HomeMy WebLinkAboutLETTER OF APPROVALNettles Island Inc.. A Condominium
June 4, 2018
Katherine Kapple #1250
1250 Nettles Blvd
Jensen Beach, FL 34957
HaKapple@gtt.net
RE: Lot 1250 Boat Dock Plans
98oi South Ocean Drive, Jensen Beach, FL 34957
(772) 229-2930
Fax: (772) 229-9901
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The attached boat dock plans are acceptable for construction on the water within the rear
property pins of the subject property.
However, the Association wishes to notify you that we will be performing concrete cap repairs to
approximately 8' of cap at the location of your dock within the next six months. Should you
install the stringers and deck boards in accordance with your plans, there is a strong likelihood a
portion of the structure will need to be removed to facilitate the seawall repair.
Should you proceed with the repairs at this time, please review and adhere to all water front
property usage rules and regulations attached. Please present copies ofpermits to condo office
prior to construction. Any further modifications must be submitted to condo office for approval.
Resespectfully, f
Janice McLain or Beverly Peterson
Architectural Chairperson
CC: Laura Jones, LCAM, File
Please be advised that Architectural Committee assumes no responsibility for the sh uctziral
adequacy, capacity or safety features of the proposed construction, alteration or addition, or for
Performance, workmanship or quality of work of any contractor or of the completed alteration or
description and shall not be relied upon as an approval or warranty regarding engineering and
structural design, building or zoning code compliance,
feasibility or marketability for any
purpose, or compliance with applicable building ordinances, standards, or regulations. By
approving the plans and spec f cations, neither the Architectural Committee or the members
thereof, the Association, the Board its employees and representatives assumes any liability or
responsibility therefore, or for any defect in any structure constructed therefrom, and said
persons further specifically exchile from such approval. any implied warrant
anypurpose. y
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X. WATERFRONT PROPERTY USAGE
10.1 In order to perform regular containment wall and cap inspections to evaluate and
perform necessary maintenance, repairs, or replacement, the following must be adhered
to: (4/24/13)
a. Nothing may be affixed, attached, over, or bear weight, in any way, on
the seawall and cap, except conduits for water and electric may extend
over the seawall to a Unit Owner's dock or boat lift and must not be
affixed to the seawall or cap. (4/24/13)
b. Unit Owner's will be responsible for all costs associated with partial or
full removal of Unit Owner's dock or boat lift structure, including
conduits for water and electric, to facilitate seawall and cap
maintenance, repairs and replacements. Except for emergency repairs,
the Association will provide ample written notice of projected dates for
repairs to each Unit Owner affected by seawall and cap repairs or
replacements. In the event unit owner fails to remove owner's structure
to facilitate seawall and cap repairs or replacement in a timely manner,
all costs incurred to remove and dispose of structure will be billed to the
unit owner. (4/24/13)
c. At the time of seawall and/or cap repair or replacement, all non-
conforming structures, or equipment will be removed and will not be
permitted to be replaced (i.e. davits, ladders, etc). Davits must be placed
on pilings, waterside, of the seawall and without any load bearing on
seawall. Ladders removed from seawall must be placed on owners dock
if space is available. (1/8/14)
10.2 Drilling holes, penetrating, painting, modifying, or covering the seawalls
and caps are prohibited. (4/24/13)
10.3 Trees and shrubs are prohibited within five (5) feet of containment walls.
10.4 Concrete slabs in the five (5) foot setback are prohibited except where
previously permitted by St. Lucie County prior to a moratorium issued by -
the Board in March 2005. (See Declaration Article 3.2f)
10.5 Exterior water shall be so drained from structures that drain water flows
toward the street unless a downspout is installed to take the water over the
wall and in no way toward the back of the containment wall. (10/12/16)
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10.6 Severely deteriorated and non-functional docks and lifts, in the canals,
must be removed, repaired or replaced upon notice from the Association.
Failure to do so will result in a violation issued to the Unit Owner.
(4/24/13)
10.7 Dock structures are prohibited from spanning two (2) lots contiguously, if
built or renovated after June 1, 2013. Unit Owners dock or boat lift and all
attachments thereto must be contained within the width of the two (2) rear
property pins, unless further restricted by DEP, St. Lucie County, or other
governing agency. (4/24/13)
10.8 To eliminate any additional loading not considered in the original seawall
engineering design intent, all new residences located within ten feet of the
seawall face, shall be constructed on permanent deep foundation systems.
The owner provided Professional Engineer will also be responsible for
locating the in -situ seawall system to ensure new construction will have no
impact on the existing seawall system, particularly the tie rod and dead
man. Manufactured or mobile homes and standard driveways are exempt.
(1014/17)
XI. COMMON ELEMENTS (Section. 9 of Declaration)
11.1 There shall be no alterations or additions to Common Element, without
written consent of the Board of Directors.
11.2 No personal property may be placed or stored on Common Element.
11.3 No fishing from the roadway portion of North side Causeway Bridge or
from Bridges at Celebrity and Porpoise Irelands.
11.4 No repair or maintenance of privately owned equipment will be allowed on
Common Element.
XII. HURRICANE AND TROPICAL STORM RECONIlVIENDED
PREPARATION GUIDELINES (Hurricane season June I" to November
30')
Note.
Owners are strongly encouraged to follow the recommended Hurricane Preparedness
Guidelines below when an announcement has been made indicating a Hurricane Watch
is in effect, but not less than within 12 hours of a Hurricane Warning issued for the local
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