
enforcement activities, private/public partnerships, grants, other mechanisms by
the appropriate unit of government, or eminent domain.
Objective 2.3
The Port of Ft. Pierce, working with federal, state and local governments the private
sector, and other interested pm-ties shall maintain, increase, and promote marine
industry and related scientific and commercial activities at the Port of Ft. Pierce so
there is no net loss of marine industry.
Policy 2.3.1
The Port of Ft. Pierce, working with federal, state and local governmental bodies,
the private sector, and other interested parties shall accommodate water-related
marine activities such as megayachts, restaurants, hotels, tall sailing vessels, boat
service and repair yards, marina facilities, and related service activities within the
Port Planning Area for the benefit of residents and visitors to the community.
Policy 2.3.2
The Port of Ft. Pierce, working with federal, state and local governmental bodies,
the private sector, and other interested parties shall accommodate water-related
marine activities such as megayachts, marine research vessels, tall sailing vessels,
restaurants, hotels, and related service activities within the Port Planning Area for
the benefit of the residents and visitors to the community.
Policy 2.3.3
The Port of Ft. Pierce, in cooperation with federal, state and local governmental
bodies, the private sector, and other interested parties, shall protect, maintain,
and promote marine industry activity from encroachment or displacement by
incompatible land uses.
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Policy 2.3.4
The Port of Ft. Pierce, working with federal, state and local governmental bodies,
the private sector and other interested parties, and other interested parties, shall
encourage the location of additional marine science facilities in the Port Planning
Area that are compatible with the Smithsonian and the Harbor Branch
Oceanographic Institution.
Policy 2.3.5
The Port of Fort Pierce, working with other governmental bodies, the private
sector and other interested parties, shall encourage the location and development
of a megayacht facility that serves as the anchor tenant in the Port Operations
Area.
Objective 2.4
The Port of Ft. Pierce shall allow and support expansion
recreational and ecotourism uses in the Port Planning Area.
of water-dependent
Policy 2.4.1
The Port of Ft. Pierce, working with federal, state and local governmental bodies,
the private sector, and other interested parties, shall encourage recreational uses
within the Port Planning Area.
Policy 2.4.2
The Port of Ft. Pierce working with federal, state and local governmental bodies
the private sector, and other interested parties shall maintain a public education
and information program for the commercial and recreational boating activities on
and adjacent to the Port Planning Area to alert and advise those users of the
environmentally sensitive resources in the area.
Objective 2.5
The Port of Ft. Pierce, in compliance with federal, state, and local laws, shall work
with appropriate public safety entities to revise the port security management plan
for the Port Operations Area by December 2003.
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Policy 2.5.
The Port of Ft. Pierce shall use its best efforts to ensure that port security will
protect port users and citizens from crime or terrorism concerns and prevent any
increase in criminal activity or enterprises.
Policy 2.5.2
The Port of Ft. Pierce, working with federal, state and local governmental bodies,
the private sector, and other interested parties shall develop a public education
program for the port security management plan to ensure that the owners, users,
other responsible parties, end members of the public understand port security.
~oal 3
Environmental Protection
The Tndian River Lagoon is recognized as the most biodiverse estuary in North
America and as an important component of the local economic base and the
overall quality of life in the community. As such, the integrity of the ]:ndian
River Lagoon shall be protected by correcting any detrimental effects caused
by current operations and ensuring long-term development and improvement
activities are consistent with all local, state and federal environmental laws
and regulations.
Objective 3.1
The Port of Ft. Pierce, working with federal, state and local governmental bodies,
the private sector, and other interested parties, shall ensure the protection and
restoration of the Zndian River Lagoon and avoid future degradation of the Lagoon's
ecological health due to port activities.
Policy '3.1.1
The Port of Fort Pierce, working with federal, state and local governmental bodies,
the private sector, and other interested parties, will regulate- discharges coming
from port activities into the ];ndian River Lagoon to prevent air and water pollution
in violation of any adopted federal, state, or local laws or regulations. Existing port
businesses should be retrofitted to reduce pollution in the ];ndian River Lagoon.
Policy 3.1.2
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The Port of Ft. Pierce, working through the Comprehensive Plans and Land
Development Regulations of the appropriate local general purpose government, shall
address excessive freshwater inflows originating from the Port Planning Area to
minimize their impacts on estuorine salinity, consistent with guidelines being
developed by the U.5. Army Carp of Engineers and the 5outh Florida Water
Management District in the Indian River Lagoon - South Feasibility Study Draft
(2ooz).
Policy 3.1.3
The Port of Ft. Pierce, working with other governmental bodies, private interests,
and other interested parties, shall limit inputs of suspended materials, nutrient
inflows, and toxic substances from the Port Planning Area into the Tndian River
Lagoon to state and federal approved limits.
Policy 3.1.4
The Port of Ft. Pierce shall work with other governmental bodies, private interests,
and other interested parties, to enforce existing laws and prevent exotic invasive
species from entering the ]~ndian River Lagoon via ship's ballast and bilge water,
cargo or any other method.
Policy 3.1.5
The Port of Ft. Pierce will develop o port area maintenance program to ensure
environmental compliance by the port and for any activities occurring within the
Port Planning Area.
Objective 3.2
The Port of Ft. Pierce will work with other governmental bodies, private sector, and
other interested parties to prevent detrimental effects on the Indian River Lagoon
caused by port activities by supporting estuarine diversity and the protection,
maintenance, and enhancement of the population of endangered and threatened
species.
Policy 3.2.1
The Port of Ft. Pierce shall work with other governmental bodies, private interests,
and other interested parties, to preserve and restore seagrass beds and mitigate
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any permitted losses to existing seograss beds caused by port activities to the
maximum extent possible.
Policy 3.2.2
The Port of Ft. Pierce, working with other governmental bodies, private interests,
and other interested parties, shall protect endangered and threatened mammals,
fish, reptiles, amphibians, and invertebrates from port activities in the Indian River
Lagoon.
Policy 3.2.3
The Port of Ft. Pierce, working with other governmental bodies, private interests,
and other interested parties, shall take appropriate actions to protect nnd conserve
fin and shellfish resources in the Indian River Lagoon from damage due to port
activities.
Objective 3.3
The Po~t of Ft. Pierce, working with other governmental bodies, private interests,
and other interested par~ies, shall protect and maintain the existing natural coastal
areas and resources within the Port Planning Area.
Policy 3.3.1
The Port of Ft. Pierce, working with the Comprehensive Plan and Land Development
Regulations of the appropriate local general purpose government , shall address
maintenance and reduction of existing air quality emissions from port activities to
ensure that new emissions from the port meet applicable air quality standards.
Policy 3.3.2
The Port of Ft. Pierce, working with other governmental bodies, private interests,
and other interested parties, shall create a scientific advisory committee,
composed of researchers nnd managers from the Smithsonion Institute, Harbor
Branch Ocennogrophic Institutions, and other regional marine research institutions,
to provide scientific advice on port operations and activities (commercial, industrial
and recreational) that may impact the Indian River Lagoon.
Policy 3.3.3
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The Port of Ft. Pierce, working with other governmental bodies, private interests,
and other interested parties, will develop a list of best management practices for
environmental protection which have been used successfully by other ports to
ensure efficient and effective management of port operation activities while
providing environmental protection.
Policy 3.3.4
The Port of Ft. Pierce, working with other governmental bodies the private sector,
and other interested parties, should encourage the use of an absorbing type system
of bulkheading where possible to protect the natural coastline in the port and
surrounding area.
Objective 3.4
Tn keeping with the St. Lucia County Manatee Protection Plan (MPP), the Port of Ft.
Pierce will work with other governmental agencies and private interests, to improve
protection of the manatees and enforcement of existing related laws within the Port
Planning Area.
Policy 3.4.1
The Port of Ft. Pierce, working with other governmental bodies, private interests,
and other interested parties, will adjust future and proposed dock design and
construction to be consistent with manatee protection measures.
Policy 3.4.2
The Port of Ft, Pierce, working with other governmental bodies, private interests,
and other interested parties, will conduct maintenance dredging in the Port Planning
Area in o manner that is consistent with manatee protection measures.
Policy 3.4.3
The Port of Ft. Pierce, working with other governmental bodies, private interests,
and other interested parties, will conduct activities involving expansion of ship
berths and maintenance of channels in a manner that is consistent with manatee
protection measures in the Port Planning Area.
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Policy 3.4.4
The Port of Ft. Pierce, working with other governmental bodies, private interests,
and other interested parties, will conduct activities involving explosives in a manner
that is consistent with manatee protection measures in the Port Planning Area.
Policy 3.4.§
The Port of Ft. Pierce, working with other governmental bodies, private interests,
and other interested parties, will conduct activities involving sediment removal and
disposal in a manner that is consistent with manatee protection measures in the
Port Planning Area.
Policy 3.4.6
The Port of Ft. Pierce, working with other governmental bodies, private interests,
and other interested parties, will protect and/or mitigate seagrass beds and
submerged aquatic vegetation that serve as manatee habitat in the Port Planning
Area.
Policy 3.4.7
The Port of Ft. Pierce, working with other governmental bodies, private interests,
and other interested parties, will help to develop guidelines and establish an
education program for crew procedures regarding observing and avoiding manatees
when arriving and departing from docks in the Port Planning Area.
Goal 4 Public Access
The Port of Ft. Pierce, working with other governmental bodies, private
interests, and other interested parties, shall enhance public access to the
Port Planning Area.
Objective 4.1
The Port of Ft. Pierce, working with other governmental bodies, private interests and
other interested parties, shall develop an integrated open space system to provide
public access between those portions in the Port Planning Area that are open to the
public and the surrounding community.
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Policy 4.1.1
The Port of Ft. Pierce, working with other governmental bodies, private interests,
and other interested parties shall facilitate public access to short-term parking.
Policy 4.1.2
The Port of Ft. Pierce shall encourage unobstructed public access to designated
public fishing areas.
Policy 4.1.3
The Port of Ft. Pierce shall cooperate with and support efforts of other interested
governmental bodies in providing access to unobstructed scenic views of the Indian
River Lagoon..
Policy 4.1.4
The Port of Ft. Pierce shall encourage the City, County, and State to improve and
maintain on orderly network of streets and entrances to access port facilities.
Policy 4.1. §
The Port of Ft. Pierce shall develop on integrated open space system along the
waterfront of the Port Operations Area, with the exception of areas where such
access would pose o safety or security concern or where it would interfere with
approved port activities.
Policy 4.1.6
The Port of Ft. Pierce shall encourage multi-use marine recreational activities,
walkways, and multi use paths within the open space system in the Port Planning
Area and provide linkages with the network in Fort Pierce.
Goal 5
Emergency Management
The public will be protected in various emergency situations through
cooperation between the Port of Ft. Pierce with other governmental bodies to
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achieve maximum levels of safety and to restrict commerce of hazardous
materials in the Port of Ft. Pierce.
Objective 5.1_
The Port of Ft. Pierce, working with regional and state emergency management
agencies, private interests and other interested parties, shall identify new and
existing procedures to ensure public safety in the event of a hurricane or other
natural disaster.
Policy 5.1. !
The Port of Ft. Pierce shall comply with the comprehensive emergency management
plans of appropriate local general purpose government to ensure safe evacuation of
the port during times of hurricane or other disasters.
Objective §.Z
The Port of Ft. Pierce, working with other governmental bodies, shall comply and
cooperate to ensure that adequate procedures are in place to respond to a hazardous
material spill.
Policy .5. Z. !
The Port of Ft. Pierce shall comply with the processes of federal, state, and local
governments for safe and expedient cleanup of hazardous spills.
Policy .5. Z. :>
The Port of Ft. Pierce shall cooperate with governmental bodies to provide
complete and timely information to the public in the event of a hazardous materials
accident.
Goal 6
Landside iZnfrastructure
Landside and waterside infrastructure serving the Port of Ft. Pierce should
meet the port's future requirements in a manner consistent with the abilities
of the appropriate agencies to provide the services needed to support
approved port activities.
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Objective 6. :1
The Port of Ft. Pierce shell work with other governmental agencies
linkages between the port facilities and intermodal transportation routes.
to improve
Policy 6. :1. :1
The Port of Ft. Pierce, working with other governmental bodies, private interests
and other interested parties, should limit increased traffic congestion in the Port
Planning Area and on roadways adjacent to the Port Planning Area consistent with
the adopted levels of service in the Comprehensive Plan of the appropriate local
general purpose government.
Policy 6.:1.2
The Port of Ft. Pierce should enhance and expand activities that tie the port to the
St. Lucia County Airport and coordinate with the Florida Department of Community
Affairs (DCA), the Governor's Office of Tourism, Trade, and Economic Development
(OTTEb), Florida Deportment of Transportation (FDOT) and the Florida East Coast
(FEC) Railroad, Tri-rail and other possible rail service, in order to encourage
multimodal development, maximize intermodal transportation connections, and
facilitate the continued economic growth, development, and vitality of St. Lucia
County. Beginning in 2003 and continuing annually thereafter, Port of Ft. Pierce
shall prepare o State of the Ports Report to demonstrate to the public how
activities of both facilities ore furthering the quality of life of St. Lucia County
residents.
Policy 6.1.3
The Port of Ft. Pierce, working with other governmental bodies, should facilitate
expansion of public transit to and from the Port Planning Area.
Goal 7
Navigation Channels
Navigation channels serving the port's maritime and recreational activities shall
meet existing and limited future needs as outlined in this plan.
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Objective 7. !
The Port of Ft. Pierce shall maintain a maximum channel depth at 28 feet with its
current width as identified on the Army Corps of Engineers' Project Condition Survey
dated August :>OOZ (attached as Exhibit A).
Policy 7.1.1
The Port of Ft. Pierce shall coordinate with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and
the Florida Inland Navigation District to provide for the maintenance of the
navigation channels, including location of spoil disposal sites.
Policy 7.1.2
The Port of Ft. Pierce shall coordinate with the U.S. Coast Guard in the placement
and maintenance of the navigational aids within the port area.
Objective 7.2
The Port of Ft. Pierce shall seek to improve the condition of Taylor Creek from the
S-50 Spillway to the Tntercoastal Waterway through maintenance dredging and water
quality improvement projects.
Policy 7.2. !
The Port of Ft. Pierce shall request that St. Lucia County include as part of its
Capital Improvements Programs funding for the restoration and improvement of
the Taylor Creek through maintenance dredging and water quality improvement
projects to supplement funds received from other agencies.
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