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Code of Laws and Ordinances Looseleaf SupplementSUPPLEMENT NO. 117 December 2024 CODE OF LAWS AND ORDINANCES County of COLLIER, FLORIDA Looseleaf Supplement This Supplement contains all ordinances deemed advisable to be included at this time through: Ordinance No. 2024-40, enacted September 24, 2024. See the Code Comparative Table for further information. Remove Old Pages Xi—XXvii Checklist of up-to-date pages SH:7 CD22:5—CD22:8 CD22:21—CD22:24 CD 146:1—CD 146:18 CCT:159 SLT:1—SLT:17 CDi:I—CDi:86 Insert New Pages X1 XXvii Checklist of up-to-date pages (following Table of Contents) SH:7 CD22:5—CD22:8 CD22:21—CD22:24 CD 146:1—CD 146:16 CCT:159 SLT:1—SLT:17 CDi: l—CDi:85 Insert and maintain this instruction sheet in front of this publication. File removed pages for reference. municode POWERED BY CIVICPLUS info@municode.com 1 800.262.2633 1 www.municode.com P.O. Box 2235 Tallahassee, FL 32316 TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Officials of the County at the Time of this Codification ........ iii Preface..................................................... v Adopting Ordinance (Reserved) Checklist of Up -to -Date Pages ............................... [1] Supplement History Table ................................... SH:1 17IM491 CODE Chapter 1. General Provisions ..................................... CD1:1 2. Administration ......................................... CD2:1 Art. I. In General .................................. CD2:11 Div. 1. Generally ............................... CD2:11 Div. 2. Administrative Code ..................... CD2:11 Div. 3. Legal Advertisements and Public Notices. CD2:12 Art. II. Board of County Commissioners ............. CD2:12 Div. 1. Generally ............................... CD2:12 Div. 2. Meetings ................................ CD2:13 Art. III. Officers and Employees .................... CD2:17 Div. 1. Generally ............................... CD2:17 Div. 2. County Administrator ................... CD2:19 Div. 3. Hearing Examiner ....................... CD2:20.1 Div. 4. County Attorney ........................ CD2:20.4 Art. IV. Employee Benefits .......................... CD2:20.7 Div. 1. Generally ............................... CD2:20.7 Div. 2. Deferred Compensation Plan ............. CD2:20.8 Art. V. Departments ................................ CD2:20.9 Div. 1. Generally ............................... CD2:20.9 Div. 2. Procurement Services Division ........... CD2:20.9 Art. VI. Finance ................................... CD2:20.35 Div. 1. In General .............................. CD2:20.35 Div. 2. Dori Slosberg Driver Education Fund..... CD2:20.36 Art. VII. Bond Issues and Financing Thereof ........ CD2:20.37 Div. 1. Generally ............................... CD2:20.37 Div. 2. Capital Projects ......................... CD2:20.37 Div. 3. Revenue Bonds for Transportation, Roads and Related Programs ................... CD2:21 Div. 4. Capital Improvement Revenue Bonds..... CD2:24 Art. VIII. Boards, Commissions, Committees and Authorities ............................... CD2:29 Div. 1. Generally ............................... CD2:29 Supp. No. 117 xi Chapter COLLIER COUNTY CODE Page Div. 2. Standards for the Creation and Review of Boards .................................. CD2:29 Div. 3. Health Facilities Authority ............... CD2:32 Div. 4. Housing Finance Authority .............. CD2:33 Div. 5. Coastal Advisory Committee ............. CD2:35 Div. 6. County Government Productivity Commit- tee ..................................... CD2:37 Div. 7. Reserved ................................ CD2:38 Div. 8. Black Affairs Advisory Board ............ CD2:38 Div. 9. Collier County Public Transit Advisory Com- mittee .................................. CD2:43 Div. 10. Tourist Development Council ........... CD2:44 Div. 11. Reserved ............................... CD2:46 Div. 12. Development Services Advisory Committee ............................. CD2:46 Div. 13. Reserved ............................... CD2:49 Div. 14. Collier County Public Art Committee .... CD2:49 Div. 15. Radio Road Beautification Advisory Committee ............................. CD2:51 Div. 16. Collier County Citizens Corps ........... CD2:53 Div. 17. Animal Services Advisory Board ........ CD2:54.1 Div. 18. Collier County Emergency Medical Author- ity ..................................... CD2:56 Div. 19. Clam Bay Advisory Committee .......... CD2:58.2 Div. 20. Planning Commission .................. CD2:58.3 Div. 21. Board of Zoning Appeals ................ CD2:58.6 Div. 22. Building Board of Adjustments and Appeals ................................ CD2:58.8 Div. 23. Environmental Advisory Council ........ CD2:58.9 Div. 24. Historic/Archaeologic Preservation Board CD2:58.12 Art. IX. Code Enforcement Citation Regulations ..... CD2:60 Div. 1. General ................................. CD2:60 Div. 2. Code Enforcement Board and Nuisance Abatement Board ........................ CD2:62 Div. 3. Special Magistrate ...................... CD2:63 Div. 4. Procedures Governing the Code Enforce- ment Board, Nuisance Abatement Board and the Special Magistrate ............... CD2:64 Div. 5. Code Enforcement Citation Regulations... CD2:72 Div. 6. Affirmative Defense ..................... CD2:75 Art. X. Collier County Ethics ....................... CD2:76 Art. XI. Bill of Rights Sanctuary County Ordinance.. CD2:83 3, 4. Reserved ............................................ CD3:1 5. Alarm Systems ......................................... CD5:1 Art. I. In General .................................. CD5:3 Art. II. False Alarms ............................... CD5:3 6. Alcoholic Beverages .................................... CD6:1 Supp. No. 117 %ii TABLE OF CONTENTS—Cont'd. Chapter Page 7-9. Reserved ........................................... CD7:1 10. Amusements and Entertainments ....................... CD10:1 Art. I. In General .................................. CD10:3 Art. II. Carnivals .................................. CD10:3 Div. 1. Generally ............................... CD10:3 Div. 2. Permit .................................. CD10:4 Art. III. Outdoor Festivals .......................... CD10:6 Div. 1. Generally ............................... CD10:6 Div. 2. License ................................. CD10:6.1 11-13. Reserved .......................................... CD11:1 14. Animals ............................................... CD14:1 Art. I. In General .................................. CD14:3 Art. II. Animal Control ............................. CD14:4 Art. III. Equine Infectious Anemia .................. CD14:33 Art. IV. Standards of Care for Animal -Related Businesses and Organizations; Breeders; and Rodeos ..................................... CD14:34 Art. V. Animal Abuser Registry ..................... CD14:41 15-17. Reserved .......................................... CD15:1 18. Aviation ............................................... CD18:1 Art. I. In General .................................. CD18:3 Art. II. County Owned, Operated or Maintained Airports .................................... CD18:3 Div. 1. Generally ............................... CD18:3 Div. 2. Airport Authority ........................ CD18:3 Div. 3. Reserved ................................ CD18:11 Div. 4. Reserved ................................ CD18:11 19-21. Reserved .......................................... CD19:1 22. Buildings and Building Regulations ..................... CD22:1 Art. I. In General .................................. CD22:5 Art. II. Florida Building Code ....................... CD22:5 Art. III. Contractors' Licensing, Zoning Investigators. CD22:13 Art. IV. Excavation ................................. CD22:20 Art. V. Building Trades ............................. CD22:36 Div. 1. Generally ............................... CD22:36 Div. 2. Certificates of Competency Required ..... CD22:52 Div. 3. Standards of Conduct and Discipline ..... CD22:54.8 Art. VI. Property Maintenance Code ................ CD22:55 Art. VII. Reserved .................................. CD22:73 Art. VIII. Coastal Zone Protection ................... CD22:73 Art. IX. Seawalls and Revetments ................... CD22:88 Art. X. Numbering of Structures .................... CD22:89 Art. XI. Moving of Buildings ........................ CD22:94.6 Div. 1. Generally ............................... CD22:94.6 Div. 2. Building Transport Permit ............... CD22:95 Supp. No. 117 xiii COLLIER COUNTY CODE Chapter Page Art. XII. Collier County Mandatory Inspection of Aging Condominium and Cooperative Buildings Ordinance ................................ CD22:99 23-25. Reserved .......................................... CD23:1 26. Businesses ............................................. CD26:1 Art. I. In General .................................. CD26:4.1 Art. II. Escort Service Businesses ................... CD26:4.4 Div. 1. Generally ............................... CD26:4.4 Div. 2. Permit .................................. CD26:6 Div. 3. License ................................. CD26:8 Art. III. Convenience Store Security ................. CD26:9 Art. IV. Sexually -Oriented Businesses ............... CD26:11 Div. 1. Generally ............................... CD26:11 Div. 2. Permit .................................. CD26:22 Art. V. Nonconsent Towing, Private Property Towing and Storage of Vehicles ...................... CD26:29 Art. VI. Convenience Business Security ............. CD26:42 Art. VII. Secondary Metals Recyclers ................ CD26:44 Art. VIII. Secondhand Dealers ...................... CD26:48 Art. IX. Reserved .................................. CD26:49 Art. X. Short -Term Rentals ......................... CD26:49 Div. 1. Short -Term Vacation Rental Registration . CD26:49 Art. XI. Prohibition of Medical Marijuana Dispensing Facilities .................................. CD26:51 27-29. Reserved .......................................... CD27:1 30. Cable Communications ................................. CD30:1 Art. I. In General .................................. CD30:3 Art. II. CATV Franchises ........................... CD30:3 31-33. Reserved .......................................... CD31:1 34. Charitable Solicitations ................................. CD34:1 Art. I. In General .................................. CD34:3 Art. II. Public Solicitation of Contributions .......... CD34:3 35-37. Reserved .......................................... CD35:1 38. Civil Emergencies ...................................... CD38:1 Art. I. Post -Disaster Recovery ....................... CD38:3 Art. II. Reserved ................................... CD38:7 Art. III. Declaration of State of Emergency .......... CD38:7 Art. IV. Automotive Fuel Allocation ................. CD38:21 39-41. Reserved .......................................... CD39:1 42. Community Development ............................... CD42:1 Art. I. In General .................................. CD42:3 Art. II. Neighborhood Stabilization Program ......... CD42:3 Art. III. Use of Funds .............................. CD42:4 Art. IV. Redevelopment Grant Program .............. CD42:9 Supp. No. 117 xiv TABLE OF CONTENTS—Cont'd. Chapter Page 43-45. Reserved .......................................... CD43:1 46. Courts ................................................. CD46:1 Art. I. In General .................................. CD46:3 Art. II. Law Library ................................ CD46:8 Art. III. Legal Aid Office Funding ................... CD46:9 Art. IV. Teen Court Program ........................ CD46:10 47, 48. Reserved ........................................... CD47:1 49. Economic Development ................................. CD49:1 Art. I. In General .................................. CD49:3 Art. II. Fee Payment Assistance Program ............ CD49:3 Art. III. Job Creation Investment Program .......... CD49:6 Art. IV. Property Tax Stimulus Program ............. CD49:9 Art. V. Advanced Broadband Infrastructure Investment Program ........................ CD49:12 Art. VI. Job Retention Investment Program .......... CD49:15 Art. VII. Innovation Zones .......................... CD49:17 Div. 1. Generally ............................... CD49:17 Div. 2. Golden Gate City Economic Development Zone .................................... CD49:23 50. Emergency Services .................................... CD50:1 Art. I. In General .................................. CD50:3 Art. II. Reserved ................................... CD50:3 Art. III. Medical Transportation Services ............ CD50:3 Art. IV. Community Automated External Defibrillator Program ................................... CD50:15 51-53. Reserved .......................................... CD51:1 54. Environment ........................................... CD54:1 Art. I. In General .................................. CD54:5 Art. II. Collier County Fertilizer and Urban Landscap- ing Ordinance .............................. CD54:5 Art. III. Water Pollution ............................ CD54:9 Div. 1. Water Pollution Control Program ......... CD54:9 Div. 2. Collier County Water Pollution Control and Prevention .............................. CD54:10 Subdiv. I. General .......................... CD54:10 Subdiv. II. General Pollution Control and Prevention ...................... CD54:10.5 Subdiv. III. Pollution Prevention and Maintenance of Stormwater Management Systems ........... CD54:10.6 Subdiv. IV. Sewage, Septage, Grease, Biosol- ids, and Transportation of Those Materials ....................... CD54:10.7 Subdiv. V. Wastewater Treatment Facilities and Privately Owned Sewage Col- lection and Transmission Systems CD54:10.9 Supp. No. 117 xv COLLIER COUNTY CODE Chapter Page Subdiv. VI. Water Quality Evaluation and Monitoring ..................... CD54:10.9 Subdiv. VII. Water Supply Wells ............ CD54:10.10 Subdiv. VIII. Right to Enter, Enforcement and Fees .......................... CD54:10.10 Art. IV. Noise ...................................... CD54:10.13 Art. V. Reserved ................................... CD54:18 Art. VI. Litter, Weed and Exotics Control ............ CD54:23 Art. VII. Abandoned Property ....................... CD54:36 Art. VIII. Lake Trafford Restoration Task Force...... CD54:38 Art. IX. Conservation Collier Program ............... CD54:39 Art. X. Exceptional Benefits Process ................. CD54:50 Art. XI. Preserve Lands ............................ CD54:53 Art. XII. Water Conservation for Landscape Irrigation CD54:62 55. Regulation of Explosives and Certain Explosions ......... CD55:1 56, 57. Reserved ........................................... CD56:1 58. Fire Prevention and Protection .......................... CD58:1 Art. I. In General .................................. CD58:3 Art. II. Fire Safety Standards ....................... CD58:5 59-61. Reserved .......................................... CD59:1 62. Floods ................................................. CD62:1 Art. I. In General .................................. CD62:3 Art. II. Floodplain Management ..................... CD62:3 Div. 1. Statutory Authorization, Findings of Fact, Purpose, and Objectives ................. CD62:3 Div. 2. Definitions and Acronyms ................ CD62:4 Div. 3. Administration and General Provisions ... CD62:10 63-65. Reserved .......................................... CD63:1 66. Health and Sanitation .................................. CD66:1 Art. I. In General .................................. CD66:3 Art. II. Reserved ................................... CD66:4 Art. III. Fees for Health Related Services ............ CD66:4 Div. 1. Generally ............................... CD66:4 Div. 2. County -Provided Ambulance Services Billing and Collection Procedure ......... CD66:8 Art. IV. Food Service Establishments ................ CD66:9 Art. V. Public Swimming Pools ...................... CD66:11 Art. VI. Collier County Health Freedom Bill of Rights CD66:13 67-69. Reserved .......................................... CD67:1 70. Human Rights ......................................... CD70:1 Art. I. In General .................................. CD70:3 Art. II. Fair Housing ............................... CD70:3 71-73. Reserved .......................................... CD71:1 Supp. No. 117 xvi TABLE OF CONTENTS—Cont'd. Chapter Page 74. Impact Fee Regulations ................................. CD74:1 Art. I. General ..................................... CD74:5 Art. II. Impact Fees ................................ CD74:18 Art. III. Special Requirements for Specific Types of Impact Fees ............................... CD74:36 Art. IV. Affordable Housing Impact Fee Deferral ..... CD74:49 Art. V. Miscellaneous Provisions .................... CD74:52.3 App. A. Schedule One: Road Impact Fee Rate Schedule CD74:53 Schedule Two: Water and Wastewater Impact Fee Rate Schedule ................................. CD74:58.3 Schedule Three: Parks and Recreation Impact Fee Rate Schedule ................................. CD74:59 Schedule Four: Correctional Facilities (Jail) Impact Fee Rate Schedule ...................... CD74:60 Schedule Five: Fire Impact Fee Rate Schedule ... CD74:63 Schedule Six: Educational Facilities (School) Impact Fee Rate Schedule ...................... CD74:64 Schedule Seven: Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Impact Fee Rate Schedule ............... CD74:64.1 Schedule Eight: Library Impact Fee Rate Schedule CD74:64.2 Schedule Nine: General Government Building Impact Fee Schedule ........................... CD74:64.3 Schedule Ten: Law Enforcement Impact Fee Schedule ...................................... CD74:65 App. B. Road Impact Fee District Boundaries Legal Descriptions ................................ CD74:71 75. Proportionate Fair -Share Program ...................... CD75:1 Art. I. General ..................................... CD75:3 Art. II. Applicability ................................ CD75:4 76, 77. Reserved ........................................... CD76:1 78. Law Enforcement ...................................... CD78:1 Art. I. In General .................................. CD78:3 Art. II. Jails, Stockades and Other Detention Facili- ties ........................................ CD78:4 Art. III. Intersection Safety ......................... CD78:4 79-81. Reserved .......................................... CD79:1 82. Library ................................................ CD82:1 Art. I. In General .................................. CD82:3 Art. II. Library Advisory Board ..................... CD82:3 83-85. Reserved .......................................... CD83:1 86. Manufactured Homes and Trailers ...................... CD86:1 87-89. Reserved .......................................... CD87:1 90. Natural Resources ..................................... CD90:1 Art. I. In General .................................. CD90:3 Div. 1. Well Construction ....................... CD90:3 Supp. No. 117 xvii COLLIER COUNTY CODE Chapter Page Art. II. Water Resources Management ............... CD90:4.9 Div. 1. Generally ............................... CD90:4.9 Div. 2. Permits ................................. CD90:7 Div. 3. Dams and Reservoirs .................... CD90:14 Subdiv. I. General Provisions ................ CD90:14 Subdiv. II. Permits ......................... CD90:15 Div. 4. Water Shortages ......................... CD90:17 Art. III. Reserved .................................. CD90:20 91-93. Reserved .......................................... CD91:1 94. Offenses and Miscellaneous Provisions .................. CD94:1 Art. I. In General .................................. CD94:3 Art. II. Offenses Involving Public Peace and Order ... CD94:3 Art. III. Offenses Involving Public Safety ............ CD94:5 Div. 1. Generally ............................... CD94:5 Div. 2. Firearms ................................ CD94:5 Div. 3. Offender Registration Fees ............... CD94:5 Div. 4. Anti-Harrassment Ordinance ............ CD94:7 Art. IV. Offenses Involving Public Morals ............ CD94:8 Div. 1. Generally ............................... CD94:8 Div. 2. Drug Paraphernalia ..................... CD94:8 Div. 3. Illicit Synthetic Drugs ................... CD94:13 Art. V. False Reporting of Violations of County and State Laws ................................. CD94:15 Art. VI. Offenses Involving Private Property......... CD94:19 Div. 1. Harvesting Palmetto Berries ............. CD94:19 95-97. Reserved .......................................... CD95:1 98. Parks and Recreation ................................... CD98:1 Art. I. In General .................................. CD98:3 Art. II. Parks and Recreation Advisory Board ........ CD98:3 Art. III. Park Use .................................. CD98:5 99-101. Reserved ......................................... CD99:1 102. Personnel ............................................. CD102:1 Art. I. In General .................................. CD102:3 Art. II. Personnel Rules and Administration ......... CD102:3 103-105. Reserved ........................................ CD103:1 106. Planning ............................................. CD106:1 Art. I. In General .................................. CD106:3 Art. II. Zoning Reevaluation ........................ CD106:4 Art. III. Reserved .................................. CD106:27 Art. IV. Development Agreements ................... CD106:27 Art. V. Appraisal of Land and Easements Proposed for Purchase ................................... CD106:31 107-109. Reserved ........................................ CD107:1 110. Roads and Bridges .................................... CD110:1 Art. I. In General .................................. CD110:3 Supp. No. 117 xviii TABLE OF CONTENTS—Cont'd. Chapter Page Art. II. Construction in Public Rights -of -Way ........ CD110:4 Div. 1. Generally ............................... CD110:4 Div. 2. Collier County Swale/Culvert Conversion — Naples Park ............................. CD110:9 Art. III. Newsracks in Public Rights -of -Way ......... CD110:13 Art. IV. Bridges .................................... CD110:18 Div. 1. Generally ............................... CD110:18 Div. 2. Fishing ................................. CD110:18 Art. V. Communications Facilities in the County Rights - of -Way ...................................... CD110:19 Art. VI. Pedestrian Safety .......................... CD110:36 111. Sexual Predators and Sexual Offenders ................ CD111:1 112, 113. Reserved ......................................... CD112:1 114. Social Services ........................................ CD114:1 Art. I. In General .................................. CD114:3 Art. II. Reserved ................................... CD114:3 Art. III. Collier County SHIP Local Housing Assistance Program ................................... CD114:3 Art. IV. Owner -Occupied Rehabilitation Program..... CD114:4 Art. V. S.H.I.P. Down Payment/Closing Cost Assistance Program Guidelines and Procedures.......... CD114:27 115-117. Reserved ........................................ CD115:1 118. Solid Waste ........................................... CD118:1 Art. 1. In General .................................. CD118:3 Art. II. Reserved ................................... CD118:4 Art. III. Litter Control .............................. CD118:4 Art. IV. Collection and Disposal Municipal Service Benefit Units .............................. CD118:7 Art. V. Recycling Program .......................... CD118:26.3 119-121. Reserved ........................................ CD119:1 122. Special Districts ...................................... CD122:1 Art. I. In General .................................. CD122:15 Art. II. Municipal Service Benefit Unit Facilities, Improvements, Special Assessments and Bond Issues ................................ CD122:16 Div. 1. Generally ............................... CD122:16 Div. 2. Special Assessments ..................... CD122:19 Div. 3. Bond Issues ............................. CD122:27 Art. III. Collier County Lighting District ............ CD122:28 Art. IV. East Naples Fire Control District ........... CD122:50 Art. V. Reserved ................................... CD122:50 Art. VI. Henderson Creek Park Fire Control District. CD122:50.1 Art. VII. Golden Gate Municipal Services District.... CD122:51 Art. VIII. Ochopee Fire Control District ............. CD122:55 Art. IX. Golden Gate Lighting District Extension .... CD122:58 Supp. No. 117 xix Chapter COLLIER COUNTY CODE Page Art. X. Vanderbilt Beach Beautification Municipal Service Taxing Unit ......................... CD122:59 Art. XI. Victoria Park One Municipal Service Taxing Unit ....................................... CD122:62 Art. XII. Coastal Water Management Municipal Services Taxing District ................................... CD122:62 Art. XIII. North Naples Municipal Services Taxing District .................................. CD122:64 Art. XIV. Vanderbilt Waterway Municipal Service Taxing Unit .............................. CD122:64 Art. XV. Pine Air Lakes Community Development District ................................... CD122:66 Art. XVI. Flow Way Community Development District CD122:66.1 Art. XVII. Talis Park Community Development District CD122:67 Art. XVIII. Fiddler's Creek Community Development District # 2 ............................. CD122:69 Art. XIX. Naples Reserve Community Development District .................................. CD122:70 Art. XX. Immokalee Lighting District ............... CD122:71 Art. XXI. City Gate Community Development District CD122:73 Art. XXII. Currents Community Development District CD122:75 Art. XXIII. Riviera Colony Golf Estates Unit Two Street Lighting Municipal Service Taxing District CD122:76 Art. XXIV. South 8th Street/Doak Avenue Municipal Service Taxing and Benefit Unit.......... CD122:78 Art. XXV. League Road/Trafford Farms Road Municipal Service Taxing and Benefit Unit........... CD122:79 Art. XXVI. Mediterra South Community Development District ................................. CD122:80 Art. XXVII. Cedar Hammock Community Develop- ment District ........................... CD122:82 Art. XXVIII. Hacienda Lakes Community Develop- ment District .......................... CD122:84 Art. XXIX. Unincorporated County Area Municipal Service Taxing Unit —General............ CD122:85 Art. XXX. Platt Road Municipal Service Benefit Unit. CD122:86 Art. XXXI. Riviera Golf Estates, Unit 1, Phases 1, 2 and 3 Street Lighting Municipal Service Taxing District .......................... CD122:86 Art. XXXII. 42nd Avenue SE Municipal Service Taxing Unit ................................... CD122:89 Art. XXXIII. Pine Ridge Industrial Park Municipal Services Taxing and Benefit Unit ....... CD122:90 Div. 1. Generally ............................... CD122:90 Div. 2. Additional, Supplemental Methods ....... CD122:90 Art. XXXIV. Railhead Industrial Park Street Lighting Municipal Service Taxing Unit.......... CD122:114 Art. XXXV. Collier County Production Park Street Lighting Municipal Service Taxing Unit.. CD122:115 Supp. No. 117 xx Chapter TABLE OF CONTENTS—Cont'd. Page Art. XXXVI. Tall Pines Subdivision Street Lighting Municipal Service Taxing Unit.......... CD122:116 Art. XXXVII. Collier Mosquito Control District....... CD122:117 Art. XXXVIII. Crescent Lake Estates Street Lighting Municipal Service Taxing Unit ........ CD122:118 Art. XXXIX. Golden Gate Beautification Municipal Service Taxing Unit .................... CD122:119 Art. XL. Goodland Street Lighting Municipal Service Taxing Unit ............................... CD122:121 Art. XLI. Blue Sage Drive Municipal Service Taxing Unit ..................................... CD122:122 Art. XLII. Private Road Emergency Repair Municipal Service Taxing Unit ...................... CD122:123 Art. XLIII. Naples Production Park Municipal Service Taxing and Benefit Unit ................. CD122:124 Art. XLIV. Marco Island Beach Renourishment and Public Access Municipal Service Taxing Unit .................................... CD122:130 Art. XLV Naples Park Area Drainage Improvement Municipal Service Taxing and Benefit Unit. CD122:130 Art. XLVI. Reserved ................................ CD122:140 Art. XLVII. Port of the Islands Community Improvement District ................... CD122:140 Art. XLVIII. Sabal Palm Road Extension Municipal Service Taxing and Benefit Unit ........ CD122:142 Art. XLIX. Corporate Square Street Lighting Municipal Service Taxing Unit ........... CD122:142 Art. L. Della Drive Municipal Service Benefit Unit... CD122:143 Art. LI. River Reach Street Lighting Municipal Service Taxing Unit ................................ CD 122:144 Art. LII. Victoria Park I Street Lighting Municipal Service Taxing Unit ....................... CD122:145 Art. LIII. Lely Golf Estates Beautification Municipal Service Taxing Unit ...................... CD122:146 Art. LIV. Countryside 1, 2 and 3 Street Lighting Municipal Service Taxing Unit ............. CD122:150 Art. LV. Muirfield Subdivision Street Lighting Municipal Service Taxing Unit .............. CD122:151 Art. LVI. Reserved ................................. CD122:151 Art. LVII. Berkshire Lakes Units 1 and 2 Street Lighting Municipal Service Taxing Unit ... CD122:151 Art. LVIII. Chokoloskee Island Municipal Service Taxing Unit ............................. CD122:152 Art. LIX. Reserved ................................. CD122:153 Art. LX. Reserved .................................. CD122:153 Art. LXI. Pelican Bay Municipal Service Taxing and Benefit Unit .............................. CD122:153 Div. 1. Generally ............................... CD122:153 Div. 2. Administration .......................... CD122:154 Supp. No. 117 xxi COLLIER COUNTY CODE Chapter Page Art. LXII. Hawksridge Stormwater Pumping System Municipal Service Taxing Unit............ CD122:161 Art. LXIII. Reserved ............................... CD122:161 Art. LXIV. Forest Lakes Roadway and Drainage Municipal Service Taxing Unit ........... CD122:162 Div. 1. Generally ............................... CD122:162 Div. 2. Advisory Committee ..................... CD122:163 Art. LXV. Immokalee Beautification Municipal Service Taxing Unit .............................. CD122:165 Div. 1. Generally ............................... CD122:165 Div. 2. Advisory Committee ..................... CD122:167 Art. LXVI. Key Marco Community Development District.................................CD122:168.1 Art. LXVII. Isles of Capri Municipal Rescue and Fire Services Capital Improvement District... CD122:177 Art. LXVIII. Dove Pointe Community Development District ............................... CD122:178 Art. LXIX. Taramindo Community Development District ................................. CD122:179 Art. LXX. Hacienda North Community Development District .................................. CD122:180 Art. LXXI. Terreno Community Development District.................................CD122:180.1 Art. LXXII. Orange Blossom Ranch Community Development District ................... CD122:181 Art. LXXIII. Naples Heritage Community Development District .................. CD102:182 Art. LXXIV. Radio Road Beautification Municipal Service Taxing Unit .................... CD102:183 Art. LXXV. Bayshore Beautification Municipal Service Taxing Unit ............................ CD122:186 Art. LXXVI. Goodland/Horr's Island Fire Control District ................................ CD122:187 Art. LXXVII. Capital Project Assessment ............ CD122:188 Div. 1. Introduction ............................ CD122:188 Div. 2. Municipal Service Benefit Units.......... CD122:190 Div. 3. Assessments ............................ CD122:191 Div. 4. Collection of Assessments ................ CD122:194 Div. 5. Issuance of Obligations .................. CD122:195 Div. 6. General Provisions ...................... CD122:197 Art. LXXVIII. Caymas Community Development District .............................. CD122:198 Art. LXXIX. Enbrook Community Development DistrictCD 122:198.1 Art. LXXX. Wentworth Estates Community Development District ...................CD122:198.2 Art. LXXXI. Verona Walk Community Development District ................................ CD122:199 Art. LXXXII. Quarry Community Development District CD122:200 Art. LXXXIII. Heritage Bay Community Development District .............................. CD122:201 Supp. No. 117 xxii TABLE OF CONTENTS—Cont'd. Chapter Page Art. LXXXIV. Winding Cypress Community Develop- ment District ......................... CD122:202 Art. LXXXV. Brightshore Community Development District ............................... CD122:203 Art. LXXXVI. Fronterra Community Development District .............................. CD122:204 Art. LXXXVII. Rock Road Improvement Municipal Service Taxing Unit .................. CD122:205 Art. LXXXVIII. Haldeman Creek Maintenance Dredging Municipal Service Taxing Unit ............................... CD122:206 Art. LXXXIX. The Palm River Sidewalk Municipal Service Taxing Unit ................... CD122:209 Art. XC. Hyde Park Community Development District 1.......................................... CD122:210 123-125. Reserved ........................................ CD123:1 126. Taxation .............................................. CD126:1 Art. I. In General .................................. CD126:3 Art. II. Motor Fuel Taxes ........................... CD126:4 Art. III. Tourist Development Tax (Lodging Tax) ..... CD126:6.1 Div. 1. Generally ............................... CD126:6.1 Div. 2. Reserved ................................ CD126:6.1 Div. 3. 1992 Tax Ordinance ..................... CD126:6.1 Art. IV. Local Business Tax ......................... CD126:12 Art. V. Reserved ................................... CD126:31 Art. VI. Collier County Local Provider Participation Fund ...................................... CD126:31 127-129. Reserved ........................................ CD127:1 130. Traffic and Vehicles ................................... CD130:1 Art. I. In General .................................. CD130:3 Art. II. Parking .................................... CD130:4.3 Div. 1. Generally ............................... CD130:4.3 Div. 2. Violations ............................... CD130:7 Div. 3. Prohibitions and Restrictions ............ CD130:11 Div. 4. Public Parks and Beach Access Parking... CD130:12 Art. III. Parking, Storage and Use of Vehicle Control Ordinance ................................. CD130:13 131-133. Reserved ........................................ CD131:1 134. Utilities .............................................. CD134:1 Art. I. In General .................................. CD134:7 Art. II. Collier County Water -Sewer District IQ Water Ordinance .................................. CD134:7 Art. III. Utilities Standards and Procedures ......... CD134:13 Art. IV. Water Systems ............................. CD134:66 Div. 1. Generally ............................... CD134:66 Div. 2. Extensions Generally .................... CD134:66 Supp. No. 117 xxiii COLLIER COUNTY CODE Chapter Page Div. 3. Reserved ................................ CD134:67 Div. 4. Cross -Connection Control/Backflow Prevention Regulations .................. CD134:67 Art. V. Sewage Systems ............................ CD134:80.2 Div. 1. Generally ............................... CD134:80.2 Div. 2. Extensions .............................. CD134:80.2 Art. VI. Water -Sewer District Uniform Billing, Operating and Regulatory Standards........ CD134:82 Div. 1. District Rates, Fees, Charges and Regulations ............................. CD134:82 App. A. Fees, Rates and Charges ............ CD134:92.5 Div. 2. Collier County Water -Sewer District...... CD134:93 Divs. 3-5. Reserved ........................... CD134:93 Divs. 6-10. Reserved .......................... CD134:94 Art. VII. Stormwater Utility ........................ CD134:94 Art. VIII. Water and Wastewater Utilities Regulatory Provisions ................................ CD134:98.2 Art. IX. Industrial Pretreatment .................... CD134:133 135-137. Reserved ........................................ CD135:1 138. Vegetation ............................................ CD138:1 Art. I. In General .................................. CD138:3 Art. II. Lethal Yellowing Disease Prevention and Control ..................................... CD138:3 Div. 1. Generally ............................... CD138:3 Div. 2. Reserved ................................ CD138:3 139-141. Reserved ........................................ CD139:1 142. Vehicles for Hire ...................................... CD142:1 Art. I. In General .................................. CD142:3 Art. II. Reserved ................................... CD142:3 143-145. Reserved ........................................ CD143:1 146. Waterways ............................................ CD146:1 Art. I. In General .................................. CD146:3 Art. II. Collier County Consolidated Waterways and Beaches Ordinance ......................... CD146:3 Div. 1. General ................................. CD146:3 Div. 2. Vessel Control ........................... CD146:5 Div. 3. Beach and Water Safety ................. CD146:7 Art. III. Public Beach Access ........................ CD146:12 Art. IV. Vanderbilt Beach Customary Use............ CD146:15 147-200. Reserved ........................................ CD147:1 PART II SPECIAL ACTS 201. General Provisions .................................... SA201:1 Supp. No. 117 xxiv TABLE OF CONTENTS—Cont'd. Chapter Page 202. Administration ....................................... SA202:1 Art. I. In General .................................. SA202:3 Art. II. Board of County Commissioners ............. SA202:3 Art. III. Reserved .................................. SA202:3 Art. IV. Officers and Employees ..................... SA202:3 Art. V. Employee Benefits .......................... SA202:4 Art. VI. Finance ................................... SA202:3 Div. 1. Generally ............................... SA202:3 Div. 2. Reserved ................................ SA202:3 Div. 3. Parimutuel (Racetrack) Funds ............ SA202:4 Subdiv. I. General Provisions ................ SA202:4 Subdiv. II. Projects of Board of County Commissioners .................. SA202:4 203-205. Reserved ........................................ SA203:1 206. Alcoholic Beverages ................................... SA206:1 207-209. Reserved ........................................ SA207:1 210. Animals .............................................. SA210:1 Art. I. In General .................................. SA210:3 Art. II. Reserved ................................... SA210:3 Art. III. Hunting or Fishing ........................ SA210:3 211-213. Reserved ........................................ SA211:1 214. Buildings and Building Regulations .................... SA214:1 Art. I. In General .................................. SA214:3 Art. II. Building Code .............................. SA214:3 Art. III. Contractors' Licensing and Zoning Investigators .............................. SA214:3 215-217. Reserved ........................................ SA215:1 218. Businesses ........................................... SA218:1 Art. I. In General .................................. SA218:3 Art. II. Reserved ................................... SA218:3 219-221. Reserved ........................................ SA219:1 222. Cemeteries ........................................... SA222:1 223-225. Reserved ........................................ SA223:1 226. Courts ................................................ SA226:1 227-229. Reserved ........................................ SA227:1 230. Fire Prevention and Protection ........................ SA230:1 Art. I. In General .................................. SA230:3 Art. II. Reserved ................................... SA230:3 231-233. Reserved ........................................ SA231:1 234. Health and Sanitation ................................. SA234:1 Art. I. In General .................................. SA234:3 Supp. No. 117 %%v COLLIER COUNTY CODE Chapter Page Art. II. Hospital Services ........................... SA234:3 235-237. Reserved ........................................ SA235:1 238. Law Enforcement ..................................... SA238:1 Art. I. In General .................................. SA238:3 Art. II. Reserved ................................... SA238:3 239-241. Reserved ........................................ SA239:1 242. Offenses and Miscellaneous Provisions ................. SA242:1 243-245. Reserved ........................................ SA243:1 246. Parks and Recreation ................................. SA246:1 Art. I. In General .................................. SA246:3 Art. II. County Parks ............................... SA246:3 Art. III. Collier County Scenic Drive Parks .......... SA246:5 247-249. Reserved ........................................ SA247:1 250. Planning ............................................. SA250:1 Art. I. In General .................................. SA250:3 Art. II. Planning, Zoning and Subdivision Regulations SA250:3 Div. 1. Generally ............................... SA250:3 Div. 2. Zoning .................................. SA250:7 Div. 3. Subdivision Regulations .................. SA250:11 251-253. Reserved ........................................ SA251:1 254. Roads, Bridges and Public Places ...................... SA254:1 255-257. Reserved ........................................ SA255:1 258. Solid Waste ........................................... SA258:1 Art. I. In General .................................. SA258:3 Art. II. Solid Waste Disposal and Resource Recovery . SA258:3 259-261. Reserved ........................................ SA259:1 262. Special Districts ...................................... SA262:1 Art. I. In General .................................. SA262:9 Art. II. Naples Drainage District .................... SA262:9 Art. III. Jaudon Drainage District ................... SA262:10 Art. IV. Naples Harbor District ..................... SA262:29 Art. V. Immokalee Fire Control District ............. SA262:37 Art. VI. East Naples Fire Control and Rescue District SA262:39 Art. VII. Reserved .................................. SA262:44 Art. VIII. Collier Mosquito Control District .......... SA262:44 Art. IX. Marco Island Fire Control District .......... SA262:48 Art. X. Pelican Bay Improvement District ........... SA262:67 Art. XI. Big Corkscrew Island Fire Control and Rescue District .................................... SA262:96 Art. XII. Immokalee Water and Sewer District ....... SA262:97 Art. XIII. North Naples Fire Control and Rescue District .................................. SA262:109 Supp. No. 117 %%vi TABLE OF CONTENTS—Cont'd. Chapter Page Art. XIV. Devil's Garden Water Control District ...... SA262:116 Art. XV. Golden Gate Fire Control and Rescue District SA262:119 Art. XVI. Cow Slough Water Control District ........ SA262:123 Art. XVII. Collier County Water -Sewer District ...... SA262:125 Art. XVIII. Big Cypress Stewardship District ........ SA262:137 Art. XIX. Ave Maria Stewardship Community District SA262:146 263-265. Reserved ........................................ SA263:1 266. Subdivisions .......................................... SA266:1 267-269. Reserved ........................................ SA267:1 270. Utilities .............................................. SA270:1 Art. I. In General .................................. SA270:3 Art. II. Garbage Collection and Water Production and Distribution Services ........................ SA270:3 271-273. Reserved ........................................ SA271:1 274. Waterways ............................................ SA274:1 Art. I. In General .................................. SA274:3 Art. II. Maintenance and Dredging of Canals ........ SA274:3 Code Comparative Table —Special Acts ....................... SACCTJ Code Comparative Table —Ordinance Disposition ............. CCT:5 State Law Reference Table .................................. SLTA Code Index ................................................. 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No. Date Adopted Include/ Omit Supp. No. 2023-41 9-26-23 Include 112 2023-45 10-10-23 Include 112 2023-47 10-10-23 Include 112 2023-62 11-14-23 Include 113 2023-64 12-12-23 Include 113 2023-65 12-12-23 Include 113 2023-67 12-12-23 Include 113 2023-71 12-12-23 Include 113 2024-03 1-23-24 Include 114 2024-004 2-13-24 Include 114 2024-12 3-26-24 Include 115 2024-13 3-26-24 Include 115 2024-17 3-26-24 Include 115 2024-24 5-28-24 Include 116 2024-25 5-28-24 Include 116 2024-26 5-28-24 Include 116 2024-27 6-11-24 Include 116 2024-32 9-10-24 Include 117 2024-39 9-24-24 Include 117 2024-40 9-24-24 Include 117 Supp. No. 117 SH:7 BUILDINGS AND BUILDING REGULATIONS ARTICLE I. IN GENERAL Secs. 22-1-22-25. Reserved. ARTICLE II. FLORIDA BUILDING CODE* Sec. 22-26. Adoption of and additions to the Florida Building Code. 1. Adoption. There is hereby adopted by refer- ence, the Florida Building Code, Eighth Edition (2023), and any amendments thereto, to be enforced by Collier County in the unincorporated portions of the County. 2. Additions. The following additions, adjust- ments, amendments, and exemptions are added to the Eighth Edition (2023) Florida Building Code, as amended: Definitions. For purposes of this section, the following terms apply: Repair. To restore by replacing a part or putting together what is torn or broken; to restore or renew any part for the purpose of its maintenance or to correct damage. Replacement. To put something new in the place of, to remove the entire component (not a part of) and install a new component in former place or position. Like for Like, Like Kind. Similar use, type, operation and service connection. 104.8 Liability. The building official, member of the board of appeals or employee charged with the enforce- ment of this code, while acting for the jurisdic- tion in good faith and without malice in the discharge of the duties required by this code or other pertinent law or ordinance, shall not thereby be civilly or criminally rendered liable personally and is hereby relieved from personal liability for any damage accruing to persons or property as a result of any act or by reason of an act or omission in the discharge of official duties. Any suit instituted against an officer *Cross reference —Fire safety standards, § 58-26 et seq. Land development code reference Building board of adjustment and appeals, div. 5.4. § 22-26 or employee or board member because of an act performed by that officer or employee or board member in the lawful discharge of duties and under the provisions of this code shall be defended by legal representative of the jurisdiction until the final termination of the proceedings. The building official or any subordinate shall not be liable for cost in any action, suit or proceeding that is instituted in pursuance of the provisions of this code. 104.8.1 Legal defense. Any suit or criminal complaint instituted against an officer or employee or board member because of an act performed by that officer or employee or board member in the lawful discharge of duties and under the provisions of this code shall be defended by legal representatives of the jurisdiction until the final termination of the proceedings. The build- ing official or any subordinate shall not be liable for cost in any action, suit or proceeding that is instituted in pursuance of the provi- sions of this code. 105.2 Work exempt from permit. The following permit exemptions have been established for Collier County based on Sec- tion 105.2.2 of the Florida Building Code and Section 553.73(4)(a), Florida Statutes. Exemptions from permit requirements of this code shall not be deemed to grant authoriza- tion for any work to be done in any manner in violation of the provisions of this code. Permits shall not be required for the following: Mechanical: Dustless ventilation isolated systems, that do not affect any fire penetrations or rated assemblies. Plumbing: Supp. No. 117 CD22:5 3. Plumbing fixture repair or replacement, that does not affect any fire penetrations or rated assemblies. § 22-26 COLLIER COUNTY CODE Electrical: 3. Repair or replace electrical wall switches 1. Ceiling fixture replacement using exist- and wall outlet devices of 20 amps or less ing outlet box and wiring, that does not and 120 volts. affect any fire penetrations or rated 4. Repair/replace low voltage (under 77 volts) assemblies. devices. Building: 1. Flooring installation. 2. Painting/wallpaper. 3. Finish trim work. 4. Interior door replacement not affecting existing framed opening. 5. Drywall repair/replacement that are not fire -related and are small areas that do not exceed two sheets of drywall (64 sq. ft. ). 6. Gutters and leaders. 105.2.4. Exemptions for detached single- family residences. The following permit exemptions have been established for Collier County based on Sec- tions 102.2.5 and 105.2.2 of the Florida Build- ing Code, and Sections 553.73(4)(a) and 553.80(3)(b)(1), Florida Statutes. The following permit exemptions are for owners of single-family or their hired licensed non - owner (contractor) of detached residences performing work on detached single-family properties. All work performed shall comply with the standards of the Florida Building Code Residential and Florida Statutes. Exemptions from permit requirements of this code shall not be deemed to grant authoriza- tion for any work to be done in any manner in violation of the provisions of this code. Permits shall not be required for the following: Electrical: 1. Repair work performed by licensed electri- cal contractors that does not exceed $1,500.00 in value of materials and labor. 2. Repair or replace existing light fixtures and ceiling fans. Plumbing: Supp. No. 117 CD22:6 1. Repair work performed by licensed plumb- ing contractors that does not exceed $1,500.00 in value of materials and labor. 2. Repair water solar panels by licensed plumbing contractors. 3. Change out of an above ground LP tank 100 lbs. or less. 4. Repair irrigation system. 5. Repair domestic water service/lines. 6. Unclog sewer stoppage. 7. Repair sewer line excluding repair or replacement of interceptors, separators by licensed plumbing contractors. 8. Repair/replace faucets. 9. Repair/replace water closet/bidet fixtures only. 10. Repair/replace sink/lavatory fixtures only. 11. Repair/replace residential pool equip- ment other than pool heater. 12. Repair/replace shut-off valve on a domestic water line. 13. Repair/replace house pumps not exceed- ing 2 horsepower. 14. Repair/replace residential garbage disposal. 15. Repair/replace residential dishwasher. 16. Repair/replace like -for -like kind electric water heater up to 52-gallon capacity to include electrical connection. 17. Repair/replacement of water purification/ water softener equipment. BUILDINGS AND BUILDING REGULATIONS Mechanical: 1. Repair work performed by licensed mechanical contractors that does not exceed $1,500.00 in cost for parts and labor. 2. Repair of air conditioning duct. 3. Repair/replace coil, compressor or refriger- ant piping. 4. Repair/replace non -combustion heating. 5. Repair/replace ventilation fans. 6. Replacement of window air conditioning unit utilizing existing electrical. 7. Installation of ductless ventilation and range hoods. Building: Repair work performed by licensed contractors per Chapter 489, Florida Statutes, that is not structural in nature and does not change the occupancy, does not affect life safety and the value of which does not exceed $1,500.00 in labor and materials. 2. The repair of any roof covering not exceed- ing $1,500.00 in value of materials and labor or work not exceeding two roofing squares (200 sq. ft.) in extent. 3. Installation or repair of satellite dishes installed in accordance with manufactur- ers' specifications and in compliance with local zoning requirements. 4. Installation or repair of canvas or cloth - covered awnings. 5. Installation or repair of rain gutters. 6. Enclosure of existing covered patios/ balconies/porches with screening. Cement plaster (stucco) applied directly onto structures constructed of concrete masonry units. Application of cement plaster must meet or exceed the manufacturers' recommendations. All other applications will require a permit including but not limited to wood, Exterior Supp. No. 117 CD22:7 § 22-26 Insulation Foam System (EIFS), brick, siding, or other application over metal lath or wire lath fabric. 8. Door or window repair including swing- ing, sliding, pivoting, and rolling exclud- ing the frame, which does not otherwise create a new opening, enlarge or reduce an existing opening, or require the removal of any exterior or interior finish material serving a building constructed on a residential zoned lot. This exemption shall not allow nor relieve the building owner, unit owner, installer or contractor from complying with wind load and open- ing protection requirements of the Florida Building Code. 9. Movable cases, counters, and partitions not over 10 feet in height. 10. Cabinetry, countertops, painting, paper- ing, tiling, carpeting, and other similar finish work. This exemption is not allowed nor applicable when the work or altera- tion affects the structural integrity of a load bearing wall, or the fire-resistant material of a fire rated horizontal or vertical separation. Projects located within a designated flood hazard area are required to comply with the substantial improvement requirements and submit a cost breakdown for any work which may be exempted from permits. 11. Swings and similar playground equip- ment accessory. This exemption shall not allow nor permit the encroachment of setbacks or the erection of any unsafe, structurally unsound, or dilapidated structure. In the event the structure violates setbacks or is considered unsafe, structurally unsound, or dilapidated, the building official may require a permit. Note: All work shall comply with all applicable laws, ordinances, building codes and zoning regulations. To assure your safety and to assure proper construction and/or installa- tion, those homeowners who are not familiar with the provisions and requirements of the Florida Building Code are encouraged to review code requirements prior to doing any work or § 22-26 COLLIER COUNTY CODE repairs or they can contact the County build- ing department if they have any questions. Homeowners lacking the technical background and familiarity with the code requirements are encouraged to have the work done by a licensed professional/contractor or as an alternative apply for a permit where they will receive a technical review of the proposed work and where they will receive all required onsite technical inspections performed by a state licensed building inspector. 107.3.1 Approval of construction docu- ments. The following amendment to the administra- tive provisions of the Florida Building Code has been established for Collier County based on Section 107.3 of the Florida Building Code and Section 553.74(4)(a), Florida Statutes. When the building official issues a permit, the construction documents shall be approved, in writing or by stamp, as "Reviewed for Code Compliance." One set of construction docu- ments so reviewed shall be retained by the building official. The other set shall be returned to the applicant, shall be kept at the site of work, and shall be open to inspection by the building official or a duly authorized representa- tive. Digital copies available at the site of work and open to inspection by the building official or a duly authorized representative will also be accepted. 110.3 Required Inspections. Building 1. Foundation inspection. To be made after trenches are excavated and forms erected and shall at a minimum include the following building components: 1.2 The permit holder shall submit, within 10 calendar days of this inspection, a spot survey depicting the building foundation to the authority having jurisdiction. For structures without a foundation inspection and that require a minimum floor elevation, a spot survey is required prior to receiving a certificate of Occupancy/Comple- tion. The spot survey shall be prepared by or under the direct supervision of a Florida Registered land surveyor and certified by same and shall be in a form acceptable to the Building Official. The Building Official has the right to waive this requirement for certain small, non - habitable structures. (Ord. No. 2012-14, § 1; Ord. No. 2015-36, § 1; Ord. No. 2017-52, § 1; Ord. No. 2020-48, § 1; Ord. No. 2023-64, § 1; Ord. No. 2024-40, § 1) Sec. 22-27. Incorporation of updated wind zone maps. The Wind Zone Maps appended hereto as Exhibit "A", consisting of Category 1, Category 2, Category 3 and Category 4, are hereby adopted. supp. No. 117 CD22:8 BUILDINGS AND BUILDING REGULATIONS § 22-110 these sections, provided that no excavated mate- tion plans have been approved by the rial is removed off -site, but are subject to compli- Collier County or state department of ance with all other applicable laws and county transportation. ordinances: (1) Earth moving in conjunction with any routine maintenance activity which restores the excavation to the final, and previously excavated, slope and depth configuration approved by the board, or with the installation of an underground utility which is to be backfilled. Material generated by such maintenance activity may be hauled off -site with administra- tive staff level approval, if so specified in an approval letter. (2) Foundations of any building or structure, providing the excavation will be confined to the area of the structure only. (3) Excavations relating to the accessory use of property which by nature are of limited duration and designed to be filled upon completion, i.e., graves, septic tanks, swim- ming pools, fuel storage tanks, etc. (7) Farm animal watering ponds or excava- tions located on single-family lots/tracts where the net property size is two acres or more are exempt from the permitting procedures contained in this article, but will require an Exempt excavation permit and must comply with all the construc- tion standards of this article. Such exemp- tions apply only if excavation does not exceed one acre in area and 20 feet in depth. Unless an excavation is located in an Agricultural zoning district, a building permit for a single-family home must be issued prior to the county issuing an Exempt excavation permit. (4) The regrading only of any property for aesthetic purposes, including berming or contouring, that does not create a body of water or affect existing drainage pat- terns or remove native vegetation in excess of county standards. (Ord. (5) Agricultural drainage and irrigation work incidental to agricultural operations (see subsection 22-110(2) for off -site hauling). a. Excavations incidental to agriculture surface water management and water use facilities as included in existing South Florida Water Management District permits. All excavated materials must remain on lands under the same ownership. Any transportation of materials over public roads is subject to appropri- ate Right -of -Way permits. (6) The grading, filling, and moving of earth in conjunction with road construction within the limits of the right-of-way or construction easement when the construc- Activities set forth in subsections 22-109(1), (except removal of excess mate- rial) 22-109(2), 22-109(3), 22-109(5), and 22-109(6) above do not require an Exempt excavation permit. Activities set forth in subsections 22-109(4) and 22-109(7) require submittal of plans or drawings of the proposed activity to the Engineering Services Department for a formal letter of exemption. No. 04-55, § 2.E.; Ord. No. 2006-04, § 1) Sec. 22-110. Excavation review procedures. (a) Types of excavation permits. The permits required by this article shall be issued by the Engineering Services Department in accordance with the procedures set forth herein and shall come under one of the following categories: (1) Private excavations. Private excavations are considered to be an excavation on non-commercial property where the excavated material is not removed from the property and where the disturbed surface area at grade does not exceed two acres. Where more than one excavation is proposed for the same piece of property or properties under common ownership Supp. No. 117 CD22:21 § 22-110 COLLIER COUNTY CODE and the combined disturbed surface area exceeds two acres, the permits shall not be issued as a private excavation. (2) Commercial excavations. Commercial excavations are considered to be any excavation wherein the excavated mate- rial is removed from the subject property, except for removal of excavated material approved under a development excava- tion permit and except that up to 4,000 cubic yards of excavated material may be removed from an agriculturally zoned site if the fill is the result of a legitimate agricultural use as defined in other sec- tions of this Code. Unless approved as part of a develop- ment excavation permit in subsection (3), all approved developments with off - site hauling activities will be considered commercial excavations. (3) Development excavation. Development excavations are considered to be any excavation located within the boundaries of a planned unit development, or subdivi- sion development, having approved construction plans (to include SDPs), or an industrial or commercial project, or where the disturbed area of an excava- tion exceeds two acres. Excavated mate- rial in an amount up to ten percent (to a maximum of 20,000 cubic yards) of the total volume excavated may be removed from the development. Intentions to remove material must be clearly stated during the development's review and approval process. (b) Issuance of permits. (1) Issuance of private and development excavation permits. The county manager or designee may administratively approve and issue private and development excava- tion permits where all of the applicable standards of this article have been met. When, in his opinion, the standards have not been met, the application shall be submitted to the environmental advisory council for recommendation with ultimate approval or denial required of the Board. (2) Issuance of commercial excavation permits. Applications for commercial excavation permits shall be reviewed by the com- munity development and environmental services administrator, or his designee, and by the environmental advisory council for recommendation and approved by the board. When a request is made to remove surplus fill material from a previously approved development excavation, the requirement for review by the environmental advisory council shall be waived, but dependent on haul route and amount of fill to be hauled, staff may require approval by Collier County Plan- ning Commission. (c) Notice of meeting. The county manager or designee shall give prior written notice of the environmental advisory council meeting, by first class mail, as noted in subsection 22-111(a)(3)d., to all adjacent property owners (within 300 feet of the property line or within 500 feet of the excavation itself) as determined by reference to the latest official tax rolls. For excavations located in Estates zoning districts, all owners of existing homes or homes under construction, (i.e. having broken ground on the date of submittal of the excavation permit application) within one mile of the site along the haul route must be notified in accordance with section 22-111(a)(3)d. of this Code. Such property owners may request that the item be heard by the Board of County Commissioners at a public hearing. (d) Excavation permit criteria. Approval by the Engineering Services Director, or his designee, and the Board shall be granted only upon competent and substantial evidence submitted by the applicant, that: Supp. No. 117 CD22:22 (1) The excavation will not interfere with the natural function of any sanitary, storm or drainage system, or natural flow way, whether public or private, so as to create flooding or public health hazards or jeopardize the functions of the natural resources and environment of Collier County. BUILDINGS AND BUILDING REGULATIONS § 22-110 (2) Dust or noise generated by the excava- tion will not cause a violation of any applicable provisions of this article. Rock crushing operations or material stockpiles that will be adjacent to any existing residential area may require separate county approval. (3) The excavation will not adversely affect groundwater levels, water quality, hydro - period or surface water flow ways. The county manager or designee may require the applicant to monitor the quality of the water in the excavation and adjacent ground and surface waters. Under no circumstances shall the excavation be conducted in such a manner as to violate Collier County or applicable State of Florida water quality standards. (4) The excavation will be constructed so as not to cause an apparent safety hazard to persons or property. (5) The excavation does not conflict with the growth management plan or land develop- ment regulations adopted pursuant thereto, nor does it conflict with existing zoning regulations. Special criteria and approval procedures may be necessary for projects within the Big Cypress Area of critical state concern. (6) In cases where a wetland is no longer capable of performing environmental func- tions or providing environmental values or in cases where it is determined that no reasonable alternative exists other than disrupting a wetland, certain alterations may be allowed, except as otherwise authorized through previous county review processes. (7) Flow of water within and through preserved wetlands shall not be impeded. (8) Appropriate sediment control devices (hay bales, silt screens, etc.) shall be employed to prevent sedimentation within the wetland pursuant to the design require- ments of Section 10.02.02 of the Land Development Code. Any building site adjacent to a wetland and elevated by filling, must employ the same erosion control devices. Fill must be stabilized using sod, seed, or mulch. (e) Other permits required. All appropriate state and federal permits or approvals for work in jurisdictional areas shall be provided to the county manager or designee prior to issuance of an excavation permit. The excavation permit shall include authoriza- tion to remove vegetation within 20 feet of the lake control contour elevation and for the stockpile area. (f) Fees and guarantees. Upon Community Development and Environmental Services Administrator, or his designee, approval on behalf of the Board of County Commissioners, the applicant will, within 60 days of written notifica- tion from the Community Development and Environmental Services Administrator or his designee, pay the required permit/review fee, and post, if required, the appropriate performance guarantee, in a format approved by the county attorney. Supp. No. 117 CD22:23 Failure to pay the fees and post the guarantee within this time period shall constitute abandonment of the excavation permit applica- tion and will require complete reapplication and review in accordance with all require- ments in effect at the time of reapplication, with the following exceptions: (1) Upon receipt of an applicant's written request with sufficient justification, as determined by the county manager or designee, and payment of a time exten- sion fee, the county manager or designee may, one time only, authorize the exten- sion of the permit issuance time for up to an additional 60 days. (2) All previously approved excavation permits that have yet to be issued by the county manager or designee become eligible for the above time extensions upon the effective date of this article. (g) Duration of excavation permits. (1) Private excavation and commercial excavation permits located in Estates § 22-110 COLLIER COUNTY CODE zoning districts shall be valid for a period (2) Proof of ownership, legal description and of 12 months from the date of issuance. If location of the property involved. A small the work is not completed in that time, a location map, drawn on 81/2-inch by 11-inch second application, with a reapplication paper, shall accompany the application, fee must be submitted to the county clearly showing the location of the manager or designee, requesting up to an proposed excavation(s) in relation to com- additional 12 months to complete the monly recognized landmarks. excavation. If the county manager or (3) A signed Excavation Application provided designee finds sufficient good cause to by the County and completed by the grant the request, a permit extension applicant or his agent which includes: will be issued. a. A statement that he has read this (2) Commercial and development excavation article and agrees to conduct the permits will be of indefinite duration or excavation in accordance with this until the excavation reaches the limits of article, this Code and other county the permitted size, provided the excavat- and state codes and laws. ing operation remains active in accordance b. A statement of the purpose of the with the requirements of this article. excavation and intended use of the Thirty (30) days prior to anniversary excavated material. date of permit, an annual status report, a renewal fee, and a 12 month inspection C. Exhibits prepared and sealed by the fee, set by resolution, shall be required. project's surveyor/engineer show- (h) Excavation application time limit for review. ing: 1. The boundaries of the property. Excavation application, once deemed complete and sufficient, will remain under review so long 2. Existing grades on the property. as a resubmittal in response to County review- 3. The level of the mean annual ers' comments is received within 270 calendar high and low water table with days from the date on which the comments were supporting information rela- sent to the applicant. If a response is not received tive to how elevations were within this time, the application for the excava- determined. tion review will be considered withdrawn and 4. The grades which will exist cancelled. Further review of the project will following the completion of the require a new application and payment of new excavation. application fees subject to the then current 5. The volume of the excavation regulations. as measured from the natural (Ord. No. 04-55, § 2.E.; Ord. No. 2006-04, § 2; grade. Ord. No. 2024-39, § 1) 6. Easements, existing utilities, Sec. 22-111. Application requirements for roads and setbacks, and zoning. excavation permits. 7. Drainage and flowways. (a) Unless otherwise directed, one copy of all 8. Aerial limits of any special site required application documents shall be submit- vegetation such as mangrove, ted to the county manager or designee on a form cypress or other wetland spe- to be supplied by Collier County. The application cies. shall include, but not be limited to, the following 9. For development and all com- information: mercial excavations, logs of soil auger borings with field clas- (1) The name, address and telephone number sification shall be provided, un- of the applicant or his agent, and, if known, the excavator. Supp. No. 117 CD22:24 Chapter 146 WATERWAYS* Article I. In General Secs. 146-1-146-20. Reserved. Article II. Collier County Consolidated Waterways and Beaches Ordinance Division 1. General Sec. 146-21. Title and Citation. Sec. 146-22. Applicability. Sec. 146-23. Intent and purpose. Sec. 146-24. Definitions. Sec. 146-25. Penalties. Sec. 146-26. Enforcement. Secs. 146-27-146-40. Reserved. Division 2. Vessel Control Sec. 146-41. Vessel registration fee. Sec. 146-42. Vessel regulation. Secs. 146-43-146-50. Reserved. Division 3. Beach and Water Safety Sec. 146-51. Regulation of use and conduct on the beach. Sec. 146-52. Concession operations, equipment rentals and vendors on the beach and adjoining waters. Secs. 146-53-146-60. Reserved. Article III. Public Beach Access Sec. 146-61. Short title. Sec. 146-62. Definitions. Sec. 146-63. Penalties for violation; resort to other remedies. Sec. 146-64. Intent. Sec. 146-65. Approval of development plans; issuance of building permits. Secs. 146-66-146-90. Reserved. `Editor's note Ord. No. 2024-32, §§ 1, 2, adopted Sept. 10, 2024, repealed the former Art. I, §§ 146-1-146-3 and Art. II, §§ 146-31-146-60.8, and enacted new provisions codified herein as Art. II, §§ 146-21-146-52 as set out herein. The former Arts. I and II pertained to similar subject matter and derived from: Ord. No. 79-8, §§ 1-8, 2-13-79; Ord. No. 89-11, §§ 1-9; Ord. No. 89-86, § 1; Ord. No. 91-19, §§ 1-4; Ord. No. 91-112, §§ 1, 2; Ord. No. 92-35, §§ 1-4; Ord. No. 94-57, §§ 1-3; Ord. No. 96-16, §§ 1-7; Ord. No. 96-28, §§ 1, 2; Ord. No. 96-75, § 1; Ord. No. 97-10, §§ 1-7; Ord. No. 97-12, §§ 1, 2; Ord. No. 98-88, § 1; Ord. No. 99-54, § 1; Ord. No. 2007-38, §§ 1, 2; and Ord. No. 2015-24, § 1. Cross references —Public possession or consumption of alcoholic beverages, § 6-3; possession, sale or release of certain fish prohibited, § 14-2; animals prohibited on beaches, § 14-36; coastal zone protection, § 22-286 et seq.; seawalls and revetments, § 22-321 et seq.; floods, ch. 62; natural resources, ch. 90; parks and recreation, ch. 98. Land development code reference —Private boathouses and docks, § 2.6.21. State law references —Authority to provide navigation programs, F.S. § 125.01(1)(j); authority to act in the common interest of the people of the county and exercise all powers and privileges not specifically prohibited (all in a manner not inconsistent with law), F.S. § 125.01(1)(w). Supp. No. 117 CD146:1 COLLIER COUNTY CODE Article IV. Vanderbilt Beach Customary Use Sec. 146-91. Title. Sec. 146-92. Purpose and Intent. Sec. 146-93. Definition. Sec. 146-94. Right to Recreate. Sec. 146-95. Buffer Zone. Sec. 146-96. Obstruction of Vanderbilt Beach. Sec. 146-97. Posting of Beach. Sec. 146-98. Penalty for Violations. Secs. 146-99-146-120. Reserved. Supp. No. 117 CD146:2 WATERWAYS ARTICLE I. IN GENERAL Secs. 146-1-146-20. Reserved. ARTICLE II. COLLIER COUNTY CONSOLIDATED WATERWAYS AND BEACHES ORDINANCE* DIVISION 1. GENERAL Sec. 146-21. Title and Citation. This Ordinance shall be known and may be cited as the "Collier County Consolidated Waterways and Beaches Ordinance." (Ord. No. 2024-32, § 2) Sec. 146-22. Applicability. The provisions of this Ordinance shall apply to and be enforced upon all waterways, creeks, streams, lakes, ponds, bayous, canals, and chan- nels, whether natural or manmade, and their adjacent shores/beaches as applicable, located within the unincorporated area of the County, including, but not limited to, Caxambas Pass, Chokoloskee Bay, Chokoloskee Island, Clam Bay System, Clam Pass, Cocohatchee River, Delnor- Wiggins Pass, Doctors Pass, Dollar Bay, Everglades City, Goodland, Gordon Pass, Gordon River, Hell's Gate, Henderson Creek, Hurricane Pass, Isles of Capri, Key Island (also known as Keewaydin Island), Little Hickory Bay, Little Hickory Island, Little Marco Pass, Marco Island (where applicable), Naples Bay (where applicable), Port of the Islands, Vanderbilt Lagoon, and Wiggins Bay, or subject to the jurisdiction of the County by any other law or interlocal agreement. (Ord. No. 2024-32, § 2) Sec. 146-23. Intent and purpose. It is the intent and purpose of this Ordinance to protect and promote the health, safety and welfare of the public at large, including residents and visitors to the County by providing reason- able regulation of the public's use and conduct on *State law references —Watercraft and water safety, F.S. ch. 327; restrictions on local water safety regulations, F.S. § 327.60. § 146-24 the beach and adjoining waters of the County, including the designation of specific areas within which the operation of aircraft and vessels may be regulated or prohibited. It is further intended that this Ordinance shall be liberally construed to effect such intent and purpose. (Ord. No. 2024-32, § 2) Sec. 146-24. Definitions. For the purposes of this Ordinance, terms and definitions are as defined in F.S. chs. 327 and 328, unless specifically stated otherwise. When not inconsistent with the context, words used in the present tense include the future, words in the plural number include the singular number, and the words in the singular number include the plural number. The word "shall" is always mandatory and not merely directory. The follow- ing words, terms and phrases, when used in this Ordinance, shall have the meanings ascribed to them, except where the context clearly indicates a different meaning: Aircraft means any motor vehicle or contriv- ance now known or hereinafter invented, which is used or designed for navigation of or flight in the air, except a parachute or other contrivance designed for such navigation but used primarily as safety equipment. The term "aircraft" shall include ultralight aircraft and seaplanes. Bather means any person who is in the same water as a vessel, whether said person is swim- ming, wading or engaged in any other activity in the water. Bathing area means any area of the beach and adjoining waters in which bathers are located or may be located, whether or not designated by signs or other form of notification. Beach or shore means the zone of unconsolidated material that extends landward from the mean low water line to the place where there is marked change in material or physiographic form. Bloodbaiting means the use of blood or bloody fish parts to attract sharks. Camping means the erection of shelter or similar structures for the purpose of sleeping or Supp. No. 117 CD146:3 § 146-24 COLLIER COUNTY CODE lying upon the beach either under or outside of any shelter, vehicle, bedroll, blanket, or other protective garb. Chumming means the throwing of bait or fish parts into the water to attract fish. Contiguous land means any land abutting land conveyed to the county as required in this article or any land which is located within one-half mile (2,640 feet) of the land conveyed to the County. County means the body politic Collier County, Florida, including the Board of County Commis- sioners, and/or the unincorporated area of Col- lier County, Florida. Decibel (dBA) means a unit for describing the amplitude of sound, as further defined by Collier County's Noise Control Ordinance No. 90-17, as amended. Gulf means the Gulf of Mexico. Idle Speed No Wake means, as defined by Rule 68D-24.002(2), F.A.C., as may be amended, a boating -restricted area which has been established to protect the safety of the public where a vessel cannot proceed at a speed greater than that speed which is necessary to maintain steerageway. License or licensed means a county occupational license or having such license. Operate or operation means to be in charge of, in command of, or in actual physical control of a vessel upon the waters of this state, to exercise control over or to have responsibility for a ves- sel's navigation or safety while the vessel is underway upon the waters of this state, or to control or steer a vessel being towed by another vessel upon the waters of the state. Permit means a beach vendor's permit issued by the county. Person means any individual, partnership, firm, corporation, association or other entity. Personal watercraft means, as defined by F.S. § 327.02(36), as may be amended, a vessel less than 16 feet in length which uses an inboard motor powering a water pump as its primary source of motive power and which is designed to be operated by a person sitting, standing, or kneeling on the vessel, rather than in the conventional manner of sitting or standing inside the vessel. The term personal watercraft for purposes of this Ordinance shall include "jet skis" "sea sleds," "dolphin boats," "wave run- ners," or other such product name meeting the description herein provided. Rafts, floats and flotation devices means any device, whether of canvas, vinyl, rubber, Styrofoam or other substance, intended or capable of assist- ing in the flotation of a person on or in the water of the Gulf of Mexico. The term shall not include vessels or sailcraft, but shall include body boards unless the context clearly indicates otherwise. Sailcraft means a vessel whose sole source of propulsion is the wind, including sailboats, sail- boards, kiteboards, and wind surfboards. Seaplane means any aircraft that is capable of landing and/or lifting off from a water surface. Slow Speed Minimum Wake and Slow Down Minimum Wake means, as defined by section 68D-24.002(1), F.A.C., as may be amended, that a vessel must be fully off plane and completely settled into the water. Such vessels may not proceed at a speed greater than that speed which is reasonable and prudent to avoid the creation of an excessive wake or other hazardous condi- tion under the existing circumstances. Solicit or canvass means any act, delivery, or exchange not initiated by the prospective customer or which directs attention to any business, mercantile or commercial establishment, or any other commercial activity, for the purpose of directly or indirectly promoting commercial interests through sales, rentals, or any exchange of value. Ultralight aircraft or ultralight means any heavier-than-air, motorized aircraft which meets the criteria for maximum weight, fuel capacity and airspeed established for such aircraft by the Federal Aviation Administration under part 103 of the Federal Aviation Regulations. Vessel shall have the same definition as found in F.S. § 327.02(46), as may be amended, and is synonymous with boat and includes every descrip- Supp. No. 117 CD146:4 WATERWAYS tion of watercraft, barge, and airboat, other than a seaplane on the water, used or capable of being used as a means of transportation on water. (Ord. No. 2024-32, § 2) Cross reference —Definitions generally, § 1-2. Sec. 146-25. Penalties. (a) Any owner, operator, or person in com- mand of any vessel or aircraft or any other person who violates any provision of this Ordinance or fails to comply with the require- ments of this Ordinance shall be treated in the same manner as a misdemeanor of the second degree punishable by a fine not exceeding $500.00 or by imprisonment not to exceed 60 days, or by both such fine and imprisonment and, upon conviction thereof, shall be fined or imprisoned, or both, as provided by law, and in addition shall pay all costs and expenses incurred in the prosecu- tion of such violation. (b) All violations of this Ordinance may be processed according to the Collier County Consolidated Code Enforcement Ordinance (Ord. No. 2010-04, as amended) and per provisions of F.S. ch. 162, pts. I or II, as may be applicable. (c) Civil violation and infraction penalty and fine amounts shall be in accordance with those set or published by the Collier County Clerk of Courts. (Ord. No. 2024-32, § 2) State law reference —Penalty for ordinance violations, F.S. § 125.69. Sec. 146-26. Enforcement. (a) The provisions of this Ordinance shall be enforced by any member of any duly authorized law enforcement agency or officers having enforce- ment jurisdiction in Collier County, Florida, including code enforcement officers. Civil cita- tions may be used to notify the defendant of allegations of violations of this Ordinance. (b) Area of enforcement. The area of enforce- ment of the provisions of this section shall be all waters, creeks, bayous, canals and channels whether natural or manmade located within unincorporated Collier County. (Ord. No. 2024-32, § 2) Secs. 146-27-146-40. Reserved. DIVISION 2. VESSEL CONTROL Sec. 146-41. Vessel registration fee. § 146-42 (a) Imposition. Those vessels stored or oper- ated within the jurisdiction of the county which are required by law to be registered with the state shall be subject to a county vessel registra- tion fee which shall be in the amount of 50 percent of the currently applicable state registra- tion certificate fee, and will be added to the current state fee. The county vessel registration fees shall be and reflect 50 percent of the state vessel registration fees as set forth in F.S. § 328.72(1), Vessel Registration Fee, and as it may be amended hereafter. (b) Collection of fees. The county vessel registra- tion fee shall be collected by the tax collector at the time of state vessel registration. (c) Payment/schedule. The tax collector shall be paid a collection fee, in accordance with, F.S. § 192.091, Commissions of Property Appraisers and Tax Collectors, and as it may be amended hereafter. (d) Distribution of fees. Dollar amounts required by F.S. § 328.72(15), of every vessel registration fee shall be remitted to the state for deposit. All other funds (after payment to the tax collector and the motor boat revolving trust fund) shall be expended for the patrol, regula- tion, and maintenance of the lakes, rivers, or waters and for other boating -related activities in the County. (Ord. No. 2024-32, § 2) Sec. 146-42. Vessel regulation. (a) Idle Speed, No Wake Boating -Restricted Areas. The County may enact Boating -Restricted Areas by Ordinance to establish Idle Speed, No Wake Boating -Restricted Areas, in accordance with F.S. § 327.46, as may be amended. (1) The operation of any vessel in excess of Idle Speed, No Wake, as defined herein, in or on any waters specified as an Idle Speed, No Wake Boating -Restricted Area is hereby prohibited and is a violation of Supp. No. 117 CD146:5 § 146-42 COLLIER COUNTY CODE this Ordinance. Said prohibition is effec- tive and enforceable provided the Idle Speed, No Wake Boating -Restricted Area is designated by regulatory marker, sig- nage, buoy, or any other notice. The locations of any and all such notices (including informational signage) shall be placed at the discretion of County staff and shall not be subject to the Land Development Code. All such notices posted by the County are official notices of the County. Provided the restricted area is posted as an Idle Speed, No Wake Boating - Restricted Area, it is no defense to a violation of this Ordinance to allege that the person issued a notice of violation of this Ordinance did not observe posted notice. (2) No person shall operate a vessel in any area designated and posted as an Idle Speed, No Wake Boating -Restricted Area at a speed greater than Idle Speed, No Wake. Any vessel operating in an Idle Speed, No Wake Boating -Restricted Area must operate at the minimum speed that allows the vessel to maintain headway and steerageway. (3) The following areas are designated as Idle Speed, No Wake Boating -Restricted Areas: a. Within 500 feet of any boat ramp, hoist, marine railway, or other launching or landing facility avail- able for use by the general boating public on waterways more than 300 feet in width or within 300 feet of any boat ramp, hoist, marine railway, or other launching or landing facil- ity available for use by the general boating public on waterways not exceeding 300 feet in width. b. Within 500 feet of fuel pumps or dispensers at any marine fueling facility that sells motor fuel to the general boating public on waterways more than 300 feet in width or within 300 feet of the fuel pumps or dispensers at any licensed terminal facility that sells motor fuel to the general boating public on waterways not exceeding 300 feet in width. C. Inside or within 300 feet of any lock structure. (4) Idle Speed, No Wake Boating -Restricted Areas. The County hereby adopts and designates the respective areas depicted on Exhibit "A" as Idle Speed, No Wake Boating -Restricted Areas. (b) Slow Speed, Minimum Wake Boating - Restricted Areas. The County may enact Boating - Restricted Areas by Ordinance to establish Slow Speed, Minimum Wake Boating -Restricted Areas, in accordance with F.S. § 327.46, as may be amended. Supp. No. 117 CD146:6 (1) No person shall operate a vessel in any area designated and posted as a Slow Speed, Minimum Wake Boating -Restricted Area at a speed greater than Slow Speed, Minimum Wake. Any vessel operating in a Slow Speed, Minimum Wake Boating - Restricted Area must operate fully off plane and completely settled in the water. The vessel's wake must not be excessive nor create a hazard to other vessels. (2) The following are designated as Slow Speed, Minimum Wake Boating -Restricted Areas: a. Within 300 feet of any bridge fender system. b. Within 300 feet of any bridge span presenting a vertical clearance of less than 25 feet or a horizontal clearance of less than 100 feet. C. On a creek, stream, canal, or similar linear waterway if the waterway is less than 75 feet in width from shoreline to shoreline. d. On a lake or pond of less than 10 acres in total surface area. (3) Slow Speed, Minimum Wake Boating - Restricted Areas. The County hereby adopts and designates the respective areas depicted on Exhibit "B" as Slow Speed, Minimum Wake Boating -Restricted Areas. WATERWAYS (c) Vessel -Exclusion Zones. The County may enact Vessel -Exclusion Zones by Ordinance where the area is designated as a public bathing beach or swim area, or a canoe trail or area otherwise limited to non -motorized vessels, in accordance with F.S. § 327.46, as may be amended. (1) No person shall operate a motorized vessel or sailcraft within a Vessel -Exclusion Zone, provided that this subsection shall not apply in the case of an emergency or to a patrol or rescue craft. (2) Vessel -Exclusion Zones. The County hereby adopts and designates the respec- tive areas depicted on Exhibit "C" as Vessel -Exclusion Zones. (d) Personal watercraft regulation. No person shall operate personal watercraft: (1) Within Vessel -Exclusion Zones; in excess of Idle Speed, No Wake in Idle Speed, No Wake Boating -Restricted Areas; or in excess of Slow Speed, Minimum Wake in Slow Speed, Minimum Wake Boating - Restricted Areas. (2) In an unsafe, reckless or careless manner endangering the life, limb, or property of any person. (e) Careful and prudent operation required. Every person operating or navigating any vessel in, on or under any waters within the unincorporated areas of Collier County shall do so in a careful and prudent manner, taking into consideration the environmental conditions, water skiers and other boats and watercraft and all other attendant circumstances so as not to endanger the life, limb or property of any person. Failure to operate a boat in such a careful and prudent manner shall constitute careless boat- ing and a violation of this Ordinance. (f) Official government business. Except during an emergency or operation by an official of the government while engaged in official business, the operation of any vessel shall conform to this Ordinance, as well as federal, state, and local law. § 146-51 (g) Speed not to be greater than what is reasonable under the conditions. Nothing contained in this Ordinance shall be construed to authorize or approve any speed greater than is reasonable and proper in consideration of local conditions, other water traffic, persons swim- ming or fishing in the area, or other hazards. (h) Exemptions. The following shall be exempted from the provisions of this section: (1) The provisions of this section shall not be construed to prohibit the operation, racing or exhibition of vessels or sailcraft during a publicly announced, properly authorized, supervised and adequately patrolled regatta, speed trial, or exhibition. (2) The operators of law enforcement or rescue vessels or vessels operating under emergency conditions shall be exempted while conducting official duties or operat- ing under emergency conditions. (Ord. No. 2024-32, § 2) Editor's note —Exhibits A through C referenced above are not set out herein, but on file and available for inspection in the offices of the county. Secs. 146-43-146-50. Reserved. DIVISION 3. BEACH AND WATER SAFETY Sec. 146-51. Regulation of use and conduct on the beach. (a) Possession of glass containers prohibited. It shall be unlawful for any person while on the beach or beach access areas to possess or utilize any glass bottle or container. (b) Restrictions on animals on beach. It shall be unlawful for any person owning or have under his control any animal, to permit such animal upon the beach, except guide dogs accompanying visually impaired persons or hearing ear dogs accompanying hearing impaired persons shall be allowed on the beach at all times. (c) Open fires prohibited; heated objects to be disposed of properly. It shall be unlawful for any person to have an open fire on the beach. Said prohibition shall not include a stove or grill where so designated and posted by the County Supp. No. 117 CD146:7 § 146-51 COLLIER COUNTY CODE Parks and Recreation Department. It shall be unlawful for any person to dispose of any coals, briquets, embers or other heated object from any stove or grill at the beach in other than a county designated receptacle. (d) Overnight camping prohibited. It shall be unlawful to camp overnight on the beach, except for recreational purposes on property designated for such purposes. (e) Fishing. It shall be unlawful for any person while on the beach or within 1,000 feet from shore to intentionally fish for sharks or to fish by those methods commonly known as "chumming" or "bloodbaiting." Nothing herein shall be construed to create a duty of any sort on the part of any law enforcement officer or county employee to prevent fishing or to warn of the presence of sharks in the Gulf of Mexico. (f) Throwing of balls, frisbees, or other objects. It shall be unlawful for any person to throw any ball, frisbee, or other object through any bathing area after having been warned by any law enforcement officer that such activity interferes with or endangers the movement of pedestrian traffic or public safety. (g) Swimming. No person, except a person actually engaged in a rescue attempt, shall: (1) Swim or bathe within 150 feet measured in any direction from a pier or jetty; or (2) Swim or bathe in any area posted exclusively for vessel and/or sailcraft use. (h) Use of rafts, floats, and other flotation devices. No person shall use any raft, float, body board, or other flotation device of any descrip- tion, except for a vessel or sailcraft, more than 500 feet from the water's edge. (i) Operation of vessel or sailcraft while intoxicated. No person shall operate a vessel or sailcraft of any description, whether motorized or not, surf or otherwise use any other equip- ment in the Gulf of Mexico when under the influence of any alcoholic beverage, or any chemi- cal substance as set forth in F.S. § 877.111 or any substance controlled under F.S. ch. 893, to the extent that the person's normal faculties are impaired. 0) Use of aircraft on beach or from or over specified saltwater area prohibited. No person shall operate an aircraft, including seaplanes or ultralights, ultralight trainers, or "ultralight vehicles" as defined in Chapter 14 of Code of Federal Regulations, paragraph 103.1, on or from the beach or adjoining water within 500 feet of the water's edge. In the area west of a southerly projection of a north/south line that bisects the intersection of County Road 92 (San Marco Road) and U.S. Highway 41 (Tamiami Trail), no person shall operate any ultralight (including ultralight trainers and ultralight vehicles) from, on or over any saltwater except at a horizontal distance greater than 500 feet seaward from the nearest shoreline of the mainland or nearest shoreline of the nearest island, whichever is the most restrictive refer- ence point. (k) Soliciting and canvassing prohibited. There shall be no solicitation or canvassing of the public on the beach: (1) By other than licensed concessionaires of goods and services for use or consump- tion on the beach. No person other than a licensed concessionaire shall solicit or canvass for the sale or rental of merchandise, services, goods, or property of any kind or character intended for use or consumption on the beach. (2) By licensed concessionaires. No licensed concessionaire shall solicit or canvass for the sale or rental of any merchandise, services, goods or property of any kind or character except from within or within ten feet of his licensed premises or vehicle. (3) By any person of goods and services for use or consumption off the beach. No person shall solicit or canvass for the sale or rental of any merchandise, services, goods or property of any kind or character to be delivered or performed off the beach. (1) Sound amplification. No audio device, such as loudspeakers, television, radio, compact disc, tape, or record player, or musical instrument, Supp. No. 117 CD146:8 WATERWAYS except equipment used by law enforcement, rescue or beach safety personnel, shall be used on the beach in a manner that: (1) Exceeds a noise level of 60 decibels WBA) in compliance with the Collier County Noise Control Ordinance No. 90-17, as amended; or (2) Otherwise violates the Collier County Noise Control Ordinance No. 90-17, as amended. (m) Breach of the peace; disorderly conduct. No person shall commit such acts as are of a nature to corrupt the public morals, or outrage the sense of public decency, or affect the peace and quiet of persons who may witness them, or engage in brawling or fighting, or engage in such conduct as to constitute a breach of the peace or disorderly conduct. § 146-51 are posted in conspicuous areas and such signs give notice that unauthorized entry into the respective secured area constitutes a trespass, and the signs specify the means that are available for gaining authorized access to the respec- tive secure area. Collier County Parks and Recreation Division or Coastal Management Program Division are each hereby authorized to designate such secure area(s) as it deems appropriate by post- ing appropriate signs. Each such trespass in any secured area of an airport is an independent violation of this article irrespective of application of any County rule or regulation. (q) Key Island (also known as Keewaydin Island). (n) Removal of beach sand. No beach sand (1) Prohibited Activities: may be removed from the beach. a. Hunting, harassing, possessing or (o) Litter. It shall be unlawful for any person trapping wildlife. to discard or otherwise dispose of or abandon any b. Use of animal trapping or conceal - trash, garbage, bottles, containers, cans, dead ment devices. fish or parts thereof, charcoal briquets or ashes, or any other litter, except in designated contain- C. Admission of unleashed domestic ers for that purpose. It is further unlawful to animals, except those ADA Service dispose of any household garbage on the beach. Animals. (p) Trespass: construction, restoration, and/or d. Transplantation or removal of any renourishment projects or construction sites. plant or animal, or parts of plants (1) It shall be a separate violation of this or animals (living or dead), except article for any individual to refuse to as provided herein. immediately and completely obey an oral e. Removal, disturbance, pollution or order (instruction) to leave a beach area destruction of property, or natural undergoing construction, restoration, or cultural resources. and/or renourishment, or to move his/her person to some other area of the beach, if f. Solicitation or distribution of com- the order (instruction) is personally com- mercial materials and advertising municated to the individual by any of any commercial event, other than employee, contractor, vendor, or other Department materials or announce - official who at such time and place has ments of Department -sponsored or authority to issue such an instruction. sanctioned events and gatherings. (2) It is a separate violation of this article for g. Possession of glass containers any individual to commit a trespass into prohibited. It shall be unlawful for (or within) any secure area of a beach any person while on the beach or area undergoing construction, restora- beach access areas to possess or tion, and/or renourishment, provided signs utilize any glass bottle or container. Supp. No. 117 CD146:9 § 146-51 COLLIER COUNTY CODE (2) Limited Activities: tion fee therefor as established from time - a. Hiking, horseback riding, and bicycle to -time by the County by Resolution. The riding shall be restricted to trails or applicant must meet the following require - roads specifically designated for ments: those activities. (1) The applicant must have an opera- b. Recreational camping may be tions office or headquarters located conducted only on property at a land -based location in an area designated for such purposes. immediately adjacent to where the permitted/licensed activities are to C. Fires are allowed only in designated be provided for public use. The office/ areas. headquarters must be located only d. Visitors shall be responsible for the on land that is immediately seaward proper disposal of all wastewater, of the upland owner's main building refuse and trash, by placing it in adjacent to that adjoining beach. designated containers, if provided, The land -based operations/activi- or removed to an off -site disposal ties must be conducted wholly within facility or receptacle. the geographic confines of the two e. Vehicles are allowed only in areas seaward projections of the north/ designated as public access roads. south property lines of the upland parcel, and the office/headquarters f. Motor vehicle or vessel operation in must have direct physical access to water bodies, wetlands, or low lying the beach and salt water. In the areas located inside the boundaries event the permittee/licensee has its of the Buffer Preserves is allowed authorization to occupy the upland only where designated for such use headquarters area terminated or with signs. otherwise cancelled by the upland (Ord. No. 2024-32, § 2) landowner or from whatever other person or entity authorized that Sec. 146-52. Concession operations, equip- permittee/licensee to occupy that ment rentals and vendors on upland area, loss of right of that the beach and adjoining upland occupancy shall thereby waters. automatically void the then existing The safety and welfare of the persons that Collier County beach vendor's reside nearby the County's beach areas and of permit/license for that area. the public that recreate on the beach and adjoin- (2) The applicant must have and ing waters makes necessary and appropriate the maintain a telephone and marine following regulations: radio at its land -based operations (a) Beach vendor permit requirement. Any office. person or entity to be engaged in the sale (3) If the applicant is engaged in the of goods, services, rental, leasing, bail- rental of motorized or windblown ment, or otherwise providing recreational equipment, or other vessel rentals, equipment for remuneration, including the applicant must have a motor - any motorized or wind -driven vessel for ized chase boat with operational use by the public on the beach or adjoin- marine radio in good running condi- ing waters of the County shall be required tion that meets all U.S. Coast Guard to obtain a beach vendor permit/license safety requirements. That boat must from the County. A beach vendor permit/ be kept at the vessel rental site license shall issue and be maintained during all hours of applicant's rental upon the applicant paying such applica- operations. Supp. No. 117 CD146:10 WATERWAYS (4) The applicant must have and maintain comprehensive general liability insurance with coverage not less than the amount of $500,000.00 combined single limits or the amount specified in the County contract, whichever is greater. (5) The applicant shall provide a list describing and indicating the state vessel registration number of each motorized vessel applicant places in service. Each motorized vessel placed in service for public use under a Collier County beach vendor's permit/license shall have a state vessel registration number affixed thereon at all times. (6) The applicant shall provide at least one operational life vest for each occupant space on each of the ves- sels to be offered for public use under this section. (7) The applicant must provide a site plan for the beach operation that includes the operation's boundaries on the beach and the ingress and egress points to that operation. No operation boundary shall extend into any pedestrian pathway. (8) The applicant is required to obtain a County occupational license for its operations office required under this section. To obtain an occupational license, the applicant must provide proof of having a current, valid beach vendor's permit. Revocation of the occupational license shall automati- cally void the respective beach vendor permit/license. (9) If a permit/license holder violates any condition of the beach vendor permit/license during any permit/ license year and is notified by the County in writing of the violation, the director of parks and recreation is authorized to impose conditions on the subsequent annual beach vendor's permit/license (a probation- Supp. No. 117 CD146:11 § 146-52 ary permit/license), including issu- ing a month -to -month permit/license that shall be summarily voidable for any similar or dissimilar viola- tion of any of the permit/license condition(s). (b) Beach vendor permittee, vessel user regula- tions /general regulations. (1) Operator age restrictions applicable to operation of all vessels with ten horsepower or greater. As required by F.S. § 327.395, the rental to or operation of a motorized vessel powered by a motor of ten horsepower or greater is prohibited to anyone born after January 1, 1988, unless that person has in his/her possession aboard the vessel photographic identification and a boater safety identification card issued pursuant to F.S. § 327.395. A person is exempt from this provi- sion if they are accompanied in the vessel by a person who holds an identification card in compliance with this section, is 18 years of age or older, and is attending to the operation of the vessel and responsible for the sage operation of the vessel and for any violation that occurs during operation of the vessel. (2) The renter, user, passenger of or on any vessel described in this section shall have on board an operational life vest while using or having such vessel in the water; and it is a violation of this section for any such person using such vessel not to have a life vest on board. (3) Pre -ride safety instructions. Each livery must also provide pre -ride boater safety instruction and safety information to each person who rents a vessel powered by a motor rated at ten horsepower or greater. (4) Display of rental personal watercraft speed limit information. Each rental personal watercraft must conspicu- § 146-52 COLLIER COUNTY CODE ously display the special speed limit instructions that apply within all the respective distances from the shore. The speed instructions must be easily visible to the operator of the rental jet ski when the operator is in the operating position on the personal watercraft. (5) Mufflers on rental personal watercraft. Each rental personal watercraft must always operate with stock mufflers or with mufflers that are quieter than stock mufflers. (6) Each renter of a personal watercraft must read and initial that he/she understands the speed and opera- tion restrictions placed upon opera- tion of personal watercraft by this section and/or by F.S. ch. 327. (7) Rental personal watercraft identifica- tion markings. Each rental personal watercraft must display identifying letters and/or numbers that identify the specific personal watercraft. Each identification number and/or letter, trademark, logo, and/or company name must be at least four inches in height and must contrast with its background color so as to be easily visible at a distance of 250 feet by a person with 20/20 vision. (8) No person shall operate personal watercraft within a Vessel -Exclu- sion Zone, in excess of Idle Speed, No Wake in Idle Speed, No Wake Boating -Restricted Areas, or in excess of Slow Speed, Minimum Wake in Slow Speed, Minimum Wake Boating -Restricted Areas. (9) Safe operation of personal watercraft. All personal watercraft must be oper- ated in a reasonable and prudent manner at all times. Maneuvers which unreasonably or unnecessar- ily endanger life, limb, or property, including weaving through congested vessel traffic, jumping the wake of another vessel unreasonably or unnecessarily close to such vessel or when visibility around such vessel is obstructed, or the vessel is oper- ated in a manner that required intentional swerving at the last moment to avoid collision, constitute reckless operation. Personal watercraft are not limited to vessels that have one or two occupants. (Ord. No. 2024-32, § 2) Secs. 146-53-146-60. Reserved. ARTICLE III. PUBLIC BEACH ACCESS* Sec. 146-61. Short title. This article shall be known as and may be cited as the "Public Beach Access Ordinance." (Ord. No. 76-20, § 1) Sec. 146-62. Definitions. The following words, terms and phrases, when used in this article, shall have the meanings ascribed to them in this section, except where the context clearly indicates a different meaning: Blocked public access means the development of land with structures and/or improvements or any other barrier which denies public access to public beaches at intervals of 2,640 feet as prescribed in this article. Blocked support facilities means the develop- ment of land with structures and/or improve- ments or any other barrier which denies the public of the required support facilities which are necessary for the use and enjoyment of the public beaches. Contiguous land means any land abutting land conveyed to the county as required in this article or any land which is located within one-half mile (2,640 feet) of the land conveyed to the county as permitted in subsection 146-65(g). *Cross references —Public accessways to beaches, § 22- 296; camping near Gulf of Mexico, § 94-1; planning, ch. 106. State law references —Beach and shore preservation, F.S. ch. 161; public access to beaches, F.S. § 161.55(4). Supp. No. 117 CD146:12 WATERWAYS Intervening land means any land which is located between a public beach and a landward point of public access through which land an existing or potential public access passes. Public access means existing access to a public beach from any road, street, easement, or any other way which the public has a right to use. Public access, potential, means any access to a public beach which is not existent at the time of passage of this article but which is required under section 146-65 and designated on Exhibit 1 to Ordinance No. 76-20. Public beach means any water area along the Gulf of Mexico along with its upland lands which have been dedicated to the public or in which the public has a right to their use by easement, prescriptive right, customary use, state or federal ownership, or as a result of any other act, law or instrument through which the public has a prescribed or implied right to their use. Support facilities means but not be limited to shelters, toilets, off-street parking or any other required facility which is complementary to the public access and which is necessary for the use and enjoyment of the public beach it serves. (Ord. No. 76-20, § 3) Cross reference —Definitions generally, § 1-2. Sec. 146-63. Penalties for violation; resort to other remedies. Violation of the provisions of this article or failure to comply with any of its requirements shall constitute a misdemeanor. Any person who violates this article or fails to comply with any of its requirements shall upon conviction thereof be fined, or imprisoned, or both, as provided by law. Each day such violation continues shall be considered a separate offense. Any other person who commits, participates in, assists in, or maintains such violation may each be found guilty of a separate offense and suffer the penal- ties herein provided. Nothing herein contained shall prevent the county from taking such other lawful action, including, but not limited to, resort to equitable action as is necessary to prevent or remedy any violation. (Ord. No. 76-20, § 5) State law reference —Penalty for ordinance violations, F.S. § 125.69. Sec. 146-64. Intent. § 146-65 In order to maintain peace and order, provide for emergency ingress and egress, and provide the public with access to the use, enjoyment and appreciation of the natural resource amenities of the beaches of the county, and to develop and use the beach resources to the greatest benefit of the health and welfare of the citizens of the county, it is hereby declared to be the legislative intent of this article to provide a means and procedure for insuring that adequate public access is provided and maintained, that access is maintained in such a manner as to preserve or enhance exist- ing natural features. It is further the intent of the board of county commissioners to provide and implement funds and funding programs to insure the development, maintenance and upkeep of areas acquired pursuant to this article. The preface and provisions of this article, being remedial of nature, are to be liberally construed to effectuate its purpose in the interest of the public health, safety and welfare of the citizens of the county and the state. (Ord. No. 76-20, § 2) Sec. 146-65. Approval of development plans; issuance of building permits. (a) Required compliance. Prior to the grant- ing of the final approval for a subdivision, planned unit development (PUD), or the issuance of a building permit for any lands which are adjacent to or contiguous with public beaches and which lands have the potential of blocking public access and/or potential public access and support facili- ties, the subdivider or applicant, as owner or agent of subject property, shall arrange with the county to provide land for public access and support facilities as determined and required in this article. Supp. No. 117 CD146:13 (b) Physical requirements of public access. (1) Maximum separation. The maximum separation from one point of public access to the next point of public access shall not be greater than one-half mile (2,640 feet). (2) Minimum width. The minimum width of any public access shall be 100 feet. § 146-65 COLLIER COUNTY CODE (3) Minimum yard requirements. The minimum depth of yards which abut an existing or potential public access shall be the same distance as required in the zoning district regulations, depending on whether such yard is a front, side, rear or corner lot. (c) Method of providing land for public access and support facilities. Land for public access and support facilities may be provided by deed, public easement, dedication or any other method which guarantees such public access in perpetuity and approved by the county. (d) Procedure upon failure to convey lands. In the event the owner of lands required for public access and support facilities as required by this article refuses to convey them to the county, and it becomes necessary to condemn said lands, no county permit shall be issued for the improve- ment or development of the subject land until the later of the conclusion, including expiration of all appeal and/or re -hearing periods, of said condemnation proceedings, or the conveyance or transfer of said lands to the county pursuant to negotiations for lease, purchase or dedication. (e) Location of each public access and support facility. The location of each public access and support facility will be predicated on the growth needs as well as the location and utilization of all existing points of public access and support facilities in a manner which will not duplicate or conflict with an existing public access and sup- port facility while permitting a comprehensive coverage of the county with adequately located public access to the public beaches. (f) Adoption of public access comprehensive map. In order to establish a comprehensive plan for the eventual acquisition or development of adequate public access and support facilities, the board of county commissioners hereby adopts Exhibit 1, sheets 1 through 22 and Exhibit 2, pages 1 and 2 as part of this article. The location, acquisition and development of all public access and support facilities shall be guided by Exhibit 1 and Exhibit 2, and the only deviation from said exhibits shall be as provided in this section. (g) Waiver from requirements of this article. (1) Even though the board of county commis- sioners have determined that public access and support facilities shall be provided at maximum intervals of one-half mile (2,640 feet) as indicated in Exhibit 1 and Exhibit 2, such distance may be shortened or lengthened by the board of county commissioners in order to take into account the availability of suitable land for such need, the physical geography of the land, the location of waters, roads, railroads, or other barrier features which may require the extension or contraction of the distance between points of public access, the representation relative to beach access on Exhibit 1, pages 1 through 22, notwithstanding. (2) In the event that more than one public access and support facility is required of any one developer or owner, the board of county commissioners is hereby empowered to waive the one-half mile (2,640 feet) maximum distance require- ment of said public access and facility and require in lieu thereof that such public access and support facilities be provided in the aggregate in a specified location rather than in separate loca- tions as required in this article. (3) In order to carry out the intent and objectives of this article, the board of county commissioners are hereby empowered to waive the requirements of this article to the extent that the literal enforcement of this article will create an unduly severe hardship on the applicant for a final approval of a subdivision plat, PUD, or building permit to the extent that the intent and objectives of this article will be fulfilled. (h) Transfer of development rights. Where the developer has voluntarily conveyed beach access lands to the county, the board of county commis- sioners may authorize the transfer of develop- ment rights for lands which are conveyed to the county for public access and support facilities to lands contiguous to lands so conveyed. Said Supp. No. 117 CD146:14 WATERWAYS transfer may be made on the basis of whichever of the following three options, as expressed by the following formulae, permits the greater number of dwelling units: (1) The number of dwelling units which may be transferred equals the number of dwell- ing units per acre on contiguous land under the existing zoning classification, divided by the number of acres conveyed. (2) The number of dwelling units which may be transferred equals the number of dwell- ing units per acre as established by the official land use guide, divided by the number of acres conveyed. Note. Where the number of dwelling units which may be transferred equals a fractional number, if the fraction equals more than five -tenths, the number of dwelling units to be transferred will be increased to the next higher whole number. If number of dwelling units which may be transferred equals five - tenths or less, the number of dwelling units which may be transferred will be decreased to the next lower whole number. (3) A transfer of one dwelling unit per acre or portion of an acre conveyed. Notwithstanding the above, the board of county commissioners shall have the authority to authorize the transfer of a lesser number of development rights, where it finds that the transfer of a greater number would be contrary to the public interest. (Ord. No. 76-20, § 4) Secs. 146-66-146-90. Reserved. ARTICLE IVV, VANDERBILT BEACH CUSTOMARY USE Sec. 146-91. Title. This Ordinance shall be known and may be cited as the "Collier County Vanderbilt Beach Customary Use Ordinance." (Ord. No. 2018-31, § 1) Sec. 146-92. Purpose and Intent. § 146-95 The purpose of this Ordinance is to protect the public's long-standing customary use of Vander- bilt Beach, including the dry sand portion thereof, while at the same time protecting the private property rights of those owners with lands adjacent to Vanderbilt Beach. This Ordinance shall not be construed to affect in any way the title of any owner of land adjacent to Vanderbilt Beach, and is to be read as a supplement to Ordinance 76-20, known as the Public Beach Access Ordinance. (Ord. No. 2018-31, § 2) Sec. 146-93. Definition. As utilized herein, Vanderbilt Beach shall mean the entire beach commencing at the southern terminus of Delnor-Wiggins Pass State Park, thence running southerly past Vanderbilt Beach Road until FDEP Monument R-31.5. Van- derbilt Beach shall include not only that part of the beach seaward of the mean high water line, but shall also include the dry sandy area adjacent to the mean high water line up to the vegetative line. (Ord. No. 2018-31, § 3) Sec. 146-94. Right to Recreate. Except as provided below, the public shall have the right to recreate along all of Vanderbilt Beach. Recreation shall include walking, jog- ging, sunbathing with or without a beach umbrella, picnicking, fishing, building sand- castles, and other similar recreational beach activities. (Ord. No. 2018-31, § 5) Sec. 146-95. Buffer Zone. The public at large, including the residents and visitors of the County, shall not utilize a 15-foot buffer zone located seaward of any permanent habitable structure owned by a private entity that is located on, or adjacent to, the dry sand areas of the beach, whichever is more seaward, except as is necessary to utilize an existing or future public beach access point for ingress and egress to the beach. (Ord. No. 2018-31, § 6) Supp. No. 117 CD146:15 § 146-96 COLLIER COUNTY CODE Sec. 146-96. Obstruction of Vanderbilt Beach. It shall be unlawful for any person to create, erect or construct any fence, structure, barrier or restraint within Vanderbilt Beach. Sand fences, which have received all necessary permits from state and federal agencies, and turtle fences are exempt from the prohibition contained in this section. (Ord. No. 2018-31, § 7) Sec. 146-97. Posting of Beach. Except for buffer zones, it shall be unlawful for any person to display or cause to be displayed anywhere along Vanderbilt Beach any sign, marker or warning stating that any part of Vanderbilt Beach is private, that the public does not have the right to access or recreate upon any part of Vanderbilt Beach, or to in any way interfere with any person who is lawfully using Vanderbilt Beach. Buffer zones may be marked as such. (Ord. No. 2018-31, § 8) Sec. 146-98. Penalty for Violations. Violation of any provision of this Ordinance shall be treated in the same manner as a misdemeanor of the second degree punishable by a fine not exceeding $500.00 or by imprisonment not to exceed 60 days, or by both such fine and imprisonment. All violations of this Ordinance may be processed according to the Collier County Consolidated Code Enforcement Ordinance (Ord. No. 2010-04, as amended) and per provisions of F.S. ch. 162, pts. I or II, as may be applicable. A law enforcement official or code enforcement officer is specifically authorized to issue a cita- tion for each violation of this Ordinance. (Ord. No. 2018-31, § 9) Secs. 146-99-146-120. Reserved. Supp. No. 117 CD146:16 CODE COMPARATIVE TABLE —ORDINANCE DISPOSITION Ordinance Section Number Subject Section this Code 2024-25 Medial transportation services; 1-14 50-51-50-64 updated uniform standards 15 Added 50-65 16-26 Rnbd 50-65-50-75 as 50-66-50-76 2024-26 Authority of the director of 1 14-28-14-31 domestic animal services 14-32.3-10 14-33.1.I 14-36.12 14-37.3 14-38.1.B, E, F 14-39 14-40.1, 3, 4 14-41.4-6 14-41.6B(3) 14-41.7.A, 7.0 14-41.8.C, 8.G 14-44.2, 2.0 2024-27 Lighting District addition 1 122-81(102) Added 122-81(103), (104) 2024-32 Collier County Consolidated 1 Rpld 146-1-146-60.8 Waterways and Beaches Ordinance Added 146-1-146-52 2024-39 Excavation review procedures 1 22-110(a)(2), (3) 2024-40 Florida Building Code amend- 1 22-26 ments Supp. No. 117 CCT:159 STATE LAW REFERENCE TABLE This table shows the location within this Code, either in the text or notes following the text, of references to the Florida Statutes. F.S. Section F.S. Section Section this Code Section this Code ch. 1 1-2 262-523 1.01(3) 1-2 262-635 1.01(15) 26-227 262-736 11.45 2-200 ch. 74 18-42 46-2 ch. 75 262-391 ch. 17 66-60 262-637 ch. 18 262-644 262-740 26.012 214-27 75.04(2) 262-637 28.235 2-202 ch. 77-234 46-4 28.24 26-232 ch. 83 134-175 28.241 46-2 92.142 2-2028 46-32 92.525 2-2057 46-34 97.021(5) 262-367 ch. 29 226-1 99.021 122-1656 29.004 46-6 262-368 29.008(2)(a)2 46-6 262-732 29.008(3)(a) 46-6 ch. 106 2-2055 29.03, 29.04 226-1 34-28 ch. 30 Ch. 78 262-732 Ch. 238, Art. II 106.011 2-2056 30.231(a) 46-4 122-1656 tit. XXXII 6-1 262-368 tit. XXXIV 6-1 chs. 111, 112 Ch. 2, Art. III ch. 44 46-3 Ch. 2, Art. IV 44.102 46-3 Ch. 202, Art. IV 44.102(2)(b) 46-3 ch. 112 2-192 44.106 46-3 2-2054, 2-2055 44.108 46-3 54-277 44.108(4) 46-3 122-1652 44.1011 46-3 262-306 45.011 46-2 262-449 ch. 48 14-38 262-598 ch. 50 2-2034 262-697 22-202 262-733 142-58 ch. 12, pt. III 2-2054, 2-2055 50.041 2-2034 2-2059 22-202 112.001 2-66 142-58 112.011(2)(c) 2-66 50.051 2-1019 112.08 202-256 22-202 112.061 2-850 142-58 122-1656 55.03 2-2031 262-368 60.051 2-2029 262-486 chs. 73, 74 122-1657 262-520 262-370 262-575 262-374 262-732 supp. No. 117 SLT:1 COLLIER COUNTY CODE F.S. Section Section this Code 112.215 Ch. 2, Art. IV, Div. 2 112.312(8) 2-2055 112.313(13) 2-2054 112.3145 2-2054, 2-2055 112.3148 2-2054 2-2056, 2-2057 112.3148(2)(b) 2-2054 112.326 2-2054 112.531(1) 26-227 117.05(13) 134-64 ch. 119 2-78 2-191 18-37 122-1652 122-1656 134-179 134-406 262-368 262-449 262-598 262-732 119.011(2) 5-25 ch. 120 2-201 26-255 74-504 122-1657,122-1658 134-180 262-608 262-633 262-736, 262-737 120.52 74-504 120.54 262-608 120.57(1)(b) 106-46 106-82 120.57(1)(b)4 106-46 106-82 120.57(1)(b)6 106-46 106-82 120.57(1)(b)7 106-46 106-82 120.57(1)(b)8 106-46 106-82 120.58(1)(a) 106-46 106-82 120.58(1)(b) 106-46 ch. 121 2-102 121.021 2-102 122.34 14-30 246-30 ch. 125 Ch. 2 2-190 2-1102 F.S. Section Supp. No. 117 SLT:2 Section this Code 2-2037 18-37, 18-38 22-346-22-349 50-51 50-53 54-301 62-26 74-102 74-303 94-116 98-2 106-131 110-58 110-91 118-87 122-228 122-276 122-426 122-452 122-527 122-559, 122-560 122-631 122-656 122-686 122-706 122-761 122-786 122-846 122-871 122-921 122-961 122-986 122-1011 122-1081 122-1106 122-1183 122-1236 122-1263 122-1321 122-1346 122-1371 122-1396 122-1421 122-1471 122-1496 122-1551 122-1577 122-1626 122-1651,122-1652 122-1702 122-1827 122-1877 122-2021 STATE LAW REFERENCE TABLE F.S. Section F.S. Section Section this Code Section this Code 126-212 122-201-122-203 134-313 122-226,122-227 ch. 125, art. II 122-1651 122-251 ch. 125, pt. III 2-79, 2-80 122-276, 122-277 2-189 122-301 125.01 et seq. 74-105 122-326, 122-327 106-38 122-351 125.01 94-152 122-376 122-29 122-426 122-148 122-451 122-376 122-528 122-557 122-557 122-896 122-560 122-1131 122-631 122-1156 122-657 122-1241 122-686 122-1371 122-761 122-1522 122-786 122-1652 122-821,122-822 122-2211 122-846,122-847 122-2251 122-871 126-217 122-921 125.01(t) 94-75 122-961 125.01(1)(a) Ch. 2, Art. II 122-986 125.01(1)(d) Ch. 58 122-1011 Ch. 230, Art. II 122-1082 125.01(1)(e) 50-102 122-1107 Ch. 66 122-1182 66-57 122-1236 66-71, 66-72 122-1262 Ch. 114 122-1321 Ch. 234 122-1346 125.01(1)(f) Ch. 82 122-1371 Ch. 98 122-1396 202-286 122-1421 Ch. 246, Art. II 122-1446 125.01(1)(h) Ch. 22, Art. V 122-1471 Ch. 30 122-1496 125.01(1)(i) Ch. 26 122-1522 58-26 122-1551 Ch. 214 122-1576 125.01(1)0) Ch. 146 122-1626 125.01(1)(k) Ch. 118 122-1655 Ch. 134 122-1701 Ch. 258 122-1776 125.01(1)(m) Ch. 110 122-1827 202-286 125.01(1)(r) 122-528 Ch. 254 125.01(1)(s) Ch. 2, Arts. III, IV 125.01(1)(q) 118-87 Ch. 202, Art. IV 122-26 125.01(1)(w) Ch. 10 122-81 Ch. 14 122-171 Ch. 26 122-174 Ch. 34 Supp. No. 117 SLT:3 COLLIER COUNTY CODE F.S. Section F.S. Section Section this Code Section this Code Ch. 94 125.01(3)(a), (b) 122-1652 Ch. 138 125.01(q) 122-686 Ch. 142 125.0104 2-986 Ch. 146 2-988 Ch. 210 126-62, 126-63 125.01(2) 118-88 126-68 122-82 126-81 122-173 126-83,126-84 122-202 126-89 122-227 125.0104(3)(a) 26-383 122-277 126-82 122-303 125.0104(3)(d) 126-82 122-328 125.0104(3)(1) 126-82 122-352 125.0104(3)(n) 126-82 122-377 125.0104(4)(e) Ch. 2, Art. VIII, 122-402 Div. 10 122-427 2-990 122-454 125.0104(5) 2-990 122-529 125.0104(10) 126-82 122-632 126-89 122-660 125.0105 2-397 122-689 125.0125 Ch. 126, Art. III 122-763 125.01(5) 122-1652 122-790 125.01(5)(b) 122-1652 122-822 125.31 Ch. 2, Art. VI 122-847 2-651 122-873 Ch. 202, Art. VI 122-922 125.56(2) 214-26 122-963 125.56(3) 22-30 122-988 125.5801 2-66 122-1013 125.66 250-26 122-1083 125.66(3) 58-1 122-1108 125.66(5) 2-42 122-1184 125.66(5)(b) 106-43 122-1237 125.68 1-1 122-1264 125.69 1-6 122-1322 2-278 122-1347 2-2060 122-1372 5-28 122-1397 6-1-6-3 122-1422 10-27 122-1447 10-72 122-1472 14-1,14-2 122-1497 14-112 122-1523 22-27,22-28 122-1552 22-117 122-1578 22-164 122-1627 22-297 122-1653 22-324 122-1704 22-347 122-1777 22-383 122-1829 26-1 125.01(3) 122-1652 26-233 Supp. No. 117 SLTA STATE LAW REFERENCE TABLE F.S. Section F.S. Section Section this Code Section this Code 30-56 ch. 136 Ch. 2, Art. VI 38-62 Ch. 202, Art. VI 38-86 262-644 50-52 ch. 137 Ch. 2, Art. III 54-90 Ch. 202, Art. IV 54-373 ch. 145 Ch. 2, Art. III Ch. 55 Ch. 202, Art. IV 58-29 ch. 153 262-646 62-1 ch. 153, pt. I 122-560 66-2 262-651 66-87 ch. 153, pt. II 2-651 66-119 74-303 70-28 122-556 86-1 122-560 94-1 122-708 94-27 262-633 94-100 262-647 110-27 153.01 et seq. 122-560 111-33 153.50 122-560 118-58 153.50 et seq. 2-651 118-108 122-556 126-116 122-560 134-44 122-708 134-62 Ch. 262, Art. XII 134-133 Ch. 262, Art. XVII 134-178 262-633 134-182 262-647 134-374 153.52 262-489 138-26 153.56 262-489 138-39 153.63 262-489 146-25 153.67 134-133 146-63 ch. 154 Ch.66 262-653 Ch. 234 125.69(1) 2-2054 ch. 154, pt. I 1-2 94-75 ch. 154, pt. III 2-847 125.70 et seq. Ch. 2, Art. III, Div. 2-851 2 154.06 234-1 2-80 154.001 66-57 125.73 2-80 154.001 et seq. 1-2 125.74(1)(i) 2-10 154.201 et seq. Ch. 2, Art. VIII, 125.221, 125.222 Ch. 202, Art. III Div. 3 125.355 106-132 2-847 125.901 122-1602-122-1604 2-851 ch. 129 Ch. 2, Art. VI 154.207(1) 2-847 122-175 154.207(4) 2-848, 2-849 122-202, 122-203 154.207(8) 2-850 122-227 ch. 159, pt. IV 2-866, 2-867 Ch. 202, Art. VI 159.601 et seq. Ch. 2, Art. VIII, ch. 130 Ch. 2, Art. VI Div. 4 Ch. 202, Art. VI 2-866, 2-867 chs. 131, 132 Ch. 2, Art. VI 159.604(1) 2-867, 2-868 Ch. 202, Art. VI 159.604(3) 2-871 ch. 133 Ch. 230 159.605(2) 2-869 Supp. No. 117 SLT:5 COLLIER COUNTY CODE F.S. Section F.S. Section Section this Code Section this Code 159.605(3) 2-872 26-415 159.825(1)(f) 122-1659 54-39 262-740 70-1 159.825(1)(g) 122-1659 94-123 262-740 146-25 ch. 161 Ch. 146, Art. III 146-98 161.52 et seq. Ch. 22, Art. VIII 162.01 et seq. Ch. 2, Art. VIII, 161.54 22-287 Div. 11 62-80 2-1014 161.55 22-295 162.05 2-1010 161.55(4) Ch. 146, Art. III 162.05(5) 2-1011 161.56 Ch. 22, Art. VIII 162.06-162.08 2-1012-2-1014 161.041 22-292 162.08 22-202 62-74 162.09,162.10 2-1016 161.053 22-287 162.11 2-1018 62-51 162.17 2-1019 62-126 162.21 54-373 161.055 62-74 ch. 163 262-409 ch. 162 2-2005,2-2006 262-727 2-2037 262-736 2-2131 ch. 163, pt. I 262-409 5-27, 5-28 ch. 163, pt. II 74-102 14-27 74-108 18-65 75-103 22-27, 22-28 106-1 22-229 110-58 22-247 122-1652 22-430 163.01 74-202 26-2 163.01 et seq. 262-409 26-93 163.330 et seq. 262-409 26-255 163.501 et seq. 262-409 54-80.11 163.565 et seq. 262-409 54-84 163.701 et seq. 262-409 54-194 163.3161 106-34 62-1 134-354 70-28 163.3161 et seq. 74-105 86-1 Ch. 106 90-8 106-1 110-27 106-32 111-33 106-34, 106-35 118-58 106-38 134-233 110-58 134-374 Ch. 250 134-405 262-409 ch. 162, pt. I 26-325 163.3161-163.3215 106-1 26-415 163.3164 75-103 54-39 163.3174 2-87 70-1 2-1156 94-123 106-1 146-25 163.3177 74-502 146-98 106-32 ch. 162, pt. II 26-233 163.3177(6)(d)2.b. 54-62 26-325 163.3177(10)(a) 122-1652 Supp. No. 117 SLT:6 F.S. Section 163.3177(11) 163.3178 163.3180(12) 163.3180(16) 163.3180(16)(c) 163.3180(16)(e) 163.31801 163.31801(3)(e) 163.3184(10) 163.3187 163.3194 163.3194(1)(a) 163.3194(1)(b) 163.3194(3)(a) 163.3194(3)(b) 163.3201 163.3202(1) 163.3202(3) 163.3203(3) 163.3215(2) 163.3220-163.3243 163.3220 et seq. 163.3220-163.3242 163.3220-163.3243 163.3221 163.3614 ch. 164 ch. 165 166.041 166.046 ch. 170 STATE LAW REFERENCE TABLE Section this Code 262-722 22-296 106-32 75-104 75-202 75-102 75-104,75-105 75-203 75-202 74-106 74-302 106-34 106-40 106-45 2-87 2-1156 106-34 106-34 106-34 106-34 106-34 106-34 106-34 Ch. 74 106-118 134-360 74-389 Ch. 106, Art. IV 106-107 106-47 106-118 106-107 74-501 74-303 106-131 122-276 122-560 122-656 122-686 122-1081 122-1106 122-2011 250-26 Ch. 30 122-709 122-1657 122-1660 262-306 262-449 262-521 262-576 262-647 262-693 F.S. Section 170.01 170.08 170.09 171.031(11) 171.093 171.204 ch. 173 ch. 177 180.06 186.901 187.201 187.201(1)(a) 187.201(1)(b)6 187.201(1)(a) 187.201(1)(b)7 187.201(7)(b)3 187.201(14)(a) 187.201(15)(a) 187.201(17)(a) 187.201(17)(b)3 187.201(17)(b)5-7 187.201(18)(a) 187.201(18)(b)1 187.201(20)(b)2 187.201(21)(a) 187.201(21)(b)1 187.201(21)(b)3 187.201(21)(b)5 187.201(21)(b)6-8 187.201(21)(b)13 ch. 189 supp. No. 117 SLT:7 Section this Code 262-727 262-736 262-743 122-709 262-696 262-740 262-743 258-39 262-518 134-29 54-187-54-189 54-202 74-501 118-97 118-101 118-114 118-118 122-1660 262-403 262-646, 262-647 262-736 262-742 262-747 250-73, 250-74 266-1 258-39 126-115 262-724 122-1652 122-1652 122-1652 122-1652 262-723 262-723 262-723 262-723 262-723 262-723 262-723 262-723 262-723 262-723 122-1652 122-1652 122-1652 262-723 122-1652 18-37 122-1652 122-1654 262-214 262-306 262-442 COLLIER COUNTY CODE F.S. Section F.S. Section Section this Code Section this Code 262-445 122-1965 262-449 122-2095 262-520-262-522 122-2125 262-524 122-2155 262-571 122-2165 262-576,262-577 122-2175 262-598 122-2185 262-601 122-2194 262-686-262-688 122-2275 262-697 262-729 262-729 190.003(7) 122-1659 189.402 262-723 190.003(13) 262-742 189.402(3)(a)—(c) 262-723 190.005 122-401 189.402(4)(a) 262-723 122-427 189.402(7), (8) 262-723 122-452 189.403(1) 122-1652 122-476 189.403(2) 122-1652 122-501 122-1654 122-706 189.404 262-724 122-761 262-729 122-1852 189.404(a)(e)4 262-724 122-1902 189.404(2)(e)3 262-724 122-2031 189.404(2)(e)4 262-697 122-2041 189.404(3) 262-306 122-2151 262-729 122-2161 189.405 262-732 122-2171 189.405(2)(a) 262-575 190.005(2) 122-556 189.405(3) 262-575 122-606 189.415(2) 262-734 122-786 189.415(6) 262-734 122-1292 189.4041 122-1652 122-1916 189.4041(4) 122-1652 122-1931 122-1654 122-1946 189.4044 262-756 122-1961 189.4051 262-690 122-2091 189.4085 262-740 122-2121 189.4155(1) 262-697 122-2171 ch. 190 122-405 122-2181 122-431 122-2190 122-456 122-2271 122-480 190.006-190.041 122-457 122-505 122-476 122-560 190.009(1) 262-735 122-610 190.011 122-457 122-710 190.012(1) 122-611 122-765 122-1936 122-790 122-1951 122-1294 122-1966 122-1855 122-2096 122-1905 122-2186 122-1920 122-2195 122-1935 122-2276 122-1950 190.012(2) 122-432 Supp. No. 117 SLT:8 STATE LAW REFERENCE TABLE F.S. Section F.S. Section Section this Code Section this Code 122-457 191.009 262-521 122-481 262-576 122-506 191.009(4) 262-521 122-561 262-576 122-791 191.012 262-521 122-1295 262-576 122-1855 chs. 192-200 262-521 122-1905 chs. 192-221 Ch. 126 122-2036 192.091 146-41 122-2046 192.21 262-404 122-2156 193.461 54-65 122-2166 194.21 262-405 122-2176 194.171 122-1660 190.012(2)(a) 122-432 262-745 122-611 ch. 196 74-401 122-1921 196.012(5) 262-400 122-1936 196.075 126-2 122-1951 196.161(3) 126-2 122-2096 196.195 74-203 122-2126 196.196 74-203 122-2176 ch. 197 118-93 122-2186 118-97, 118-98 122-2195 118-111 122-2276 118-114,118-115 190.012(2)(a)—(d) 122-481 122-1241 190.012(2)(d) 122-432 122-1660 122-611 262-306 122-1921 262-449 122-1936 262-521 122-1951 262-576 122-1966 262-598 122-2096 262-693 122-2126 262-697 122-2176 262-742 122-2186 197.122 122-1660 122-2195 262-745 122-2276 197.333 122-1660 190.012(2)(e) 122-481 262-745 190.041 262-729 197.363 122-43 ch. 191 262-168 122-1241 262-171 122-1660 262-214 262-647 262-216 262-742 262-441 197.432 262-745 262-444,262-445 122-1660 262-448, 262-449 197.542 262-746 262-516 197.552 262-745 262-519-262-524 197.0126 122-937 262-571 122-1186 262-574-262-577 122-1266 191.005 262-520 197.3631 122-43 262-575 122-937 191.008(1) 262-519 122-1241 Supp. No. 117 SLT:9 COLLIER COUNTY CODE F.S. Section F.S. Section Section this Code Section this Code 122-1657 205.033(4) 126-115 122-1660 205.054 et seq. Ch. 126, Art. IV, 126-214 Div. 2 262-602 205.064 126-133 262-727 205.162 126-131 262-736 205.171 126-132 262-742, 262-743 205.191 126-134, 126-135 197.3632 74-201 205.193 22-162 118-93,118-94 205.194 126-159 118-97 205.196 126-159 122-1371 205.197 126-159 122-1657 205.0537 126-174 262-602 205.1965 126-159 262-646 205.1969 126-159 262-736 205.1971 126-159 262-742 205.1973 126-159 197.3635 74-201 205.1975 126-159 122-1371 ch. 206 2-631 122-1375 126-26-126-28 122-1657 126-30 122-1660 ch. 206, pt. I 126-28 262-736 206.01 et seq. 126-28 262-742 206.60 2-631 199.185(4) 74-203 206.60(2)(b) 2-631 ch.200 122-276 206.87 2-631 122-656 206.875(2) 2-631 122-686 ch.212 26-383 122-1081 126-61 122-1106 126-68 122-1131 126-82 122-1156 126-89 122-1371 262-740 122-1702 ch. 212, pt. I 126-68 122-1877 126-89 122-1880 212.01 et seq. 126-68 122-2021 126-89 122-2211 212.08 126-1 262-306 212.08(6) 2-211 262-447 212.08(15) 126-1 200.001(8)(h) 49-91 213.053 126-61 200.065 122-1085 126-82 122-1109 215.47 54-276 122-1160 215.84 122-1659 122-1880 202-312 200.065(1) 49-91 262-273 122-1085 262-278,262-279 122-1109 262-377,262-378 122-2011 262-381 ch. 201 114-57 215.431 122-131 ch. 202 110-126 215.685 262-490 202.11 110-122 215.845 202-312 ch. 205 Ch. 126, Art. IV 262-273 205.022 126-112 262-278,262-279 Supp. No. 117 SLT;IQ STATE LAW REFERENCE TABLE F.S. Section F.S. Section Section this Code Section this Code 262-377, 262-378 262-732, 262-733 262-381 286.011 2-213 ch. 216 46-2 122-793 ch. 218 2-201 287.017 262-749 Ch. 2, Art. VI 287.055 2-189 18-40 2-196 122-1656 2-200 Ch. 202, Art. VI 262-749 262-734 287.087 2-200 218.20 et seq. 122-202 287.0943(2)(e) 2-189 122-227 287.192 2-192 122-277 288.106 49-62 218.30 et seq. 122-178 49-104 218.70 2-201 49-135 2-2021 ch. 290 Ch.42 218.72 2-201 114-57 218.735(8) 2-204 114-73 ch.220 122-896 290.001-290.016 49-22 262-400 49-32 262-740 49-42 228.091 94-26 49-52 230.23 74-203 290.0065 126-112 ch. 232 26-152 290.016 126-112 235.056 74-203 295.187 2-189 ch. 237 262-644 ch. 298 Ch. 262, Arts. II, III ch. 252 2-196 Ch. 262, Art. VII 2-210 Ch. 262, Art. XIV Ch. 38, Art. I et Ch. 262, Art. XVI seq. 262-26 38-4 262-547, 262-548 38-7 262-596-262-598 38-56 262-600-262-602 38-58 262-606 252.36(d) 38-72 262-608 252.38 Ch. 38, Art. I et 262-686-262-688 seq. 262-690 255.065 2-198 262-693 255.20 262-749 262-696,262-697 281.301 5-25 298.07 262-59 ch. 280 122-1656 262-608 262-733 298.11 262-598, 262-690 280.02 122-1656 262-697 ch. 286 18-37 298.14 262-691 50-65 298.27 262-548 122-1652 298.301 262-737 122-1656 ch. 316 46-72 262-306 78-1 262-368 110-91 262-449 Ch. 130 262-524 130-1, 130-2 262-577 130-49 262-598 316.002 6-3 262-697 316.003 6-3 Supp. No. 117 SUM COLLIER COUNTY CODE F.S. Section F.S. Section Section this Code Section this Code 130-32 320.01 62-51 316.006(3)(b) 54-82 130-4 316.007 Ch. 130 320.01(22) 130-4 316.008 78-1 320.03(8) 130-53 78-54 320.07 26-286 Ch. 130 320.71 et seq. Ch. 86 316.008(1)(a) Ch. 130, Art. II 320.822 22-162 316.008(6) 78-1 126-159 316.0083 78-54 320.823 22-287 316.072(5) 50-63 22-295 316.183 et seq. 130-2 320.0848 130-32 316.189 130-2 320.8249 62-83 316.189(3) 130-2 320.8249(12) 126-159 316.194 et seq. Ch. 130, Art. II 320.8325 86-1 316.212 130-4 322.03 26-285 316.212(8) 130-4 322.051 26-285 316.212(9) 130-4 322.27 78-55 316.272 et seq. Ch. 54, Art. IV ch. 327 Ch. 146, Art. II 316.272 54-90 146-24 316.293 54-90 146-52 316.293(2)(a)-(c) 54-87 327.02 38-57 316.294 54-87 327.02(36) 146-24 316.296 54-87 327.02(46) 146-24 316.655 130-1 327.46 146-42 316.660 2-453 327.60 Ch. 146, Art. II 46-72 327.65 Ch. 54, Art. IV 316.1906(1)(d)(1)(3) 26-227 327.395 146-52 316.1936 6-3 ch. 328 146-24 142-38 328.72(1) 146-41 316.1945 130-66 328.72(15) 146-41 316.1955 et seq. 130-67 chs. 329-333 Ch. 18 316.1955(5) 130-67 ch. 332 18-37 316.1956 130-67 18-39 316.1967 130-48, 130-49 18-43 316.1967(1) 130-50 332.08 18-37 316.1995 46-72 18-49 ch.318 6-3 332.08(1) 18-37 46-8 332.08(2)(b) 18-67 110-93 332.001-332.12 18-37, 18-38 130-1 ch. 333 18-39 318.1215 2-452-2-456 18-43 318.1305 110-93 333.01(9) 18-39 318.14 130-46 334.03 130-4 130-81 334.03(21) 74-108 318.14(9) 46-72 ch. 336 Ch. 110 318.14(10) 46-72 Ch. 254 318.17 46-8 336.05 22-357 318.18(6) 130-46 110-1 318.18(13) 46-8, 46-9 336.021 2-631 318.21 2-453 126-26 46-72 336.025 126-27, 126-28 130-1 336.025(4) 126-27 319.30 26-286 336.025(7) 126-28 Supp. No. 117 SLT:12 STATE LAW REFERENCE TABLE F.S. Section F.S. Section Section this Code Section this Code 126-80 62-126 337.401 110-121, 110-122 381.026 66-161 110-126 ch. 386 66-1 339.08 126-29 66-86 339.61 75-103 386.201 et seq. 58-29 362.01 110-122 66-1 110-125 ch. 388 Ch. 122, Art. 364.3375 126-150 XXXIV 366.02 62-74 122-1036 ch. 367 134-56 Ch. 262, Art. VIII 134-362 262-306 134-379 388.101(2) 262-306 262-651 388.211 122-1036 chs. 369-380 Ch. 90 262-306 370.28(3) 14-1 388.221 262-306 ch.372 54-335 ch. 390 262-306 372.07 242-2 ch. 393 46-2 ch. 373 Ch. 90, Art. II ch. 394 46-2 90-26, 90-27 394.455(3) 46-2 134-56 395.002(12) 50-103 262-374 400.402 74-108 373.62(7) 54-370 ch. 401 50-51 373.016 90-44 50-55 373.019 54-65 50-59 373.019(1) 134-29 262-519 373.036 62-74 401.25 et seq. Ch. 50, Art. III, 373.036(2)(a) 62-126 Div. 2 373.203(3) 90-5 401.25(2)(d) 50-52 373.206 90-5 401.265 50-62 373.219 et seq. Ch. 90, Art. II, 50-66 Div.2 401.27 50-56 373.246 Ch. 90, Art. II, 401.30 50-58 Div. 4 401.2101 et seq. Ch. 50, Art. III 373.250(1) 134-27 402.301 et seq. Ch. 218, Art. II 373.323 et seq. 90-6 ch. 403 50-53 373.403 et seq. Ch. 90, Art. II, Ch. 54 Div. 3 403.011 et seq. 54-62 373.413 et seq. Ch. 90, Art. II, 134-360 Div.2 403.031 54-65 ch. 378, pt. IV 22-112 403.064(1) 134-27 379.101 22-429 403.0893 134-312, 134-313 ch. 380 74-303 134-328 262-725 403.0893 et seq. Ch. 134, Art. VII 380.04 106-32 403.182 Ch. 54 380.05 62-126 54-62 380.06 106-32 403.413 Ch. 118 380.06(15)(f) 106-32 Ch. 258 ch. 381 66-86 403.413 et seq. 54-183 66-153 Ch. 118, Art. III chs. 381-430 Ch. 66 403.415 Ch. 54, Art. IV Ch. 234 403.702 et seq. Ch. 118 381.00316 66-156 Ch. 258 381.0065 62-74 403.703 54-65 supp. No. 117 SLT:13 COLLIER COUNTY CODE F.S. Section F.S. Section Section this Code Section this Code 118-86 489.129 Ch. 22, Art. V, 118-135 Div. 3 403.7031 118-86 489.131 Ch. 22, Art. V 118-135 Ch. 22, Art. V, 403.7046 118-104 Div. 2 118-148 489.132 22-202 403.707(12)(i) 118-86 489.132(1) 22-202 403.707(12)0) 54-178 489.505 22-162 403.850 et seq. 134-360 489.533 Ch. 22, Art. V, 403.9338 54-29 Div. 3 ch. 406 Ch. 234, Art. II 489.537 Ch. 22, Art. V 406.17 Ch. 234, Art. II Ch. 22, Art. V, chs. 409-523 Ch. 114 Div. 2 413.08 114-35 489.551 22-162 ch. 415 46-2 489.1195 22-182 420.907 et seq. Ch. 114, Art. III 22-201 420.907 114-58, 114-59 489.1455 22-162 420.9071 114-57 489.5335 22-162 114-73 ch.496 Ch.34 420.9075 Ch. 114, Art. III ch. 497 54-65 114-58 499.007 94-119 420.9075(4)(b) 114-73 ch. 500 Ch. 66, Art. IV 420.9075(5) 114-59 500.451 14-107 420.9075(6) 114-59 501.143 126-159 420.9076 114-61 501.604 126-159 420.9076(2)(a)—(k) 114-61 501.608 126-159 420.9076(4)(a)—(k) 114-61 ch. 507 126-159 420.9076(9) 114-61 ch. 509 26-383 ch. 429 126-159 126-127 ch. 456 26-3 509.013 et seq. Ch. 66, Art. IV 456.001 26-3 513.01 118-86 ch. 470 118-86 513.01(10) 118-86 ch.471 22-428 ch. 518 262-644 134-58 ch. 527 22-162 471.003 110-125 ch. 538 126-161 ch. 480 26-152 ch. 538, pt. I 26-281 ch. 481 22-428 26-285 ch. 482 126-159 26-319-26-323 482.1562(9) 54-29 ch. 538, pt. II 26-281 487.0437 22-162 26-316 ch. 489 Ch. 22, Art. V 538.04, 538.05 126-166 22-26 538.19 26-286 22-182 538.22 26-288 22-184.1 538.26(6)(b) 26-285 22-186 546.003 10-47 22-203 chs. 550, 551 202-301 26-253 202-313 489.105 22-162 550.13 et seq. Ch. 202, Art. VI, 489.119 22-182 Div. 3 22-201 ch. 552 55-2 489.127 22-202 552.133 55-14 22-205 ch. 553 74-401 489.127(1) 22-202 114-57 supp. No. 117 SLT:14 F.S. Section ch. 553, pt. IV ch. 553, pt. V ch. 553, pt. VI 553.35 et seq. 553.73 553.73(4)(a) 553.73(5) 553.73(10)(k) 553.79 553.80 553.80(3)(b)(1) 553.501 et seq. 553.501-553.513 ch. 559 ch. 561 chs. 561, 562 chs. 561-567 chs. 561-568 561.01(4)(b) 561.20(2) 561.34 561.34(6) 561.422 ch. 562 562.14 562.45(2) ch. 569 570.02 585.15-585.19 585.671 ch. 588 588.17 588.25 590.015 604.50 613.3220-613.3243 ch. 627 627.706 ch. 633 633.021(7) 633.022 et seq. STATE LAW REFERENCE TABLE Section this Code Ch. 214 62-126 22-107 22-229 Ch. 86 2-2042 22-287 22-26 62-77 62-74 2-2042 Ch. 22, Art. II, Div. 2 2-2042 22-30 22-26 22-107 22-107(409.2.13.6) 126-159 26-152 206-1 98-58 Ch. 6 Ch. 206 6-1 6-3 94-27 206-2 206-2 206-1 98-58 94-27 6-1 6-1 26-2 54-29 14-53 54-335 14-53 54-335 Ch. 14 Ch. 210 Ch. 210, Art. II 14-41 Ch. 210, Art. II 58-1 62-74 74-108 234-31 22-428 Ch. 58 22-162 Ch. 58, Art. II F.S. Section 633.025 ch. 655 chs. 657, 658 ch. 660 ch. 663 ch. 665 ch. 687 ch. 689 689.070 689.071 692.01 692.02 695.07 ch. 705 705.101 705.19 ch. 712 712.06 ch. 713 713.13(1)(a)7 713.24 713.67 713.68 713.69 713.78 ch. 715 715.07 715.07(2)(a)1 715.07(4) 715.07(4)(2)(a)(4) ch. 718 ch. 719 ch. 744 ch. 744, § (1)(b) ch. 744, pt. IX 744.309(1)(a) 744.309(5) 744.701 et seq. 744.3135 744.3145 744.708 ch. 760 760.20 et seq. 760.29(4)(b) supp. No. 117 SLT:15 Section this Code 58-26 262-644 262-644 262-644 262-644 262-644 262-644 134-65 134-64 134-64 134-64 134-64 134-64 Ch. 54, Art. VII 54-185 38-57 14-36 254-5 254-5 114-77 130-54 134-64 114-77 134-64 126-66 126-87 126-66 126-87 126-66 126-87 26-227 26-232 130-54 26-227 26-229 26-230 26-230 26-230 22-428 22-428 118-86 46-2 46-2 46-2 46-2 46-2 46-2 46-2 46-2 46-2 Ch. 70 Ch. 70, Art. II 110-122 COLLIER COUNTY CODE F.S. Section F.S. Section Section this Code Section this Code ch. 767 2-2021 775.21(2)(f) 111-33 Ch. 14 775.21(2)(g) 111-33 14-28 775.261 94-74 14-38 ch. 787 26-3 767.11 et seq. Ch. 14, Art. II 787.06 26-3 767.11 14-28 787.29 26-3 767.12 14-38 790.15 242-1, 242-2 768.13 50-54 246-52 768.28 38-67 790.33 18-69 38-72 242-1, 242-2 768.38 66-155 246-52 ch. 775 14-38 790.35 Ch. 94, Art. III, 775.08 18-42 Div. 2 134-374 790.001(6) 94-62 210-67 ch. 791 126-152 775.08-775.083 242-2 791.01 58-1 775.081 134-171 791.01(4)(b), (c) 126-173 210-41, 210-42 791.02 126-152 210-66,210-67 ch. 794 26-152 242-1 ch. 796 26-51 246-55 26-70 262-95 26-152 262-144 ch. 800 26-51 775.082 2-2011 26-70 2-2044 26-152 18-53 800.03 26-169 38-70 26-192 54-234 810.09 54-335 126-64, 126-65 810.09(2)(c) 54-335 126-68 812.14 30-56 126-85, 126-86 812.14 et seq. Ch. 30 126-89 812.15 30-56 210-41, 210-42 812.173(3), (4) 26-253 210-66, 210-67 812.174 26-95 242-1 26-254 246-55 812.174(4) Ch. 26, Art. III 262-95 812.1701 et seq. Ch. 26, Art. III 262-144 812.1701-812.176 26-253 775.083 2-2011 812.1725 Ch. 26, Art. III 2-2044 823.05 2-2004 18-53 823.14 54-33 38-70 823.15 14-41 54-234 ch. 826 26-152 126-64, 126-65 ch. 828 Ch. 14 126-68 14-79, 14-80 126-85, 126-86 Ch. 210 126-89 828.03 14-28 775.0823 26-233 828.05 et seq. 14-53 775.0833 46-1.1 828.058 14-37 775.084 126-64, 126-65 14-41 775.13 94-74 14-78 775.21 94-74 828.065 14-37 111-33 828.073 14-36, 14-37 Supp. No. 117 SLT:16 F.S. Section 828.073(4)(c)(3) 828.08 828.12 828.121 828.122 828.123 828.1231 828.125 828.126 828.13 828.13-828.26 828.14 828.16 828.161 828.22 828.23 828.24 828.252 828.27 828.30 828.86 ch. 842 ch. 847 847.001 856.015 856.021 859.06 865.09 876.05 877.111 ch. 893 893.02(3) STATE LAW REFERENCE TABLE Section this Code 14-110 14-107,14-108 14-37 14-37 14-107 14-37 14-37 14-107 14-37 14-107 14-37 14-37 14-107 14-107 14-37 14-107 54-335 14-37 14-37 14-37 14-37 14-37 14-37 14-37 Ch. 14, Art. II 14-28 14-30, 14-31 14-38 14-40 14-33 14-36 14-40 26-70 26-3 26-51 26-152 26-3 94-27 94-26 94-86 22-182 22-187.1 26-172 26-187 126-114 122-1656 262-732 146-51 26-51 26-70 94-120 146-51 94-27 F.S. Section 893.03 893.03(1)-(5) 893.138 893.145 et seq. ch. 901 901.15(1) 901.15(15) 901.151 ch. 933 ch. 938 938.19 939.185 ch. 943 943.0435 943.0435(3)(c) 943.10 943.11-943.25 943.25(13) 943.085-943.255 943.085 et seq. 944.607 chs. 950, 951 951.23 951.061 ch. 1013 1013.356 1250.01(1)(q) 9443.10(1) 9443.10(6) 9443.10(8) Supp. No. 117 SLT:17 Section this Code 94-27 94-96 2-2004 2-2030 Ch. 94, Art. IV, Div. 2 34-33 18-49 18-50 2-78 22-233 46-71 46-72 46-75 46-6, 46-7 14-30 94-74 111-33 111-33 94-153 246-30 46-1 2-2038 Ch. 238 94-74 Ch. 78 Ch. 78, Art. II 78-26 262-688 262-737 122-871 26-227 26-227 26-227 A ABANDONMENT Abandoned property Abandoned property .................. See: WRECKED, ETC., VEHICLES OR PROPERTY Dumping or depositing of abandoned property prohibited ............. Litter control ........................ Litter, weed and exotics control ....... See: SOLID WASTE Abandoning easements Certain ordinances not affected by Code CATV franchises ....................... Dams, reservoirs; abandonment permits . See also: WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT Vacating plats, subdivisions Certain ordinances not affected by Code Vacating streets, public ways Certain ordinances not affected by Code Water and wastewater utilities .......... ACCESS, PUBLIC Coastal zone protection building require- ments Public access ........................ See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION Entrances and exits. See that subject Public access units Special districts created and established, CODE INDEX Section Section ACTIONS. See: SUITS, ACTIONS AND OTHER PROCEEDINGS ADDRESSES 54-226 et seq. Numbering of structures ................ 22-346 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION 118-65 118-56 et seq. 54-175 et seq. 1-10(11) 30-53 90-86 1-10(10) 1-10(3) 134-373 22-296 powers, purposes ................ Chs. 122, 262 Listing of districts. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS ACCESSORY STRUCTURES Numbering of structures ................ 22-346 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION ACCIDENTS AND INJURIES Declaration of state of emergency........ 38-56 et seq. Post -disaster recovery and reconstruc- tion management ............... 38-1 et seq. See: EMERGENCY SERVICES, ETC. Medical transportation services ......... 50-51 et seq. See: EMERGENCY SERVICES, ETC. ACETYLENE CYLINDER CHARGING PLANTS NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ 58-26 ACHIEVEMENT INCENTIVES Incentives for job -related achievements .. 2-101 ACOUSTICAL CONTRACTOR Building trades contractors ............. 22-161 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION ADMINISTRATION Administrative Code Amendment of ....................... 2-11 Fees relating to land development..... 2-13 Form of .............................. 2-12 Generally ............................ 2-10 Advisory, etc., boards listed. See: BOARDS, COMMISSIONS, ETC. Agenda for county board meetings ....... 2-36 Board of county commissioners .......... 202-26 et seq. Boards, committees, commissions of county Departments of county listed. See: DEPARTMENTS OF COUNTY Regulatory, advisory, boards, etc., listed. See: BOARDS, COMMISSIONS, ETC. Bond issues and financing thereof ....... 2-611 et seq. See: FINANCES Capital projects ........................ 2-611 et seq. Capital improvement revenue bonds .. 2-651 et seq. See: FINANCES County administrator ................... 2-76 et seq. See: COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR County attorney ........................ 2-92 et seq. See: COUNTY ATTORNEY Deferred compensation plan ............. 2-111 et seq. Departments of county listed. See: DEPARTMENTS OF COUNTY Regulatory, etc., boards, committees, listed. See: BOARDS, COMMIS- SIONS, COMMITTEES AND AUTHORITIES Dishonored checks ...................... 2-397 Doris Slosberg driver education fund .... 2-451 et seq. See: FINANCES Employee benefits ...................... 2-101 et seq. See: OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES Financial affairs of county. See: FINANCES Hearing examiner ...................... 2-83 et seq. See: HEARING EXAMINER Legal advertisements and public notices Definitions .......................... 2-19 Publication of legal advertisements and public notices ................... 2-20 Purpose and intent ................... 2-18 Title ................................ 2-17 Meetings of board of commissioners...... 2-36 et seq. See: BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS- SIONERS Officers and employees generally. See: OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES Procurement services division ........... 2-186 et seq. See: FINANCES Supp. No. 117 CDi: j COLLIER COUNTY CODE Section ADMINISTRATION (Cont'd.) Regulatory, advisory, boards, etc., listed. See: BOARDS, COMMISSIONS, ETC. Departments of county listed. See: DEPARTMENTS OF COUNTY Revenue bonds for transportation, roads and related programs .............. 2-631 et seq. See: ROADS, BRIDGES, ETC. Standards of creation and review of boards 2-826 et seq. See: BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS- SIONERS Taxation ............................... Ch. 126 ADMINISTRATOR. See: COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR ADULT ENTERTAINMENT Sexually -oriented businesses ............ 26-151 et seq. See: SEXUALLY -ORIENTED BUSI- NESSES ADVERTISING Advertised public hearings Reconsideration of land use matters... Contractor identification Required on all advertising mediums.. Escort service businesses Location, advertising ................. Legal advertisements and public notices . See: ADMINISTRATION Narcotic -related paraphernalia advertise- ment prohibited ................... Newsracks in public rights -of -way ....... Numbering of structures Duly advertised public hearing to rename a street ................. Public solicitation of contributions ....... See: CHARITABLE SOLICITATIONS Roadside stands ........................ Sexually -oriented businesses Advertising regulations ............... Water shortages, advertising ............ AFFORDABLE HOUSING Building code ........................... See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION Housing finance authority Composition ......................... County commission to serve as author- ity temporarily .................. Created ............................. Findings of fact ...................... Power of county relative to authority . . Powers .............................. Impact fee waiver and deferral .......... See: IMPACT FEE REGULATIONS Zoning reevaluation for development .... See: PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT 2-42 22-167 26-31 2-17 et seq. 94-99 110-56 et seq. 22-357 34-26 et seq. 26-1 26-166 90-103 22-26 et seq. 2-869 2-872 2-868 2-867 2-871 2-870 74-401 et seq. 106-31 et seq. Section AGENCIES Departments of county listed. See: DEPARTMENTS OF COUNTY Regulatory, advisory, boards, etc., listed. See: BOARDS, COMMISSIONS, ETC. AGRICULTURAL ZONES Noise control regulations ................ 54-81 et seq. See: NOISE CONTROL AGRICULTURE OPERATIONS. See: FARMS, GROVES, HORTICULTURAL, ETC., PRODUCTS AIR, ATMOSPHERE Implementation of the clean indoor air act 66-1 AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEMS. See: MECHANICAL SYSTEMS AIR RESCUE SERVICES Medical transportation services ......... 50-51 et seq. See: EMERGENCY SERVICES AND PREPAREDNESS AIRPORTS AND AIRCRAFT Aircraft rescue and firefighting vehicles NFPA Code or Standard adopted...... 58-26 Airport overlay district. See Land Develop- ment Code index printed in separate volume County owned, operated or maintained airports (Immokalee, Everglades City and Marco Island Airports) Airport authority Administrative code ............... 18-44 Adoption of rules and regulations previously adopted by the Col- lier County Airport Authority . 18-49 Airport boundaries ................ 18-39 Annual workshop .................. 18-43 Appointment ...................... 18-40 Budget ............................ 18-43 Citation ........................... 18-36 Compensation of members ......... 18-41 Continuance of authority........... 18-39 Definitions ........................ 18-38 Dissolution ........................ 18-48 Duties ............................ 18-42 Executive director ................. 18-45 Findings .......................... 18-37 Functions ......................... 18-42 Governing body .................... 18-40 Membership ....................... 18-40 Merger ............................ 18-48 Non-interference .................. 18-46 Penalties; referrals within Collier County Government .......... 18-52 Powers ............................ 18-42 Purpose ........................... 18-37 Supp. No. 117 CDi:2 AIRPORTS AND AIRCRAFT (Cont'd.) Referral for investigation or enforce- ment to outside law enforce- ment agencies ................ Reports ........................... Terms of office ..................... Title.............................. Transfer of property and personnel. Trespass: anywhere at airport; secured areas ................ Facility rules and regulations Adoption of rules and regulations previously adopted by the Col- lier County Airport Authority . Penalties; referrals within Collier County government.......... . Referral for investigation or enforce- ment) to outside law enforce- ment agencies ................ Trespass: anywhere at airport; secured areas ................ NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ Private airports. See Land Development Code index printed in separate volume ALARM SYSTEMS Audible alarm indicating devices Amendments to fire codes ............ Burglar alarm contractor Building trades contractors ........... See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION Convenience store security .............. See: CONVENIENCE STORE SECURITY False alarms Definitions .......................... Enforcement and penalty provisions.. . False alarm fines; exceptions ......... False alarm prevention program ...... False alarm registration forms ........ Responsibility for security alarm systems and false alarms; required response Title................................ Warning or citation of false alarm viola- tions........................... Fire detection and alarm systems Amendments to fire codes ............ NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES Businesses generally .................... See: BUSINESSES Carry, possess, or drink any alcoholic bever- age in any park County parks, prohibitions, exceptions Conditions for sale of alcoholic beverages in parks ........................... Establishments selling alcoholic bever- ages Exposure of private parts at .......... CODE INDEX Section Section ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES (Cont'd.) Excessive use of Sexually -oriented business permit 18-53 suspension ...................... 26-196 18-43 Food services establishments ............ 66-86 et seq. 18-40 See: FOOD AND FOOD SERVICES 18-36 Hours of sale ........................... 6-1 18-47 Location restrictions for sale of alcoholic beverages 18-50 See the Land Development Code index printed separately Minors Consumption of alcoholic beverages at 18-49 open house parties .............. 94-27 Outdoor festivals, violations and remedies 10-34 18-52 Parks Conditions for sale of alcoholic bever- ages in parks ................... 98-58 18-53 County parks, prohibitions, exceptions 98-58, 246-27 Possession or consumption in public ..... 6-3 18-50 Preserve lands 58-26 Activities within preserve lands....... 54-335(a) Sexually -oriented businesses Nudity prohibited at businesses offer- ing for sale alcoholic beverages .. 26-168 Special restaurant license ............... 206-2 State of emergency measures............ 38-68 58-27 ALLEYS 22-161 et seq. Stopping, standing and parking prohibi- tions and restrictions .............. 130-66 26-91 et seq. ALLIGATOR ALLEY Hunting and discharge of firearms prohibited; penalty ................ 242-2 5-22 ALUMINUM CONTRACTOR 5-28 Building trades contractors ............. 22-161 et seq. 5-27 See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- 5-26 TION 5-25 AMBIENT NOISE 5-23 Noise control regulations ................ 54-81 et seq. 5-21 See: NOISE CONTROL AMBULANCES 5-24 County -provided ambulance service...... 66-71 et seq. Health related services. See: HEALTH 58-27, 58-28 AND SANITATION 58-26 Medical transportation services ......... 50-51 et seq. See: EMERGENCY SERVICES AND Chs. 26, 218 PREPAREDNESS AMPLIFIED SOUND Noise control regulations ................ 54-81 et seq. 98-58, 246-27 See: NOISE CONTROL AMPLIFIERS 98-58 CATV franchise signal requirements..... 30-40 AMUSEMENTS 6-2 Businesses ............................. Ch. 26 Supp. No. 117 CDi:3 COLLIER COUNTY CODE Section Section AMUSEMENTS (Cont'd.) ANIMAL SERVICES ADVISORY BOARD Carnivals, circuses, traveling shows, tent (Cont'd.) shows, side shows, etc. Attendance requirements; termination from Applicability ......................... 10-28 office ............................. 2-1119 Bond forfeiture for noncompliance..... 10-33 Creation and purpose ................... 2-1116 Conflicting provisions ................ 10-28 Functions, powers and duties............ 2-1121 Definition of carnival, etc ............. 10-26 Officers; quorum; rules of procedure ..... 2-1120 Duty of operator, sponsor, owner Reimbursement of expenses ............. 2-1122 Bond forfeiture for noncompliance.. 10-33 Review ................................. 2-1123 Enforcement ......................... 10-27 Terms of office.......................... 2-1118 Liberal construction .................. 10-30 Penalties ............................ 10-27 ANIMALS, FOWL AND MARINE LIFE Permit Animal abuser registry Administrative approval ........... 10-51 Abuser registration requirements ..... 14-109 Application and fee ................ 10-47 Animal shelters, pet sellers, private Review of application............ 10-48 citizens, or other entities prohibited Approval, disapproval of permit from transferring animal owner - Criteria used ................... 10-49 ship to abusers ................. 14-111 Release of surety bond ............. 10-50 Definitions .......................... 14-107 Required .......................... 10-46 Establishing an abuser registry....... 14-108 Severability of provisions ............. 10-29 Penalties ............................ 14-112 Violations Prohibition on contact with animals... 14-110 Grounds for revocation of occupational Title ................................ 14-106 license and forfeiture of bond.. 10-31 Animal control Waiver of requirements ............... 10-32 Adoption by reference, construction and Circuses, etc. See herein: Carnivals purpose ........................ 14-27 Cultural and fine arts entertainment, Animal care; manner of keeping ...... 14-36 festivals, programs. See that subject Authority of county manager or designee; Escort service businesses ............... 26-26 et seq. interference with officer in See: ESCORT SERVICE BUSINESSES performance of duty ............. 14-29 Library .estiv ......................... Libra Ch. 82 Community cats ..................... 14-44 Outdoor festivals Complaints.......................... 14-31 Definition includes County rabies/license certificate; tags, Music, dance, or rock festival held in vaccination required ............ 14-33 other than permanent building Cruelty to animals ................... 14-37 or installation ................ 10-71 Dangerous dogs; procedures .......... 14-38 License Definitions .......................... 14-28 Application Disposal of bodies of dead animals .... 14-46 Festival plans ................... 10-83 Disposition of impounded animals..... 14-41 Generally 10-82 Enforcement ......................... 14-30 Processing; hearing; notices...... 10-84 General violations .................... 14-35 Complaints ........................ 10-89 Injury to animals by motor vehicles; Conditions ........................ 10-87 reporting requirement........... 14-45 Denial ............................ 10-85 Keeping/adopting stray animals....... 14-34 Grounds for denial, notice....... 10-88 Livestock ............................ 14-48 Fee ............................... 10-86 Penalties ............................ 14-40 Grant or denial .................... 10-85 Psittacine birds...................... 14-43 Issuance .......................... 10-86 Rabies control ....................... 14-32 Nontransferable ................... 10-86 Standards of care .................... 14-39 Required .......................... 10-81 Tampering with animal traps or capture Revocation ........................ 10-90 devices......................... 14-47 Notice of intent to revoke........ 10-91 Title ................................ 14-26 Violations; remedies of county ...... 10-72 Wild animals ........................ 14-42 Parks and recreation .................... Ch. 98 Animal services advisory board.......... 2-1116 et seq. Permissible sound levels and classifica- See: ANIMAL SERVICES ADVISORY tion of occupancies ................. 54-92 BOARD Aquatic plant management ANIMAL SERVICES ADVISORY BOARD Possession, sale, etc., of certain fish Appointment and composition ........... 2-1117 prohibited ...................... 14-2 Supp. No. 117 MA ANIMALS, FOWL AND MARINE LIFE (Cont'd.) Collier County Scenic Drive Park Weapons restricted, hunting .......... See also: PARKS AND RECREATION County parks, prohibitions, exemptions . . Dangerous dogs. See herein: Animal Control Diseases Equine infectious anemia ............. See herein: Livestock Rabies. See herein: Animal Control Dogs and cats Animal control. See herein that subject Equine infectious anemia. See herein: Livestock Exotics ordinance Contractors' licensing, zoning investiga- tors............................ Fish Lake Trafford; sale of fish, reptiles, etc Possession, sale, etc., of certain fish prohibited ...................... Goats General livestock regulations. See herein: Livestock Health and sanitation .................. Horses Equine infectious anemia. See herein: Livestock Hunting Porpoises, capture .................... Livestock (Equine, bovine, or swine class, including sheep, goats and other graz- ing animals) Equine infectious anemia Adoption of references ............. Construction ...................... Definitions ........................ Prohibited activities ............... Natural resources ...................... Pet shows, functions in parks ........... Porpoises, capture and transportation prohibited ......................... Natural resources .................... Waterways ........................... Preserve lands Activities within preserve lands...... . Conduct on preserve lands Wildlife ........................... Standards of care for animal -related busi- nesses and organizations; breeders; and rodeos General standards of care ............ Penalties ............................ Proper animal husbandry ............. Purpose of ordinance ................. Regulations for Animal -related businesses and organizations ................. CODE INDEX Section Section ANIMALS, FOWL AND MARINE LIFE (Cont'd.) Breeders and pet shops............ 14-81 246-52 Rodeos ............................ 14-80 98-58, 246-27 APARTMENTS Discriminatory housing practices; fair hous- ing ............................... 70-26 et seq. See: HUMAN RIGHTS 14-51 et seq. Lodging facilities. See that subject Multifamily dwellings Discriminatory housing practices; fair housing ......................... 70-26 et seq. See: HUMAN RIGHTS NFPA Code or Standard adopted...... 58-26 Numbering of structures ................ 22-346 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION 22-83(2) Tourist development tax (lodging tax).... 126-81 et seq. See: TAXATION 210-66 APPRAISALS 14-2 Appraisal of land and easements proposed for purchase ....................... 106-131 et seq. APPROPRIATIONS Ch. 66 Making any appropriation Certain ordinances not affected by Code 1-10(4) AQUATIC PLANT MANAGEMENT Possession, sale, etc., of certain fish 14-1 prohibited ......................... 14-2 ARBITRATION Family mediation service ................ 46-3 14-53 14-52 14-51 14-54 Ch. 90 98-58 14-1 Ch. 90 Ch. 146 54-335 54-334(e) ARCADES Sexually -oriented arcade Sexually -oriented businesses.......... 26-151 et seq. See: SEXUALLY -ORIENTED BUSI- NESSES ASSAULT AND BATTERY Disorderly conduct, disturbances. See that subject Offenses listed. See: OFFENSES AND MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS Sexual battery Sexually -oriented businesses Specified criminal activities ........ ASSEMBLIES Alcoholic beverages, drugs at open house parties ............................ 14-77 Assembly seating 14-82 NFPA Code or Standard adopted..... . 14-78 Clean Indoor Air Act 14-76 Implementing for government build- ings............................ Public assemblies and events 14-79 Amendments to fire codes ............ Supp. No. 117 CDi:rj 26-152 94-27 58-26 66-1 58-27 COLLIER COUNTY CODE Section ASSESSMENTS Ave Maria Stewardship Community District ........................... 262-721 et seq. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS, UNITS Property maintenance code Costs incurred by County; assessment of lien .......................... 22-245 Costs to owner when abatement executed by County, assessment of ........ 22-237 Special assessments. See that subject Special districts, units Immokalee FCD Taxes; non -ad valorem assessments; impact fees; user charges ..... 262-171 League Road/Trafford Farms Road MSTBU ........................ 122-686 et seq. South 8th Street/Doak Avenue MSTBU 122-656 et seq. ASTROLOGERS. See: FORTUNE-TELL- ERS, ETC. ATTORNEY. See: COUNTY ATTORNEY AUTHORITIES Departments of county listed. See: DEPARTMENTS OF COUNTY Regulatory, advisory, boards, etc., listed. See: BOARDS, COMMISSIONS, ETC. B BANKING INSTITUTIONS Capital improvement revenue bonds ..... 2-651 et seq. Housing finance authority .............. 2-866 et seq. BARRIER ISLANDS Coastal barrier islands Coastal zone protection building require- ments .......................... 22-286 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION Waterways, beaches, vessels generally. See: WATERWAYS, ETC. BEACH PARKING Facilities, collection of fees .............. 130-55 Open alcoholic beverage containers, pos- sessing ............................ 6-3 Provisions re ........................... 130-76 et seq. See: TRAFFIC AND VEHICLES BEACHES (Miscellany). See: WATERWAYS BERKSHIRE LAKES STREET LIGHTING DISTRICTS. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS BICYCLES County parks, prohibitions .............. 98-58, 246-27 Handicapped parking spaces............ 130-67 Harassment of a bicyclist using the public right-of-way ....................... 94-80 Section BICYCLES (Cont'd.) Preserve lands Vehicles and traffic control Bicycles, unicycles, skateboards, roller blades, and roller skates ...... 54-333(a) Riding cycles on shopping center sidewalks 94-28 Stopping, standing and parking. See: TRAFFIC AND VEHICLES BIG CORKSCREW ISLAND FIRE CONTROL AND RESCUE DISTRICT. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS BIKE PATHS, LANES Stopping, standing and parking prohibi- tions and restrictions .............. 130-66 BILL OF RIGHTS SANCTUARY COUNTY ORDINANCE Definitions ............................. 2-2093 Findings ............................... 2-2092 Penalties ............................... 2-2095 Prohibitions ............................ 2-2094 Title ................................... 2-2091 BIRDS. See: ANIMALS, FOWL AND MARINE LIFE BLACK AFFAIRS Black affairs advisory board Appointment and composition......... 2-947 Created ............................. 2-946 Duties of county administrator........ 2-953 Functions, powers and duties ......... 2-952 Officers; quorum; rules of procedure... 2-950 Reimbursement of expenses .......... 2-951 Removal from office; failure to attend meetings ....................... 2-949 Review process ....................... 2-954 Terms of office ....................... 2-948 Discriminatory housing practices; fair hous- ing ............................... 70-26 et seq. See: HUMAN RIGHTS BLOCK GRANT PROGRAMS Community block grant development program revolving loan fund loan administrative committee .......... 42-61 BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Capital projects powers exercised by board 2-620 Collier County Ethics provisions......... 2-2051 et seq. See: ETHICS FOR PUBLIC OFFICIALS AND EMPLOYEES Departments of county listed. See: DEPARTMENTS OF COUNTY Donation of property for public use ...... 2-27 Emergency, officer declaring ............. 38-58, 38-59 Declaration, termination by board while in session ....................... 38-69 Golden Gate FC&RD ................... 262-575 Supp. No. 117 CDi:6 CODE INDEX Section Section BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS BOARDS, COMMITTEES AND COMMIS- (Cont'd.) SIONS (Cont'd.) Listing of regulatory, advisory, boards, etc. Meetings ............................ 2-1176 See: BOARDS, COMMITTEES AND Membership ......................... 2-1172 COMMISSIONS Quorum and voting 2-1173 Meetings Repeal of ordinance .................. 2-1177 Action to be taken by resolution, Rules of procedure ................... 2-1174 ordinance or motion ............. 2-39 Building board of adjustment and appeals Addressing the commission ........... 2-37 Establishment and purpose........... 2-1181 Adjournment ........................ 2-40 Membership ......................... 2-1183 Agenda for county board meetings .... 2-36 Powers and duties .................... 2-1182 Reconsideration of Quorum ............................. 2-1184 Land use matters .................. 2-42 Repeal of ordinance .................. 2-1186 Matters generally ................. 2-41 Rules of procedure ................... 2-1185 Sergeant -at -arms .................... 2-38 Chokoloskee Island MSTU Officer designated to declare emergency . 38-58 Governing board ..................... 122-1578 Public school financing contribution ..... 202-26 City Gate Community Development District 122-556 et seq. Standards of creation and review of boards See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS, UNITS Attendance requirement .............. 2-833 Clam Bay Advisory Committee Creation of new boards ............... 2-828 Appointment and composition; terms of Definitions .......................... 2-827 office; attendance and filling vacan- Exemption to ordinance requirement ties 2-1148 Ad hoc committees and task force ............................ Creation and purpose of of the Clam Bay committees ................... 2-829 Advisory Committee............. 2-1146 Policy declaration .................... 2-826 Functions, powers and duties of the Process of appointment ............... 2-831 advisory committee ............. 2-1147 Qualifications and requirements for Officers; quorum; rules of procedure... 2-1150 membership on boards .......... 2-830 Removal from office; failure to attend Term of office ........................ 2-832 meetings ....................... 2-1149 Term limits ............................ 2-26 Review process and sunset provision .. 2-1151 BOARDS, COMMITTEES AND COMMIS- Coastal advisory committee ............. 2-886 et seq. SIONS See: COASTAL ADVISORY COMMIT- 1992 Tax ordinance tourist development TEE council ............................ 126-84 Coastal water management MSTD....... 122-326 Ad -hoc study committees Governing board ..................... 122-328 Creating new boards ................. 2-828 Code enforcement board and nuisance Exemption defined ................... 2-827 abatement board .................. 2-2011 et seq. Airport authority ....................... 18-36 et seq. Procedures .......................... 2-2026 et seq. Animal services advisory board.......... 2-1116 et seq. See: CODE ENFORCEMENT See: ANIMAL SERVICES ADVISORY Collier County Citizens Corps ........... 2-1101 et seq. BOARD See: COLLIER COUNTY CITIZENS Bayshore Beautification Municipal Service CORPS Taxing Unit Collier County Code Enforcement Board, Bayshore Beautification Advisory Com- Nuisance Abatement Division ...... 94-156 mittee .......................... 122-2016 Collier County Emergency Medical Author - et seq. ity................................ 2-1131 et seq. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS, UNITS See: EMERGENCY SERVICES AND Purpose and governing body .......... 122-2013 PREPAREDNESS Berkshire Lakes units 1 & 2 street light- Collier County Ethics provisions......... 2-2051 et seq. ing MSTU See: ETHICS FOR PUBLIC OFFICIALS Governing body ...................... 122-1552 AND EMPLOYEES Black affairs advisory board ............. 2-946 et seq. Collier County Lighting District Board of county commissioners .......... 202-26 et seq. Governing body ...................... 122-82 Board of zoning appeals ................. 250-55 Collier County Production Park Street Compensation ....................... 2-1175 Lighting MSTU Establishment; powers and duties..... 2-1171 Governing body ...................... 122-988 Land Development Code Board of Zoning Collier county public art committee...... 2-1071 et seq. Appeals. See: Land Development See: COLLIER COUNTY PUBLIC ART Code published in separate volume COMMITTEE Supp. No. 117 CDi:7 COLLIER COUNTY CODE Section Section BOARDS, COMMITTEES AND COMMIS- BOARDS, COMMITTEES AND COMMIS- SIONS (Cont'd.) SIONS (Cont'd.) Collier County Public Transit Advisory Powers and Duties ................... 2-2000.12 Committee ........................ 2-966 et seq. Repeal of Ordinance.................. 2-2000.16 See: COLLIER COUNTY PUBLIC Housing finance authority .............. 2-866 et seq. TRANSIT ADVISORY COMMIT- Immokalee Beautification MSTU TEE Advisory committee Collier County Water and Wastewater Appointment and composition ...... 122-1840 Authority; powers and duties....... 134-353 Creation .......................... 122-1839 Community block grant development Duties of county administrator or his program RLF loan administrative designee ..................... 122-1846 committee ......................... 42-61 Functions, powers and duties of com- Conservation Collier Program Land mittee ....................... 122-1845 Acquisition Advisory Committee.... 54-277 Officers, quorum, rules of procedure 122-1843 Contractor's licensing board ............. 22-165 Reimbursement of expenses ........ 122-1844 Corporate Square Street Lighting MSTU Removal from office, failure to attend Governing body ...................... 122-1347 meetings ..................... 122-1842 Countryside 1, 2 & 3 Street Lighting Review process .................... 122-1847 MSTU Terms of office ..................... 122-1841 Governing body ...................... 122-1472 Governing board ..................... 122-1829 County government productivity commit- Immokalee Lighting District tee ................................ 2-906 et seq. Advisory committee .................. 122-531 See: COUNTY GOVERNMENT PRODUCTIVITY COMMITTEE Governing body; advisory group....... 122-529 Crescent Lake Estates Street Lighting Immokalee Water and Sewer District Board 262-485 MSTU Incentives for job -related achievements .. 2-101 Governing body a d s o r 122-1057 Isles of Capri Municipal Rescue and Fire Development services advisory committee 2-1031 et seq. Services Capital Improvement East Naples FCD ....................... 122-106 District East Naples FC&RD ................. 262-202 Governing board ..................... 122-1878 East Naples FC&RD Board ............. 262-202 Jaudon Drainage District Board ......... 262-52 Food establishment review board ........ 66-92 Key Marco Community Development Forest Lakes R&D MSTU District Advisory committee .................. 122-1801 Board ............................... 122-1853 et seq. Designation of initial board members . 122-1853 Governing board ..................... 122-1777 Law library board of trustees............ 46-33 Fronterra Community Development Lely Golf Estates Beautification MSTU District Advisory committee .................. 122-1448 Designation of initial board members 122-2192 Governing board ..................... 122-1447 Golden Gate Beautification MSTU Library advisory board .................. 82-26 et seq. Advisory committee .................. 122-1084 Local planning agency .................. 106-1 Governing body ...................... 122-1083 Marco Island FCD...................... 262-335 Goodland Street Lighting MSTU Muirfield Subdivision Street Lighting Governing body ...................... 122-1108 MSTU Haldeman Creek Maintenance Dredging Governing body ...................... 122-1497 Municipal Service Taxing Unit Naples Heritage CDD board ............. 122-1985 Advisory Board .................... 122-2216 Naples Park Area Drainage Improvement et seq. MST & BU Hawksridge Stormwater Pumping System Governing board ..................... 122-1237 MSTU Naples Production Park MST & BU Governing body ...................... 122-1704 Governing board..................... 122-1184 Health facilities authority ............... 2-846 et seq. North Naples FC&RD Board ............ 262-520 Henderson Creek Park FCD North Naples MSTD Governing board ..................... 122-173 Governing board..................... 122-352 Heritage Greens CDD Board ............ 122-1903 Nuisance abatement Historic/Archaeologic Preservation Board Creation of the Collier County Code Compensation ....................... 2-2000.14 Enforcement Board, Nuisance Establishment ....................... 2-2000.11 Abatement Division............. 94-156 Meetings ............................ 2-2000.15 Nuisance abatement board ........... 2-2011 et seq. Membership ......................... 2-2000.13 See: CODE ENFORCEMENT Supp. No. 117 CDi:B CODE INDEX Section BOARDS, COMMITTEES AND COMMIS- SIONS (Cont'd.) Ochopee FCD Advisory board ....................... 122-229 Governing board ..................... 122-227 Ochopee FD Advisory Board ............. 122-229 Office of public guardianship ............ 46-2 Parks and recreation advisory board..... 98-26 et seq. See: PARKS AND RECREATION Pelican Bay Municipal Service Taxing and Benefit Unit Advisory committee ................. 122-1671 et seq. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS, UNITS Pine Ridge Industrial Park MST & BU Governing board ..................... 122-922 Planning commission ................... 250-33 Appeals ............................. 2-1163 Compensation ....................... 2-1160 Establishment; powers and duties..... 2-1156 Land Development Planning Commis- sion. See: Land Development Code published in separate volume Meetings ............................ 2-1161 Membership ......................... 2-1157 Quorum and voting .................. 2-1158 Repeal of ordinance .................. 2-1164 Rules of procedure ................... 2-1159 Staff ................................ 2-1162 Post -disaster recovery Emergency review board, establish- ment of ......................... 38-5 Post -disaster recovery task force, establishment of ................ 38-4 Quarry Community Development District Designation of initial board members . 122-2153 Radio Road Beautification Advisory Com- mittee ............................ 2-1086 et seq. See: RADIO ROAD BEAUTIFICATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE Radio Road Beautification MSTU Governing body ...................... 122-2003 Railhead Industrial Park Street Lighting MSTU Governing body ...................... 122-963 River Reach Street Lighting MSTU Governing body ...................... 122-1397 Riviera Colony Golf Estates Unit Two Street Lighting MSTD ............. 122-632 Governing body ...................... 122-632 Riviera Golf Estates, Unit 1, Phases 1, 2 and 3 Street Lighting MSTD Governing body ...................... 122-873 RLF loan administrative committee ..... 42-61 Sabal Palm Road Extension MST&BU Governing board ..................... 122-1322 Solid waste collection and disposal and MSBU Governing board ..................... 118-88 Section BOARDS, COMMITTEES AND COMMIS- SIONS (Cont'd.) Special magistrate ...................... 2-2021 et seq. Procedures .......................... 2-2026 et seq. See: CODE ENFORCEMENT Standards for creation, review and member- ship Ad hoc committees ................... 2-829 Attendance .......................... 2-833 Creation of new boards ............... 2-828 Definitions .......................... 2-827 Exemption ........................... 2-829 Policy declaration .................... 2-826 Process of appointment ............... 2-831 Qualifications and requirements for membership .................... 2-830 Term of office ........................ 2-832 Stormwater utility governing board...... 134-315 Tall Pines Subdivision Street Lighting MSTU Governing body ...................... 122-1013 Tourist development council ............. 2-986 et seq. 1992 Tax ordinance tourist develop- ment council .................... 126-84 Unincorporated County Area MSTU— General Governing body ...................... 122-822 Vanderbilt Beach Beautification Advisory Committee ........................ 122-281 et seq. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS, UNITS Victoria Park I Street Lighting MSTU Governing body ...................... 122-1422 Victoria Park One MSTU Governing board ..................... 122-303 Water and wastewater utilities Board approval of preliminary orders of the authority ................... 134-367 Board powers ........................ 134-368 Collier County Water and Wastewater Authority; powers and duties .... 134-353 Water pollution control advisory board... 54-60 BOATS. See: WATERWAYS, ETC. BONDS Authorizing issuance of bonds of city Certain ordinances not affected by Code 1-10(1) Ave Maria Stewardship Community District ........................... 262-721 et seq. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS, UNITS Bond issues and financing thereof for capital projects .................... 2-611 et seq. See: FINANCES Carnivals Carnival permit application........... 10-47 Forfeiture of bonds Noncompliance .................... 10-33 Violation, grounds for .............. 10-31 CATV franchises ....................... 30-37 Collier County Water -Sewer District ..... 262-281 et seq. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS, UNITS Supp. No. 117 CDi:9 COLLIER COUNTY CODE Section BONDS (Cont'd.) Moving of buildings ..................... 22-401 Municipal service benefit unit facilities, improvements, special assessments and bond issues ................... 122-26 et seq. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS Outdoor festival license conditions....... 10-87 Procurement services division Performance and payment bonds ...... 2-205 Special districts. See that subject Stormwater utility enterprise fund Issuance of bonds .................... 134-319 BOOKS, MAGAZINES, PERIODICALS, ETC. County law library ..................... 46-31 et seq. See: LIBRARY SERVICES Library services. See that subject Narcotic -related printed matter Sale to minors prohibited ............. 94-98 BOOKSTORES Sexually -oriented businesses ............ 26-151 et seq. See: SEXUALLY -ORIENTED BUSI- NESSES BOTTLES, RECEPTACLES, ETC. County parks, grounds, public access areas 98-57 Open alcoholic beverage containers Possessing in vehicles, parking lots and beach access areas .............. 6-3 BOUNDARIES Pelican Bay Municipal Service Taxing and Benefit Unit ....................... 122-1652 Preserve lands Activities within preserve lands Commercial activities within preserve boundaries ................... 54-335(e) Permits required for activities conducted within preserve boundaries...... 54-336 Property boundary Noise control regulations ............. 54-81 et seq. See: NOISE CONTROL Rezoning specific property Certain ordinances not affected by Code 1-10(11) Special districts, units Big Corkscrew Island FCRD Created, boundaries ............... 262-441 Cow Slough water control district District creation; boundaries ....... 262-596 Golden Gate FC&RD Boundaries of the district .......... 262-573 Immokalee FCD Created, boundaries ............... 262-166 BREEDERS Standards of care for animal -related busi- nesses and organizations; breeders; and rodeos ........................ 14-76 et seq. See: ANIMALS, ETC. Section BUILDING SAFETY Grounds for denial of outdoor festival license ............................ 10-88 BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUCTION Abandoned property .................... 54-226 et seq. See: WRECKED, ETC., VEHICLES OR PROPERTY Addresses. See herein: Numbering of Structures Building board of adjustment and appeals 2-1181 et seq. See: BOARDS, COMMITTEES AND COMMISSIONS Building code Adoption of and additions to the Florida Building Code .................. 22-26 Incorporation of updated wind zone maps 22-27 Penalties for violation ................ 22-28 Building permits Zoning reevaluation for development.. 106-31 et seq. See: PLANNING AND DEVELOP- MENT Building trades contractors Certificates of competency Applications Additional requirements......... 22-182(e) Additional requirements of applicants ................. 22-184.1 Firms and legal business entities 22-182(c) Generally ....................... 22-182(a) Individual ...................... 22-182(b) Master or journeyman applica- tions ...................... 22-182(d) Approved examiners ............... 22-185 Building permits .................. 22-181(b) Dormant status ................... 22-188 Examinations ..................... 22-186 Examiners, approved .............. 22-185 Exemptions ....................... 22-181(c) Experience requirements........... 22-183 Insurance ......................... 22-187 Owner -builders .................... 22-181(c)(1) Persons holding current state certi- fied certificates of competency. 22-181(c)(3) Public works ...................... 22-181(c)(2) Renewal .......................... 22-191 Required .......................... 22-181(a) Restricted certificates of competency 22-189 Emergency restricted certificates of competency .............. 22-190 Standards for issuance, denial Issuance of competency card ..... 22-184(d) Qualifications ................... 22-184(a) Referral of application to licens- ing board .................. 22-184(b) Testimony ...................... 22-184(c) Unlawful to contract without....... 22-181(a) Conduct and discipline standards Appellate -type review .............. 22-205 Disciplinary proceedings........... 22-202 Supp. No. 117 CDi:10 CODE INDEX Section Section BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUCTION BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUCTION (Cont'd.) (Cont'd.) Disciplinary sanctions Title ................................ 22-286 Consideration of evidence........ 22-203(c) Code enforcement board and nuisance Holders of county or City of Naples abatement board .................. 2-2011 et seq. certificates of competency... 22-203(a) Procedures .......................... 2-2026 et seq. Holders of state certificates...... 22-203(b) See: CODE ENFORCEMENT When effective .................. 22-203(d) Collier county mandatory inspection of Misconduct aging condominium and cooperative Collier County/city certificate of buildings ordinance competency ................ 22-201 Applicability......................... 22-427 State certified contractors ....... 22-201.1 Conflict and severabilit 22-431 Rehearing ......................... 22-204 Definitions .......................... 22-428 Contractors' licensing board .......... 22-165 Enforcement and penalties ........... 22-430 Contractors' licensing, zoning investiga- Inspection, reporting and repairs ..... 22-429 tors. See herein that subject Failure to Perform Repairs and Definitions and contractor qualifica- Modifications ................. 22-429(f) tions ........................... 22-162 Milestone Inspection Required ..... 22-429(a) Identification of contractor Milestone Inspection ............... 22-429(c) Required on all advertising mediums 22-167 Notice from Building Official ....... 22-429(b) Penalties for violation ................ 22-164 Owner's Report.................... 22-429(d) Records .............................. 22-168 Repairs and Modifications.......... 22-429(e) Scope of county responsibility......... 22-163 Title ................................ 22-426 Stop work orders ..................... 22-166 Construction in public rights -of -way ..... 110-26 et seq. Title and citation .................... 22-161 See: ROADS, BRIDGES, ETC. CATV system construction .............. 30-42 Coastal zone protection Construction waste Appeal .............................. 22-293 Litter, weed and exotics control ....... 54-175 et seq. Applicability ......................... 22-292(a) See: SOLID WASTE Application for permits ............... 22-294 Contractors' licensing, zoning investiga- Certification by architect or engineer.. 22-294 tors Civil enforcement .................... 22-288 Authority of investigators ............ 214-52 Coastal construction requirements Contractors. See herein: Building Trades General ........................... 22-295(a) Contractors Location of construction............ 22-295(e) Designations ......................... 22-81, 214-51 Structural requirements for Duties ............................... 22-82 Major structures Form of citations ..................... 214-54 Design and construction ...... 22-295(b)(1) Issuance of citations .................. 22-84, 214-53 Elevation, floodproofing and Limitation of investigator's authority.. 214-55 siting ................... 22-295(b)(3) Training and qualifications Foundations .................. 22-295(b)(5) Contractors' licensing ordinance.... 22-83(2) Hydrodynamic loads .......... 22-295(b)(8) Exotics ordinance .................. 22-83(2) Hydrostatic loads ............. 22-295(b)(7) Laws of evidence .................. 22-83(4) Mobile homes ................ 22-295(b)(2) Methods of enforcement............ 22-83(3) Velocity pressure ............. 22-295(b)(4) Ordinance definition............... 22-83(1) Wave forces .................. 22-295(b)(6) Procedure for issuing citations ..... 22-83(6) Minor structures ................ 22-295(d) Protected tree ordinance........... 22-83(2) Nonhabitable major structures... 22-295(c) Report writing .................... 22-83(5) Criminal penalty ..................... 22-297 Zoning ordinance.................. 22-83(2) Definitions .......................... 22-287 Contractors. See herein: Building Trades Exceptions ........................... 22-292(b) Contractors Findings of fact ...................... 22-289 Dams and reservoirs Notice as to conflicting ordinance provi- Construction, operating permits ...... 90-61 et seq. sions ........................... 22-291 See: WATER RESOURCES Private boathouses and docks. See the MANAGEMENT Land Development Code published Declaration of state of emergency........ 38-56 et seq. in separate volume See: EMERGENCY SERVICES AND Public access ........................ 22-296 PREPAREDNESS Purpose and legislative intent ........ 22-290 Development agreements ............... 106-106 et seq. Scope and applicability ............... 22-292 See: PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Supp. No. 117 M:11 COLLIER COUNTY CODE Section Section BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUCTION BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUCTION (Cont'd.) (Cont'd.) Development services advisory committee 2-1031 et seq. Enforcement and penalties ........... 22-364 See: PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Exemptions from posting official address Discriminatory housing practices; fair hous- number ......................... 22-351 ing ............................... 70-26 et seq. Findings of fact...................... 22-347 See: HUMAN RIGHTS Procedure for Electrical code. See herein: Technical Codes Changing non -conforming addresses 22-356 Excavation ............................. 22-106 et seq. Establishing a uniform grid number - See: EXCAVATIONS AND GRADING ing pattern for assignment of Fire safety standards ................... 58-26 et seq. addresses or change of address 22-355 Floodproofing Procedures for Coastal zone protection. See herein that Project and street naming.......... 22-359 subject Re -naming of developments, subdivi- Flood damage prevention ............. 62-26 et seq. sions, streets and buildings ... 22-358 See: FLOODS AND FLOOD Providing street signs on renamed public DAMAGE PREVENTION or private streets ............... 22-360 Gas code. See herein: Technical Codes Required conditions for new construc- Housing finance authority .............. 2-866 et seq. tion or building repairs .......... 22-354 See: AFFORDABLE HOUSING Requirements for posting of official Isolated construction projects address number ................. 22-350 NFPA Code or Standard adopted...... 58-26 Specifications for posting official address Local planning agency .................. 106-1 number(s)...................... 22-352 Mechanical code. See herein: Technical Statement of intent and purpose ...... 22-348 Codes Statutory authorization .............. 22-346 Moving of buildings Warning and disclaimer of liability.... 22-363 Building transport permit Observation of utility facilities construc- Application requirements and condi- tion ............................... 134-59 tions......................... 22-399 Permits Application review; approval, delay Building transport permit. See herein: or denial; appeal .............. 22-400 Moving of Buildings Bond .............................. 22-401 Coastal zone protection Fees .............................. 22-403 Application for permits ............ 22-294 Insurance ......................... 22-402 Plumbing code. See herein: Technical Codes Comprehensive automobile liability 22-402(3) Preserve lands General liability (including Conduct on preserve lands contractual liability) ....... 22-402(2) Buildings and facilities ............ 54-334(a) Workers' compensation.......... 22-402(1) Property maintenance code .............. 22-226 et seq. Required .......................... 22-396 See: PROPERTY MAINTENANCE Size limitation .................... 22-397 CODE Special permit ..................... 22-398 Property tax stimulus program .......... 49-40 et seq. Definitions .......................... 22-381 See: ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Intent and purpose ................... 22-382 Public buildings. See: BUILDINGS, Land development code requirements. PUBLIC See the Land Development Code Seawalls and revetments published in separate volume Definitions .......................... 22-321 Movement of buildings at night ....... 22-386 Enforcement jurisdiction ............. 22-323 Obligation of mover to utilities and Other enforcement remedies and other facilities .................. 22-384 penalties ..................... 22-324 Penalty .............................. 22-383 Nuisance declaration................. 22-322 Traffic control ....................... 22-385 Technical specifications............... 22-325 NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ 58-26 Secondary metals recyclers.............. 26-281 et seq. Numbering of structures See: SECONDARY METALS Abrogation and greater restrictions ... 22-362 RECYCLERS Appeal procedure .................... 22-361 Swimming pool code. See herein: Techni- Application for new official address cal Codes number ......................... 22-353 Technical codes Definitions .......................... 22-349 National Electrical Code Duly advertised public hearing to Administration .................... 22-122 rename a street ................. 22-357 Adoption as County Electrical Code. 22-121 Supp. No. 117 CDi:12 CODE INDEX Section BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUCTION (Cont'd.) Amendments ...................... 22-123 Standard Building, Gas, Mechanical, and Plumbing Codes Adoption as County Construction Code ......................... 22-106 Amendments Building code ................... 22-107 Gas code ........................ 22-110 Mechanical code ................ 22-109 Plumbing code .................. 22-108 Building code Inspection fees .................. 214-26 Review of decisions of board of adjustment; proceedings defined .................... 214-27 Standard Swimming Pool Code Adoption as County Swimming Pool Code ......................... 22-136 Amendments ...................... 22-137 Temporary housing State of emergency measures ......... 38-68 Utilities standards and specifications .... 134-51 et seq. See: UTILITIES Water resources management ........... 90-26 et seq. See: WATER RESOURCES MANAGE- MENT Waterways ............................. 146-21 et seq. See: WATERWAYS Zoning investigators. See herein: Contrac- tors' Licensing, Zoning Investigators Zoning reevaluation for development .... 106-31 et seq. See: PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT BUILDINGS, PUBLIC County parks, prohibitions .............. 98-58, 246-27 Loitering and prowling .................. 94-26 BULKHEADS. See: WATERWAYS, ETC. BURGLAR ALARM CONTRACTOR Alarm systems. See that subject Building trades contractors ............. 22-161 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION BURIAL OF WASTE MATERIALS Waste materials management ........... 54-184 BURIAL PLACES. See: CEMETERIES, MAUSOLEUMS BUS STOPS Parking restrictions signs ............... 130-34 BUSINESSES Alcoholic beverage sales ................. 6-1 et seq. See: ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES Automotive fuel allocation .............. 38-86 et seq. Building trades contractors ............. 22-161 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION Section BUSINESSES (Cont'd.) CATV franchises ....................... 30-26 et seq. See: CABLE COMMUNICATIONS Commercial zones Noise control regulations ............. 54-81 et seq. See: NOISE CONTROL Contractors' licensing board ............. 22-166 Convenience business security Definitions .......................... 26-252 Conflict and severability.............. 26-256 Convenience business security require- ments .......................... 26-253 Enforcement; civil fines ............... 26-255 Required training for all convenience business' retail employees ....... 26-254 Title ................................ 26-251 Convenience store security .............. 26-91 et seq. See: CONVENIENCE STORE SECURITY Emergency services and preparedness Medical transportation services Place of business .................. 50-67 Escort service businesses ............... 26-26 et seq. Offenses involving public morals ...... 94-86 et seq. See: ESCORT SERVICE BUSI- NESSES Fair housing ........................... 70-26 et seq. Food service establishments ............. 66-86 et seq. Human trafficking public awareness signs 26-3 Local business tax Amusement devices .................. 126-126 Astrologers .......................... 126-137 Cafes, restaurants and other eating establishments .................. 126-131 Cemeteries, mausoleums, etc ......... 126-128 Circus, traveling show, tent show, etc.; side show ....................... 126-129 Commission for Tax Collector ......... 126-157 Contracting .......................... 126-132 County permit required .............. 126-138 Dance halls, variety exhibitions, etc... 126-133 Definitions .......................... 126-112 Disposition of taxes collected; county's discretion to expend these tax revenues to fund a comprehensive economic development strategy .. 126-115 Doing business with Cuba ............ 126-158 Electric power plants, gas plants, com- munity television antenna companies ...................... 126-134 Emigrant or labor agents ............. 126-135 Exemptions allowed for aged, disabled individuals; widows with minor children; exceptions ............. 126-119 Exemptions allowed for disabled veterans, or his or her un-remar- ried spouses .................... 126-120 Farm, grove, horticultural, floricultural, tropical piscicultural cultural and tropical fish farm products....... 126-121 Supp. No. 117 CDi:13 COLLIER COUNTY CODE Section Section BUSINESSES (Cont'd.) BUSINESSES (Cont'd.) Farmers' markets, flea markets, etc., Trading, etc. in tangible personal where individuals sell from stalls 126-155 property; fireworks, seasonal retail - Fortunetellers, clairvoyants, etc....... 126-136 ers ............................. 126-152 Generally ............................ 126-111 Traveling medicine shows ............ 126-130 Hotel, apartment hotel, motel, etc., as Vending machines .................... 126-153 defined in Chapter 509, Florida Water companies and sewage disposal Statutes ........................ 126-127 companies...................... 126-154 Insurance adjusters .................. 126-139 Merchandising of tobacco products....... 26-2 Issuance of a local business tax receipt; Occupational licensing false statement on application; Carnival regulations display of a local business tax Violation grounds for revocation of receipt; report of fictitious name occupational license .......... 10-31 registration ..................... 126-114 Procurement services division Junk dealers; local business tax require- Procedure to provide preference to local ments; penalty . s c a p .. p y c e, 126-140 businesses in county contracts ... 2-200 Lawn maintenance, landscaping Small and disadvantaged minority and restricted contractor, landscaping women business enterprises ..... 2-199 unlimited contractor ............ 126-156 Prohibition of medical marijuana dispens- Liquefied petroleum gas; distributors, ing facilities installers and manufacturers.... 126-141 Applicability ......................... 26-416 Local business taxes; due date and penal- Findings ............................. 26-413 ties for delinquency; transfers; sales Penalties ............................ 26-415 or delivery of vehicles (not separate Prohibition of Medical Marijuana situs)........................... 126-113 Dispensing Facilities............ 26-414 Lottery and gambling not authorized.. 126-118 Purpose and Intent .................. 26-412 Manufacturing,processing, p g, quarrying Title ................................ Public solicitation of contributions ....... 26-411 34-26 et seq. and mining .. ............. 126-142 See: CHARITABLE SOLICITATIONS Miscellaneous occupations, professions Riding toy vehicles on shopping center or businesses not otherwise sidewalks 94-28 referenced in this article; enterprise ......................... Roadside stands ........................ 26-1 zones...... show ........... 126-143 Newsracks in public rights -of -way..... 110-56 et seq. Moving picture shows, theaters and and Secondary metals recyclers.............. 26-281 et seq. drive-in theaters ................ 126-144 See: SECONDARY METALS Pawnbrokers; reports to sheriff; penalty 126-145 RECYCLERS Permanent exhibits .................. 126-146 Secondhand dealers..................... 26-316 et seq. Professions, businesses, occupations... 126-147 See: SECONDHAND DEALERS Providers of advertising space on a Sexually -oriented businesses ............ 25-151 et seq. motor vehicle or vessel .......... 126-125 Offenses involving public morals ...... 94-86 et seq. Religious tenets; exemption........... 126-122 Short-term rentals Restrictions to require local business Conflict and severabilit 26-386 taxes; proof required ............ 126-159 Definitions .......................... 26-383 Retail store businesses ............... 126-149 Legislative findings and intent........ 26-382 Sale of athletic related items at the Penalty for violations ................. 26-385 school by its students; exemptions 126-123 Short-term vacation rental require - Sales from vehicles by licensed fish ments .......................... 26-384 dealers ......................... 126-124 Title ................................ 26-381 "Service" businesses .................. 126-148 Standards of care for animal -related busi- Suspension or revocation of local busi- nesses and organizations; breeders; ness tax receipt ................. 126-116 and rodeos........................ 14-76 et seq. Tax collection, statute of limitation; See: ANIMALS, ETC. additional local business taxes; col- Storage of litter ........................ 118-65, 118-66 lection after certain payments ... 126-117 Litter control regulations. See: SOLID Telephone system; local exchange WASTE telephone service; pay telephone service ......................... 126-150 C Trading, etc., in intangible personal property ........................ 126-151 CABARETS Supp. No. 117 CDi:14 CODE INDEX Section CABARETS (Cont'd.) Sexually -oriented cabaret Sexually -oriented businesses.......... 26-151 et seq. See: SEXUALLY -ORIENTED BUSI- NESSES CABINET INSTALLATION CONTRACTOR Building trades contractors ............. 22-161 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION CABLE COMMUNICATION SERVICES CATV franchises Access to records ..................... Amendments ........................ Areawide interconnection of cable systems ........................ Bonding requirements ................ Cable system construction ............ Compliance with applicable laws and ordinances ...................... Consumer protection provisions ....... County's right of intervention........ . Definitions .......................... FCC petition and license ............. Franchising provisions ............... General penalties .................... Initial performance guarantee ........ Insurance ........................... Jurisdiction of other regulatory bodies or agencies ..................... Liability, indemnification ............. Liquidated damages .................. Local office; operations ............... New developments ................... No property rights conveyed .......... Other agreements, permit and ease- ment requirements .............. Personal liability of county officials ... Preferential or discriminatory practices prohibited ...................... Public, educational and institutional services ........................ Rate regulations ..................... Rate schedule ........................ Removal, abandonment and restora- tion of system ................... Review of orders and decisions........ Rights............................... Rights and remedies cumulative ...... Rights to use streets not warranted ... Rules of franchise .................... Service requirements ................. Signal quality requirements .......... Submission of financial reports ....... Subsequent action by state or federal authorities ...................... Superseding of agreements ........... Termination ......................... Title and purpose .................... 30-46 30-61 30-44 30-37 30-42 30-39 30-55 30-63 30-27 30-38 30-28 30-56 30-30 30-36 30-34 30-35 30-51 30-45 30-43 30-33 30-32 30-58 30-49 30-54 30-55.1 30-48 30-53 30-59 30-29 30-62 30-31 30-50 30-41 30-40 30-47 30-57 30-60 30-52 30-26 Section CABLE COMMUNICATION SERVICES (Cont'd.) Public solicitation of contributions ....... 34-26 et seq. See: CHARITABLE SOLICITATIONS Satellite dish installation contractor Building trades contractors........... 22-161 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION CAFES, CAFETERIAS Food service establishments ............. 66-86 et seq. See: FOOD AND FOOD SERVICES CAMPING Camping at night on W. J. Janes Memo- rial Scenic Drive ................... 110-2 Camping near Gulf of Mexico ........... 94-1 Collier County scenic drive park......... 246-51 et seq. See: PARKS AND RECREATION Park use ............................... 98-56 et seq. See: PARKS AND RECREATION Preserve lands Activities within preserve lands....... 54-335(d) Tourist development tax (lodging tax).... 126-81 et seq. See: TAXATION CAPITAL PROJECT ASSESSMENT Provision enumerated ................... 126-221 et seq. See: TAXATION CATS. See: ANIMALS, FOWL AND MARINE LIFE CAYMAS COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS, UNITS CEMETERIES, MAUSOLEUMS, ETC. Operation, maintenance authorized...... 222-1 CERTIFICATES Animal control County rabies/license certificate; tags, vaccination required ............ 14-33 Building and construction Certificates of competency Building trades contractors ........ 22-182 Certificates of deposit Dishonored checks ................... 2-397 Certificates of indebtedness ............. 202-312 et seq. See: FINANCES Coastal zone protection building require- ments ............................. 22-286 et seq. Certification by architect or engineer.. 22-294 Equine infectious anemia Veterinarian certificate of testing ..... 14-54 Incentives for job -related achievements .. 2-101 Medical transportation services, certificates 50-53 et seq. See: EMERGENCY SERVICES AND PREPAREDNESS Property maintenance code Certificate required for boarding build- Supp. No. 117 CDi:15 ing ............................. 22-241 COLLIER COUNTY CODE Section Section CERTIFICATES (Cont'd.) CIVIL EMERGENCIES Notice of hearing for revocation of board- Requirements for civil emergencies ...... 38-1 et seq. ing renewal certificate........... 22-246 See: EMERGENCY SERVICES AND Public swimming pools PREPAREDNESS Pool operator's certificate ............. 66-117, 66-118 CLAM PASS PARK Solid waste municipal service benefit units Beach parking special assessments Facilities, collection of fees............ 130-55 Certification of rate resolution ........ 118-113 Provisions re ......................... 130-76 et seq. Water and wastewater utilities .......... 134-354, 134- See: TRAFFIC AND VEHICLES 369 Parking ................................ 130-76 et seq. See: TRAFFIC AND VEHICLES CHARITABLE OR BENEVOLENT ACTIVI- TIES CLEAN INDOOR AIR ACT Conditions for sale of alcoholic beverages Implementation ........................ 66-1 in parks ........................... 98-58 Eleemosynary organizations CLEANING CONTRACTORS Waivers for carnival permits.......... 10-32 Roof cleaning contractors Building trades contractors........... 22-161 et seq. CHARITABLE SOLICITATIONS See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- Public solicitation of contributions TION Definitions .......................... 34-26 CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT Exemption ........................... 34-28 Imposing service fee for dishonored checks 2-397 Filing; refusal ........................ 34-30 Information filed to become public COAST GUARD records ......................... 34-31 State of emergency measures............ 38-68 Prohibited acts ....................... 34-33 COASTAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE Purpose ............................. 34-27 Appointment and composition; terms of Records to be kept ................... 34-32 office; attendance and filling vacan- Registration of public solicitors ....... 34-29 cies ............................... 2-888 Creation and purpose of the Collier County CHARITABLE TRUST FUNDS Coastal Advisory Committee ....... 2-886 Law library acquisitions ................ 46-37 Functions, powers and duties............ 2-887 Officers; quorum; rules of procedure ..... 2-890 CHURCHES (Ecclesiastical or denominational Removal from office; failure to attend meet - organizations, places for worship, ings ............................... 2-889 temples, synagogues, etc.) Review process ......................... 2-891 Local business tax Religious tenets; exemption........... 126-122 COASTAL CONSTRUCTION Permissible sound levels and classifica- Coastal zone protection tion of occupancies ................. 54-92 Building and construction require - Public solicitation of contributions ....... 34-26 et seq. ments .......................... 22-286 et seq. See: CHARITABLE SOLICITATIONS See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- Religious discrimination TION Discriminatory housing practices; fair Flood damage prevention ............. 62-26 et seq. housing" " " " " " " " " " " " ' q' 70-26 et se See: FLOODS AND FLOOD See: HUMAN RIGHTS DAMAGE PREVENTION Setback lines Sexually -oriented business locations ..... 26-161 hibi- Stopping, standing and parking prohibi- Sexually-oriented businesses.......... 26-151 et seq. tions and restrictions...... 130-66 See: SEXUALLY -ORIENTED BUSI- NESSES COASTERS. See: TOY VEHICLES Waivers for carnival permits ............ 10-32 CODE ENFORCEMENT CIRCUIT COURT Consolidated code enforcement regula- Family mediation service ................ 46-3 tions Public guardianship program ............ 46-2 Affirmative defenses to alleged code violations ....................... 2-2047 CIRCUSES Citation regulations Carnivals .............................. 10-26 et seq. Affirmative defenses to alleged code See: AMUSEMENTS, ETC. violations .................... 2-2047 Supp. No. 117 CDi:16 CODE INDEX Section Section CODE ENFORCEMENT (Cont'd.) CODE ENFORCEMENT (Cont'd.) Certain county employees designated Property maintenance code .............. 22-226 et seq. as code enforcement officers... 2-2038(a) See: PROPERTY MAINTENANCE Issue citations and notices to CODE appear, authorization....... 2-2038(a) Seawalls and revetments, enforcement... 22-323 Powers and duties ............... 2-2040 Training2-2039 . .................... CODE OF LAWS AND ORDINANCES* Civil infraction .................... on 2-2041 Catchlines of sections ................... 1-3 Form of citations, notices to appear. 2-2043 Certain ordinances not affected by Code . 1-10 Procedures 2-2042 Code does not affect prior offenses, rights, ........................ etc................................ 1-9 Purpose and authority ............. 2-2037 Effect of repeal of ordinances............ 1-4 Violations, options and penalties, re General penalty; continuing violations ... 1-6 citations, notices to appear History notes, etc....... . Establishing a schedule ......... 2-2044 How Code designated and cited.......... 1-1 Code enforcement board and nuisance Jurisdiction ............................ 1-5 abatement board Parking, storage and use of vehicle control Alternate member ................. 2-2017 ordinance......................... 130-91 Appointment ...................... 2-2018 See: TRAFFIC AND VEHICLES Attendance requirements .......... 2-2016 Provisions as continuation of existing Compensation ..................... 2-2013 ordinances ........................ 1-8 Created ........................... 2-2011 References to Code ..................... 1-3 Expenses .......................... 2-2014 Rules of construction and definitions .... 1-2 Members .......................... 2-2012 Severability of parts of Code ............ 1-7 Organization ...................... 2-2019 Solid waste; recycling program Residency requirements............ 2-2013 Inclusion in the County's Code of Laws Term of office ..................... 2-2015 and Ordinances................. 118-154 General Applicability ...................... 2-2002 COIN -OPERATED MACHINES AND General definitions and abbrevia- DEVICES Booths for games of skill tions......................... 2-2004 Carnivals............. ......... 10-26 et seq. Powers and duties ................. 2-2006 , ETC See: AMUSEMENTS, ETC. Purpose and authority P y ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 2-2003 Newsracks in public rights -of -way ....... 110-56 et seq. Rules of procedure ................. 2-2005 See: ROADS, BRIDGES, ETC. Title and citation .................. 2-2001 Roadside stands ........................ 26-1 Procedures Governing Code Enforce- ment Board, Nuisance Abatement COLLIER COUNTY CITIZENS CORPS Board, and Special Magistrate Appointment of voting members and terms Appeals ........................... 2-2033 of office........................... 2-1105 Enforcement board, special Expert consultants ..................... 2-1108 magistrate ................... 2-2026 Findings of fact......................... 2-1102 Hearings .......................... 2-2029 Functions, powers and duties of the com- Appeals ........................ 2-2033 mittee and working groups......... 2-1104 Rehearing ...................... 2-2032 Meetings of the committee .............. 2-1103 Notices ........................... 2-2034 Officers, quorum, and compensation ..... 2-1107 Nuisance abatement board ......... 2-2027 Removal from office; failure to attend meet - Penalties ings ............................... 2-1106 Costs for nuisance abatement cases 2-2031 Review process ......................... 2-1109 Enforcement board and special Title and citation ....................... 2-1101 magistrate ................. 2-2030 COLLIER COUNTY HEALTH FREEDOM Subpoena procedures .............. 2-2028 BILL OF RIGHTS Special magistrate Applicability PP Y ........................... 66-154 Jurisdiction ....................... 2-2021 Qualification, appointment, and *Note —The adoption, amendment, repeal, omissions, effec- removal ...................... 2-2022 tive date, explanation of numbering system and other mat - Review board, establishment ....... 2-2023 ters pertaining to the use, construction and interpretation of County code enforcement department this Code are contained in the adopting ordinance and Noise control regulations ............. 54-81 et seq. preface which are to be found in the preliminary pages of this See: NOISE CONTROL volume. Supp. No. 117 CDi:17 COLLIER COUNTY CODE Section Section COLLIER COUNTY HEALTH FREEDOM COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS BILL OF RIGHTS (Cont'd.) Communications facilities in the county COVID-19 vaccine documentation rights -of -way ...................... 110-121 et seq. prohibited ......................... 66-155 See: ROADS, BRIDGES, HIGHWAYS, Definitions ............................. 66-153 STREETS AND SIDEWALKS Directives from the World Health Organiza- Outdoor festival license conditions....... 10-87 tion and Other International Bodies 66-160 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT. See: PLAN - Florida Patient's Bill of Rights and NING AND DEVELOPMENT Responsibilities .................... 66-161 COMMUNITY EVENTS Quarantine Mask Mandates and ........ 66-158 permits ................................ 54-88 Penalties ............................... 66-162 Private employer COVID-19 vaccination COMPREHENSIVE PLAN mandates prohibited ............... 66-156 Certain ordinances not affected by Code . 1-10(10) Purpose and Intent ..................... 66-152 Creation of comprehensive stormwater Title ................................... 66-151 management utility code........... 134-330 Vaccination mandates for Collier County Establishing or amending Certain ordinances not affected by Code 1-10(6) employees ......................... 66-157 Land development regulations. See the Vaccine Passports ...................... 66-159 Land Development Code in separate volume COLLIER COUNTY PUBLIC ART COMMIT- Local planning agency .................. 106-1 TEE Appointment and composition ........... 2-1073 COMPUTERS, DATA PROCESSING EQUIP - Establishment .......................... 2-1071 MENT Functions, powers and duties of the com- NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ 58-26 mittee ............................ 2-1072 Outstanding parking violations.......... 130-53 Officers; quorum; rules of procedure ..... 2-1076 CONCESSIONAIRES. See: FOOD AND Reimbursement of expenses ............. 2-1077 FOOD SERVICES Removal from office ..................... 2-1075 CONCRETE, STONE, ETC. Terms of office .......................... 2-1074 Building trades contractors ............. 22-161 et seq. COLLIER COUNTY PUBLIC TRANSIT See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION ADVISORY COMMITTEE Inert waste materials Appointment and composition, terms of Litter, weed and exotics control ....... 54-175 et seq. office, attendance and filling of vacan- See: SOLID WASTE cies ............................... 2-968 Creation and purpose of the Collier County CONDEMNATION Public Transit Advisory Committee. 2-966 Property maintenance code .............. 22-226 et seq. Functions, powers and duties of the See: PROPERTY MAINTENANCE advisory committee ................ 2-967 CODE Officers, quorum, and rules of procedure. 2-970 CONSERVATION COLLIER PROGRAM Removal from office; failure to attend meet- Acquisition list ......................... 54-280 ings ............................... 2-969 Definitions............................. 54-275 Exceptional benefits process COMBUSTION ENGINES AND GAS Applicability, authority ............... 54-301 TURBINES Compensation for interests in program NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ 58-26 lands ........................... 54-304 Definitions .......................... 54-302 COMMERCIAL VEHICLES Exemptions .......................... 54-305 Automotive fuel allocation .............. 38-86 et seq. Intent............................... 54-301 See: FUEL Protection of conservation collier lands 54-303 NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ 58-26 Short title ........................... 54-301 Findings ............................... 54-273 COMMISSIONS, COMMITTEES Funding of the conservation collier program 54-276 Departments of county listed. See: Land acquisition advisory committee .... 54-277 DEPARTMENTS OF COUNTY Management plans and use of Listing of regulatory, advisory, boards, etc. environmentally sensitive lands .... 54-283 See: BOARDS, COMMISSIONS, ETC. Name .................................. 54-271 Supp. No. 117 CDi:18 CODE INDEX Section Section CONSERVATION COLLIER PROGRAM CONTRACTORS (Cont'd.) (Cont'd.) Solid waste; recycling program Nomination of acquisition proposals and Standards for recycling contractors.... 118-148 candidate sites .................... 54-281 Utilities standards and specifications .... 134-51 et seq. Objectives .............................. 54-272 See: UTILITIES Procedure for selection of acquisition proposals for placement on the active CONTRACTS AND AGREEMENTS acquisition list and subsequent Abandoned property removal contracts... 54-237 purchase procedures ............... 54-282 Capital improvement revenue bonds ..... 2-651 et seq. Property eligible for acquisition and Interlocal agreement ................. 2-659 management ...................... 54-278 CATV franchises ....................... 30-26 et seq. Purpose and intent ..................... 54-274 See: CABLE COMMUNICATIONS Responsibilities of the county manager .. 54-284 Contract or obligations assumed by city Sunset of the Conservation Collier ad Certain ordinances not affected by Code 1-10(1) valorem tax ....................... 54-285 County owned, operated or maintained Target protection area .................. 54-279 airports........................... 18-36 et seq. See: AIRPORTS AND AIRCRAFT CONSUMER PROTECTION Development agreements ............... 106-106 et seq. CATV franchises See: PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Access to records ..................... 30-46 Discriminatory housing practices; fair hous- Amendments ........................ 30-61 ing ............................... 70-26 et seq. Areawide interconnection of cable See: HUMAN RIGHTS systems ........................ 30-44 Garbage collection and water production Cable system construction............ 30-42 and distribution services Consumer protection provisions....... 30-55 Contracts with municipalities......... 270-30 County's right of intervention......... 30-63 Granting any right or franchise General penalties .................... 30-56 Certain ordinances not affected by Code 1-10(2) Liquidated damages .................. 30-51 Moving of buildings; contractual liability. 22-402(2) Local office; operations ............... 30-45 Newsracks in public rights -of -way ....... 110-56 et seq. New developments ................... 30-43 Agreements for specific geographic areas 110-61 Personal liability of county officials ... 30-58 Procurement services division ........... 2-186 et seq. Preferential or discriminatory practices See: FINANCES prohibited ...................... 30-49 Solid waste; recycling program Public, educational and institutional Recycling service agreements ......... 118-146 services ........................ 30-54 Temporary event, and venue facility Rate schedule ........................ 30-48 collection service agreements .... 118-147 Removal, abandonment and restora- Zoning reevaluation for development tion of system ................... 30-53 Effect of development agreement...... 106-47 Review of orders and decisions........ 30-59 Rights and remedies cumulative ...... 30-62 CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES Rules of franchise .................... 30-50 Drug and alcohol abuse. See that subject Service requirements ................. 30-41 Drug paraphernalia Submission of financial reports ....... 30-47 Definitions .......................... 94-96 Subsequent action by state or federal Narcotic -related paraphernalia authorities ...................... 30-57 Advertisement prohibited .......... 94-99 Superseding of agreements ........... 30-60 Sale of printed matter to minors Termination ......................... 30-52 prohibited; presumption of viola- tion .......................... 94-98 CONTRACTORS Sale prohibited; presumption of viola - Building trades contractors ............. 22-161 et seq. tion.......................... 94-97 See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- Violation ............................ 94-100 TION Drugs at open house parties ............. 94-27 Contractors' licensing board ............. 22-166 Illicit synthetic drugs Development services advisory committee 2-1031 et seq. Authority ............................ 94-116 See: PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Definitions .......................... 94-119 Secondary metals recyclers.............. 26-281 et seq. Enforcement......................... 94-122 See: SECONDARY METALS Legislative findings of fact............ 94-117 RECYCLERS Possession, provision, sale or distribu- Solid waste municipal service benefit units tion of synthetic drugs prohibited 94-120 collection and disposal contractors.. 118-86 et seq. Sale of certain products for human See: SOLID WASTE consumption prohibited.......... 94-121 Supp. No. 117 CDi:19 COLLIER COUNTY CODE Section CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES (Cont'd.) Title and citation .................... 94-118 Violations and penalties .............. 94-123 Outdoor festivals, violations and remedies 10-34 Sexually -oriented business permit revoca- tion ............................... 26-197 CONVALESCENT AND NURSING HOMES Permissible sound levels and classifica- tion of occupancies ................. 54-92 CONVENIENCE STORE SECURITY Applicability ........................... 26-94 Definitions ............................. 26-92 Penalties ............................... 26-93 Security requirements .................. 26-95 Title and citation ....................... 26-91 COPPER COVE COMMUNITY DEVELOP- MENT DISTRICT. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS, UNITS CORKSCREW ISLAND Big Corkscrew Island FCRD ............ 262-441 et seq. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS, UNITS CORRECTIONAL FACILITIES. See: DETEN- TION FACILITIES COUNTRYSIDE STREET LIGHTING DISTRICT. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR Animals, fowl and marine life Animal control Authority of county manager or designee; interference with officer in performance of duty . Appointment, qualifications, compensa- tion and vacancy .................. Board as policy maker .................. Powers and duties ...................... Purpose ................................ Reference to county manager........... . Title and citation ....................... COUNTY ATTORNEY County board actions by resolution, ordinance or motion ............... Duties................................. Funding............................... Method and conditions for selection, appointment and removal .......... Office in general ........................ Title and citation ....................... COUNTY GOVERNMENT PRODUCTIVITY COMMITTEE Appointment and composition ........... Duties of the county manager's office and the clerk of courts ................. Functions, powers and duties of the com- mittee............................ Officer; quorum; rules of procedure ...... 14-29 2-80 2-79 2-81 2-77 2-78 2-76 2-39 2-95 2-96 2-94 2-93 2-92 2-907 2-913 2-912 2-910 COUNTY GOVERNMENT PRODUCTIVITY COMMITTEE (Cont'd.) Re-establishment of the county govern- ment productivity committee ....... Reimbursement of expenses ............. Removal from office ..................... Repeal of county ordinance Nos.2017-53 and 2018-10....................... Terms of office .......................... COUNTY MANAGER. See: COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR COURT REPORTER Supplementation compensation......... . COURTS Additional court costs in criminal cases . . Amendments to F.S. § 318.18(13) ........ Amendments to F.S. § 939.185 .......... Assessment of additional court costs ..... Consolidated code enforcement regula- tions Affirmative defenses to alleged code violations ....................... Citation regulations .................. Code enforcement board and nuisance abatement board ................ General............................. Procedures .......................... Special magistrate ................... See also: CODE ENFORCEMENT Correctional facilities impact fee ........ Rate schedule. See: Appendix A Family mediation service ................ Law library Board of trustees ..................... Continuation of law library fund ...... Declaration of purpose ............... Donations; tax exemption ............. Fund created; source, use of fund ..... Purchasing .......................... Rules and regulations ................ Title to assets; custody and control .... Use of fund .......................... Public guardianship program........... . Service charges and additional court costs Sheriff designated chief correctional officer Surcharge in certain enumerated traffic violations and offenses ............. Surcharge on moving violations for intergovernmental radio communica- tions program ..................... Surfees................................ Teen court program Amendments to F.S. § 938.19 ......... Assessments imposed ................ Distribution of funds collected ........ Expenditure and management of funds budgeted ....................... Findings of fact and purpose......... . Supp. No. 117 CDi:20 Section 2-906 2-911 2-909 2-914 2-908 226-1 46-6 46-9 46-7 46-1.1 2-2047 2-2037 et seq. 2-2011 et seq. 2-2001 et seq. 2-2026 et seq. 2-2021 et seq. 74-308 46-3 46-33 46-39 46-31 46-37 46-32 46-35 46-38 46-36 46-34 46-2 46-1 78-26 46-8 130-1 46-4 46-75 46-72 46-73 46-74 46-71 COW SLOUGH WATER CONTROL DISTRICT. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS COWS. See: ANIMALS, FOWL AND MARINE LIFE CREDIT Revenue bonds for transportation, road programs, etc. Pledging credit ....................... CRIMINAL RECORDS Criminal history record checks for certain employed positions deemed critical to security or public safety ......... CROSS REFERENCES References to Code ..................... CODE INDEX Section Section DECORATIVE METAL CONTRACTOR Building trades contractors ............. 22-161 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION 2-633 2-66 1-3 CURB LOADING ZONES Parking of vehicles ..................... 130-31 et seq. See: TRAFFIC AND VEHICLES CURBS AND GUTTERS Newsracks in public rights -of -way ....... 110-56 et seq. See: ROADS, BRIDGES, ETC. Roadside stands ........................ 26-1 CURFEWS State of emergency measures............ CURRENTS COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS D DAMAGE AND DESTRUCTION. See: DEFACING, DAMAGING PROPERTY DEDICATIONS Accepting gifts and dedications of real estate Certain ordinances not affected by Code 1-10(10) Roads, streets, etc. See: ROADS, HIGHWAYS, ETC. Street dedications Certain ordinances not affected by Code 1-10(3) Subdivision, plat dedications Certain ordinances not affected by Code 1-10(10) DEFACING, DAMAGING PROPERTY County parks, prohibitions .............. 98-58, 246-27 Declaration of state of emergency........ 38-56 et seq. See: EMERGENCY SERVICES AND PREPAREDNESS Library materials ....................... 82-35 Property maintenance code .............. 22-226 et seq. See: PROPERTY MAINTENANCE CODE DEFIBRILLATORS Community automated external defibrilla- 38-68 for program ....................... 50-101 et seq. See: EMERGENCY SERVICES AND PREPAREDNESS DAMS Dams and reservoirs, construction, operat- ing permits ........................ 90-61 et seq See: WATER RESOURCES MANAGE- MENT DANCES Open house parties ..................... 94-27 Outdoor festivals ....................... 10-71 et seq. See: AMUSEMENTS, ETC. DANGEROUS BUILDINGS AND STRUCTURES Property maintenance code .............. 22-226 et seq. See: PROPERTY MAINTENANCE CODE DANGEROUS DOGS. See: ANIMALS, FOWL AND MARINE LIFE DAVIS-BACON ACT RLF funding programs .................. DAY CARE CENTERS. See: CHILD CARE CENTERS 42-64 DEMOLITION OR WRECKING Building construction and materials NFPA Code or Standard adopted...... 58-26 Demolition or wrecking contractor Building trades contractors........... 22-161 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ 58-26 Property maintenance code .............. 22-226 et seq. See: PROPERTY MAINTENANCE CODE DEPARTMENTS OF COUNTY Collier County Ethics provisions......... 2-2051 et seq. See: ETHICS FOR PUBLIC OFFICIALS AND EMPLOYEES Regulatory, advisory, etc., boards. See: BOARDS, COMMITTEES AND COMMISSIONS DETENTION FACILITIES Correctional facilities impact fee ........ 74-308 Rate schedule. See: Appendix A Jails, stockades and other detention facili- ties Sheriff designated chief correctional officer .......................... 78-26 DEVIL'S GARDEN WATER CONTROL DISTRICT. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS Supp. No. 117 CDi:21 COLLIER COUNTY CODE Section DIESEL FUEL. See: FUEL DILAPIDATION, DETERIORATION Property maintenance code .............. 22-226 et seq. See: PROPERTY MAINTENANCE CODE DISABLED, HANDICAPPED PERSONS Access for handicapped RLF funded programs ................ 42-64 Discriminatory housing practices; fair hous- ing ............................... 70-26 et seq. See: HUMAN RIGHTS Handicapped parking spaces............ 130-67 Harassment of a person in a wheelchair using the public right-of-way ....... 94-80 Local business tax Exemptions allowed for aged, disabled individuals; widows with minor children; exceptions ............. 126-119 Exemptions allowed for disabled veterans, or his or her un-remar- ried spouses .................... 126-120 Public guardianship program ............ 46-2 DISASTERS Declaration of state of emergency........ 38-56 et seq. See: EMERGENCY SERVICES AND PREPAREDNESS DISCARDED MATERIAL Litter, weed and exotics control.......... 54-175 et seq. See: SOLID WASTE Secondary metals recyclers.............. 26-281 et seq. See: SECONDARY METALS RECYCLERS DISCLOSURES Collier County Ethics provisions......... 2-2051 et seq. See: ETHICS FOR PUBLIC OFFICIALS AND EMPLOYEES DISCRIMINATION. See: HUMAN RIGHTS DISEASE CONTROL Animal diseases, viruses Equine infectious anemia ............. 14-51 et seq. DISORDERLY CONDUCT; DISTURBANCES Carnival operator, sponsor, owner duties. County parks, prohibitions .............. Noise control regulations ................ See: NOISE CONTROL Offenses involving public peace and order See: OFFENSES AND MISCEL- LANEOUS PROVISIONS Offenses involving public safety Declaration of state of emergency ..... Outdoor festivals ....................... Violations and remedies .............. Public possession or consumption of alcoholic beverages ................ Supp. No. 117 10-33 98-58, 246-27 54-81 et seq. 94-26 et seq. Section DISTRICT BOARDS Ave Maria Stewardship Community District ........................... 262-721 et seq. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS, UNITS Big Corkscrew Island Fire Control and Rescue District .................... 262-442 Big Cypress Stewardship District........ 262-686 et seq. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS, UNITS Caymas Community Development District 122-2091 et seq. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS, UNITS Collier County Water -Sewer District ..... 262-281 et seq. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS, UNITS Currents Community Development District 122-606 et seq. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS, UNITS East Naples Fire Control and Rescue District ........................... 262-202 Fronterra Community Development District ........................... 122-2190 et seq. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS, UNITS Golden Gate FC&RD ................... 262-571 et seq. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS, UNITS Immokalee Water and Sewer District .... 262-485 Jaudon Drainage District ............... 262-52 Marco Island Fire Control District....... 262-335 North Naples Fire Control and Rescue District ........................... 262-520 DISTURBANCES. See: DISORDERLY CONDUCT; DISTURBANCES DOCKS. See: WATERWAYS, ETC. DOGS. See: ANIMALS, FOWL AND MARINE LIFE DRAINAGE Construction in public rights -of -way ..... 110-26 et seq. See: ROADS, BRIDGES, ETC. Drainage swales Stopping, standing and parking prohibi- tions and restrictions............ 130-66 Jaudon Drainage District. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS Roadway and drainage units. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS Stormwater utility ...................... 134-311 et seq. See: STORMWATER Water resource permits ................. 90-41 et seq. See: WATER RESOURCES MANAGE- MENT DRAINAGE DISTRICTS. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS DREDGING. See: FILLING AND DREDG- ING 38-56 et seq. 10-88, 10-90 DRILLING 10-34 Water resource permits ................. 90-41 et seq. See: WATER RESOURCES MANAGE- 6-3 MENT CDi:22 CODE INDEX Section DRILLING CONTRACTORS Well drilling contractor Building trades contractors ........... 22-161 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION DRIVE-IN THEATERS. See: MOTION PICTURES, THEATERS, ETC. DRIVEWAYS Newsracks in public rights -of -way ....... 110-59 Stopping, standing and parking prohibi- tions and restrictions .............. 130-66 DRUG AND ALCOHOL ABUSE Sexually -oriented business permit suspen- sion ............................... 26-196 DRUG AND ALCOHOL OFFENSES Drugs, drug paraphernalia. See: CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES Outdoor festivals, violations and remedies 10-34 Public possession or consumption of alcoholic beverages ................ 6-3 DRUGS, DRUG PARAPHERNALIA. See: CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES DRY CLEANING PLANTS NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ 58-26 DRYWALL CONTRACTOR Building trades contractors ............. 22-161 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION DUMPING County parks, grounds, public access areas 98-57 Dumping or depositing of abandoned property .......................... 54-182 DUNES Coastal zone protection building require- ments ............................. 22-286 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION Flood damage prevention ............... 62-26 et seq. See: FLOODS AND FLOOD DAMAGE PREVENTION DUST CONTROL NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ 58-26 E EASEMENTS Appraisal of land and easements proposed for purchase ....................... 106-131 et seq. CATV franchises ....................... 30-32 County park public access areas ......... 98-57 Revenue bonds for transportation, road programs, etc. Purchase of projects .................. 2-634 Section ECCLESIASTICAL ORGANIZATIONS. See: CHURCHES ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Advanced broadband infrastructure invest- ment program Applicability ......................... 49-50 Definitions .......................... 49-52 General requirements ................ 49-53 Implementation ...................... 49-54 Program eligibility criteria ........... 49-55 Purpose ............................. 49-51 Fee payment assistance program Applicability ......................... 49-20 Generally ............................ 49-23 Implementation ...................... 49-24 Program eligibility criteria ........... 49-25 Purpose ............................. 49-21 Specific definitions ................... 49-22 Innovation zones Adoption of the economic development plan ............................ 49-104 Conflict and severability.............. 49-100 Creation of, calculation of annual tax increment amount .............. 49-93 Creation of an economic trust fund.... 49-103 Definitions .......................... 49-92 Economic development trust funds Annual funding of ................. 49-94 Creation of for each zone........... 49-95 Pledge or appropriation of trust funds 49-96 Establishment of the Interchange Activ- ity Center No. 9 Innovation Zone 49-101 Findings ............................. 49-91 Golden Gate City Economic Develop- ment Zone Advisory Board Creation ........................ 49-136 Creation .......................... 49-132 Definitions and findings ........... 49-131 Economic development plan Adoption ....................... 49-135 Economic trust fund Creation ........................ 49-134 Initial tax increment year and percentage ................... 49-133 Implementation ...................... 49-99 Initial determination of a tax incre- ment ........................... 49-98 Initial tax increment year and percent- age ............................. 49-102 Preparation of economic development plan ............................ 49-97 Purpose ............................. 49-90 Job creation investment program Applicability ......................... 49-30 Generally ............................ 49-33 Implementation ...................... 49-34 Program eligibility criteria ........... 49-35 Purpose ............................. 49-31 Supp. No. 117 CDi:23 COLLIER COUNTY CODE Section ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT (Cont'd.) Specific definitions ................... 49-32 Job retention investment program Applicability ......................... 49-60 Implementation ...................... 49-64 Job retention investment program .... 49-63 Program eligibility criteria ........... 49-62 Purpose ............................. 49-61 Property tax stimulus program Applicability ......................... 49-40 Generally ............................ 49-43 Implementation ...................... 49-44 Program eligibility criteria ........... 49-45 Purpose ............................. 49-41 Specific definitions ................... 49-42 ELECTIONS Capital projects referendum Required only if required by Florida Constitution .................... 2-615 Elections supervisor Imposing service fee for dishonored checks .......................... 2-397 Parimutuel (racetrack) fund improvement projects of board of county commis- sioners ............................ 202-311 et seq. Necessity of elections ................. 202-316 ELECTRICAL CODE National Electrical Code ................ 22-121 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION ELECTRICAL ENERGY Immokalee Enterprise Zone Exemption of local tax on electric energy used by qualified businesses in .. 126-1 NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ 58-26 ELECTRICAL INSPECTIONS Carnival permit fees .................... 10-47 ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS Building code ........................... 22-26 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION Building trades contractors. See: BUILD- INGS AND CONSTRUCTION ELECTRICAL SIGNS Electrical sign contractor Building trades contractors ........... 22-161 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION ELECTRICIANS Journeyman electrician Building trades contractors ........... 22-161 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION ELECTRONIC ACCESS CONTROL GATES Amendments to fire codes ............... 58-27 Section ELECTRONIC AMUSEMENT DEVICES. See: COIN -OPERATED MACHINES AND DEVICES ELEEMOSYNARY ORGANIZATIONS Charitable activities. See: CHARITABLE OR BENEVOLENT ACTIVITIES Waivers for carnival permits ............ 10-32 ELEVATOR CONTRACTORS Building trades contractors ............. 22-161 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION EMERGENCIES Building trades contractors Emergency restricted certificates...... 22-190 Collier County Emergency Medical Author- ity ................................ 2-1131 et seq. See: EMERGENCY SERVICES AND PREPAREDNESS Special districts, units Immokalee FCD Emergency medical and rescue response services ............. 262-169 Water conservation for landscape irriga- tion Declaration of water shortage or water shortage emergency ............. 54-369 EMERGENCY AND STANDBY POWER SYSTEMS NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ 58-26 EMERGENCY SERVICES AND PREPARED- NESS Aircraft rescue and firefighting vehicles NFPA Code or Standard adopted...... 58-26 Automotive fuel emergencies Appeals ............................. 38-93 Area affected ........................ 38-89 Automotive fuel defined .............. 38-91 Conflict and severance ............... 38-87 Declaring authority .................. 38-91 Fuel allocation officer functions ....... 38-90 Liberal construction .................. 38-88 Penalty .............................. 38-86 Regulations applicable during emergency 38-92 Collier County Emergency Medical Author- ity Appointment and composition; terms of office; attendance and filling vacan- cies ............................ 2-1132 Creation, Purpose, Powers and Duties of the Collier County Emergency Medical Authority ............... 2-1131 Meetings ............................ 2-1133 Officers; quorum; rules of procedure... 2-1135 Removal from office; failure to attend meetings ....................... 2-1134 Supp. No. 117 CDi:24 CODE INDEX Section Section EMERGENCY SERVICES AND PREPARED- EMERGENCY SERVICES AND PREPARED- NESS (Cont'd.) NESS (Cont'd.) Community automated external defibrilla- Requirement for board approval in for program granting certificate ........... 50-57 Applicability ......................... 50-103 Requirements for certificate........ 50-53 Findings and purpose ................ 50-102 Review of application .............. 50-56 Requirements and procedures......... 50-104 Rights and duties granted by Title ................................ 50-101 certificate.................... 50-59 Dams and reservoirs. See also: WATER Transfer or assignment of certificates 50-63 RESOURCES MANAGEMENT Collier regional medical directors coali- Emergency authorization to construct tion ............................ 50-65 works .......................... 90-64 Conduct of drivers and attendants .... 50-71 Emergency measures ................. 90-65 Definitions .......................... 50-52 Declaration of state of emergency Emergency provisions ................ 50-61 Authorized emergency measures ...... 38-68 General operating regulations ........ 50-66 Compensation ....................... 38-64 Obedience to traffic laws, ordinances or Declaration, termination by board while regulations ..................... 50-73 in session ....................... 38-69 Operator's insurance requirements for Definitions .......................... 38-57 non -governmental entities ....... 50-70 Disaster -generated debris removal Passengers .......................... 50-72 management plan; authority, Place of business ..................... 50-67 priorities and limitations ........ 38-72 Purpose ............................. 50-51 Emergency orders and rules.......... 38-65 Rates ................................ 50-69 Enforcement ......................... 38-66 Records to be kept ................... 50-68 Extent of statement of emergency..... 38-59 Revocation, alteration or suspension Liability ............................. 38-67 grounds ........................ 50-64 Mutual aid agreements ............... 38-63 Uniformity of application ............. 50-75 Offenses involving public safety....... 94-51 et seq. Violations ........................... 50-74 Officer designated to declare emergency 38-58 Numbering of structures ................ 22-346 et seq. Penalty for violation .................. 38-70 See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- Power of employees rendering outside TION aid ............................. 38-62 Post -disaster recovery Proclamation ........................ 38-60 Authority............................ 38-10 Right of entry and indemnification .... 38-71 Damaged property, guidelines for acquir- Use of public facilities for shelters .... 38-61 ing ............................. 38-9 Emergency authorization for use, Definitions .......................... 38-3 withdrawal or diversion of water ... 90-48 Determination of damage, buildback See: WATER RESOURCES MANAGE- policy, moratoria, emergency MENT repairs, and emergency permit - Emergency medical services impact fee .. 74-306 ting system ..................... 38-7 Rate schedule. See: Appendix A Economic redevelopment policies...... 38-8 Emergency vehicle access Emergency review board, establish - Amendments to fire codes ............ 58-27 ment of ......................... 38-5 Health related services generally........ 66-56 et seq. Jurisdiction .......................... 38-2 See: HEALTH AND SANITATION Penalties ............................ 38-11 Impact fee regulations. See that subject Post -disaster recovery task force, Intergovernmental public services/ establishment of ................ 38-4 emergency radio communications Post -disaster redevelopment priorities. 38-6 800 MHz IRCP fund surcharge for Purpose and intent ................... 38-1 moving traffic violations......... 130-1 Rescue districts Medical transportation services Big Corkscrew Island Fire Control and Appointment of hearing officer; appeals 50-58 Rescue District ................. 262-442 Authority to enforce .................. 50-76 East Naples Fire Control and Rescue Certificate District ......................... 262-202 Classifications of certificates ....... 50-62 North Naples Fire Control and Rescue Exemptions and exclusions from District ......................... 262-520 certificate requirement........ 50-54 Water resource permits ................. 90-41 et seq. Procedure for obtaining certificate.. 50-55 See: WATER RESOURCES MANAGE - Renewal of certificate .............. 50-60 MENT Supp. No. 117 CDi:25 COLLIER COUNTY CODE Section EMERGENCY SERVICES AND PREPARED- NESS (Cont'd.) Water shortages plan Emergency due to water shortage ..... 90-104, 90-105 EMERGENCY SHELTERS Temporary emergency shelters Sexual predators and offenders ....... 111-31 et seq. EMERGENCY WORK Noise control regulations ................ 54-81 et seq. See: NOISE CONTROL EMPLOYEES. See: OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES ENBROOK COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT Authority for ordinance ................. 122-2121 Consent to special powers ............... 122-2126 Designation of initial board members .... 122-2123 District name .......................... 122-2124 Establishment of the Enbrook Community Development District .............. 122-2122 Petitioner's commitments ............... 122-2127 Statutory provisions governing the district 122-2125 ENCOUNTER CENTERS Sexual encounter centers Sexually -oriented businesses.......... 26-151 et seq. See: SEXUALLY -ORIENTED BUSI- NESSES ENTRANCES AND EXITS Blocking accessways to service stations Automotive fuel emergency regulations 38-91(1) Convenience store security sign require- ments ............................. 26-95 Entrance ways or exits to parks Prohibitions ......................... 98-58, 246-27 ENVIRONMENT Abandoned property .................... See: WRECKED, ETC., VEHICLES OR PROPERTY Building code ........................... See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION Collier County Fertilizer and Urban Landscaping Ordinance............ See: FERTILIZERS Conservation Collier Program ........... See: CONSERVATION COLLIER PROGRAM Dams and reservoirs, permits ........... See: WATER RESOURCES MANAGE- MENT Environmental advisory council Appeal.............................. Establishment ....................... Membership ......................... Powers and duties .................... Purpose ............................. 54-226 et seq. Section ENVIRONMENT (Cont'd.) Repeal of Ordinance .................. 2-2000.1 Environmental impact statements. See the Land Development Code published in separate volume Lake Trafford Restoration Task Force.... 54-251 et seq. See: LAKE TRAFFORD RESTORA- TION TASK FORCE Litter control ........................... 118-56 et seq. See: SOLID WASTE Litter, weed and exotics control.......... 54-175 et seq. See: SOLID WASTE Noise control regulations ................ 54-81 et seq. See: NOISE CONTROL Offenses involving public peace and order 94-26 et seq. Preserve lands ......................... 54-331 et seq. See: PRESERVE LANDS RLF funding programs Floodplain or wetlands locations ...... 42-64 Small cities CDBG program. See also: PLANNING AND DEVELOP- MENT Sea turtle protection. See the Land Development Code published in separate volume Utilities standards and specifications .... 134-51 et seq. Vegetation removal, protection and preservation. See the Land Develop- ment Code published in separate volume Waste materials management ........... 54-184 Water conservation for landscape irriga- tion ............................... 54-366 et seq. See: WATER CONSERVATION FOR LANDSCAPE IRRIGATION Water pollution ......................... 54-56 et seq. See: WATER POLLUTION Water resources management ........... 90-26 et seq. See: WATER RESOURCES MANAGE- MENT EPDXY STONE CONTRACTOR Building trades contractors ............. 22-161 et seq. 22-26 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION EQUINES. See: ANIMALS, FOWL AND 54-26 et seq. MARINE LIFE EROSION 54-271 et seq. Flood damage prevention ............... 62-26 et seq. See: FLOODS AND FLOOD DAMAGE PREVENTION 90-61 et seq. ESCORT SERVICE BUSINESSES Age limitation for patron ................ 26-33 Applicability ........................... 26-29 2-2000 Business records ....................... 26-32 2-1191 Definitions ............................. 26-27 2-1194 Enforcement ........................... 26-30 2-1193 License 2-1192 Application .......................... 26-67 Supp. No. 117 CDi:26 CODE INDEX Section Section ESCORT SERVICE BUSINESSES (Cont'd.) EXCAVATING AND GRADING (Cont'd.) Denial or revocation .................. 26-70 Building code........................... 22-26 et seq. Fee .................................. 26-69 See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- License not exclusive ................. 26-71 TION Required ............................ 26-66 Compliance with state and federal permits 22-119 Term ................................ 26-68 Construction requirements for excava- Location of service ...................... 26-31 tions.............................. 22-112 Offenses involving public morals ........ 94-86 et seq. Dams and reservoirs, construction, operat- See: OFFENSES AND MISCEL- ing permits ........................ 90-61 et seq. LANEOUS PROVISIONS See: WATER RESOURCES MANAGE - Permit MENT Age limitation ....................... 26-48 Dredging contractor; excavation contrac- Application .......................... 26-47 for Denial, revocation .................... 26-51 Building trades contractors........... 22-161 et seq. Fee .................................. 26-50 See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- Permit not exclusive .................. 26-52 TION Required ............................ 26-46 Excavation review procedures........... 22-110 Term ................................ 26-49 Exemptions ............................ 22-109 Purpose and intent ..................... 26-28 Fees ................................... 22-114 Sexually -oriented businesses ............ 26-151 et seq. Flood damage prevention ............... 62-26 et seq. See: SEXUALLY -ORIENTED BUSI- See: FLOODS AND FLOOD DAMAGE NESSES PREVENTION Title and citation ....................... 26-26 Inspection and reporting requirements... 22-113 Maintenance and dredging of canals ETHICS FOR PUBLIC OFFICIALS AND Petition ............................. 274-26 EMPLOYEES Special assessments .................. 274-27 Collier County Ethics Penalties and enforcement .............. 22-117 Definitions .......................... 2-2055 Performance guarantee requirements .... 22-115 Findings ............................. 2-2054 Purpose................................ 22-107 Lobbying activities Severabilit y............................ 22-118 Disclosure requirements ........... 2-2057 Title and citation ....................... 22-106 Lobbying defined .................. 2-2055 Utilities standards and specifications .... 134-51 et seq. Registration of lobbyist ............ 2-2057 See: UTILITIES Penalties ............................ 2-2060 Variances .............................. 22-120 Post -employment restrictions for certain Waste materials management ........... 54-184 employees ...................... 2-2058 See: SOLID WASTE Registration of lobbyist ............... 2-2057 Water resource permits ................. 90-41 et seq. Scope ................................ 2-2052 See: WATER RESOURCES MANAGE - Standards of conduct ................. 2-2056 MENT Statement of policy ................... 2-2053 Supplemental provisions ............. 2-2059 EXHIBITIONS Title and citation .................... 2-2051 Amusements. See that subject Procurement services division Outdoor festivals, violations and remedies 10-34 Ethical standards .................... 2-192 EXITS. See: ENTRANCES AND EXITS EVERGLADES CITY AIRPORT County owned, operated or maintained airports ........................... 18-36 et seq. See: AIRPORTS AND AIRCRAFT EXAMINATIONS Building trades contractor examinations. 22-186 et seq. See: BUILDING AND CONSTRUC- TION Water and wastewater utilities Examination and testing of meters.... 134-370 EXCAVATING AND GRADING Appeals................................ Applicability; permit required ........... Application requirements for excavation permits ........................... 22-116 22-108 22-111 EXOTICS Exotics ordinance Contractors' licensing, zoning investiga- tors ............................ 22-83(2) Litter, weed and exotics control.......... 54-175 et seq. See: SOLID WASTE EXPLOSIONS NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ 58-26 Noise control regulations ................ 54-81 et seq. See: NOISE CONTROL EXPLOSIVES AND BLASTING AGENTS Applicability; permit required ........... 55-3 Authority vested in the engineering services director ........................... 55-16 Supp. No. 117 CDi:27 COLLIER COUNTY CODE Section Section EXPLOSIVES AND BLASTING AGENTS FARMS, GROVES, HORTICULTURAL, (Cont'd.) FLORICULTURAL, TROPICAL PISCI- Exemptions from permit requirements ... 55-4 CULTURAL AND FISH FARM Fees ................................... 55-11 PRODUCTS Information and requirements during and Aquatic plant management subsequent to geophysical seismic Possession, sale, etc., of certain fish blasting 55-12 prohibited ...................... 14-2 Coconut palms, transporting controls .... 138-26 Issuance ............................... 55-10 Exotics ordinance Issuance of permit; prohibitions ......... 55-8 Contractors' licensing, zoning investiga- Limitations and conditions .............. 55-9 tors ............................ 22-83(2) Obligation of user to utilities ............ 55-6 Local business tax Penalties ............................... 55-17 Farm, grove, horticultural, floricultural, Permit application requirements and condi- tropical piscicultural cultural and tions .............................. 55-5 tropical fish farm products....... 126-121 Permit application review procedures .... 55-7 NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ 58-26 Preserve lands FENCES, WALLS, HEDGES AND Activities within preserve lands....... 54-335(s) ENCLOSURES Previously issued permits ............... 55-18 Breakaway wall Purpose ................................ 55-2 Coastal construction requirements.... 22-295(b) Restrictions for the use and handling of See also: BUILDINGS AND explosives ......................... 55-13 CONSTRUCTION Revocation and/or suspension of permit.. 55-15 County airport facility rules, etc......... 18-49 et seq. Sale or disposal; inventory; theft or illegal See: AIRPORTS AND AIRCRAFT 55-14 County parks, prohibitions .............. 98-58, 246-27 use ............................... Fence erection contractor State of emergency measures............ 38-68 Building trades contractors........... 22-161 et seq. Title and citation ....................... 55-1 See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION F, Livestock enclosures, fences. See: ANIMALS, ETC. FAIR HOUSING Storage of litter ........................ 118-65, 118-66 Discriminatory housing practices; fair hous- Litter control regulations. See: SOLID in 70-26 et seq. WASTE See: HUMAN RIGHTS FERRIS WHEELS Carnivals .............................. 10-26 et seq. FALSE REPRESENTATION See: AMUSEMENTS, ETC. Discriminatory housing practices Untruthful complaints or testimony ... 70-34 FERTILIZERS Escort service business licenses, permits. 26-51, 26-70 Collier County Fertilizer and Urban Grounds for denial of outdoor festival Landscaping Ordinance license ............................ 10-88 Applicability......................... 54-30 Library card use ........................ 82-35 Application practices................. 54-35 Local business tax Definitions .......................... 54-29 Issuance of a local business tax receipt; Exemptions .......................... 54-33 false statement on application; Fertilizer content and application rates 54-34 display of a local business tax Findings ............................. 54-27 receipt; report of fictitious name Licensing of commercial applicators ... 54-37 registration ..................... 126-114 Low maintenance zones .............. 54-38 Misrepresentation in carnival application Penalty for violations ................. 54-39 Prohibitions ......................... 54-32 permit ............................ 10-31 Purpose and intent ................... 54-28 Public solicitation of contributions Timing of fertilizer application........ 54-31 Prohibited acts ....................... 34-33 Title and citation .................... 54-26 Sexually -oriented business permit revoca- Training 54-36 tion ............................... 26-197 FIDDLER'S CREEK MUNICIPAL RESCUE FAMILY AND GROUP DAY CARE HOMES AND FIRE SERVICES TAXING UNIT. Child care centers. See that subject See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS, UNITS Supp. No. 117 CDi:28 CODE INDEX Section Section FIGHTING FINANCES (Cont'd.) Offenses involving public peace. See: Definitions ........................ 2-631 OFFENSES AND MISCEL- General powers .................... 2-632 LANEOUS PROVISIONS Neither credit nor taxing power pledged ...................... 2-633 FILLING AND DREDGING Pledge of gas taxes ................ 2-636 Dredging contractor Purchase of projects ............... 2-634 Building trades contractors ........... 22-161 et seq. Remedies of bondholders ........... 2-638 See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- Trust funds ....................... 2-637 TION Capital improvement revenue bonds. See Excavations and grading. See that subject herein: Bond Issues and Financing Flood damage prevention ............... 62-26 et seq. Thereof See: FLOODS AND FLOOD DAMAGE Capital projects, financing. See herein: PREVENTION Bond Issues and Financing Thereof FILMS. See: MOTION PICTURES Collier County Lighting District ......... 122-81 et seq. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS FINANCES Conservation Collier program ........... 54-271 et seq. Ambulance services (county -provided) ... 66-71 et seq. See: CONSERVATION COLLIER See: HEALTH AND SANITATION PROGRAM Appropriations, making Disaster emergency expenditures........ 38-68(3) Certain ordinances not affected by Code 1-10(4) Dishonored checks ...................... 2-397 Ave Maria Stewardship Community Doris Slosberg Driver Education Fund District ........................... 262-721 et seq. Collection of surcharge ............... 2-453 See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS, UNITS Construction ......................... 2-456 Bond issuance, authorizations Distribution of funds collected ........ 2-454 Certain ordinances not affected by Code 1-10(1) Expenditure and management of funds Bond issues and financing thereof budgeted ....................... 2-455 Capital improvement revenue bonds Findings of fact and purpose.......... 2-452 Acquisition and construction ....... 2-654 Title and citation .................... 2-451 Alternative method ................ 2-661 Evidence of indebtedness Authorization of program .......... 2-653 Certain ordinances not affected by Code 1-10(1) Definitions ........................ 2-651 Family mediation service fund........... 46-3 Findings .......................... 2-652 Fee payment assistance program ........ 49-20 et seq. Interlocal agreement ............... 2-659 See: ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Issuance of revenue bonds ......... 2-655 Health related services, fees ............. 66-56 et seq. No adverse action ................. 2-660 See: HEALTH AND SANITATION Remedies of bondholders ........... 2-658 Housing finance authority .............. 2-866 et seq. Taxing power not pledged .......... 2-656 Innovation zones Trust funds ....................... 2-657 Economic development trust funds .... 49-94 et seq. Capital projects See: ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Authorized ........................ 2-611 Job creation investment program ........ 49-30 et seq. Board authorized to issue revenue See: ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT bonds ........................ 2-612 Job -related achievements, expenditures for 2-101 Effect on other legislation.......... 2-619 Lake Trafford Restoration Task Force.... 54-251 et seq. Obligations declared negotiable See: LAKE TRAFFORD RESTORA- instruments .................. 2-614 TION TASK FORCE Payment of principal ............... 2-613 Law library fund ....................... 46-32, 46-39 Powers exercised by board ......... 2-620 Local housing assistance trust fund...... 114-59 Project costs ....................... 2-616 Medicaid, Medicare billings ............. 66-61, 66-62 Referendum ....................... 2-615 Health related services, fees. See: Refunding obligations .............. 2-618 HEALTH AND SANITATION Security of obligations ............. 2-617 Municipal service benefit unit facilities, Health facilities authority ............ 2-846 et seq. improvements, special assessments See: HEALTH AND SANITATION and bond issues ................... 122-26 et seq. Municipal service benefit unit bond See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS issues .......................... 122-56 et seq. Procurement services division Revenue bonds for transportation, roads Advanced payments for goods and and related programs services ........................ 2-202 Additional security ................ 2-639 Applicability and approved thresholds. 2-188 Bonds ............................. 2-635 Conflict and severability.............. 2-215 Supp. No. 117 CDi:29 COLLIER COUNTY CODE Section Section FINANCES (Cont'd.) FINANCES (Cont'd.) Conflict of interest ................... 2-212 Stormwater utility enterprise fund ...... 134-318 et seq. Contract administration .............. 2-204 See: STORMWATER Contract claims ...................... 2-209 Stormwater utility operating budget ..... 134-321 Debarment and suspension ........... 2-213 Teen court program ..................... 46-71 et seq. Definitions .......................... 2-189 See: COURTS Duties of procurement services division 2-191 Tourist development tax ................ 2-986 et seq. Establishment of procurement services See: TOURISM division and procurement services Water and wastewater utilities .......... 134-351 et seq. director ......................... 2-190 See: WATER AND SEWERS Ethical standards .................... 2-192 Water pollution control program funding. 54-59 Exemptions to the competitive process 2-193 Informal competition (purchases exceed- FINANCIAL INTERESTS ing $3,000 but not greater than Collier County Ethics provisions......... 2-2051 et seq. $50,000) ........................ 2-195 See: ETHICS FOR PUBLIC OFFICIALS Inspection and testing ................ 2-210 AND EMPLOYEES Payment of invoices .................. 2-201 Performance and payment bonds ...... 2-205 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT Procedure to provide preference to local RLF funding programs .................. 42-64 businesses in county contracts ... 2-200 Procurement methods ................ 2-196 FINANCIAL REPORTS Prohibition against subdivision ....... 2-207 CATV franchises ....................... 30-47 Protest of bid or proposal award ...... 2-208 Water and wastewater utilities Purchasing card program ............. 2-211 Annual financial reporting require - Purpose ............................. 2-187 ment........................... 134-364 Reserved rights ...................... 2-197 Small and disadvantaged minority and FINES, FORFEITURES AND OTHER women business enterprises ..... 2-199 PENALTIES Small purchases (purchases $3,000 or Animals, fowl and marine life less) ............................ 2-194 Animal abuser registry Standardization, cooperative purchas- Penalties .......................... 14-112 ing agreements and governmental Businesses contracts ....................... 2-203 Convenience business security Title and citation .................... 2-186 Enforcement; civil fines ............ 26-255 Unauthorized purchases .............. 2-206 Short-term rentals Unsolicited proposals ................. 2-198 Penalty for violations.............. 26-385 Waiver of ordinance .................. 2-214 Carnival regulations Promising, guaranteeing payment of money Violation grounds for forfeiture of bond 10-31 Certain ordinances not affected by Code 1-10(1) Noncompliance, forfeiture .......... 10-33 Public guardianship program funding.... 46-2 Code enforcement citation regulations ... 2-2001 et seq. Public school financing contribution ..... 202-26 See: CODE ENFORCEMENT Purchases Contractors' licensing, zoning investiga- Capital improvement revenue bonds .. 2-651 et seq. tors Acquisition and construction ....... 2-654 Issuance of citations .................. 22-84 Revenue bonds for transportation, road False alarm fines ....................... 5-27 programs, etc. Fertilizers Purchase of projects ............... 2-634 Collier County Fertilizer and Urban Redevelopment grant program .......... 42-81 et seq. Landscaping Ordinance See: PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Penalty for violations .............. 54-39 Revenue bonds for transportation, roads General penalty; continuing violations ... 1-6 and related programs. See herein: Parking violation ....................... 130-31 et seq. Bond Issues and Financing Thereof See: TRAFFIC AND VEHICLES Service fee for dishonored checks ........ 2-397 Preserve lands Small cities CDBG program Enforcement and penalties ........... 54-338 Use of funds ......................... 42-56 et seq. Water conservation for landscape irriga- See: PLANNING AND DEVELOP- tion MENT Penalties ............................ 54-373 Special districts, units Big Corkscrew Island FORD; budget .. 262-447 FIRE ALARMS Golden Gate FC&RD; finances ........ 262-576 NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ 58-26 Supp. No. 117 CDi:30 CODE INDEX Section FIRE AND RESCUE VEHICLES County airport facility rules, etc......... 18-49 et seq. See: AIRPORTS AND AIRCRAFT FIRE AND SAFETY INSPECTIONS Carnival permit application ............. 10-47 Outdoor festival licenses, plans, condi- tions .............................. 10-83, 10-87 FIRE EXTINGUISHERS NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ 58-26 Portable fire extinguishers Amendments to fire codes ............ 58-27 FIRE HYDRANTS Newsracks in public rights -of -way ....... 110-59 FIRE LANES Amendments to fire codes ............... 58-27 Stopping, standing and parking prohibi- tions and restrictions .............. 130-66 FIRE PREVENTION AND PROTECTION Building code ........................... 22-26 et seq. Fire safety standards Life safety code amendments ......... 58-28 NFPA Code or Standard adopted...... 58-26 Standards and fire codes adopted ..... 58-26 Amendments to fire codes .......... 58-27 Appeal ......................... 1-5 Life safety code amendments .... 58-28 Violations and penalties ......... 1-6 Cost of permit ..................... 1-10 Goodland/Herr's Island Fire Control District .......................... 122-2031 et seq. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS, UNITS Impact fee ............................. 74-309 Outdoor burning and use of incendiary devices ............................ 58-1 Property maintenance code .............. 22-226 et seq. See: PROPERTY MAINTENANCE CODE FIRE SAFETY Carnival permit application ............. 10-47 Fire safety standards ................... 58-26 et seq. Grounds for denial of outdoor festival license ............................ 10-88 Outdoor festival licenses, plans, condi- tions .............................. 10-83, 10-87 FIREARMS AND WEAPONS Collier County Scenic Drive Park Weapons restricted, hunting .......... 246-52 County parks, prohibitions .............. 98-58, 246-27 Discharging firearms Everglades Parkway Hunting and discharge of firearms prohibited; penalty ........... 242-2 Noise control regulations ................ 54-81 et seq. See: NOISE CONTROL State of emergency measures............ 38-68 Section FIREFIGHTERS Breathing apparatus for firefighters NFPA Code or Standard adopted...... 58-26 FIRES Bonfires and outdoor rubbish fires Amendments to fire codes ............ 58-27 County parks, grounds, public access areas 98-57 Preserve lands Activities within preserve lands....... 54-335(f) FIREWORKS NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ 58-26 Preserve lands Activities within preserve lands....... 54-335(s) FISH Possession, sale, etc., of certain fish prohibited ......................... 14-2 FISH FARM PRODUCTS. See: FARM, GROVE, HORTICULTURAL, ETC., PRODUCTS FISHING Bridges; fishing ......................... 110-91 et seq. See: ROADS, BRIDGES, HIGHWAYS, STREETS AND SIDEWALKS Parks and recreation Cast net fishing in Ann Olesky Park .. 98-2 Preserve lands Activities within preserve lands....... 54-335(g) Saltwater fishing restricted ............. 210-67 FLAGS Automotive fuel emergency regulations Posting flags ......................... 38-91(6) FLAMMABLE AND COMBUSTIBLE LIQUIDS CODE NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ 58-26 FLOODPLAINS OR WETLANDS RLF funding programs Floodplain or wetlands locations ...... 42-64 FLOODPROOFING Elevation, floodproofing and siting Coastal construction requirements .... 22-295(b) See also: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUCTION FLOODS AND FLOOD DAMAGE PREVEN- TION Coastal zone protection ................. 22-286 et seq. Coastal zone protection building require- ments ............................. 22-286 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION Dams and reservoirs, permits ........... 90-61 et seq. See: WATER RESOURCES MANAGE- MENT Flood damage prevention Acronyms ............................ 62-52 Supp. No. 117 CDi:31 COLLIER COUNTY CODE Section Section FLOODS AND FLOOD DAMAGE PREVEN- FOOD AND FOOD SERVICES (Cont'd.) TION (Cont'd.) Inspections .......................... 66-91 Administration and general provisions Penalty .............................. 66-87 Administration —General .......... 62-71 Permit application and issuance ...... 66-90 Applicability ...................... 62-72 Permit required; not transferable; revoca- Applicability ...................... 62-87 tion ............................ 66-89 Buildings and structures........... 62-80 Roadside stands ........................ 26-1 Duties and powers of the floodplain Smoke and grease -laden vapors from com- administrator ................ 62-73 mercial cooking equipment Inspections ........................ 62-76 NFPA Code or Standard adopted...... 58-26 Manufactured homes .............. 62-83 Other development ................ 62-86 FOREST LAKES ROADWAY AND DRAIN - Permits ........................... 62-74 AGE DISTRICTS. See: SPECIAL Recreational vehicles and park trail- DISTRICTS ers........................... 62-84 FOWL. See: ANIMALS, FOWL AND Site improvements, utilities and MARINE LIFE limitations ................... 62-82 Site plans and construction docu- FRANCHISES ments........................ 62-75 CATV franchises ....................... 30-26 et seq. Subdivisions ...................... 62-81 See: CABLE COMMUNICATIONS Tanks ............................. 62-85 Franchise solid waste haulers Temporary emergency housing ..... 62-79 User fees ............................ 118-1 Variances and appeals ............. 62-77 Garbage collection and water production Violations ......................... 62-78 and distribution services........... 270-26 et seq. Definitions .......................... 62-51 See: SOLID WASTE Findings of fact ...................... 62-27 Granting any right or franchise Objectives ........................... 62-29 Certain ordinances not affected by Code 1-10(2) Statement of purpose ................. 62-28 Revenue bonds for transportation, road Statutory authorization .............. 62-26 programs, etc. Seawalls and revetments ................ 22-321 et seq. Purchase of projects.................. 2-634 Stormwater utility ...................... 134-311 et seq. Water and wastewater utilities Water resources management ........... 90-26 et seq. Application for transfer of franchise See: WATER RESOURCES MANAGE- certificate, facilities control ...... 134-369 MENT Issuance of franchise certificates; certificates of exemption......... 134-354 FLORICULTURE. See: FARMS, GROVES, Revocation of franchise ............... 134-375 ETC. FREAK AND NOVELTY SHOWS FOOD AND FOOD SERVICES Carnivals .............................. 10-26 et seq. Alcoholic beverage sales ................. 6-1 et seq. See: AMUSEMENTS, ETC. See: ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES Commercial cooking equipment exhaust FRONTERRA COMMUNITY DEVELOP - hood installation contractor MENT DISTRICT. See: SPECIAL Building trades contractors ........... 22-161 et seq. DISTRICTS See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION FUEL Concessionaires Automotive fuel allocation Outdoor festival licenses, plans, condi- Appeals ............................. 38-93 tions ........................... 10-83, 10-87 Area affected ........................ 38-89 Food and drink facilities for carnivals.... 10-26 et seq. Automotive fuel defined .............. 38-91 See: AMUSEMENTS, ETC. Automotive fuel emergency Food establishment permits Declaring ......................... 38-91 Carnival permit application........... 10-47 Regulations applicable during Outdoor festival licenses, plans, condi- emergency ................... 38-92 tions ........................... 10-83, 10-87 Conflict and severance ............... 38-87 Food establishment review board ........ 66-92 Function, authority of fuel allocation Food service establishments officer .......................... 38-90 Appeals ............................. 66-88 Liberal construction.................. 38-88 Definitions; law incorporated by refer- Penalty .............................. 38-86 ence ............................ 66-86 Gasoline taxes.......................... 126-26 et seq. Food establishment review board...... 66-92 See: TAXATION Supp. No. 117 CDi:32 CODE INDEX Section FUEL (Cont'd.) Liquefied petroleum gas installation contractor Building trades contractors ........... 22-161 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION Motor fuel taxes ........................ 126-26 et seq. See: TAXATION NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ 58-26 State of emergency measures............ 38-68 FURNACES NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ 58-26 G GAMBLING Local business tax Lottery and gambling not authorized.. 126-118 Parimutuel (racetrack) funds ............ 202-301 et seq. See: RACETRACK FUNDS Sexually -oriented business permit suspen- sion ............................... 26-196 GARAGE DOOR INSTALLATION CONTRACTOR Building trades contractors ............. 22-161 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION GARAGES NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ 58-26 GARDEN OR AGRICULTURAL IMPLE- MENTS OR TOOLS County parks, prohibitions .............. 98-58, 246-27 GAS Liquefied petroleum gas installation contractor Building trades contractors ........... 22-161 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION GAS CODE Standard Building, Gas, Mechanical, and Plumbing Codes ................... 22-106 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION GAS TAXES Fuel. See that subject Motor fuel taxes ........................ 126-26 et seq. See: TAXATION Revenue bonds for transportation, roads and related programs .............. 2-631 et seq. See: FINANCES GAS UTILITY Fuel. See that subject Section GASEOUS OXIDIZING MATERIALS NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ 58-26 GASOLINE. See: FUEL GASOLINE TANK AND PUMP CONTRAC- TOR Building trades contractors ............. 22-161 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION GENERAL CONTRACTOR Building trades contractors ............. 22-161 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION GIFTS Accepting gifts and dedications of real estate Certain ordinances not affected by Code 1-10(10) Collier County Ethics provisions......... 2-2051 et seq. See: ETHICS FOR PUBLIC OFFICIALS AND EMPLOYEES Incentives for job -related achievements .. 2-101 Law library acquisitions ................ 46-37 GLASS AND GLAZING CONTRACTOR Building trades contractors ............. 22-161 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION GLASS, GLASS CONTAINERS County parks, grounds, public access areas 98-57, 246-27 Open alcoholic beverage containers Possessing in vehicles, parking lots and beach access areas .............. 6-3 GOATS. See: ANIMALS, FOWL AND MARINE LIFE GOLDEN GATE ESTATES Golden Gate Estates subdivision Extinguishing of certain perimeter and bisecting easements ............. 254-5 Golden gate special districts. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS GOLF CARTS Use on designated public roads and streets in Collier County, Florida .......... 130-4 GOLF COURSES County parks, prohibitions .............. 98-58, 246-27 GOLF ESTATES Lely Golf Estates beautification municipal service taxing unit. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS GASEOUS HYDROGEN SYSTEMS GOODLAND STREET LIGHTING. See: NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ 58-26 SPECIAL DISTRICTS Supp. No. 117 CDi:33 COLLIER COUNTY CODE Section Section GOODLAND/HORR'S ISLAND FIRE HAZARDS (Cont'd.) CONTROL DISTRICT Solid waste; recycling program Provisions enumerated .................. 122-2031 County recycling centers and hazard - et seq. ous waste collections ............ 118-150 See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS, UNITS HEALTH AND SANITATION GRADING. See: EXCAVATIONS AND GRAD- Ambulance services. See herein: Health ING; See also: FILLING AND DREDG- Related Services ING Animal control ......................... 14-26 et seq. See: ANIMALS, ETC. GRASS Carnival operator, sponsor, owner duties. 10-33 Litter, weed and exotics control.......... 54-175 et seq. Clean indoor air act .................... 66-1 See: SOLID WASTE Collier County Emergency Medical Author - Vegetation. See: TREES AND VEGETA- it 2-1131 et se q. TION See: EMERGENCY SERVICES AND GROVES. See: FARMS, GROVES, PREPAREDNESS HORTICULTURAL, ETC., PRODUCTS Collier County Health Freedom Bill of Rights ............................ 66-151 et seq. GROWTH MANAGEMENT See: COLLIER COUNTY HEALTH Zoning reevaluation for development .... 106-31 et seq. FREEDOM BILL OF RIGHTS See: PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Emergency medical services. See herein: Health Related Services GULF OF MEXICO Equine infectious anemia ............... 14-51 et seq. Camping at night on W. J. Janes Memo- See: ANIMALS, ETC. rial Scenic Drive ................... 110-2 Food service establishments ............. 66-86 et seq. Camping near Gulf of Mexico ........... 94-1 See: FOOD AND FOOD SERVICES Grounds for denial of outdoor festival H license ............................ 10-88 Health facilities authority HACIENDA NORTH COMMUNITY Appointment and terms .............. 2-849 DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT. See: Area embraced ....................... 2-852 SPECIAL DISTRICTS Compensation ....................... 2-850 Creation ............................. 2-847 HANDICAPPED. See: DISABLED, Findings and declaration of necessity . 2-846 HANDICAPPED PERSONS Membership 2-848 HANG GLIDERS Powers .............................. 2-851 County airport facility rules, etc......... 18-49 et seq. Health related services See: AIRPORTS AND AIRCRAFT Ambulance services (county -provided) Applicability ...................... 66-73 HARBOR DISTRICT. See: SPECIAL Billing and collection procedures ... 66-75 DISTRICTS Alternative methods of payments 66-78 Medicare and Medicaid billings .. 66-76 HAULERS Third art billing party g . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66-77 Commercial solid waste hauler Findings and purpose .............. 66-71 User fees ............................ 118-1 Rates, fees and charges ............ 66-74 Solid waste collection, disposal. See: SOLID Title and citation .................. 66-72 WASTE Fees Solid waste; recycling program Applicability ................ . pp y 66-58 Self-hauling118-149 " " " " " " " " " " " " ' u Billing proceduree .................. 66-60 HAWKSRIDGE STORMWATER PUMPING Medicaid billings ................ 66-61 SYSTEM. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS Medicare billings ................ 66-62 Third party billings ............. 66-62 HAZARDS Citation ........................... 66-56 Carnival operator, sponsor, owner duties. 10-33 Civil action procedures ............. 66-64 CATV franchise signal requirements..... 30-40 Collection procedure ............... 66-60 Outdoor festival licenses in fire hazard Established ....................... 66-59 areas ............................. 10-87 Findings.......................... 66-57 Property maintenance code .............. 22-226 et seq. Payment, alternative methods of ... 66-63 See: PROPERTY MAINTENANCE Purpose ........................... 66-57 CODE Title .............................. 66-56 Supp. No. 117 CDi:34 CODE INDEX Section HEALTH AND SANITATION (Cont'd.) Hospital services Liens for hospital services ............ 234-31 Licenses, permits, certificates, etc. Litter control ........................... 118-56 et seq. See: SOLID WASTE Medical transportation services ......... 50-51 et seq. Outdoor festivals ....................... 10-71 et seq. See: AMUSEMENTS, ETC. Property maintenance code .............. 22-226 et seq. See: PROPERTY MAINTENANCE CODE Public swimming pools .................. 66-116 et seq. See: SWIMMING POOLS Sewage disposal systems Approval required prior to issuance of building permit ................. 66-2 Standards of care for animal -related busi- nesses and organizations; breeders; and rodeos ........................ 14-76 et seq. See: ANIMALS, ETC. HEALTH CARE FACILITIES NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ 58-26 HEARING EXAMINER Conduct ................................ 2-91 Meetings, reports and records......... 2-86 Decisions and appeals from decisions .... 2-88 Establishment of office .................. 2-84 Funding for office of .................... 2-89 Method and conditions for selection, appointment and removal .......... 2-85 Powers and duties ...................... 2-87 Staff................................... 2-90 Title and citation ....................... 2-83 HEARING IMPAIRED DOGS. See: DISABLED, HANDICAPPED PERSONS HEARINGS Code enforcement board hearings........ 2-1013 Emergency services and preparedness Medical transportation services Appointment of hearing officer; appeals ...................... 50-58 Nuisance abatement Rehearing and appeal ................ 94-158 Property maintenance code Notice of Hearing for revocation of boarding renewal certificate ............ 22-246 Water and wastewater utilities .......... 134-365, 134- 366 HEART ATTACK Community automated external defibrilla- tor program ....................... 50-101 et seq. See: EMERGENCY SERVICES AND PREPAREDNESS Section HEATING FACILITIES Mechanical code. See that subject HERITAGE GREENS COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS, UNITS HIGHWAYS. See: ROADS, ETC. HISTORIC BUILDINGS, STRUCTURES Flood damage prevention ............... 62-26 et seq. See: FLOODS AND FLOOD DAMAGE PREVENTION HISTORIC PRESERVATION Historic/Archaeologic Preservation Board 2-2000.11 et seq. See: BOARDS, COMMITTEES AND COMMISSIONS Historic/archaeologicalpreservation board. See: Land Development Code published in separate volume Preserve lands Conduct on preserve lands Cultural and/or historic resources .. 54-334(c) HORSES. See: ANIMALS, FOWL AND MARINE LIFE HORTICULTURE. See: FARMS, GROVES, ETC. HOSPITALS. See: MEDICAL FACILITIES HOT-AIR BALLOONS County airport facility rules, etc......... 18-49 et seq. See: AIRPORTS AND AIRCRAFT HOTELS. See: LODGING FACILITIES HOUSING Affordable housing ..................... 2-866 et seq. See: AFFORDABLE HOUSING Discriminatory housing practices; fair hous- ing ............................... 70-26 et seq. See: HUMAN RIGHTS Owner -occupied rehabilitation program.. 114-71 et seq. See: SOCIAL SERVICES Parking, storage and use of vehicle control ordinance Traffic and vehicles Limitation on Boats or other floating equipment used as dwelling units...... 130-98 Property maintenance code Housing official Designation ....................... 22-232 Establishment of .................. 22-232 Powers and duties ................. 22-232 SHIP local housing assistance program .. 114-56 et seq. See: SOCIAL SERVICES supp. No. 117 CDi:35 COLLIER COUNTY CODE Section HUMAN RIGHTS Affordable housing ..................... 2-866 et seq. See: AFFORDABLE HOUSING Black affairs advisory board ............. 2-946 et seq. Discrimination (based on race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, handicap, familial status, marital status) Black affairs advisory board .......... 2-946 et seq. See: BLACK AFFAIRS Fair housing Discriminatory practices based on race, color, national origin, religion, sex, familial status or handicap Additional remedies ............... 70-32 Administrator; authority and responsibility ................. 70-29 Common title ...................... 70-26 Complaints ........................ 70-30 Definitions ........................ 70-27 Education and public information .. 70-33 Exemptions and exceptions......... 70-36 Penalty ........................... 70-28 Processing complaints ............. 70-31 Unlawful housing practices ........ 70-35 Untruthful complaints or testimony 70-34 HUNTING Collier County Scenic Drive Park Weapons restricted, hunting .......... 246-52 Everglades Parkway Hunting and discharge of firearms prohibited; penalty .............. 242-2 Firearms regulations. See: FIREARMS AND WEAPONS Porpoises, capture and transportation prohibited ......................... 14-1 Preserve lands Activities within preserve lands....... 54-3350) HURRICANES AND TROPICAL STORMS Stormwater. See that subject IDENTIFICATION CARDS Library identification cards ............. 82-35 IMMOKALEE AIRPORT County owned, operated or maintained airports ........................... 18-36 et seq. See: AIRPORTS AND AIRCRAFT IMMOKALEE SPECIAL DISTRICTS. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS IMPACT FEE REGULATIONS Adoption of impact fee studies........... 74-106 Affordable housing impact fee waiver or deferral Definitions, benefit standards and limita- tions ........................... 74-402 Section IMPACT FEE REGULATIONS (Cont'd.) Impact fee waiver or deferral ......... 74-401 Alternative fee calculation .............. 74-204 Applicability ........................... 74-103 Authority .............................. 74-102 Developer contribution credit............ 74-205 Findings ............................... 74-104 General definitions ..................... 74-108 Imposition of impact fee regulations ..... 74-201 Law enforcement impact Fee schedule Special requirements for correctional impact fee .................... 74-308 Special requirements ................. 74-311 Miscellaneous provisions Collection of impact fees in default.... 74-501 Declaration of exclusion from Administrative Procedures Act... 74-504 Incorporation of administrative procedures manual .............. 74-503 Update requirement .................. 74-502 Payment ............................... 74-202 Purpose ................................ 74-105 Rate schedules. See: Appendix A Rules of construction ................... 74-107 Sewage systems Regional water and/or sewer systems impact fee regulations. See herein that subject Short title .............................. 74-101 Special requirements for specific types of impact fee regulations Correctional impact fee ............... 74-308 Rate schedule. See: Appendix A Educational facilities impact fee ...... 74-307 Rate schedule. See: Appendix A Emergency medical services impact fee 74-306 Rate schedule. See: Appendix A Fire impact fee ....................... 74-309 Rate schedule. See: Appendix A General government building impact fee ............................. 74-310 Rate schedule. See: Appendix A Law enforcement impact fees ......... 74-311 Correctional impact fee ............ 74-308 See also: IMPACT FEE REGULA- TIONS Library impact fee ................... 74-305 Rate schedule. See: Appendix A Overview of special requirements ..... 74-301 Parks and recreation impact fee....... 74-304 Rate schedule. See: Appendix A Road impact fee ...................... 74-302 Road impact fee district boundaries legal descriptions. See: Appendix B Water impact fee and/or sewer impact fee ............................. 74-303 Use of funds ............................ 74-203 Supp. No. 117 CDi:36 IMPACT FEE REGULATIONS (Cont'd.) Water Regional water and/or sewer systems impact fee regulations. See herein that subject IMPORTING Possession, sale, etc., of certain fish prohibited ......................... CODE INDEX Section Section INDUSTRIAL PARK DISTRICTS. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS INFRASTRUCTURE Advanced broadband infrastructure invest- ment program ..................... 49-50 et seq. See: ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Zoning reevaluation for development .... 106-31 et seq. 14-2 See: PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT IMPOUNDMENT Cable systems. See: CABLE COM- MUNICATION SYSTEMS Dams and reservoirs, construction, operat- ing permits ........................ 90-61 et seq. See: WATER RESOURCES MANAGE- MENT Definitions generally .................... 1-2 Impounding vehicles Handicapped parking violations....... 130-67 Parking violations .................... 130-54 Nonconsent towing private property towing and storage of vehicles Maximum towing, storage and related rates pertaining to non -consent tow services, as well as, private property towing, impound and immobilization .................. 26-229 Water and wastewater impoundment Stormwater utility ................... 134-311 et seq. See: STORMWATER IMPROVEMENTS Housing finance authority .............. See: AFFORDABLE HOUSING Redevelopment grant program .......... See: PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT INCINERATORS Fire prevention. See: FIRE PREVEN- TION AND PROTECTION NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ INCORPORATED, UNINCORPORATED AREAS COUNTY Jurisdiction of Code .................... INDEBTEDNESS OF CITY Certain ordinances not affected by Code INDECENCY AND OBSCENITY County parks, prohibitions .............. Grounds for denial of outdoor festival license ............................ Newsracks in public rights -of -way ....... Offenses involving public morals ........ See: OFFENSES AND MISCEL- LANEOUS PROVISIONS Outdoor festivals, violations and remedies Sexually -oriented businesses. See also that subject Specified criminal activities.......... . Supp. No. 117 2-866 et seq. 42-81 et seq. 58-26 98-58, 246-27 10-88 110-59 94-86 et seq. INNOVATION ZONES. See: ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT INSECT AND RODENT CONTROL Accumulations declared public nuisance . 54-184 Equine infectious anemia ............... 14-51 et seq. See: ANIMALS, ETC. Mosquito Control District. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS INSPECTIONS Building and construction inspections. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUCTION Excavation inspection and reporting requirements ...................... 22-113 Procurement services division Inspection and testing ................ 2-210 Property maintenance code Inspection of structures and premises . 22-233 Public swimming pools Plumbing inspections ................. 66-120 Solid waste; recycling program Inspections, enforcement and penalties 118-152 Utilities standards and procedures Observation of construction........... 134-59 INSULATION CONTRACTOR Building trades contractors ............. 22-161 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION INSURANCE Building trades contractors, insurance ... 22-187 CATV franchises ....................... 30-36 Collier mosquito control district ......... 262-306 et seq. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS, UNITS Employee benefits Group insurance coverage ............ 202-256 FEMA Flood Insurance Rate Map "V" (velocity) Zone Coastal zone protection building require- ments .......................... 22-286 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION Moving of buildings ..................... 22-402 Comprehensive automobile liability ... 22-402(3) 10-34 INTOXICATION Alcoholic beverage regulations. See: ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES 26-152 Controlled substances. See that subject CDi:37 COLLIER COUNTY CODE Section INTOXICATION (Cont'd.) L Drug and alcohol offenses. See that subject LABOR INVESTIGATORS Job creation investment program ........ Contractors' licensing, zoning investiga- See: ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT tors ............................... 22-81 et seq. RLF funding programs.................. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- LABORATORIES TION NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ INVESTMENTS General financial affairs. See: FINANCES Investments in housing Housing finance authority ............ See: AFFORDABLE HOUSING Job retention investment program ....... See: ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IRRIGATION Irrigation sprinkler contractor Building trades contractors ........... See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION Water conservation for landscape irriga- tion............................... See: WATER CONSERVATION FOR LANDSCAPE IRRIGATION ISLES OF CAPRI SPECIAL DISTRICTS. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS ISOLATED CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ J JAILS. See: DETENTION FACILITIES JAUDON DRAINAGE DISTRICT. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS LAKE TRAFFORD Sale of fish, reptiles, etc., taken from Lake Trafford ........................... 2-866 et seq. LAKE TRAFFORD RESTORATION TASK 49-60 et seq. FORCE Appointment and composition; terms of office; attendance and filling vacan- cies............................... Creation and purpose ................... 22-161 et seq. Functions, powers and duties of the task force.............................. Officers; quorum; rules of procedure ..... Removal from office; failure to attend meet- 54-366 et seq. ings ............................... Review process ......................... Section 49-30 et seq. 42-64 58-26 210-66 54-253 54-251 54-252 54-255 54-254 54-256 LAND CLEARING Excavations and grading. See that subject Filling and dredging. See that subject Litter, weed and exotics control.......... 54-175 et seq. 58-26 See: SOLID WASTE JOURNEYMAN CONTRACTORS Building trades contractors ............. 22-161 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION JUNK Abandoned property .................... See: WRECKED, ETC., VEHICLES OR PROPERTY Litter, weed and exotics control......... . See: SOLID WASTE Secondary metals recyclers.............. See: SECONDARY METALS RECYCLERS K KEY MARCO COMMUNITY DEVELOP- MENT DISTRICTS. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE Certain ordinances not affected by Code . 1-10(10) See Land Development Code published in separate volume LANDFILLS Solid waste collection, disposal. See: SOLID WASTE User fees ............................... 118-1 LANDSCAPING CONTRACTOR Building trades contractors ............. 22-161 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION 54-226 et seq. LAW ENFORCEMENT Combat auto theft ...................... 78-1 54-175 et seq. General penalty for ordinance violations. 1-6 Intersection safety 26-281 et seq. Applicability ......................... 78-53 Conflict and severability.............. 78-55 Purpose and intent ................... 78-52 Title ................................ 78-51 Traffic infraction detectors, use of..... 78-54 Jails, stockades, detention facilities. See: DETENTION FACILITIES Law enforcement impact fees Special requirements Correctional impact fee ............ 74-308 Supp. No. 117 CDi:38 CODE INDEX Section LAW ENFORCEMENT (Cont'd.) Law enforcement impact fees....... 74-311 See also: IMPACT FEE REGULA- TIONS Nonconsent towing private property towing and storage of vehicles Towing or immobilization with prior express instruction of real property owner or authorized agent and/or law enforcement agency ......... 26-230 Surcharge on moving violations for intergovernmental radio communica- tions program ..................... 130-1 LAW LIBRARY Law library board of trustees............ 46-33 LEAKS, SPILLS Litter storage overflows ................. 118-66 LEASES Contracts and agreements. See that subject Lodging facilities. See that subject LELY GOLF ESTATES BEAUTIFICATION DISTRICT. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS LENDING INSTITUTIONS Discriminatory housing practices; fair hous- ing ............................... 70-26 et seq. See: HUMAN RIGHTS LEWDNESS. See: INDECENCY AND OBSCENITY LIBRARY SERVICES County library director ................. 82-33 Law library board of trustees............ 46-33 Library advisory board Appointment and composition......... 82-27 Confirmed ........................... 82-26 Duties of the county library director .. 82-33 Functions, powers and duties ......... 82-32 Officers, quorum; rules of procedure ... 82-30 Reimbursement of expenses .......... 82-31 Removal from office; failure to attend meetings ....................... 82-29 Return of library materials ........... 82-35 Review process ....................... 82-34 Terms of office ....................... 82-28 Library impact fee regulations .......... 74-305 Rate schedule. See: Appendix A Permissible sound levels and classifica- tion of occupancies ................. 54-92 Return of library materials .............. 82-35 LICENSES AND PERMITS Alcoholic beverage licenses Special restaurant license ............ 206-2 Animal control County rabies/license certificate; tags, vaccination required ............ 14-33 Section LICENSES AND PERMITS (Cont'd.) Building transport permit ............... 22-399 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION Carnival permits ....................... 10-47 et seq. See: AMUSEMENTS CATV franchises ....................... 30-26 et seq. See: CABLE COMMUNICATIONS Coastal zone protection Application for permits ............... 22-294 Code enforcement board and nuisance abatement board .................. 2-2011 et seq. See: CODE ENFORCEMENT Community event permits ............... 54-88 Construction in public rights -of -way permits ........................... 110-31 et seq. See: ROADS, BRIDGES, ETC. Contractors' licensing board ............. 22-165, 22-166 Dams and reservoirs Construction, operating permits ...... 90-61 et seq. See: WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT Escort service business licenses, permits. 26-46 et seq. See: ESCORT SERVICE BUSINESSES Excavation ............................. 22-108 et seq. See: EXCAVATIONS AND GRADING Explosives ............................. 55-3 et seq. See: EXPLOSIVES AND BLASTING AGENTS Fertilizers Collier County Fertilizer and Urban Landscaping Ordinance Licensing of commercial applicators 54-37 Food service establishment permit....... 66-89 et seq. See: FOOD AND FOOD SERVICES License tag numbers Automotive fuel emergency regulations 38-91(1) Live performance music and/or amplified sound at commercial or tourist com- mercial sites; annual permit........ 54-92(f) Loudspeaker permits ................... 54-94 Noise permits .......................... 54-88 Outdoor festival licensing ............... 10-81 et seq. See: AMUSEMENTS, ETC. Preserve lands Permits required for activities conducted within preserve boundaries...... 54-336 Reclaimed water system ................ 13-47 Sexually -oriented business permits ...... 26-186 et seq. See: SEXUALLY -ORIENTED BUSI- NESSES Solid waste municipal service benefit units exemption permits ................. 118-97 Special permits for moving buildings .... 22-398 Triploid hybrids of white amur Distribution permits ................. 14-2 Water resource permits ................. 90-41 et seq. See: WATER RESOURCES MANAGE- MENT Supp. No. 117 CDi:39 COLLIER COUNTY CODE Section Section LIFE SAFETY CODE LOCAL BUSINESS TAX. See: BUSINESSES NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ 58-26 Amendments ........................ 58-28 LOCAL LAWS Certain ordinances not affected by Code . 1-10(8) LIGHTING LOCAL PLANNING AGENCY. See: PLAN - Carnival permit application ............. 10-47 NING AND DEVELOPMENT Convenience store security .............. 26-91 et seq. See: CONVENIENCE STORE LODGING FACILITIES SECURITY Discriminatory housing practices; fair hous- Emergency and standby power systems ing ............................... 70-26 et seq. NFPA Code or Standard adopted...... 58-26 See: HUMAN RIGHTS Outdoor festival licenses, plans, condi- Permissible sound levels and classifica- tions .............................. 10-83, 10-87 tion of occupancies................. 54-92 Street lighting districts. See: SPECIAL Sexually -oriented motel/hotel DISTRICTS Additional regulations for motels/hotels 26-162 Tourist development council ............. 2-986 et seq. LIGHTING (STREET LIGHTING) See: TOURISM DISTRICTS. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS Tourist development tax (lodging tax).... 126-81 et seq. See: TAXATION LIGHTNING PROTECTION CODE NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ 58-26 LOITERING, PROWLING Offenses involving public peace and order 94-26 et seq. LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS See: OFFENSES AND MISCEL- Fuel. See that subject LANEOUS PROVISIONS Gas taxes. See: TAXATION LOTS LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS INSTAL- Litter, weed and exotics control.......... 54-175 et seq. LATION CONTRACTOR See: SOLID WASTE Building trades contractors ............. 22-161 et seq. Numbering of structures ................ 22-346 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION TION Property maintenance code LITTERING Owners of nonresidential structure, Carnival operator, sponsor, owner duties. 10-33 responsibilities of County parks ........................... 98-57, 98-58, Unimproved lots................... 22-239 246-27 Vacant lots ........................ 22-239 Litter control ........................... 118-56 et seq. LOTTERIES. See: GAMBLING See: SOLID WASTE Litter, weed and exotics control.......... 54-175 et seq. LOUDSPEAKERS See: SOLID WASTE Use of loudspeakers .................... 54-94 LIVESTOCK. See: ANIMALS, FOWL AND M MARINE LIFE MACHINERY LOADING AND UNLOADING Abandoned property .................... 54-226 et seq. Loading zones See: WRECKED, ETC., VEHICLES OR Litter storage ........................ 118-66 PROPERTY Parking of vehicles ..................... 130-31 et seq. NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ 58-26 See: TRAFFIC AND VEHICLES Stopping, standing and parking prohibi- MAGISTRATES tions and restrictions .............. 130-66 Consolidated code enforcement regula- tions LOADS Special magistrate ................... 2-2021 et seq. Hydrodynamic loads, hydrostatic loads See: CODE ENFORCEMENT Coastal construction requirements .... 22-295(b) MAGNESIUM Operation of trucks over posted weight .. 130-3 NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ 58-26 LOBBYING ACTIVITIES MANGROVE STANDS Collier County Ethics provisions......... 2-2051 et seq. Flood damage prevention ............... 62-26 et seq. See: ETHICS FOR PUBLIC OFFICIALS See: FLOODS AND FLOOD DAMAGE AND EMPLOYEES PREVENTION Supp. No. 117 CDi:40 CODE INDEX Section MANUFACTURED HOMES AND TRAIL- ERS Abandoned property .................... 54-226 et seq. See: WRECKED, ETC., VEHICLES OR PROPERTY Anchoring, blocking and tie -downs....... 86-1 Camping at night on W. J. Janes Memo- rial Scenic Drive ................... 110-2 Camping near Gulf of Mexico ........... 94-1 Coastal construction requirements....... 22-295(b) See also: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUCTION Development services advisory committee 2-1031 et seq. See: PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Mobile home parks Numbering of structures ............. 22-346 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION Mobile home set-up contractor Building trades contractors ........... 22-161 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ 58-26 Planning ............................... 106-1 et seq. See: PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT MAPS. See: SURVEYS, MAPS AND PLATS MARCO ISLAND County owned, operated or maintained airports ........................... 18-36 et seq. See: AIRPORTS AND AIRCRAFT MARIJUANA Prohibition of medical marijuana dispens- ing facilities ....................... 26-411 et seq See: BUSINESSES MARINAS. See: WATERWAYS, ETC. MARINE LIFE. See: ANIMALS, ETC. Section MECHANICAL CODE Standard Building, Gas, Mechanical, and Plumbing Codes ................... 22-106 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION Technical codes. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUCTION MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR Building trades contractors ............. 22-161 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION MECHANICAL SYSTEMS Air conditioning contractors Building trades contractors ........... 22-161 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ 58-26 MEDICAL CARE Health facilities authority ............... 2-846 et seq. See: HEALTH AND SANITATION Social services. See that subject MEDICAL FACILITIES Health and sanitation Hospital services Liens for hospital services.......... 234-31 Health related services, fees ............. 66-56 et seq. See: HEALTH AND SANITATION Medical transportation services ......... 50-51 et seq. See: EMERGENCY SERVICES AND PREPAREDNESS Outdoor festival licenses, plans, condi- tions .............................. 10-83, 10-87 Permissible sound levels and classifica- tion of occupancies ................. 54-92 MEDICAL TRANSPORTATION SERVICES Medical transportation services ......... 50-51 et seq. See: EMERGENCY SERVICES AND PREPAREDNESS MASONRY CONTRACTOR MEDICARE, MEDICAID Building trades contractors ............. 22-161 et seq. Ambulance services (county -provided) See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- Medicare and Medicaid billings ....... 66-76 TION Medicaid, Medicare billings ............. 66-61, 66-62 Social services. See that subject MASSAGE MEMBRANE STRUCTURES. See: TENTS Physical culture establishment AND MEMBRANE STRUCTURES Sexually -oriented businesses.......... 26-151 et seq. See: SEXUALLY -ORIENTED BUSI- MENAGERIES NESSES Carnivals .............................. 10-26 et seq. See: AMUSEMENTS, ETC. MASTER CONTRACTORS Building trades contractors ............. 22-161 et seq. METERS See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- Sound level meter TION Noise control regulations ............. 54-81 et seq. See: NOISE CONTROL MAUSOLEUMS. See: CEMETERIES, Water and wastewater utilities MAUSOLEUMS, ETC. Examination and testing of meters .... 134-370 Supp. No. 117 CDi:41 COLLIER COUNTY CODE Section MILITARY PERSONNEL State of emergency measures............ 38-68 MILLWORK Cabinet installation contractor Building trades contractors ........... 22-161 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION MINORITIES Black affairs advisory board ............. 2-946 et seq. See: BLACK AFFAIRS Fair housing. See: HUMAN RIGHTS Procurement services division Small and disadvantaged minority and women business enterprises ..... 2-199 Social services. See that subject MINORS Alcoholic beverages, drugs at open house parties ............................ 94-27 CATV franchise service lock -out devices.. 30-41 Escort service business age limits for patron, escort ..................... 26-33 Permit issuance ...................... 26-48 Family mediation service ................ 46-3 Public guardianship program ............ 46-2 Sexually -oriented businesses............ 26-165 Teen court program ..................... 46-71 et seq. See: COURTS MOBILE HOMES. See: MANUFACTURED HOMES AND TRAILERS MODEL ROCKET MOTORS NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ 58-26 MODELING Nude model studios Sexually -oriented businesses.......... 26-151 et seq. See: SEXUALLY -ORIENTED BUSI- NESSES MONUMENTS, STAKES County parks, prohibitions .............. 98-58, 246-27 MORTUARIES Cemeteries, mausoleums. See that subject MOSQUITO CONTROL DISTRICTS. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS MOTELS. See: LODGING FACILITIES MOTION PICTURES, THEATERS, ETC. Amusements. See that subject Sexually -oriented businesses Regulations pertaining to exhibition of sexually -explicit films or videos.. 26-163 MOTOR VEHICLES AND OTHER VEHICLES Abandoned property .................... 54-226 et seq. See: WRECKED, ETC., VEHICLES OR PROPERTY Section MOTOR VEHICLES AND OTHER VEHICLES (Cont'd.) Automotive and Marine Service Station Code NFPA Code or Standard adopted...... 58-26 Camping near Gulf of Mexico ........... 94-1 Combat auto theft ...................... 78-1 Medical transportation services ......... 50-51 et seq. See: EMERGENCY SERVICES AND PREPAREDNESS Motor fuel taxes ........................ 126-26 et seq. See: TAXATION Nonconsent towing private property towing and storage of vehicles ............. 26-226 et seq. See: TOWING Open alcoholic beverage containers Possessing in vehicles, parking lots and beach access areas .............. 6-3 Parking of vehicles ..................... 130-31 et seq. See: TRAFFIC AND VEHICLES Parking, storage and use of vehicle control ordinance ......................... 130-91 See: TRAFFIC AND VEHICLES Preserve lands Vehicles and traffic control ........... 54-333 Traffic regulations ...................... 130-1 et seq. See: TRAFFIC AND VEHICLES MOVING BUILDINGS Requirements for ....................... 22-381 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION MOVING CONTRACTORS Structure moving contractor Building trades contractors ........... 22-161 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION MUIRFIELD SUBDIVISION STREET LIGHTING. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS MULTIFAMILY DWELLINGS Discriminatory housing practices; fair hous- ing ............................... 70-26 et seq. See: HUMAN RIGHTS NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ 58-26 MUNICIPAL SERVICES TAXING UNITS (MSTU). See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS MUSICAL ACTIVITIES Outdoor festivals ....................... 10-71 et seq. See: AMUSEMENTS, ETC. N NAMES, NAMING Naming, etc., streets, public ways Certain ordinances not affected by Code 1-10(3) Supp. No. 117 CDi:42 NAMES, NAMING (Cont'd.) Special districts, units City Gate Community Development District District name ..................... NAPLES HERITAGE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS, UNITS NAPLES PARK Naples Park Area Drainage District. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS Naples Production Park District. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS Underground power line municipal service taxing unit. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS NARCOTICS, RELATED PARAPHERNALIA. See: CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES CODE INDEX Section NOISE CONTROL (Cont'd.) Right to appeal ......................... Title and citation ....................... Use of loudspeakers .................... 122-558 Violations; penalties; enforcement ....... NATIONAL ORIGIN Discriminatory housing practices; fair hous- ing ............................... 70-26 et seq. See: HUMAN RIGHTS NATURAL GAS NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ 58-26 NATURAL RESOURCES Automotive fuel allocation .............. 38-86 et seq. Litter control ........................... 118-56 et seq. See: SOLID WASTE Porpoises, capture and transportation prohibited ......................... 14-1 Possession, sale or release of certain fish prohibited ......................... 14-2 Stormwater utility ...................... 134-311 et seq. Water resources management ........... 90-26 et seq. See: WATER RESOURCES MANAGE- MENT Well construction ....................... 90-1 et seq. See: WELLS NEWSPAPERS Newsracks in public rights -of -way ....... See: ROADS, BRIDGES, ETC. Public solicitation of contributions ....... See: CHARITABLE SOLICITATIONS Roadside stands ........................ NOISE CONTROL Additional remedies .................... Applicability ........................... Community event permits ............... Definitions ............................. Exemptions ............................ Findings and purpose ................... Maximum permissible sound levels ...... Noise violations that do not require use of testing equipment ................. Prohibitions ............................ 110-56 et seq. 34-26 et seq. 26-1 Section 54-89 54-81 54-94 54-90 NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS Waivers for carnival permits ............ 10-32 NORTH NAPLES DISTRICTS. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS NORTHWEST COLLIER DISTRICTS. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS NOVELTY STORE Sexually -oriented businesses............ 26-151 et seq. See: SEXUALLY -ORIENTED BUSI- NESSES NUDITY Escort service businesses ............... 26-26 et seq. See: ESCORT SERVICE BUSINESSES Indecency and obscenity. See that subject Newsracks in public rights -of -way ....... 110-59 Nude model studios Sexually -oriented businesses.......... 26-151 et seq. See: SEXUALLY -ORIENTED BUSI- NESSES Nudity at establishments selling alcoholic beverages ......................... 6-2 Preserve lands Activities within preserve lands....... 54-335(m) NUISANCES Abandoned property, public nuisance .... 54-230 Accumulations declared public nuisance . 54-184 Code enforcement board and nuisance abatement board .................. 2-2011 et seq. Procedures .......................... 2-2026 et seq. See: CODE ENFORCEMENT Grounds for denial of outdoor festival license ............................ 10-88 Litter declared a public nuisance ........ 118-62 Litter, weed and exotics control Declared public nuisance ............. 54-179 See: SOLID WASTE Outdoor festivals, violations and remedies 10-34 Property maintenance code Nuisances specified .................. 22-242 Seawalls and revetments as nuisance .... 22-322 Water resource permits ................. 90-62 54-84 NUMBERS, NUMBERING 54-86 License tag numbers 54-88 Automotive fuel emergency regulations 38-91(1) 54-82 Numbering of structures ................ 22-346 et seq. 54-87 See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- 54-85 TION 54-92 NURSING HOMES 54-93 Health facilities authority ............... 2-846 et seq. 54-91 See: HEALTH AND SANITATION Supp. No. 117 CDi:43 COLLIER COUNTY CODE Section NURSING HOMES (Cont'd.) Medical transportation services ......... 50-51 et seq. See: EMERGENCY SERVICES AND PREPAREDNESS NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ 58-26 O OATH, AFFIRMATION, SWEAR OR SWORN Code enforcement officers; training of to issue citations and notices to appear Sworn statements .................... 2-2006(6) County commission, addressing ......... 2-37 OBSCENITY. See: INDECENCY AND OBSCENITY OBSTRUCTING Blocking accessways Automotive fuel emergency regulations 38-91(1) County parks, prohibitions .............. 98-58, 246-27 Interfering with use of county parks ..... 98-58, 246-27 Newsracks in public rights -of -way, interfer- ence .............................. 110-59 Preserve lands Activities within preserve lands Interference with County's authorized lessee or his or her property... 54-335(k) Removal of abandoned property ......... 54-232, 54-233 Obstructing enforcement officer....... 54-234 Stopping, standing and parking prohibi- tions and restrictions .............. 130-66 OCHOPEE SPECIAL DISTRICTS. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS OFFENSES AND MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS Accumulations declared public nuisance . 54-185 Camping at night on W. J. Janes Memo- rial Scenic Drive ................... 110-2 Camping near Gulf of Mexico ........... 94-1 Camping at night on W. J. Janes Memo- rial Scenic Drive ................ 110-2 Park use ............................. 98-56 et seq. Code does not affect prior offenses, rights, etc................................ 1-9 Code enforcement citation regulations ... 2-2001 et seq. See: CODE ENFORCEMENT Combat auto theft program ............. 78-1 Contractors' licensing, zoning investiga- tors ............................... 22-81 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION Count park prohibitions, offenses ........ 98-58, 246-28 Declaration of state of emergency........ 38-56 et seq. See: EMERGENCY SERVICES AND PREPAREDNESS Everglades Parkway; hunting and discharge of firearms prohibited; penalty ..... 242-2 Section OFFENSES AND MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS (Cont'd.) False reporting of violations of county and state laws Authority ............................ 94-152 Definitions .......................... 94-153 Notice of code violations and appeals.. 94-154 Penalties ............................ 94-155 Purpose ............................. 94-151 General penalty; continuing violations ... 1-6 Jails, stockades, detention facilities. See: DETENTION FACILITIES Nuisance abatement .................... 94-151 et seq. See: NUISANCES Offenses involving public morals Drug paraphernalia; illicit synthetic drugs ........................... 94-96 et seq. See: CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES Escort service businesses ............. 26-26 et seq. Nudity at establishments selling alcoholic beverages .............. 6-2 Sale of tobacco, paraphernalia to minors 94-86 Sexually oriented businesses.......... 26-151 et seq. Offenses involving public peace and order Consumption of alcoholic beverages, drugs by minors at open house parties ......................... 94-27 County parks, prohibitions ........... 98-58, 246-27 Loitering, prowling ................... 94-26 Noise ................................ 54-81 et seq. Public possession or consumption of alcoholic beverages .............. 6-3 Riding toy vehicles on shopping center sidewalks ....................... 94-28 Offenses involving public safety Anti -harassment Harassment of a bicyclist, pedestrian, runner or person in a wheelchair using the public right-of-way.. 94-80 County parks, prohibitions ........... 98-58, 246-27 Declaration of state of emergency ..... 38-56 et seq. Offender registration fees Applicability ...................... 94-73 Conflict and severability ........... 94-76 Collection of registration fees from convicted felons, career offend- ers, sexual offenders and sexual predators, failure to pay registration fees, disposition of collected fees, penalties ....... 94-75 Definitions ........................ 94-74 Findings and intent ................ 94-72 [Title.] ............................ 94-71 Private property, offenses involving Harvesting palmetto berries Affirmative defense ................ 94-184 Definitions ........................ 94-181 Proof of permission to harvest required ..................... 94-182 Violation; penalty .................. 94-183 Supp. No. 117 CDi:44 CODE INDEX Section Section OFFENSES AND MISCELLANEOUS OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES (Cont'd.) PROVISIONS (Cont'd.) Criminal history record checks applicable Public guardianship program ............ 46-2 to individuals employed in positions Sexual predators and offenders of employment deemed by the board Temporary emergency shelters........ 111-31 et seq. of county commissioners to be criti- Sheriff designated chief correctional officer 78-26 cal to security or public safety...... 2-66 Departments of county listed. See: OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES DEPARTMENTS OF COUNTY Administrative Code .................... 2-10 et seq. Dishonored checks...................... 2-397 See: ADMINISTRATION Emergency, officer declaring g 38-58, 38-59 Animals, fowl and marine life Emergency services and preparedness Animal control Collier County Emergency Medical Authority of county manager or Authority designee; interference with Officers; quorum; rules of procedure 2-1135 officer in performance of duty . 14-29 Medical transportation services Application ............................. 102-29 Appointment of hearing officer; Authority .............................. 102-28 appeals ...................... 50-58 Awards for achievements, longevity of Employee benefits service Deferred compensation plan Incentives for job -related achievements 2-101 Programs ......................... 2-111 Bayshore Beautification Advisory Commit- Incentives for job -related achievements 2-101 tee ................................ 122-2016 Special acts pertaining to employee et seq. benefits ........................ 202-256 et seq. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS, UNITS Findings ............................... 102-27 Benefits for employees Flood damage prevention Collier County Voluntary Separation Administration Incentive Program ("VSIP")...... 2-102 Duties and responsibilities of....... 62-73 Deferred compensation plan Fuel allocation officer ................... 38-90 Programs ......................... 2-111 Hearing examiner...................... 2-83 et seq. Group insurance coverage ............ 202-256 See: HEARING EXAMINER Incentives for job -related achievements 2-101 Lake Trafford Restoration Task Force.... 54-253 et seq. Boards, commissions, etc., of county listed. See: LAKE TRAFFORD RESTORA- See: BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS TION TASK FORCE Certain ordinances not affected by Code . 1-10(9) Listing of regulatory, advisory, boards, etc. Clam Bay Advisory Committee See: BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS Officers; quorum; rules of procedure... 2-1150 Number of officers and employees Classification benefits Certain ordinances not affected by Code 1-10(9) Certain ordinances not affected by Code 1-10(9) Park enforcement officers, park rangers.. 246-27 et seq. Coastal advisory committee ............. 2-886 et seq. See: PARKS AND RECREATION See: COASTAL ADVISORY COMMIT- Pelican Bay Municipal Service Taxing and TEE Benefit Unit ...................... 122-1671 et seq. Code enforcement citation regulations; See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS, UNITS officers ............................ 2-2001 et seq. Personnel policy See: CODE ENFORCEMENT Administration ...................... 102-30 Collier County Ethics provisions......... 2-2051 et seq. Created ............................. 102-30 See: ETHICS FOR PUBLIC OFFICIALS Goals ................................ 102-28 AND EMPLOYEES Procurement services division Compensation Establishment of procurement services Certain ordinances not affected by Code 1-10(9) division and procurement services County administrator ................... 2-76 et seq. director......................... 2-190 See: COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR Property maintenance code County attorney ........................ 2-92 et seq. Housing official See: COUNTY ATTORNEY Designation ....................... 22-232 County government productivity commit- Establishment of .................. 22-232 tee Powers and duties ................. 22-232 Officer; quorum; rules of procedure.... 2-910 Purpose ................................ 102-28 County library director ................. 82-33 Radio Road Beautification Advisory Com- County park employees, obedience....... 98-58, 246-27 mittee ............................ 2-1086 et seq. Court reporter See: RADIO ROAD BEAUTIFICATION Supplementation compensation ....... 226-1 ADVISORY COMMITTEE Supp. No. 117 CDi:45 COLLIER COUNTY CODE Section Section OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES (Cont'd.) P Scope .................................. 102-29 PAINTING CONTRACTOR Sergeant -at -arms at meetings of board... 2-38 Building trades contractors ............. 22-161 et seq. Special districts, units See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- Big Corkscrew Island FORD; officers.. 262-445 TION Special magistrate ...................... 2-2021 et seq. See: CODE ENFORCEMENT PAPER Title ................................... 102-26 County parks, grounds, public access areas 98-57 Vanderbilt Beach Beautification Advisory NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ 58-26 Committee PARADES AND PROCESSIONS Officers of the advisory committee; Community event noise relief permits ... 54-88 quorum; rules of procedure ...... 122-283 Water conservation for landscape irriga- PARAMEDICS Medical transportation services ......... 50-51 et seq. tion See: EMERGENCY SERVICES AND Enforcement officials ................. 54-372 PREPAREDNESS OPEN CONTAINERS PARAPHERNALIA. See: CONTROLLED Possession of open alcoholic beverage SUBSTANCES containers in Vehicles, parking lots and beach access PARENTAL GUIDANCE CATV franchise service requirements .... 30-41 areas ........................... 6-3 PARIMUTUEL (RACETRACK) FUNDS ORDINANCES, RESOLUTIONS, ETC. Regulations ............................ 202-301 et seq. Board of county commissioners actions See: RACETRACK FUNDS Motion to adjourn .................... 2-40 Motions to reconsider matters gener- PARKING Beach parking ally ............................ 2-41 Facilities, collection of fees............ 130-55 Reconsideration of land use matters 2-42 Open alcoholic beverage containers, pos- Resolutions, ordinances or motions.... 2-39 sessing ......................... 6-3 Certain ordinances not affected by Code . 1-10 Provisions re ......................... 130-76 et seq. Collier County Fertilizer and Urban See: TRAFFIC AND VEHICLES Landscaping Ordinance ............ 54-26 et seq. Carnival permit application ............. 10-47 See: FERTILIZERS County airport facility rules, etc......... 18-49 et seq. Contractors' licensing ordinance ......... 22-83(2) See: AIRPORTS AND AIRCRAFT County board actions by resolution, County park prohibitions ............... 98-58, 246-28 Outdoor festival licenses, plans, condi- ordinance or motion ............... 2-39 tions .............................. 10-83, 10-87 Creating new boards by ordinance....... 2-828 Parking of vehicles ..................... 130-31 et seq. Effect of repeal of ordinances............ 1-4 See: TRAFFIC AND VEHICLES Home rule ordinance Parking, storage and use of vehicle control Municipal service benefit unit facilities, ordinance ......................... 130-91 improvements, special assessments See: TRAFFIC AND VEHICLES and bond issues ................. 122-26 et seq. Preserve lands See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS Vehicles and traffic control ........... 54-333(c) Procurement services division Public parks and beach access........... 130-76 et seq. Waiver of ordinance .................. 2-214 See: TRAFFIC AND VEHICLES Provisions as continuation of existing PARKING LOTS, FACILITIES ordinances ........................ 1-8 Beach parking Severability of parts of Code ............ 1-7 Facilities, collection of fees............ 130-55 Special, although permanent in effect Provisions re ......................... 130-76 et seq. Certain ordinances not affected by Code 1-10(13) See: TRAFFIC AND VEHICLES Utilities conveyance policies and procedures 134-60 Convenience store security .............. 26-91 et seq. Water and sewer ordinances and resolu- See: CONVENIENCE STORE tions.............................. 134-54 SECURITY County -owned parking facilities OUTDOOR FESTIVALS Parking fee schedule ................. 130-52 Community event noise relief permits ... 54-88 NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ 58-26 Supp. No. 117 CDi:46 PARKING LOTS, FACILITIES (Cont'd.) Open alcoholic beverage containers Possessing in vehicles, parking lots and beach access areas .............. Public parks and beach access.......... . See: TRAFFIC AND VEHICLES PARKS AND RECREATION Beach parking Facilities, collection of fees........... . Provisions re ......................... See: TRAFFIC AND VEHICLES Camping at night on W. J. Janes Memo- rial Scenic Drive ................... Camping near Gulf of Mexico ........... Cast net fishing in Ann Olesky Park.... . Authority ............................ Posting of signs; penalty for violations. Prohibition of cast net fishing........ . Collier County Scenic Drive Parks Created............................. Destroying, cutting of flora and fauna prohibited ...................... Supplemental regulations ............ Violations ........................... Weapons restricted; hunting prohibited; enforcement .................... Impact fee ............................. Rate schedule. See: Appendix A Kirby Storter Park, designated.......... Loitering and prowling .................. Public peace and order offenses. See: OFFENSES, ETC. Parking................................ See: TRAFFIC AND VEHICLES Parks and recreation advisory board Appointment and composition........ . Creation ............................. Duties of the public services administra- tor............................. Functions, powers and duties ......... Officers; quorum; rules of procedure.. . Reimbursement of expenses .......... Removal from office; failure to attend meetings ....................... Review process ....................... Terms of office ....................... Parks and recreational impact fee ....... Rate schedule. See: Appendix A Public parks and beach access parking.. . See: TRAFFIC AND VEHICLES Public recreation areas Sexually -oriented businesses.......... See: SEXUALLY -ORIENTED BUSI- NESSES Roadside parks Seventh -cent gasoline tax levy........ Motor fuel taxes. See: TAXATION Supp. No. 117 CODE INDEX Section Section PARKS AND RECREATION (Cont'd.) Use of county parks, grounds, and public access areas 6-3 Camping near Gulf of Mexico ......... 94-1 130-76 et seq. Conflict and severability.............. 98-60 Enforcement ......................... 246-29 Hours ............................... 98-59 Intent and purpose ................... 98-56 Jurisdiction .......................... 246-27 130-55 Legislative intent .................... 246-26 130-76 et seq. Powers and duties; offenses........... 246-28 Prohibited acts ....................... 98-58, 246-27, 246-28 110-2 Public possession or consumption of 94-1 alcoholic beverages .............. 6-3 98-2 Restrictions .......................... 246-30 Use of grounds and facilities, require- 98-2(a) ments.......................... 98-57 98-2(c) Waterways ............................. 146-21 et seq. 98-2(b) See: WATERWAYS 246-51 PEDDLERS, CANVASSERS AND SOLICI- TORS 246-53 Newsracks in public rights -of -way ....... 110-56 et seq. 246-54 Public solicitation of contributions ....... 34-26 et seq. 246-55 See: CHARITABLE SOLICITATIONS Roadside stands ........................ 26-1 246-52 PELICAN BAY IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT. 74-304 See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS 246-1 PENSIONS AND RETIREMENT 94-26 Deferred compensation plan Programs ............................ 2-111 PERIODICALS. See also: BOOKS, 130-76 et seq. PERIODICALS PERSONNEL OF COUNTY. See: OFFICERS 98-27 AND EMPLOYEES 98-26 PESTICIDES Storage of pesticides in portable contain- 98-33 ers 98-32 NFPA Code or Standard adopted...... 58-26 98-30 98-31 PETROLEUM Fuel. See that subject 98-29 Gasoline. See that subject NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ 58-26 98-34 98-28 PHARMACEUTICAL AND PLASTIC 74-304 INDUSTRY NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ 58-26 130-76 et seq. PIERS, JETTIES. See: WATERWAYS, ETC. PIPES AND PIPING 26-151 et seq. Building trades contractors ............. 22-161 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION Cross -connection control/backflow preven- 126-29 tion regulations ................... 134-121 et seq. See: WATER AND SEWERS CDi:47 PIPES AND PIPING (Cont'd.) Dams and reservoirs Headgates, valves and measuring devices required ................ Standpipes and hose systems NFPA Code or Standard adopted..... . Water resource permits ................. See: WATER RESOURCES MANAGE- MENT PIRANHA Possession, sale, etc., of certain fish prohibited ......................... PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENTS Certain ordinances not affected by Code PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Addresses. See herein: Numbering of Structures Appraisal of land and easements proposed for purchase Authority ............................ Policies and procedures ............... Board of county commissioners Reconsideration of land use matters.. . Coastal zone protection ................. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION Community development districts. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS Comprehensive plan and elements Duties and responsibilities of local plan- ning agency ..................... Comprehensive plan; establishing or amending Certain ordinances not affected by Code Consolidated code enforcement regula- tions.............................. See: CODE ENFORCEMENT Dams and reservoirs, construction, operat- ing permits ........................ See: WATER RESOURCES MANAGE- MENT Development agreements Amendment and cancellation by mutual consent ......................... Applications ......................... Definitions .......................... Enforcement ......................... Governing laws and policies .......... Modification or revocation to comply with subsequently enacted state and federal law ................. Notices and hearings ................. Periodic review ...................... Recordation .......................... Requirements ........................ Short title; applicability .............. Statement of intent .................. COLLIER COUNTY CODE Section 90-67 58-26 90-41 et seq. 14-2 1-10(11) 106-131 106-132 2-42 22-286 et seq. 106-1 1-10(6) 2-2001 et seq. et seq. 90-61 et seq. 106-114 106-110 106-107 106-118 106-117 106-119 106-113 106-116 106-115 106-111 106-106 106-108 PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT (Cont'd.) Term................................ Use of agreements ................... Development districts. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS Development services advisory committee Appointment and composition........ . Created............................. Duties of administrator ............... Functions, powers and duties ......... Officers; quorum; rules of procedure ... Reimbursement of expenses .......... Removal from office; failure to attend meetings ....................... Review process ....................... Terms of office ....................... Flood damage prevention ............... See: FLOODS AND FLOOD DAMAGE PREVENTION Hearing examiner ...................... See: HEARING EXAMINER Housing finance authority .............. See: AFFORDABLE HOUSING Impact fee regulations. See also that subject Educational facilities system impact fee Emergency medical services impact fee Library impact fee regulations ........ Parks and recreational impact fee.... . Regional water and/or sewer impact fee regulations ..................... Supp. No. 117 CDi:48 Section 106-112 106-109 2-1032 2-1031 2-1038 2-1037 2-1035 2-1036 2-1034 2-1039 2-1033 62-26 et seq. 2-83 et seq. 2-866 et seq. 74-307 74-306 74-305 74-304 74-303 Innovation zones ....................... 49-90 et seq. See: ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Land development regulations. See the Land Development Code published in separate volume Local planning agency .................. 106-1 Maintenance and dredging of canals Petition ............................. 274-26 Special assessments .................. 274-27 Manufactured homes and trailers........ Ch. 86 Municipal service benefit unit facilities, improvements, special assessments and bond issues ................... 122-26 et seq. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS Neighborhood stabilization program Minimum disposition standards and procedures to be used by Collier County in selling and conveying neighborhood stabilization program real property ................... 42-26 Numbering of structures Procedures for re -naming of develop- ments, subdivisions, streets and buildings ....................... 22-358 Parimutuel (racetrack) funds Improvement projects of board of county commissioners .................. 202-311 et seq. See: FINANCES CODE INDEX Section Section PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT (Cont'd.) PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT (Cont'd.) Planning commission ................... 2-1156 et seq. Adoption of Site Improvement Grant See: BOARDS, COMMITTEES AND and Impact Fee Assistance Grant COMMISSIONS Programs ....................... 42-83 Planning commission ................... 250-33 Adoption of the Commercial Building Land development planning commis- Improvement Grant Program for sion. See: Land Development Code the Bayshore/Gateway Triangle published in separate volume Community Redevelopment Area. 42-87 Planning, zoning and subdivision regula- Adoption of the Community Event Grant tions Program for the Bayshore/Gateway Areas and jurisdictions which may Triangle Community Redevelop - qualify ......................... 250-29 ment Area...................... 42-89 Comprehensive plan Adoption of the Facade Grant Program Generally ......................... 250-35 for the Immokalee Community Review and amendment............ 250-36 Redevelopment Area ............ 42-88 Continuation of existing plans, of the Landscape Improve - Improve - ordinances and regulations ...... 250-30 menAdoption Grant Program for the Bay- County hearing examiner program; shore/Gateway Triangle s hor implementation ................. 250-37 Community Redevelopment Area. 42-86 Definitions .......................... 250-26 Enforcement of ordinance or regula- Adoption of the Modified Sweat Equity tion, legal proceedings........... 250-32 Improvement Grant Program for Functions, powers and duties ......... 250-34 the Bayshore/Gateway Triangle Planning commissions ................ 250-33 Community Redevelopment Area. 42-84 Scope ................................ 250-27 Adoption of the Shoreline Stabilization Severability .......................... 250-38 Grant Program for the Bayshore/ Statement of intent .................. 250-28 Gateway Triangle Community Subdivision regulations Redevelopment Area ............ 42-85 Approval of plats .................. 250-73 Adoption of the Sweat Equity Grant Erection of buildings adjacent to Program for the Immokalee Com- unapproved streets ........... 250-76 munity Redevelopment Area..... 42-90 Participation by other agencies ..... 250-74 Annual Appropriation ................ 42-82 Plats outside incorporated areas.... 250-75 Conflict and Severability ............. 42-101 Preparation, recommendation ...... 250-72 Title and Citation .................... 42-81 Statement of intent regarding subdivi- Revenue bonds for transportation, roads sion regulation ............... 250-71 and related programs .............. 2-631 et seq. Violation ............................ 250-31 See: FINANCES Zoning Sewage systems extensions .............. 134-146 et seq. Amendment ....................... 250-53 See: WATER AND SEWERS Appeal from decision of administra- Social services .......................... Ch. 114 tive official ................... 250-58 Special districts created and established, Board of zoning appeals Powers, purposes .................. Chs. 122, 262 Ex Exercise of powers .............. 250-57 Listing of districts. See: SPECIAL Generally """""""""""' 250-55 DISTRICTS Powers and duties ............... 250-56 Tourist development council............. 2-986 et seq. Continuity ........................ 250-54 See: TOURISM Establishing district boundaries; adoption of regulations........ 250-52 Utilities standards and specifications .... 134-51 et seq. General provisions ................. 250-51 See: UTILITIES Review of decisions; precedence; costs Water systems extensions generally ..... 134-96 et seq. of action ..................... 250-60 See: WATER AND SEWERS Staying of work on premises ....... 250-59 Zoning reevaluation Property maintenance code .............. 22-226 et seq. Appeals ............................. 106-48 See: PROPERTY MAINTENANCE Applicability ......................... 106-39 CODE Authority ............................ 106-38 Property tax stimulus program .......... 49-40 et seq. Compatibility exception .............. 106-45 See: ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Definitions .......................... 106-32 Redevelopment grant program Determination of consistency ......... 106-44 Administration by CRA............... 42-100 Determination of vested rights........ 106-46 Supp. No. 117 CDi:49 PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT (Cont'd.) Effect of development agreement in conjunction with a compatibility exception or a determination of vested rights .................... Establishment of planning communi- ties............................. Exemptions .......................... Findings ............................. Hearing officer ....................... Intent............................... Minimum requirement ............... Purpose ............................. Reevaluation program ................ Rules of construction ................. Short title ........................... PLATS. See: SURVEYS, MAPS AND PLATS PLATT ROAD MUNICIPAL SERVICE BENEFIT UNIT. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS, UNITS COLLIER COUNTY CODE Section Section POOL/SPA CONTRACTORS (Cont'd.) Swimming pools. See that subject PORPOISES 106-47 Capture and transportation prohibited... 14-1 106-42 106-40 106-34 106-41 106-35 106-37 106-36 106-43 106-33 106-31 PLUMBERS Journeyman plumber Building trades contractors ........... 22-161 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION PLUMBING Public swimming pools Plumbing inspections ................. 66-120 Standard Building, Gas, Mechanical, and Plumbing Codes ................... 22-106 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION POLES, WIRES AND CABLES CATV franchises ....................... 30-26 et seq. See: CABLE COMMUNICATIONS County parks, prohibitions .............. 98-58, 246-27 NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ 58-26 POLLUTANTS, POLLUTION County parks, prohibitions .............. 98-58, 246-27 Pollutant storage contractor Building trades contractors ........... 22-161 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION Utilities system standards and specifica- tions .............................. 134-51 et seq. See: UTILITIES Waste materials management ........... 54-184 See: SOLID WASTE Water pollution ......................... 54-56 et seq. See: WATER POLLUTION POOL/SPA CONTRACTORS Commercial, residential pool/spa contrac- tors; servicing contractor Building trades contractors ........... 22-161 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION PORT OF THE ISLANDS COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS POST -DISASTER RECOVERY Declaration of state of emergency........ 38-56 et seq. See: EMERGENCY SERVICES AND PREPAREDNESS PRESERVE LANDS Activities within preserve lands ......... 54-335 Alcoholic beverages .................. 54-335(a) Animals, fowl and marine life Fishing ........................... 54-335(g) Horseback riding .................. 54-335(i) Hunting .......................... 54-3350) Pets .............................. 54-335(n) Audio devices ........................ 54-335(b) Boating .............................. 54-335(c) Camping ............................ 54-335(d) Carrying capacity .................... 54-335(v) Commercial activities within preserve boundaries ..................... 54-335(e) Fires ................................ 54-335(fl Fireworks and explosives ............. 54-335(s) Fishing .............................. 54-335(g) Hiking .............................. 54-335(h) Horseback riding ..................... 54-335(i) Hunting ............................. 54-3350) Interference with County's authorized lessee or his or her property ..... 54-335(k) Miscellaneous ........................ 54-335(1) Nudity .............................. 54-335(m) Pets ................................. 54-335(n) Picnicking ........................... 54-335(o) Public use ........................... 54-335(p) Smoking ............................. 54-335(q) Swimming ........................... 54-335(r) Trash ............................... 54-335(t) Vendors ............................. 54-335(u) Collection of fees ....................... 54-339 Conduct on preserve lands .............. 54-334 Buildings and facilities ............... 54-334(a) Climbing on property ................. 54-334(b) Cultural and/or historic resources..... 54-334(c) Plant life ............................ 54-334(d) Wildlife .............................. 54-334(e) Conflict and severability ................ 54-341 Definitions ............................. 54-332 Effective date .......................... 54-342 Enforcement and penalties .............. 54-338 Hours of operation ...................... 54-337 Intent and purpose ..................... 54-331 Permits required for activities conducted within preserve boundaries ........ 54-336 Activities requiring a permit.......... 54-336(b) Supp. No. 117 CDi:50 CODE INDEX Section PRESERVE LANDS (Cont'd.) Appeal process ....................... 54-336(g) Conditions ........................... 54-336(d) Denial ............................... 54-336(e) Incomplete applications .............. 54-336(h) No entitlement to permit ............. 54-336(k) Permit required ...................... 54-336(a) Processing ........................... 54-336(f) Revocation ........................... 54-3360) Standards for issuance or denial of permit .......................... 54-336(c) Transferability ....................... 54-336(i) Vehicles and traffic control .............. 54-333 Bicycles, unicycles, skateboards, roller blades, and roller skates......... 54-333(a) Entering preserve lands .............. 54-333(b) Parking ............................. 54-333(c) Restriction to roads .................. 54-333(d) Speed of vehicles ..................... 54-333(e) Traffic control ....................... 54-333(f) Territory embraced ..................... 54-340 PRINTED MATERIALS Newsracks in public rights -of -way ....... 110-56 et seq. See: ROADS, BRIDGES, ETC. Roadside stands ........................ 26-1 Sale of narcotic -related printed matter to minors prohibited; presumption of violation .......................... 94-98 PRISONS AND PRISONERS Jails, stockades, detention facilities. See: DETENTION FACILITIES PROFANITY Sexually -oriented businesses. See also that subject Specified criminal activities........... 26-152 PROFESSIONS Local business tax ...................... 126-111 et seq. See: BUSINESSES PROPERTY Accepting gifts and dedications of real estate Certain ordinances not affected by Code 1-10(10) Accumulations declared public nuisance . 54-185 See also: SOLID WASTE Ad valorem tax exemptions for specific property Certain ordinances not affected by Code 1-10(5) Ave Maria Stewardship Community District ........................... 262-721 et seq. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS, UNITS Board of county commissioners, donation of property for public use .......... 2-27 Camping at night on W. J. Janes Memo- rial Scenic Drive ................... 110-2 Camping near Gulf of Mexico ........... 94-1 Section PROPERTY (Cont'd.) County owned, operated or maintained airports ........................... 18-36 et seq. See: AIRPORTS AND AIRCRAFT Discriminatory housing practices; fair hous- ing ............................... 70-26 et seq. See: HUMAN RIGHTS Flood damage prevention ............... 62-26 et seq. See: FLOODS AND FLOOD DAMAGE PREVENTION Improved property Litter, weed and exotics control ....... 54-175 et seq. See: SOLID WASTE Littering, unlawful ..................... 118-63 Litter control. See: SOLID WASTE Local business tax ...................... 126-111 et seq. Trading, etc., in intangible personal property ........................ 126-151 Trading, etc. in tangible personal property; fireworks, seasonal retail- ers ............................. 126-152 Neighborhood stabilization program Minimum disposition standards and procedures to be used by Collier County in selling and conveying neighborhood stabilization program real property ................... 42-26 Nonconsent towing private property towing and storage of vehicles ............. 26-226 et seq. See: TOWING Numbering of structures ................ 22-346 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION Private property, offenses involving Harvesting palmetto berries .......... 94-181 et seq. See: OFFENSES AND MISCEL- LANEOUS PROVISIONS Property boundary, lines Noise control regulations ............. 54-81 et seq. See: NOISE CONTROL Property maintenance code .............. 22-226 et seq. See: PROPERTY MAINTENANCE CODE Property tax stimulus program .......... 49-40 et seq. See: ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Public solicitation of contributions ....... 34-26 et seq. See: CHARITABLE SOLICITATIONS Recycling program ...................... 118-131 et seq. See: SOLID WASTE Rezoning of specific named property Certain ordinances not affected by Code 1-10(12) PROPERTY APPRAISER Appraisal of land and easements proposed for purchase ....................... 106-131 et seq. Imposing service fee for dishonored checks 2-397 PROPERTY MAINTENANCE CODE Assessment of costs to owner when abate- ment executed by county........... 22-237 Boarding requirements, exceptions to .... 22-244 Supp. No. 117 CDi:51 PROPERTY MAINTENANCE CODE (Cont'd.) Certificate required for boarding building Compliance with housing standards ..... Costs incurred by county; assessment of lien............................... Costs to owner when abatement executed by County, assessment of.......... . Definitions ............................. Exceptions to boarding requirements .... General provisions ...................... Hazardous buildings Elimination of ....................... Method for designation ............... Notice for the vacation of ............. Standards for repair or demolition by County......................... Housing official Designation .......................... Establishment of ..................... Powers and duties .................... Inspection of structures and premises... . Notice of Hearing for revocation of boarding renewal certificate .............. Violation procedures ................. Nuisances specified ..................... Penalties ............................... Purpose and scope ...................... Responsibilities of owners of nonresidential structure, vacant buildings, vacant structures, and vacant or unimproved lots............................... Property maintenance, responsibility for. Rules of construction ................... Securing building, standards for........ . Structures and premises, inspection of ... Title................................... PROPORTIONATE FAIR -SHARE PROGRAM Applicability ........................... Alternative agreements ............... Application process ................... Appropriation of fair -share revenues .. Determining proportionate fair -share obligation ....................... General requirements ................ Impact fee credit for proportionate fair - share mitigation ................ Intergovernmental coordination ....... Proportionate fair -share agreements . . Findings ............................... General definitions and abbreviations ... Purpose and authority .................. Short title .............................. COLLIER COUNTY CODE Section 22-241 22-231 22-245 22-237 22-229 22-244 22-228 22-236 22-235 22-238 22-236 22-232 22-232 22-232 22-233 22-246 22-233 22-242 22-247 22-227 22-240 22-239 22-230 22-243 22-233 22-226 75-104 75-208 75-202 75-206 75-203 75-201 75-204 75-207 75-205 75-105 75-103 75-102 75-101 PROSTITUTION Indecency and obscenity. See that subject Offenses and miscellaneous provisions. See that subject Sexually -oriented businesses Permit revocation .................... 26-197 PROSTITUTION (Cont'd.) Specified criminal activities.......... . PUBLIC NUISANCES. See: NUISANCES PUBLIC PLACES. See: ROADS, BRIDGES, HIGHWAYS, STREETS AND SIDEWALKS PUBLIC SOLICITING. See: CHARITABLE SOLICITATIONS Section 26-152 PURCHASES Appraisal of land and easements proposed for purchase ....................... 106-131 et seq. Collier County Ethics provisions......... 2-2051 et seq. See: ETHICS FOR PUBLIC OFFICIALS AND EMPLOYEES Law library purchasing ................. 46-35 Procurement services division ........... 2-186 et seq. See: FINANCES PYROXYLIN PLASTIC NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ Q QUARANTINES Equine infectious anemia ............... R RABIES CONTROL Animal control ......................... RACETRACK FUNDS Parimutuel (racetrack) funds General provisions Use for schools .................... Projects of board of county commission- ers Authorization ..................... Certificates of indebtedness ........ Elements of cost ................... Necessity of elections .............. Negotiable instruments ............ Payment of principal, interest ...... Protection of rights of holders ...... Provisions supplemental........... Status of certificates ............... RACETRACK STABLES NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ RACIAL CONCERNS Discriminatory housing practices; fair hous- ing............................... See: HUMAN RIGHTS RADIANT HEAT ENERGY SERVICE NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ RADIATION CATV franchise signals ................. Supp. No. 117 CDi:52 58-26 14-54 14-32 202-301 202-311 202-312 202-317 202-316 202-314 202-313 202-318 202-319 202-315 58-26 70-26 et seq. 58-26 30-40 RADIO COMMUNICATIONS PROGRAM FUND 800 MHz IRCP fund surcharge for moving traffic violations ................... RADIO ROAD BEAUTIFICATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE Appointment and composition ........... Creation of ............................. Duties of the county administrator or his designee .......................... Functions, powers and duties of the com- mittee............................ Officers; quorum; rules of procedure ..... Reimbursement of expenses ............. Removal from office; failure to attend meet- ings............................... Review process ......................... Terms of office .......................... CODE INDEX Section Section RECYCLING (Cont'd.) Solid waste recycling program ........... 118-131 et seq. See: SOLID WASTE 130-1 2-1087 2-1086 2-1093 2-1092 2-1090 2-1091 2-1089 2-1094 2-1088 RADIO ROAD BEAUTIFICATION MSTU Governing body ......................... 122-2003 RADIOS Preserve lands Activities within preserve lands Audio devices ..................... 54-335(b) Public solicitation of contributions ....... 34-26 et seq. See: CHARITABLE SOLICITATIONS RAILHEAD INDUSTRIAL PARK DISTRICT. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS RAILROADS AND TRAINS Stopping, standing and parking prohibi- tions and restrictions .............. 130-66 REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS Discriminatory housing practices; fair hous- ing ............................... 70-26 et seq. See: HUMAN RIGHTS RECREATIONAL AMUSEMENT DEVICES. See: COIN -OPERATED MACHINES AND DEVICES RECREATIONAL VEHICLE PARKS AND CAMPGROUNDS Camping at night on W. J. Janes Memo- rial Scenic Drive ................... 110-2 Camping near Gulf of Mexico ........... 94-1 Manufactured homes and trailers........ Ch. 86 NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ 58-26 Outdoor festival license conditions....... 10-87 Tourist development council ............. 2-986 et seq. See: TOURISM Tourist development tax (lodging tax).... 126-81 et seq. See: TAXATION RECYCLING Secondary metals recyclers.............. 26-281 et seq. See: SECONDARY METALS RECYCLERS REFERENCES References to Code ..................... 1-3 REFERENDUMS. See: ELECTIONS REGISTRATION Animals, fowl and marine life Animal abuser registry Abuser registration requirements... 14-109 Establishing an abuser registry .... 14-108 Public solicitation of contributions Registration ......................... 34-29 Registration of lobbyist ................. 2-2057 REINFORCED STEEL CONTRACTOR Building trades contractors ............. 22-161 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION RELIGION Discriminatory housing practices; fair hous- ing ............................... 70-26 et seq. See: HUMAN RIGHTS RELIGIOUS INSTITUTIONS. See: CHURCHES, ETC. RENTALS. See also: LODGING FACILI- TIES Businesses ............................. 26-381 et seq. See: BUSINESSES Discriminatory housing practices; fair hous- ing ............................... 70-26 et seq. See: HUMAN RIGHTS Lodging facilities. See that subject Property maintenance code .............. 22-226 et seq. See: PROPERTY MAINTENANCE CODE REPORTS AND REPORTING Excavation inspection and reporting requirements ...................... 22-113 False reporting of violations of county and state laws ......................... 94-151 et seq. See: OFFENSES AND MISCEL- LANEOUS PROVISIONS REPTILES Sale of fish, reptiles, etc., taken from Lake Trafford ........................... 210-66 RESERVOIRS. See also: WATERWAYS, ETC. Dams and reservoirs Construction, operating permits ...... 90-61 et seq. See: WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT Water supply and distribution. See: WATER AND SEWERS Supp. No. 117 CDi:53 COLLIER COUNTY CODE Section Section RESIDENCES, RESIDENTIAL AREAS REZONING Abandoned property .................... 54-226 et seq. Land development regulations. See the See: WRECKED, ETC., VEHICLES OR Land Development Code published PROPERTY in separate volume Alcoholic beverages, drugs at open house Rezoning of specific named property parties ............................ 94-27 Certain ordinances not affected by Code 1-10(11) Building and construction. See that subject CATV franchises ....................... 30-26 et seq. RIVER REACH STREET LIGHTING Initial performance guarantee ........ 30-30 DISTRICT. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS Coastal construction requirements....... 22-295 See also: BUILDINGS AND RIVIERA COLONY GOLF ESTATES CONSTRUCTION DISTRICT. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS Development services advisory committee 2-1031 et seq. ROADS, BRIDGES, HIGHWAYS, STREETS See: PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT AND SIDEWALKS Discriminatory housing practices; fair hous- property ................. Abandoned ... 54-226 et se q. ing ............................... 70-26 et seq. See: WRECKED, ETC., VEHICLES OR See: HUMAN RIGHTS PROPERTY Housing finance authority .............. 2-866 et seq. Accumulations declared public nuisance . 54-185 See: AFFORDABLE HOUSING See also: SOLID WASTE Landfill user fees ....................... 118-1 Addresses. See herein: Numbering of Littering, unlawful, storage, etc.......... 118-63 et seq. Structures See: SOLID WASTE Blocking accessways Owner -occupied rehabilitation program .. 114-71 et seq. Automotive fuel emergency regulations 38-91(1) See: SOCIAL SERVICES Bond issues and financing thereof for Recycling program ...................... 118-131 et seq. capital projects .................... 2-611 et seq. See: SOLID WASTE See: FINANCES Residential contractor Bridges Building trades contractors ........... 22-161 et seq. Fishing See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- Authority 110-91 TION Posting of signs; punishment; Residential occupancies interpretation ................ 110-93 Amendments to fire codes ............ 58-27 Repealing and superseding Resolu- NFPA Code or Standard adopted...... 58-26 tion No. 2002-204 ............ 110-94 Residential zone Restricted bridges ................. 110-92 Noise control regulations ............. 54-81 et seq. Stopping, standing and parking prohibi- See: NOISE CONTROL tions and restrictions............ 130-66 Sexually -oriented business locations ..... 26-161 Camping near Gulf of Mexico ........... 94-1 Solid waste municipal service benefit units Capital improvement revenue bonds ..... 2-651 et seq. special assessments ................ 118-111 et seq. See: FINANCES See: SOLID WASTE CATV franchises ....................... 30-26 et seq. Rights to use streets not warranted ... 30-31 RESIDENTIAL CONTRACTOR Collier County Scenic Drive Parks ....... 246-51 et seq.See: Building trades contractors ............. 22-161 et seq. PARKS AND RECREATION See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- Communications facilities in the county TION rights -of --way RESTAURANTS Abandonment ........................ 110-130 Food service establishments ............. 66-86 et seq. Administrative variances ............. 110-128 See: FOOD AND FOOD SERVICES Appeals ............................. 110-135 Special restaurant alcoholic beverage Communication facilities previously in license ............................ 206-2 existence ....................... 110-134 Definitions .......................... 110-122 REVENUE BONDS General permitting requirements ..... 110-125 Bond issues and financing thereof for Indemnification ...................... 110-132 capital projects .................... 2-611 et seq. Inspections.......................... 110-129 Board authorized to issue revenue bonds 2-612 Involuntary termination of registration 110-124 See also: FINANCES Moving, altering, or relocating equip- ment and facilities .............. 110-133 REVETMENTS. See: WATERWAYS, ETC. Performance guarantee ............... 110-131 Supp. No. 117 CDi:54 CODE INDEX Section ROADS, BRIDGES, HIGHWAYS, STREETS AND SIDEWALKS (Cont'd.) Permitting requirements for new com- munications facilities, wireless facilities, and wireless support structures ...................... 110-127 Permitting requirements for small wire- less facilities .................... 110-126 Purpose and intent ................... 110-121 Registration requirements ............ 110-123 Construction in public rights -of -way Conflict and severability.............. 110-34 Definitions .......................... 110-27 Enclosure of swales .................. 110-30 Handbooks .......................... 110-28 Penalties ............................ 110-35 Permits .............................. 110-31 Purpose ............................. 110-26 Removal of offending material ........ 110-32 Rule of construction .................. 110-33 County parks, prohibitions .............. 98-58, 246-27 Curfews State of emergency measures ......... 38-68 Dedicating, naming, establishing, locat- ing, relocating, opening, paving, widening, vacating, etc. Certain ordinances not affected by Code 1-10(3) Development agreements ............... 106-106 et seq. See: PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Dumping or depositing of abandoned property .......................... 54-182 Easements CATV franchises ..................... 30-32 Establishment of welcome station ....... 254-4 Everglades Parkway Hunting and discharge of firearms prohibited; penalty .............. 242-2 Excavation ............................. 22-106 et seq. See: EXCAVATIONS AND GRADING Firearms and hunting Everglades Parkway Hunting and discharge of firearms prohibited; penalty ........... 242-2 Forest Lakes Roadway and Drainage Municipal Service Taxing Unit Advisory Committee ............... 122-1801 et seq. Golden Gate Beautification Municipal Service Taxing Unit Advisory Com- mittee ............................ 22-1084 Golden Gate Estates Subdivision Extinguishing of certain perimeter and bisecting easements ............. 254-5 Golf carts Use on designated public roads and streets in Collier County ........ 130-4 Goodlette-Frank Road designated........ 254-1 Harassment of a bicyclist, pedestrian, runner or person in a wheelchair using the public right-of-way ....... 94-80 Section ROADS, BRIDGES, HIGHWAYS, STREETS AND SIDEWALKS (Cont'd.) Littering, unlawful ..................... 118-63 Loitering and prowling .................. 94-26 Moving of buildings ..................... 22-381 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION Newsracks in public rights -of -way Agreements for specific geographic areas 110-61 Conflict and severability.............. 110-62 Definitions .......................... 110-57 Findings and purpose ................ 110-58 Removal procedure ................... 110-60 Roadside stands ..................... 26-1 Standards and requirements.......... 110-59 Title and citation .................... 110-56 Supp. No. 117 CDi:55 Numbering of structures ................ 22-346 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION One-way streets Parking restriction signs ............. 130-34 Open alcoholic beverage containers Possessing in vehicles, parking lots and beach access areas .............. 6-3 Park public access areas ................ 98-57 Parking of vehicles ..................... 130-31 et seq. See: TRAFFIC AND VEHICLES Paving contractor Building trades contractors........... 22-161 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION Pedestrian safety Definitions .......................... 110-162 Interactions with or impeding traffic on roadways and sidewalks ......... 110-164 Jurisdiction .......................... 110-163 Title and citation .................... 110-161 Use of medians by pedestrians........ 110-165 Public possession or consumption of alcoholic beverages ................ 6-3 Public solicitation of contributions ....... 34-26 et seq. See: CHARITABLE SOLICITATIONS Radio Road Beautification Advisory Com- mittee ............................ 2-1086 et seq. See: RADIO ROAD BEAUTIFICATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE Revenue bonds for transportation, roads and related programs .............. 2-631 et seq. See: FINANCES Road, etc., improvements, construction, costs Gasoline taxes ....................... 126-26 et seq. See: TAXATION Road impact fee ........................ 74-302 Road impact fee district boundaries legal descriptions. See: Appendix B COLLIER COUNTY CODE Section ROADS, BRIDGES, HIGHWAYS, STREETS AND SIDEWALKS (Cont'd.) Road improvements Municipal service benefit unit facilities, improvements, special assessments and bond issues ................. 122-26 et seq. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS Roadside parks Kirby Storter Park, designated........ 246-1 Seventh -cent gasoline tax levy........ 126-29 Roadside stands ........................ 26-1 Roadway and drainage units. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS Sidewalks. See also herein: Streets and Sidewalks Riding toy vehicles on shopping center sidewalks ....................... 94-28 Stopping, standing and parking prohibi- tions and restrictions............ 130-66 Sidewalks. See herein: Streets and Sidewalks Special districts re roads and streets. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS Speed limits ............................ 130-2 Stands ................................. 26-1 State of emergency measures............ 38-68 Stormwater utility ...................... 134-311 et seq. Streets and sidewalks Easements Accepting, releasing, abandoning easements Certain ordinances not affected by Code ...................... 1-10(11) Improvements Certain ordinances not affected by Code Dedicating, locating, relocating, opening, paving, etc......... 1-10(3) Local services, improvements, provid- ing for ....................... 1-10(9) Vacating streets, public ways Certain ordinances not affected by Code ......................... 1-10(3) Ted Smallwood, Sr. Causeway designated 254-3 W. J. Janes Memorial Scenic Drive Camping at night prohibited.......... 110-2 Water resources management ........... 90-26 et seq. See: WATER RESOURCES MANAGE- MENT ROADSIDE PARKS Kirby Storter Park, designated.......... 246-1 Seventh -cent gasoline tax levy .......... 126-29 ROADSIDE STANDS Definitions ............................. 26-1(a) Enforcement responsibility .............. 26-1(d) Exceptions ............................. 26-1(c) Newsracks in public rights -of -way ....... 110-56 et seq. Penalty ................................ 26-1(e) Section ROADSIDE STANDS (Cont'd.) Preventing use of public areas as com- mercial locations .................. 26-1(b) ROADWAY AND DRAINAGE UNITS. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS ROCK FESTIVAL Outdoor festivals ....................... 10-71 et seq. See: AMUSEMENTS, ETC. RODEOS Standards of care for animal -related busi- nesses and organizations; breeders; and rodeos ........................ 14-76 et seq. See: ANIMALS, ETC. ROOF COVERINGS NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ 58-26 ROOFING CONTRACTORS Building trades contractors ............. 22-161 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION ROOMING HOUSES Lodging generally. See: LODGING FACILI- TIES Tourist development tax (lodging tax).... 126-81 et seq. See: TAXATION S SABAL PALM ROAD EXTENSION DISTRICT. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS SAFETY County parks, prohibitions .............. 98-58 Electrical safety requirements for employee workplaces NFPA Code or Standard adopted...... 58-26 Fire and safety inspections Carnival permit application........... 10-47 Outdoor festival licenses, plans, condi- tions ........................... 10-83, 10-87 Fire safety standards ................... 58-26 et seq. Grounds for denial of outdoor festival license ............................ 10-88 Intersection safety ...................... 78-51 et seq. See: LAW ENFORCEMENT Life safety code NFPA Code or Standard adopted...... 58-26 Amendments ...................... 58-28 Offenses involving public safety ......... 94-71 et seq. See: OFFENSES AND MISCEL- LANEOUS PROVISIONS Robbery deterrence and safety training Convenience store security sign require- ments .......................... 26-95 SALES Automotive fuel allocation .............. 38-86 et seq. See: FUEL Supp. No. 117 CDi:56 SALES (Cont'd.) Bond issues and financing capital projects See: FINANCES Discriminatory housing practices; fair hous- ing............................... See: HUMAN RIGHTS Local business tax Sale of athletic related items at the school by its students; exemptions Sales from vehicles by licensed fish dealers ......................... Narcotic -related paraphernalia .......... See: CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES Newsracks in public rights -of -way ....... Possession, sale, etc., of certain fish prohibited ............... Revenue bonds for transportation, roads and related programs .............. See: FINANCES Roadside stands ........................ Sale of fish, reptiles, etc., taken from Lake Trafford ........................... State of emergency measures............ Automotive fuel emergencies......... . Water and wastewater utilities Service for resale .................... CODE INDEX Section Section SCREENING 2-611 et seq. Storage of litter ........................ 118-65, 118-66 Litter control regulations. See: SOLID WASTE 70-26 et seq. SEALING AND STRIPING CONTRACTOR Building trades contractors ............. 22-161 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- 126-123 TION 126-124 SEAWALLS AND REVETMENTS. See: 94-97 et seq. WATERWAYS, ETC. SECONDARY METALS RECYCLERS 110-56 et seq. Additional records required ............. 26-286 Applicability ........................... 26-283 14-2 Certain acts and practices prohibited .... 26-289 Conflict and severability ................ 26-292 2-631 et seq. Construction and interpretation......... 26-284 Definitions 26-285 26-1 ............................. Enforcement ........................... 26-290 210-66 Intent and purpose ..................... 26-281 38-68 Method of payment for restricted regulated 38-86 et seq. metals ............................ 26-288 Penalties ............................... 26-291 134-361 Restricted regulated metals ............. 26-287 Title and citation ....................... 26-282 SALVAGE OPERATIONS Abandoned property .................... 54-226 et seq. See: WRECKED, ETC., VEHICLES OR PROPERTY SATELLITE DISH INSTALLATIONS Satellite dish installation contractor Building trades contractors ........... 22-161 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS Discriminatory housing practices; fair hous- ing ............................... 70-26 et seq. See: HUMAN RIGHTS SCHOOLS CATV franchises ....................... Educational facilities impact fee ......... Rate schedule. See: Appendix A Impact fee regulations .................. See that subject Loitering and prowling .................. Public peace and order offenses. See: OFFENSES, ETC. Parimutuel (racetrack) funds Use for schools ....................... Permissible sound levels and classifica- tion of occupancies ................. Public school financing contribution ..... Sexually -oriented business locations ..... Sexually -oriented businesses............ See: SEXUALLY -ORIENTED BUSI- NESSES SECONDHAND DEALERS Additional hold period required ......... 26-323 Applicability ........................... 26-317 Change to definitions ................... 26-320 Change to exemptions .................. 26-321 Construction and interpretation......... 26-318 Enforcement ........................... 26-324 Incorporation of state law by general refer- ence .............................. 26-319 Limitation on location for purchase of secondhand goods by secondhand dealers ............................ 26-322 Title and citation ....................... 26-316 Violations and penalties ................ 26-325 SECURITY 30-54 Capital projects financing 74-307 Security of obligations ................ 2-617 Convenience business security........... 26-251 et seq. Ch. 74 See: BUSINESSES Revenue bonds for transportation, road 94-26 programs, etc ...................... 2-635 Additional security ................... 2-639 Pledge of gas taxes ................... 2-636 202-301 SENIOR CITIZENS Seniors homestead exemption ........... 126-2 54-92 202-26 SEPTIC TANKS 26-161 Septic tank contractor 26-151 et seq. Building trades contractors ........... 22-161 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION Supp. No. 117 CDi:57 COLLIER COUNTY CODE Section SERVICE STATIONS Automotive fuel allocation .............. 38-86 et seq. See: FUEL SEWERS. See: WATER AND SEWERS SEXUAL PREDATORS AND OFFENDERS Offenses and miscellaneous provisions Offenses involving public safety Offender registration fees Collection of registration fees from convicted felons, career offenders, sexual offenders and sexual predators, failure to pay registration fees, disposition of collected fees, penalties .................. Temporary emergency shelters Definitions .......................... Sexual predators and sexual offenders notification and registration requirements ................... Designation of temporary emergency shelters ...................... Duties of each sexual predator and/or sexual offender ............... Enforcement and penalty provisions Official actions by law enforcement personnel .................... Statutory authority ................ Use of correctional facilities as shelters ...................... Title................................ SEXUALLY -ORIENTED BUSINESSES Additional criminal prohibitions ......... Additional operational provisions ........ Additional regulations for motels/hotels. . Administration generally ................ Advertising regulations ................. Applicability ........................... Classification ........................... Definitions ............................. Employee records ....................... Escort service businesses ............... See: ESCORT SERVICE BUSINESSES Exemptions ............................ Hours of operation ...................... Immunity from prosecution ............. Inspection .............................. Location of businesses .................. Minors ................................. Notice................................. Nudity at businesses not offering for sale alcoholic beverages ................ Nudity prohibited at businesses offering for sale alcoholic beverages........ . Offenses involving public morals ........ Permit Application .......................... Fee............................... 4IS►b9 111-32 111-33 SEXUALLY -ORIENTED BUSINESSES (Cont'd.) Investigation ...................... Consent ............................. Expiration ........................... Fees Annual permit fee ................. Application fee .................... Issuance ............................. Judicial review ....................... Location compliance .................. Qualifications of applicant ............ Required ............................ Revocation ........................... Suspension .......................... Transfer ............................. Purpose and intent ..................... Regulations pertaining to exhibition of sexually -explicit films or videos .... Straddle dancing, other sexual activities . Title and citation ....................... Section 26-191 26-199 26-194 26-193 26-188 26-192 26-198 26-190 26-189 26-186 26-197 26-196 26-195 26-153 26-163 26-170 26-151 111-33(b) SHEET METAL CONTRACTOR Building trades contractors ............. 22-161 et seq. 111-33(a) See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- 111-33(f) TION 111-33(e) 111-33(g) 111-33(c) 111-31 26-171 26-172 26-162 26-157 26-166 26-154 26-156 26-152 26-164 26-26 et seq. 26-155 26-167 26-158 26-160 26-161 26-165 26-159 26-169 26-168 94-86 et seq. 26-187 26-188 SHELTERS County parks, prohibitions .............. 98-58, 246-27 State of emergency measures............ 38-68 SHERIFF Combat auto theft ...................... Correctional facilities impact fee ........ Rate schedule. See: Appendix A Imposing service fee for dishonored checks Law enforcement. See that subject Sergeant -at -arms at meetings of board... Sheriff designated chief correctional officer Jails, stockades, detention facilities. See: DETENTION FACILITIES Sheriffs office False alarms ......................... See: ALARM SYSTEMS Noise control regulations ............. See: NOISE CONTROL SIDEWALKS. See: ROADS, ETC. SIGNS AND BILLBOARDS Bridges Fishing Posting of signs; punishment; interpretation ................ Businesses Human trafficking public awareness signs........................... Convenience store security sign require- ments............................. Supp. No. 117 CDi:58 78-1 74-308 2-397 2-38 78-26 5-21 et seq. 54-81 et seq. 110-93 26-3 26-95 CODE INDEX Section SIGNS AND BILLBOARDS (Cont'd.) Electrical sign contractor Building trades contractors ........... 22-161 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION Escort service businesses Identification of location .............. 26-31 See: ESCORT SERVICE BUSI- NESSES No loitering signs ....................... 94-26 Nonelectrical sign contractor Building trades contractors ........... 22-161 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION Numbering of structures Providing street signs on renamed public or private streets ............... 22-360 Parking limit signs ..................... 130-34 Parks and recreation Cast net fishing in Ann Olesky Park Posting of signs; penalty for viola- tions ......................... 98-2(c) Posted signs in county parks, prohibitions 98-58, 246-27 Riding toy vehicles on sidewalks prohibited signs .............................. 94-28 Speed limit signs ....................... 130-2 SILENT ALARMS Convenience store security .............. 26-91 et seq. See: CONVENIENCE STORE SECURITY SITE DEVELOPMENT PLAN Building code ........................... 22-26 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION SKATEBOARDS Riding on shopping center sidewalks..... 94-28 SMOKE; SMOKING NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ 58-26 Preserve lands Activities within preserve lands....... 54-335(q) SOCIAL FUNCTIONS, GATHERINGS Alcoholic beverages, drugs at open house parties ............................ Conditions for sale of alcoholic beverages in parks ........................... Escort service businesses ............... See: ESCORT SERVICE BUSINESSES SOCIAL SERVICES Black affairs advisory board ............. See: BLACK AFFAIRS Community development ................ Down payment/closing cost assistance program. See herein: Housing Initia- tives Partnership (SHIP) Program Family mediation service ................ 94-27 98-58 26-26 et seq. Section SOCIAL SERVICES (Cont'd.) Health facilities authority ............... 2-846 et seq. See: HEALTH AND SANITATION Health related services, fees ............. 66-56 et seq. See: HEALTH AND SANITATION Housing finance authority .............. 2-866 et seq. See: AFFORDABLE HOUSING Medicaid, Medicare billings ............. 66-61, 66-62 Health related services, fees. See: HEALTH AND SANITATION Owner -occupied rehabilitation program Administration ...................... 114-73 Administration of residential rehabilita- tion ............................ 114-77 Contractor selection .................. 114-76 Definitions .......................... 114-72 Determination of rehabilitation needed 114-75 Disaster waiver ...................... 114-80 Homeowner contractual relationship with County .................... 114-74 Inspection(s) of rehabilitation work ... 114-78 Method of payment for rehabilitation work performed ................. 114-79 Program description .................. 114-71 Public guardianship programs........... 46-2 SHIP down paymenticlosing cost assistance program guidelines and procedures Funds, disbursement of ............... 114-99 Administration ...................... 114-94 Eligibility criteria .................... 114-93 Introduction ......................... 114-91 Loan closings and disbursement of funds, procedure ....................... 114-99 Marketing; outreach .................. 114-92 Rehabilitation/emergency repair Administration .................... 114-94 Eligibility criteria ................. 114-96 Monitoring ........................ 114-97 Required documentation ........... 114-98 Required documentation .............. 114-95 SHIP local housing assistance program Affordable housing advisory commit- tee, establishment ............... 114-61 Definitions .......................... 114-57 Designation of responsibility for implementation ................. 114-60 Establishment ....................... 114-58 Title and citation .................... 114-56 Trust fund, establishment ............ 114-59 SOLAR HEATING Solar heater installation contractor 2-946 et seq. Building trades contractors ........... 22-161 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- Ch. 42 TION SOLICITING County airport facility rules, etc......... 18-49 et seq. 46-3 See: AIRPORTS AND AIRCRAFT Supp. No. 117 CDi:59 COLLIER COUNTY CODE Section Section SOLICITING (Cont-d.) SOLID WASTE (Cont'd.) Discriminatory housing practices; fair hous- Unlawful to litter .................. 54-180 ing ............................... 70-26 et seq. Nuisances See: HUMAN RIGHTS Litter declared to be a public nuisance 54-179 Procurement services division Weeds, grass etc. Unsolicited proposals ................. 2-198 Declaration of public nuisance ... 54-185 SOLID WASTE Purpose and intent ................... 54-175 Carnival permit application ............. 10-47 Title ................................ 54-176 Collection and disposal municipal services Waste materials management......... 54-184 benefit units (Solid Waste Districts 1 Municipal services benefit units (Solid and 2) ............................ 118-86 et seq. Waste Districts 1 and 2) ........... 118-86 et seq. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS Disposal fees Natural resources ...................... Ch. 90 Definitions .......................... 118-1(c) NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ 58-26 Fees for users of county solid waste Outdoor festival licenses, plans, condi- disposal facilities ................ 118-1 tions.............................. 10-83, 10-87 Municipal service benefit units. See Outdoor fires, incinerators, outdoor also: SPECIAL DISTRICTS fireplaces Service charge prior to initiation of Amendments to fire codes ............ 58-27 annual special assessment .... 118-98 Preserve lands Special assessments ............... 118-111 et seq. Activities within preserve lands....... 54-335(t) Environment ........................... Ch. 54 Recycling program Exemption permits ..................... 118-97 Applicability......................... 118-133 Fees for rubbish, weed control ........... 234-2 Awards program for recycling on non - Garbage collection and water production residential property, multi -family and distribution services property, temporary events and at Appropriation ........................ 270-28 venue facilities.................. 118-143 Contracts with municipalities......... 270-30 Conflict and severabilit 118-153 Delegation of authority; franchises; Construction and interpretation ...... 118-134 districts; penalties .............. 270-31 County recycling centers and hazard - Equipment and facilities ............. 270-29 ous waste collections ............ 118-150 Establishment and maintenance ...... 270-26 Definitions .......................... 118-135 Fees authorized ...................... 270-27 Designation of recyclable materials ... 118-136 Health and sanitation .................. Ch. 66 Effective date........................ 118-155 Litter, weed and exotics control Evaluation of non-residential, multi - Abatement and enforcement provisions family, temporary event, and venue Abatement by county facility recycling programs....... 118-145 Assessment for .................. 54-188 Exemptions from recycling standards . 118-141 Enforcement procedures ........... 54-190 Extraordinary and innovative recycling 118-142 Hearings on declaration of public Inclusion in the County's Code of Laws nuisance and assessment ..... 54-189 Immediate corrective action........ 54-191 and Ordinances ................. 118-154 Penalties .......................... 54-194 Inspections, enforcement and penalties 118-152 Procedures for and effect of mailed Intent and purpose ................... 118-131 notices ....................... 54-192 Minimum standards for recycling Procedures for mandatory lot mowing At temporary events ............... 118-139 program ..................... 54-193 At venue facilities ................. 118-140 Applicability ......................... 54-177 On multi -family property .......... 118-138 Definitions .......................... 54-178 On non-residential property........ 118-137 Exotics, weeds, grass, etc. Recycling education and promotion Declaration of public nuisance...... 54-185 program ........................ 118-144 Exemptions ....................... 54-186 Recycling service agreements ......... 118-146 Notice of violation ................. 54-187 Self -hauling ......................... 118-149 Litter Standards for recycling contractors.... 118-148 Declared to be a public nuisance.... 54-179 Temporary event, and venue facility Dumping or depositing of abandoned collection service agreements .... 118-147 property prohibited........... 54-182 Title and citation .................... 118-132 Storage of litter ................... 54-183 Variances............................ 118-151 Unauthorized accumulation of litter 54-181 Roads and bridges ...................... Ch. 110 Supp. No. 117 CDi:60 CODE INDEX Section Section SOLID WASTE (Cont'd.) SPECIAL DISTRICTS, UNITS (Cont'd.) Secondary metals recyclers.............. 26-281 et seq. Ave Maria Stewardship Community See: SECONDARY METALS District RECYCLERS Ad valorem taxes; assessments, benefit Solid waste disposal and resource recovery special assessments, maintenance Annual audit ........................ 258-31 special assessments, and special Antitrust exemptions ................. 258-42 assessments; maintenance taxes . 262-742 Collection of charges ................. 258-32 Ascertainments...................... 262-723 Conformance with county, state and Board of supervisors; general duties... 262-733 federal standards ............... 258-40 Board of supervisors; members and meet - Declaration of policy ................. 258-28 ings; organization; powers; duties; Definitions .......................... 258-27 terms of office; related election Effect of state general laws ........... 258-41 requirements ................... 262-731 Enforcement ......................... 258-38 Bonds............................... 262-740 Establishment of transfer stations .... 258-36 Budget; reports and reviews .......... 262-734 Grants, loans and contributions ....... 258-34 Competitive procurement; bids; negotia- Lease of facilities .................... 258-35 tions; related provisions required 262-749 Power of the county .................. 258-29 Definitions; as used in this Act........ 262-727 Prohibiting annexation by municipali- Determinations ...................... 262-724 ties; prohibiting franchise and Disclosure of public financing . p g . 262-735 other fees by municipalities...... 258-39 Discontinuance of service ............. 262-752 Rates, fees and charges ............... 258-30 Election; popular elections, referendum Repealing laws in conflict herewith ... 258-37 and designation of urban areas .. 262-732 Services rendered to the county....... 258-33 Enforcement and penalties ........... 262-753 Short title ........................... 258-26 Exemption of district property from Special districts. See: SPECIAL execution 262-755 DISTRICTS ....................... Fees, rentals, and charges; procedure Utilities.. ........................ Ch. 134 for adoption and modifications; SOLVENT EXTRACTION PLANTS minimum revenue requirements . 262-750 NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ 58-26 Foreclosure of liens ................... 262-747 General powers ...................... 262-736 SOUND. See: NOISE CONTROL Inclusion of territory ................. 262-757 Intent ............................... 262-725 SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS Issuance of bond anticipation notes ... 262-738 Maintenance and dredging canals Issuance of certificates of indebtedness Petition ................. ............ 274-26 based on assessments for assess - Special assessments .................. 274-27 able improvements; assessment Municipal service benefit unit facilities, bonds .......................... 262-744 improvements, special assessments Legal description ..................... 262-730 and bond issues ................... 122-26 et seq. Legislative findings ........ . • • • • • 262-722 See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS Mandatory use of certain district Solid waste municipal service benefit units systems, facilities, and services .. 262-748 special assessments ................ 118-111 et seq. Minimum general law requirements... 262-729 See: SOLID WASTE Notice of creation and establishment .. 262-759 Special districts, special assessments for. Payment of taxes and redemption of tax See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS liens by the district; sharing in Stormwater utility special assessments .. 134-318 et seq. proceeds of tax sale ............. 262-746 Generally. See: STORMWATER Policy 262-728 SPECIAL DISTRICTS, UNITS Popular name ........................ 262-721 42nd Avenue SE municipal service taxing Purpose ............................. 262-726 unit Recovery of delinquent charges ....... 262-751 Authority ............................ 122-896 Sale of real estate within a district; Creation of the municipal service taxing required disclosure to purchaser . 262-758 unit ............................ 122-897 Severability.......................... 262-760 Duties of the county manager or his Short-term borrowing ................ 262-739 designee ........................ 122-901 Special assessments.................. 262-743 Funding and levy of taxes ............ 122-899 Special powers ....................... 262-737 Purpose and governing body .......... 122-898 Suits against the district ............. 262-754 Tax assessment and collection ........ 122-900 Tax liens ............................ 262-745 Supp. No. 117 CDi:61 COLLIER COUNTY CODE Section Section SPECIAL DISTRICTS, UNITS (Cont'd.) SPECIAL DISTRICTS, UNITS (Cont'd.) Termination, contracting, or expansion When unpaid taxes and assessments of district ....................... 262-756 delinquent; penalty .............. 262-694 Trust agreements .................... 262-741 Blue Sage Drive Municipal Service Taxing Bayshore Beautification Municipal Service Unit Taxing Unit Authority ............................ 122-1131 Authority ............................ 122-2011 Creation of the Municipal Service Taxing Bayshore Beautification Advisory Com- Unit ............................ 122-1132 mittee Duties of the County Manager or His Created; appointment and composi- Designee ....................... 122-1136 tion.......................... 122-2016 Funding and Levy of Taxes........... 122-1134 Functions, powers and duties of the Purpose and Governing Body ......... 122-1133 advisory committee ........... 122-2019 Tax Assessment and Collection ....... 122-1135 Officers of the advisory committee; Brightshore community development quorum; rules of procedure.... 122-2018 district Terms of office of the advisory com- Authority for ordinance ............... 122-2181 mittee ....................... 122-2017 Consent to special powers ............ 122-2186 Creation of the municipal service taxing Designation of initial Board Members. 122-2183 unit ............................ 122-2012 District name........................ 122-2184 Duties of the county administrator or Establishment of the boundaries for the his designee .................... 122-2020 Brightshore Community Develop - Funding and levy of taxes ............ 122-2014 ment District ................... 122-2182 Purpose and governing body .......... 122-2013 Petitioner's commitments ............. 122-2187 Review process ....................... 122-2021 Statutory provisions governing the Tax assessment and collection ........ 122-2015 district ......................... 122-2185 Berkshire Lakes Units 1 & 2 Street Light- Capital project assessment ing MSTU Assessments Annual estimates of expenses; taxation Adoption of final resolution ........ 122-2051 rate ............................ 122-1554 Annual assessment resolution...... 122-2052 Created; boundaries .................. 122-1551 Assessment roll ................... 122-2048 Governing body ...................... 122-1552 Authority ......................... 122-2046 Purpose; powers ..................... 122-1553 Correction of errors and omissions.. 122-2057 Tax assessment and collection ........ 122-1555 Effect of assessment resolutions .... 122-2053 Big Corkscrew Island FCRD Initial assessment resolution ....... 122-2047 Budget .............................. 262-447 Lien of assessments ............... 122-2054 Created, boundaries .................. 262-441 Notice by mail..................... 122-2050 Creation; amendment ................ 262-443 Notice by publication .............. 122-2049 Governing body ...................... 262-444 Procedural irregularities........... 122-2056 Officers .............................. 262-445 Revisions to assessments........... 122-2055 Policies and regulations .............. 262-446 Collection of assessments Powers and duties .................... 262-449 Alternative method of collection .... 122-2059 Status and purpose .................. 262-442 Government property.............. 122-2061 Taxing authority ..................... 262-448 Method of collection ............... 122-2058 Big Cypress Stewardship district Responsibility for enforcement ..... 122-2060 Annual landowners' meeting; election General provisions of supervisors ................... 262-692 Alternative method ................ 122-2071 Board of supervisors; organization, Effect on Ordinance No. 88-23, as powers, duties, and terms of office 262-690 amended ..................... 122-2072 Bonds ............................... 262-696 Introduction Compensation of board; per diem...... 262-691 Definitions ........................ 122-2041 District establishment and boundaries 262-686 General findings ................... 122-2043 Enforcement of taxes and assessments 262-695 Interpretation; title and citation.... 122-2042 Minimum requirements .............. 262-697 Issuance of obligations Miscellaneous ........................ 262-698 Anticipation notes................. 122-2066 Powers of the district; compliance with General authority ................. 122-2062 county plans and regulations .... 262-688 Refunding obligations .............. 122-2070 Provisions of other laws made applicable 262-687 Remedies of holders ............... 122-2069 Sale of real estate within the district; Taxing power not pledged .......... 122-2067 required disclosure to purchaser . 262-689 Temporary obligations ............. 122-2065 Taxes; non -ad valorem assessments ... 262-693 Terms of the obligation ............ 122-2063 Supp. No. 117 CDi:62 CODE INDEX Section SPECIAL DISTRICTS, UNITS (Cont'd.) Trust funds ....................... 122-2068 Variable rate obligations ........... 122-2064 Municipal service benefit units Creation of municipal service benefit units ......................... 122-2044 Landowner petition process ........ 122-2045 Caymas Community Development District Authority for ordinance ............... 122-2091 Consent to special powers ............ 122-2096 Designation of initial board members . 122-2093 District name ........................ 122-2094 Establishment of the boundaries for the Caymas Community Development District ......................... 122-2092 Petitioner's commitments ............. 122-2097 Statutory provisions governing the district ......................... 122-2095 Cedar Hammock Community Develop- ment District Authority for ordinance ............... 122-761 Designation of initial board members . 122-763 District name ........................ 122-764 Establishment of the Cedar Hammock Community Development District 122-762 Legal description ..................... 122-766 Statutory provisions governing district 122-765 Chokoloskee Island MSTU Creation, location .................... 122-1576 Governing board ..................... 122-1578 Purpose and intent ................... 122-1577 City Gate Community Development District Authority for ordinance ............... 122-556 Consent to special powers ............ 122-561 Designation of initial board members . 122-559 District name ........................ 122-558 Establishment of ..................... 122-557 Legal description ..................... 122-563 Petitioner's commitments ............. 122-562 Statutory provisions governing the district ......................... 122-560 Coastal water management MSTU Creation ............................. 122-326 Governing board; powers and duties... 122-328 Purposes; taxing authority............ 122-327 Collier County Lighting District Area established ..................... 122-81 Assessment and collection of taxes .... 122-85 Budget; annual tax levy .............. 122-84 Governing body ...................... 122-82 Purposes; powers and duties .......... 122-83 Collier County Production Park Street Lighting MSTU Annual estimates of expenses; taxation rate ............................ 122-990 Boundaries .......................... 122-987 Created ............................. 122-986 Governing body ...................... 122-988 Purpose, powers ..................... 122-989 Tax assessment, collection ............ 122-991 Section SPECIAL DISTRICTS, UNITS (Cont'd.) Collier County Water -Sewer District Adoption of rates, fees, and other charges 262-286 Annual reports of the district board ... 262-293 Bonds ............................... 262-287 Bonds; qualities of negotiable instru- ments; rights of holders ......... 262-292 Construction of law .................. 262-651 Contracts ............................ 262-295 Conveyance of property without consideration ................... 262-299 County water -sewer district reestablished ................... 262-282 Covenants of the district board with bondholders .................... 262-289 Definitions .......................... 262-284 District approval of construction of water and sewage facilities ............ 262-650 District bonds as securities for public bodies .......................... 262-294 Free water and sewer services prohibited 262-297 Impact fees .......................... 262-298 Jurisdiction, restrictions, and boundar- ies ............................. 262-283 Legislative intent .................... 262-281 Penalties and enforcement............ 262-652 Powers and duties of the district board 262-285 Publication of notice of issuance of bonds 262-291 Special assessments .................. 262-296 Trust funds; trustees ................. 262-288 Unpaid fees to constitute lien ......... 262-290 Collier Mosquito Control District Boundaries; taxation ................. 122-1036 Group insurance ..................... 262-308 Liability insurance ................... 262-307 Minimum charter requirements ....... 262-306 Corporate Square street lighting MSTU Annual estimates of expenses; taxation rate ............................ 122-1349 Created; boundaries .................. 122-1346 Governing body ...................... 122-1347 Purpose; powers ..................... 122-1348 Tax assessment and collection ........ 122-1350 Countryside 1, 2 & 3 street lighting MSTU Annual estimates of expenses; taxation rate ............................ 122-1474 Created; boundaries .................. 122-1471 Governing body ...................... 122-1472 Purpose; powers ..................... 122-1473 Tax assessment and collection ........ 122-1475 Cow Slough Water Control District District creation; boundaries.......... 262-596 Minimum requirements .............. 262-598 Provisions of other laws made applicable 262-597 Crescent Lake Estates Street Lighting MSTU Annual estimate of expenses; taxation rate ............................ 122-1059 Created; boundaries .................. 122-1056 Governing body ...................... 122-1057 Supp. No. 117 CDi:63 COLLIER COUNTY CODE Section Section SPECIAL DISTRICTS, UNITS (Cont'd.) SPECIAL DISTRICTS, UNITS (Cont'd.) Purposes, powers ..................... 122-1058 Consent to special powers ............ 122-432 Tax assessment, collection ............ 122-1060 Designation of initial board members . 122-429 Currents Community Development District District name ........................ 122-430 Authority for ordinance ............... 122-606 Establishment of the Flow Way Com- Consent to special powers ............ 122-611 munity Development District .... 122-428 Designation of initial board members . 122-608 Findings of fact ...................... 122-426 District name ........................ 122-609 Statutory provisions governing district 122-431 Establishment of the Currents Com- Forest Lakes R&DMSTU munity Development District .... 122-607 Advisory committee Petitioner's commitments ............. 122-612 Appointment and composition ...... 122-1802 Statutory provisions governing the Creation .......................... 122-1801 district ......................... 122-610 Duties of administrator ............ 122-1808 Della Drive Municipal Service Benefit Unit Functions, powers and duties....... 122-1807 Authority ............................ 122-1371 Officers; quorum; rules of procedure 122-1805 Creation of .....................:.... 122-1372 Reimbursement expenses .. 122-1806 Duties of County Manager or designee 122-1376 c Removal from oattend office; failure too tte Funding and levy of taxes ............ 122-1374 meetings..................... 122-1804 Purpose and governing body 122-1373 Review process .................... 122-1809 Tax assessment and collection ........ 122-1375 Terms of office 122-1803 Devil's Garden Water Control District ..................... Boundaries extended ................. 262-546 Advisory committee, duties, responsi... . District taxes ........................ 262-549 ties...... .................... 78 122-1780 Management, administration of district 262-548 e ....... Collection of taxes.... 122-1780 Power of the district .................. 262-547 pure n Created; boundaries, purpose, taxing East Naples FCD authority ....................... 122-1776 Candidates for election to board ...... 122-106 Governing board, powers an duties.... 122-1777 East Naples FC&RD Itemized budget ...................... 122-1779 Annual estimate of moneys required; Fronterra Community Development posting ......................... 262-207 District Annual tax millage................... 262-208 Authority for ordinance............... 122-2190 Assessment and collection of taxes .... 262-209 Consent to special powers ............ 122-2195 Authority to issue bonds .............. 262-214 Designation of initial board members . 122-2192 Candidates for election to board ...... 122-106 District name ........................ 122-2193 Established; boundaries .............. 262-201 Establishment ....................... 122-2191 Finances; warrants ................... 262-211 Petitioner's commitments ............. 122-2196 Governing body; officers; compensation 262-202 Statutory provisions governing the Impact fee regulations ................ 262-216 district......................... 122-2194 Investigations ....................... 262-205 Golden Gate Beautification MSTU Payment of costs of referendum ....... 262-215 Advisory committee, duties, responsibili- Personnel............................ 262-204 ties............................. 122-1084 Powers and duties of board ........... 262-203 Authority ............................ 122-1081 Remittance to board .................. 262-210 Creation; boundaries ................. 122-1082 Rules and regulations ................ 262-206 Funding and levy of taxes ............ 122-1085 Treasurer Millage referendum .................. 122-1086 Bond .............................. 262-212 Purposes and governing body......... 122-1083 Semiannual reports ................ 262-213 Golden Gate FC&RD Fiddler's Creek Community Development Boundaries of the district ............. 262-573 District # 2 Finances ............................ 262-576 Authority for ordinance ............... 122-476 Governing board..................... 262-575 Consent to special powers ............ 122-481 Miscellaneous ........................ 262-577 Designation of initial board members . 122-478 Name of district ..................... 262-572 District name ........................ 122-479 Powers of the district................. 262-574 Establishment of the Fiddler's Creek Preamble ............................ 262-571 Community Development District Golden Gate Lighting District Extension # 2 ............................. 122-477 Construction of article provisions ..... 122-252 Statutory provisions governing district 122-480 District created; boundaries defined; Flow Way Community Development millage limitation ............... 122-251 District Golden Gate MSD Authority for ordinance ............... 122-427 Creation; boundaries ................. 122-201 Supp. No. 117 CDi:64 CODE INDEX Section SPECIAL DISTRICTS, UNITS (Cont'd.) Governing board; powers and duties... 122-203 Advisory committee; millage ....... 122-202 Goodland Street Lighting MSTU Authority for this article ............. 122-1106 Creation; boundaries ................. 122-1107 Funding and levy of taxes ............ 122-1109 Purposes and governing body......... 122-1108 Goodland/Horr's Island Fire Control District Boundaries .......................... 122-2032 Creation and establishment .......... 122-2033 Governing board; powers and duties... 122-2034 Title and citation .................... 122-2031 Hacienda Lakes Community Development District Authority for ordinance ............... 122-786 Consent to special powers ............ 122-791 Designation of initial board members . 122-789 District name ........................ 122-788 Establishment ....................... 122-787 Petitioner's commitments ............. 122-792 Statutory provisions governing the district ......................... 122-790 Hacienda North Community Development District Authority for ordinance ............... 122-1931 Consent to special powers ............ 122-1936 Designation of initial board members . 122-1933 District name ........................ 122-1934 Establishment of the boundaries for the Hacienda North Community Development District............ 122-1932 Petitioner commitments .............. 122-1937 Statutory provisions governing the district ......................... 122-1935 Haldeman Creek Maintenance Dredging Municipal Service Taxing Unit Advisory Committee Creation, appointment and composi- tion .......................... 122-2216 Functions, powers and duties....... 122-2219 Officers, quorum and rules of procedure .................... 122-2218 Terms of office ..................... 122-2217 Authority ............................ 122-2211 County manager or his designee, duties 122-2220 Creation ............................. 122-2212 Funding and levy of taxes ............ 122-2214 Purpose and governing body .......... 122-2213 Review process ....................... 122-2221 Tax assessment and collection ........ 122-2215 Hawksridge Stormwater Pumping System MSTU Annual estimates of expenses; taxation rate ............................ 122-1705 Authority ............................ 122-1702 Boundaries .......................... 122-1703 Creation, purpose .................... 122-1701 Governing body ...................... 122-1704 Section SPECIAL DISTRICTS, UNITS (Cont'd.) Tax assessment and collection ........ 122-1706 Henderson Creek Park FCD Annual budget ....................... 122-175 Annual tax levy ...................... 122-176 Assessment, collection of taxes........ 122-177 Boundaries .......................... 122-172 Governing board ..................... 122-173 Name ............................... 122-171 Powers and duties of board ........... 122-174 Receipts, expenditures ................ 122-178 Heritage Bay Community Development District Authority for article .................. 122-2161 Consent to special powers ............ 122-2166 District name ........................ 122-2164 Establishment of district ............. 122-2162 Initial board members Designation of initial board members 122-2163 Statutory provisions governing district 122-2165 Heritage Greens Community Develop- ment District Authority ............................ 122-1902 Boundaries .......................... 122-1901 District name ........................ 122-1904 Established .......................... 122-1901 Initial board members designated..... 122-1903 Statutory provisions governing district 122-1905 Home rule ordinance. See herein: Municipal Service Benefit Unit Facilities, Improvements, Etc. Hyde Park Community Development District 1 Authority ............................ 122-2271 Consent to special powers ............ 122-2276 Designation of initial board members . 122-2273 District name ........................ 122-2274 Establishment of the Hyde Park Com- munity Development District 1 .. 122-2272 Petitioner's commitments ............. 122-2277 Statutory provisions governing the district ......................... 122-2275 Immokalee Beautification MSTU Advisory committee Appointment and composition ...... 122-1840 Creation .......................... 122-1839 Duties of county administrator or his designee ..................... 122-1846 Functions, powers and duties of com- mittee ....................... 122-1845 Officers, quorum, rules of procedure 122-1843 Reimbursement of expenses........ 122-1844 Removal from office, failure to attend meetings ..................... 122-1842 Review process .................... 122-1847 Terms of office ..................... 122-1841 Authority ............................ 122-1827 Boundaries .......................... 122-1828 Collection of taxes .................... 122-1832 Created ............................. 122-1826 Supp. No. 117 CDi:65 COLLIER COUNTY CODE Section Section SPECIAL DISTRICTS, UNITS (Cont'd.) SPECIAL DISTRICTS, UNITS (Cont'd.) Governing board, powers and duties... 122-1829 Compensation of personnel ........... 262-83 Itemized budget and millage rate ..... 122-1831 Construction ......................... 262-27 Purpose ............................. 122-1830 Construction, maintenance of canals, Immokalee FCD other waterways ................ 262-72 Created, boundaries .................. 262-166 Created, boundaries.................. 262-51 Emergency medical and rescue response Declaration of lien ................... 262-68 services ........................ 262-169 Delinquent taxes..................... 262-66 Governing body ...................... 262-167 Dissolution, increased taxation ....... 262-82 Officers; powers ...................... 262-168 Duties of board of commissioners ..... 262-59 Policies, rules and regulations, and fire Duties of treasurer ................... 262-71 code ............................ 262-170 Effect of appeals..................... 262-81 Taxes; non -ad valorem assessments; Enforcement of liens ................. 262-69 impact fees; user charges ........ 262-171 Engineer; selection, qualification, Immokalee Lighting District general authority ............... 262-55 Advisory committee .................. 122-531 Entry onto property restricted ........ 262-75 Assessment and collection of taxes .... 122-533 Hearing; decree ...................... 262-61 Authority ............................ 122-527 Incorporation of existing improvements 262-91 Boundaries .......................... 122-526 Issuance of bonds.................... 262-86 Budget; annual tax millage ........... 122-532 Obstruction of canals, etc ............. 262-95 Creation ............................. 122-528 Overseers............................ 262-85 Governing body; advisory group....... 122-529 "Owner" defined ..................... 262-84 Purpose ............................. 122-530 Payment of assessments.............. 262-92 Immokalee Water and Sewer District Penalty on delinquent taxes .......... 262-67 Assessable improvements; levy and pay- Petition of adjustment of assessments ment of special assessments ..... 262-489 or benefits ...................... 262-88 Audits ............................... 262-494 Plan of reclamation, improvement Boundaries .......................... 262-483 Implementation; organization of board Collection of rates and charges........ 262-491 of commissioners ............. 262-58 Connection with sewer system ........ 262-492 Preparation, submission ........... 262-56 Declaration of policy ................. 262-493 Transmission, appointment of com- Definitions .......................... 262-482 missioners ................... 262-57 [Effective provisions.] ................ 262-495 Private construction of drains......... 262-93 Funds ............................... 262-487 Publication of report; notice........... 262-60 Governing body ...................... 262-485 Records.............................. 262-74 Objects and purposes of the district ... 262-484 Removal of personnel ................. 262-90 Organization ......................... 262-486 Security of bonds..................... 262-94 Powers of board ...................... 262-488 Supplemental nature of act........... 262-96 Short title ........................... 262-481 Surety bonds ........................ 262-78 Water rates and service charges ...... 262-490 Tax levy ............................. 262-28 Isles of Capri MR&FS Capital Improve- For maintenance .................. 262-87 ment District Taxation; lien; enforcement ........... 262-54 Authority ............................ 122-1877 Trial, execution ...................... 262-70 Creation; boundaries ................. 122-1876 Warrants, interest ................... 262-77 Funding and levy of taxes ............ 122-1880 Key Marco Community Development Governing board, powers and duties... 122-1878 District Millage referendum election .......... 122-1881 Authority ............................ 122-1852 Purpose ............................. 122-1879 Designation of initial board members . 122-1853 Jaudon Drainage District District name ........................ 122-1854 Abatement of actions by death, dis- Establishment ....................... 122-1851 ability .......................... 262-80 Statutory provisions governing district 122-1855 Amendment of reclamation plan ...... 262-89 League Road/Trafford Farms Road MSTBU Annual levy ......................... 262-29 Annual estimates of expenses, taxation Attorney ............................. 262-73 and assessment rate ............ 122-689 Board of supervisors Authority ............................ 122-686 Composition, organization, etc...... 262-52 Creation of the municipal service taxing Filling vacancies .................. 262-53 unit............................ 122-687 Bridges .............................. 262-76 Duties of the county manager or his Change of venue ..................... 262-79 designee........................ 122-691 Collection of taxes .................... 262-65 Purpose and governing body.......... 122-688 Supp. No. 117 CDi:66 CODE INDEX Section Section SPECIAL DISTRICTS, UNITS (Cont'd.) SPECIAL DISTRICTS, UNITS (Cont'd.) Tax and assessment and collection .... 122-690 Governing body ...................... 122-1497 Lely Golf Estates Beautification MSTU Purpose; powers ..................... 122-1498 Advisory committee, duties, responsibili- Tax assessment and collection ........ 122-1500 ties ............................. 122-1448 Naples Drainage District Collection of taxes .................... 122-1450 1919 ratification of creation .......... 262-26 Created, boundaries, purposes, taxing 1921 ratification of actions ........... 262-27 authority ....................... 122-1446 Naples Harbor District Governing board, powers and duties... 122-1447 Acquisition of property ............... 262-128 Itemized budget ...................... 122-1449 Board of commissioners Lighting district Initial composition, terms, etc ...... 262-123 Procedure to create or enlarge lighting Powers, duties ..................... 262-122 district ......................... 122-1 Borrowing funds, notes ............... 262-130 Marco Island FCD Construction, maintenance of harbor, Annexation .......................... 262-332 canals, etc ...................... 262-126 Annual estimate of money needed filed Cooperation with federal government . 262-138 with county; notice .............. 262-336 Created, boundaries.................. 262-121 Annual millage rate of taxes.......... 262-337 Denomination of bonds; payment, etc.. 262-133 Area of district ....................... 262-331 Docks, wharves, etc................... 262-142 Assessment and collection of taxes .... 262-338 Election of commissioners ............ 262-124 Election of board members............ 262-341 Form of bonds 262-134 Election of officers 262-334 " .................. .. ................... Finances; payments by treasurer; bond; Handling funds ................ 262-1 40 semiannual report .............. 262-340 Maintenance of waterways 262-127 General powers of board .............. 262-335 Manner of payment .................. 262-136 Impact fee regulations ................ 262-335 Organization; chairman, secretary .... 262-125 Liberal construction .................. 262-342 Payment of certain expenses.......... 262-143 Nomination of fire district board; Permanent loans, bonds authorized ... 262-131 advisory committee ............. 262-333 Record of bonds...................... 262-135 Mediterra South Community Develop- Referendum on bonds ................ 262-132 ment District Retirement of bonds .................. 262-139 Authority for ordinance ............... 122-706 Status of act......................... 262-137 Designation of initial board members . 122-708 Supervision of work .................. 262-141 District name ........................ 122-709 Tax levy............................. 262-129 Establishment of the Mediterra South Unlawful acts ........................ 262-144 Community Development District 122-707 Naples Heritage Community Develop - Legal description ..................... 122-711 ment District Statutory provisions governing district 122-710 Board members ...................... 122-1985 MSBU facilities, improvements, special Boundaries .......................... 122-1983 assessments and bond issues Findings ............................. 122-1981 Alternative method .................. 122-27 Grant of petition establishing district . 122-1982 Bond issues Name ............................... 122-1984 Funds ............................ 122-58 Statutory provisions governing district 122-1986 Issuance .......................... 122-56 Naples Park Area Drainage Improvement Refunding bonds .................. 122-60 MST&BU Remedies of bondholders........... 122-59 Annual budget ....................... 122-1238 Taxing power not pledged.......... 122-57 Bond issuance ....................... 122-1242 Creation ............................. 122-29 Remedies of bondholders........... 122-1245 Definitions .......................... 122-26 Boundaries.......................... 122-1236 No referendum required .............. 122-28 Collection of taxes.................... 122-1239 Powers .............................. 122-30 Creation............................. 122-1236 Special assessments Definitions .......................... 122-1240 Alternative method of collection .... 122-43 Funds ............................... 122-1244 Levy and payment ................. 122-42 Governing board Savings provisions ................. 122-41 Powers and duties................. 122-1237 Muirfield Subdivision Street Lighting Purposes ............................ 122-1236 MSTU Special assessments Annual estimates of expenses; taxation Procedure for levy and collection of. 122-1241 rate ............................ 122-1499 Taxing authority..................... 122-1238 Created; boundaries .................. 122-1496 Taxing power not pledged ............ 122-1243 Supp. No. 117 CDi:67 SPECIAL DISTRICTS, UNITS (Cont'd.) Naples Production Park MST&BU Assessment bonds .................... Construction of improvements; levying of special assessments........... Creation, boundaries ................. Definitions .......................... Governing board ..................... Levy of taxes ........................ Purpose ............................. Naples Reserve Community Development District Authority for ordinance ............... Consent to special powers ............ Designation of initial board members . District name ........................ Establishment of the Naples Reserve Community Development District Petitioner's commitments ............. Statutory provisions governing the district ......................... North Naples FC&RD Boundaries .......................... Eminent domain ..................... Finances ............................ Governing board ..................... Miscellaneous ........................ Name of district ..................... Powers of the district ................. Preamble ............................ Referendum elections ................ North Naples MSTD Creation, purpose, authority .......... Governing board, powers and duties.. . Ochopee FCD Advisory board ....................... Construction of article ................ Creation ............................. Governing board, powers and duties.. . Prerequisite to tax levy ............... Orange Blossom Ranch Community Development District Authority for ordinance ............... Consent to special powers ............ Designation of initial board members . District name ........................ Establishment of ..................... Statutory provisions governing the district ......................... Petitioner's commitments ............. Palm River Sidewalk Municipal Service Taxing Unit Authority ............................ Conflict and severability.............. Creation of the Municipal Service Taxing Unit............................ Duties of the county manager or designee Funding and levy of taxes ............ Purpose and governing body .......... Tax assessment and collection ........ COLLIER COUNTY CODE Section SPECIAL DISTRICTS, UNITS (Cont'd.) Pelican Bay improvement district 122-1187 Action taken on consent of landowners Ad valorem taxes .................... 122-1186 122-1182 122-1181 122-1184 122-1185 122-1183 122-501 122-506 122-504 122-503 122-502 122-507 122-505 262-518 262-523 262-521 262-520 262-524 262-517 262-519 262-516 262-522 122-351 122-352 122-229 122-230 122-226 122-227 122-228 122-1961 122-1966 122-1963 122-1964 122-1962 122-1965 122-1967 122-2251 122-2257 122-2252 122-2256 122-2254 122-2253 122-2255 Supp. No. 117 CDi:68 Adoption, revision and revocation of water management and control plan............................ Agreements with other political bodies for the joint discharge of common functions ....................... Annual budget ....................... Assessing land for benefits; apportion- ment of tax; lands belonging to the state assessed; tax record........ Authorization and form of bonds ...... Benefit taxes ........................ Bids required ........................ Bonds as legal investment or security. Covenants ........................... Created, boundaries .................. Defeasance .......................... Definitions .......................... Discontinuance of service ............. Enforcement and penalties ........... Enforcement of taxes ................. Exemption of district property from execution ....................... Extension of services outside boundar- ies............................. Fees, rentals, and charges; procedure for adoption and modifications; minimum revenue requirements . Foreclosure of liens ................... General obligation bonds ............. Governing board ..................... Interim certificates; replacement certificates ...................... Issuance of additional bonds .......... Issuance of bond anticipation notes ... Issuance of certificates of indebtedness based on assessments for assess- able improvements; assessment bonds .......................... Maintenance of projects across rights - of -way .......................... Maintenance tax ..................... Mandatory use of certain district facili- ties and services ................ Negotiability of bonds ................ Payment of taxes, redemption of tax liens by the district; sharing in proceeds of tax sale under F.S. § 194.21........................ Pledge by state to bondholders of district Powers .............................. Recovery of delinquent charges ....... Refunding bonds ..................... Revenue bonds ....................... Sale of bonds ........................ Section 262-413 262-394, 262- 395 262-375 262-409 262-373 262-376 262-381 262-396 262-407 262-389 262-390 262-366 262-384 262-367 262-412 262-414 262-398 262-416 262-417 262-410 262-403 262-388 262-368 262-382 262-385 262-377 262-402 262-408 262-397 262-406 262-383 262-405 262-393 262-370 262-411 262-386 262-387 262-380 CODE INDEX Section Section SPECIAL DISTRICTS, UNITS (Cont'd.) SPECIAL DISTRICTS, UNITS (Cont'd.) Seal ................................. 262-372 Pine Ridge Industrial Park MST&BU Short-term borrowing ................ 262-378 Additional, supplemental methods Special assessments .................. 262-401 Bonds............................. 122-938 Succession ........................... 262-369 Construction of assessable improve - Suits against the district ............. 262-415 ments; levying of special assess - Tax exemption ....................... 262-400 ments........................ 122-937 Tax liens ............................ 262-404 Definitions........................ 122-936 Treasurer; depositories; fiscal agent ... 262-371 Provisions supplemental ........... 122-939 Trust agreements .................... 262-379 Creation, purpose, taxing authority ... 122-921 Validity of bonds; validation proceed- Governing board, powers and duties... 122-922 ings ............................ 262-391 Platt Road Municipal Service Benefit Unit Water management and control plans; Authority ............................ 122-846 proceedings thereof ............. 262-374 Creation of the municipal service benefit When unpaid tax is delinquent; penalty 262-399 unit ............................ 122-847 Within act furnishes full authority for Duties of the county manager......... 122-850 issuance of bonds ............... 262-392 Funding............................. 122-849 Pelican Bay municipal service taxing and Purpose and governing body .......... 122-848 benefit unit Port of the Islands Community Improve - Administration ment District Composition, nomination and appoint- Authority ............................ 122-1292 Clarification of regulatory jurisdiction ment . . ........... 122-1662 of the Ochopee Fire Control District 122-1296 of Pelican Creation of the Pelican Bay municipal District name ........................ 122-1293 service taxing and benefit unit Establishment 122-1291 advisory committee known as ....................... Special district powers ............... 122-1295 the Pelican Bay Services Di... Statutory provisions governing district 122-1294 sion Board .... ......... 122-1668 Private Road Emergency Repair Municipal manager Duties of the county manager ...... 122-1668 Service Taxing Unit Functions, powers and duties of the . ... ... Authority122-1156 Pelican Bay Services Division the M Taxing Creation of the Municipal Service Taxing MunicipalService S Board ........................ 122-1667 Unit............................ 122-1157 Officers; quorum; rules of procedure 122-1665 Duties of the County Manager or Opportunity to comment prior to Designee ....................... 122-1161 initial implementation or use of Funding and Levy of Taxes ........... 122-1159 the unit's taxing and assess- Purpose and Governing Body ......... 122-1158 ment authority ............... 122-1670 Tax Assessment and Collection ....... 122-1160 Reimbursement of expenses ........ 122-1666 Public guardianship programs........... 46-2 Removal from office; failure to attend Quarry Community Development District meetings ..................... 122-1664 Authority for article.................. 122-2151 Review process .................... 122-1669 Consent to special powers ............ 122-2156 Terms of office ..................... 122-1663 Designation of initial board members . 122-2153 Annual estimates of expenses; taxation District name ........................ 122-2154 and assessment rate ............ 122-1655 Establishment of the quarry community Boundaries of the unit ............... 122-1652 development district 122-2152 Creation of the pelican bay municipal Statutory provisions governing the service taxing and benefit unit... 122-1651 district ......................... 122-2155 Governing body ...................... 122-1653 Radio Road Beautification MSTU Purpose; powers ..................... 122-1654 Authority 122-2001 Tax and assessment, imposition and Created ............................. 122-2002 collection ....................... 122-1656 Funding............................. 122-2004 Pine Air Lakes Community Development Governing body ...................... 122-2003 District Levy of taxes ........................ 122-2004 Authority for ordinance ............... 122-401 Purpose ............................. 122-2003 Designation of initial board members . 122-403 Tax assessment and collection ........ 122-2005 District name ........................ 122-404 Railhead Industrial Park street lighting Establishment of the Pine Air Lakes MSTU Community Development District 122-402 Annual estimates of expenses; taxation Legal description ..................... 122-406 rate............................ 122-965 Statutory provisions governing district 122-405 Boundaries .......................... 122-962 Supp. No. 117 CDi:69 COLLIER COUNTY CODE Section Section SPECIAL DISTRICTS, UNITS (Cont'd.) SPECIAL DISTRICTS, UNITS (Cont'd.) Created ............................. 122-961 Governing body.................... 118-88 Governing body ...................... 122-963 Powers ......................... 118-89 Purpose, powers ..................... 122-964 Mandatory solid waste collection ... 118-102 Tax assessment, collection ............ 122-966 Ownership of solid waste and program River Reach street lighting MSTU recyclables ................... 118-103 Annual estimates of expenses; taxation Payments ......................... 118-98 rate ............................ 122-1399 Penalties.......................... 118-108 Created; boundaries .................. 122-1396 Prima facie evidence of accumula- Governing body ...................... 122-1397 tion of solid waste ............ 118-92 Purpose; powers ..................... 122-1398 Rate resolution Tax assessment and collection ........ 122-1400 Annual ......................... 118-94 Riviera Colony Golf Estates Unit Two Certification of rate resolution ... 118-95 street lighting MSTD Responsibilities of contractor and Annual estimates of expenses; taxation customer for solid waste collec- rate............................ 122-634 tion.......................... 118-104 Created; boundaries .................. 122-631 Scope of special assessment ........ 118-97 y...................... Governingbody 122-632 Self hauler exemption permits for Purpose; powers ..................... 122-633 commercial and residential Tax assessment, collection ............ 122-635 property; procedure for obtain - Riviera Golf Estates, Unit 1, Phases 1, 2 ing and revoking exemption and 3 street lighting MSTD permits ...................... 118-106 Annual estimates of expenses; taxation Solid waste collection, disposal and administration service charge rate ............................ 122-875 Annual assessment.............. 118-93 Boundaries .......................... 122-872 Prior to initiation of annual special Created ............................. 122-871 assessment ................ 118-96 Governingbody y ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 122-873 Termination of service by contractor 118-105 Purpose; powers ..................... 122-874 Trust fund ........................ 118-91 Tax assessment, collection ............ 122-876 South 8th Street/Doak Avenue MSTBU Rock road improvement municipal service Annual estimates of expenses, taxation taxing unit and assessment rate 122-659 Creation of the Rock Road Improve- Authority........... .. 122-656 ment Municipal Service Taxing Creation of the municipal service taxing Unit Advisory Committee, appoint- unit ............................ 122-657 ment and composition ........... 122-2201 Duties of the county manager or his Functions, powers and duties of the designee ........................ 122-661 committee ...................... 122-2204 Purpose and governing body.......... 122-658 Officers of the committee, quorum and Tax assessment and collection ........ 122-660 rules of procedure ............... 122-2203 Stormwater utility benefit areas Terms of office of the committee ...... 122-2202 Establishing area of operation, benefit Sabal Palm Road extension MST&BU areas ........................... 134-324 Annual budget, taxing authority ...... 122-1323 Talis Park Community Development Creation, boundaries, purposes ....... 122-1321 District Governing board, powers and duties... 122-1322 Authority for ordinance ............... 122-452 Solid waste districts 1 and 2 MSBU Consent to general powers and recogni- Collection and disposal of MSBU tion of rights regarding future Annual assessment ................ 118-93 special powers .................. 122-457 Annual rate resolution ............. 118-94 Designation of initial board members . 122-454 Budget adoption ................... 118-90 District name........................ 122-455 Correction of errors and omissions.. 118-99 Establishment ....................... 122-453 Creation, purpose, and declaration of Findings of fact ...................... 122-451 benefit ....................... 118-87 Legal description..................... 122-458 Definitions ........................ 118-86 Statutory provisions governing district 122-456 Delinquency; and liens ............. 118-97 Tall Pines Subdivision Street Lighting Enforcement .................... 118-101 MSTU Enforcement of annual assessments 118-101 Annual estimate of expenses; taxation Failure to include residential real rate ............................ 122-1015 property on roll ............... 118-100 Boundaries.......................... 122-1012 Financial hardship deferments..... 118-107 Created ............................. 122-1011 Supp. No. 117 CDi;70 CODE INDEX Section Section SPECIAL DISTRICTS, UNITS (Cont'd.) SPECIAL DISTRICTS, UNITS (Cont'd.) Governing body ...................... 122-1013 Creation of the municipal service taxing Purpose, powers ..................... 122-1014 unit............................ 122-377 Tax assessment, collection ............ 122-1016 Creation of the Vanderbilt Waterway Taramindo community development district Municipal Service Taxing Unit Authority for ordinance ............... 122-1916 Advisory Committee, appointment Consent to special powers ............ 122-1921 and composition ................. 122-381 Designation of initial board members . 122-1918 Duties of the county manager or designee 122-385 District name ........................ 122-1919 Functions, powers and duties of the Establishment of the Tamarindo Com- committee ...................... 122-384 munity Development District .... 122-1917 Funding and levy of taxes ............ 122-379 Petitioner's commitments ............. 122-1922 Officers of the committee, quorum and Statutory provisions governing the rules of procedure ............... 122-383 district ......................... 122-1920 Purpose and governing body.......... 122-378 Terreno Community Development District Tax assessment and collection ........ 122-380 Authority for ordinance ............... 122-1946 Terms of office of the committee ...... 122-382 Consent to special powers ............ 122-1951 Verona Walk Community Development Designation of initial board members . 122-1948 District District name ........................ 122-1949 Authority for article.................. 122-2141 Establishment of the boundaries for the Consent to special powers ............ 122-2146 Terreno Community Development Designation of initial board members . 122-2143 District ......................... 122-1947 District name........................ 122-2144 Petitioner commitments .............. 122-1952 Establishment of the Verona Walk Com- Statutory provisions governing the munity Development District .... 122-2142 district ......................... 122-1950 Statutory provisions governing the Unincorporated county area MSTU district ......................... 122-2145 General Victoria Park I Street Lighting MSTU Appropriations .................... 122-825 Annual estimates of expenses; taxation Created; boundaries ............... 122-821 rate............................ 122-1424 Determination of services .......... 122-824 Created; boundaries .................. 122-1421 Governing body .................... 122-822 Governing body ...................... 122-1422 Maintenance of accounts........... 122-826 Purpose; powers p p � 122-1423 Services provided .................. 122-823 Tax assessment and collection ........ collection 122-1425 Vanderbilt Beach Beautification Municipal Victoria Park One MSTU Service Taxing Unit Authority ............................ 122-276 Creation ............................. 122-301 Conversion of overhead utility distribu- Governing board; powers and duties... 122-303 tion facilities to underground Purpose; authority to levy taxes....... 122-302 service ......................... 122-287 Wentworth Estates Community Develop - Creation of the municipal service taxing ment District unit ............................ 122-277 Authority for article.................. 122-2131 Creation of the Vanderbilt Beach Consent to special powers ............ 122-2136 Beautification Advisory Commit- Designation of initial board members . 122-2133 tee; appointment and composition 122-281 District name ........................ 122-2134 Duties of the county manager or his Establishment of the Wentworth Estates designee ........................ 122-285 Community Development District 122-2132 Functions, powers and duties of the Petitioner's commitments ............. 122-2137 advisory committee ............. 122-284 Statutory provisions governing district 122-2135 Funding and levy of taxes ............ 122-279 Winding cypress community development Officers of the advisory committee; district quorum; rules of procedure ...... 122-283 Authority for ordinance ............... 122-2171 Purpose and governing body .......... 122-278 Consent to special powers ............ 122-2176 Review process ....................... 122-286 Designation of initial board members . 122-2173 Tax assessment and collection ........ 122-280 District name ........................ 122-2174 Terms of office of the advisory commit- Establishment of the Winding Cypress tee ............................. 122-282 Community Development District 122-2172 Vanderbilt waterway municipal service Petitioner's commitments ............. 122-2177 taxing unit Statutory provisions governing the Authority ............................ 122-376 district......................... 122-2175 Supp. No. 117 CDi:71 COLLIER COUNTY CODE Section SPECIAL MAGISTRATES Consolidated code enforcement regula- tions Special magistrate ................... 2-2021 et seq. See: CODE ENFORCEMENT SPILLS. See: LEAKS, SPILLS SPORTING EVENTS Community event noise relief permits ... 54-88 SPRINKLER SYSTEMS NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ 58-26 STANDS Newsracks in public rights -of -way ....... 110-56 et seq. See: ROADS, BRIDGES, ETC. Parking restrictions signs ............... 130-34 Violations. See: TRAFFIC AND VEHICLES Roadside stands ........................ 26-1 STATE CERTIFICATES Building trades contractors ............. 22-161 et seq. Holders of state certificates........... 22-203(b) STATE GAME AND FRESH WATER FISH COMMISSION Aquatic plant management .............. 14-2 STATE LAW REFERENCES False reporting of violations of county and state laws ......................... 94-151 et seq. See: OFFENSES AND MISCEL- LANEOUS PROVISIONS References to Code ..................... 1-3 STATUTES County parks, prohibitions .............. 98-58, 246-27 STOCKADES. See: DETENTION FACILI- TIES STORAGE Auxiliary storage tank, barrel Automotive fuel emergency regulations 38-91(4) See also: FUEL Litter, weed and exotics control.......... 54-175 et seq. See: SOLID WASTE NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ 58-26 Nonconsent towing private property towing and storage of vehicles ............. 26-226 et seq. See: TOWING Parking, storage and use of vehicle control ordinance ......................... 130-91 See: TRAFFIC AND VEHICLES Storage of litter ........................ 118-65, 118-66 Litter control regulations. See: SOLID WASTE Storage of litter ........................ 54-183 See: SOLID WASTE Section STORMWATER Drainage swales Stopping, standing or parking prohibi- tions ........................... 130-66 Flood damage prevention ............... 62-26 et seq. See: FLOODS AND FLOOD DAMAGE PREVENTION Hawksridge stormwater pumping system. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS Stormwater utility Adjustment of utility fee and assess- ments;corrections............... 134-329 Applicability ......................... 134-314 Assessments and utility fees .......... 134-326 Authority ............................ 134-313 Billing and payment of utility fees or assessments, penalties; adjust- ments .......................... 134-328 Creation of comprehensive stormwater management utility code ........ 134-330 Credits against utility fees and assess- ments .......................... 134-327 Definitions .......................... 134-312 Development, implementation, and application of funding ........... 134-320 Establishing area of operation, benefit areas ........................... 134-324 Establishment of enterprise fund ..... 134-318 Establishment of utility .............. 134-317 Findings, purpose and declaration of benefit ......................... 134-316 Governing board, powers and duties... 134-315 Imposition of fees .................... 134-323 Issuance of bonds .................... 134-319 Notice requirements .................. 134-325 Operating budget .................... 134-321 Required levels of rates for fees and assessments .................... 134-322 Title and citation .................... 134-311 Water resources management ........... 90-26 et seq. See: WATER RESOURCES MANAGE- MENT STORMWATER PUMPING SYSTEM Special districts created and established, powers, purposes .................. Chs. 122, 262 Listing of districts. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS STREET LIGHTING DISTRICTS. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS STREETS. See: ROADS, ETC. SUBCONTRACTORS Building trades contractors ............. 22-161 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION SUBDIVISIONS Addresses. See herein: Numbering of Structures Supp. No. 117 CDi:72 CODE INDEX Section SUBDIVISIONS (Cont'd.) Consolidated code enforcement regula- tions .............................. 2-2001 et seq. et seq. See: CODE ENFORCEMENT Dedicating or accepting any plat or subdivi- sion Certain ordinances not affected by Code 1-10(10) Development agreements ............... 106-106 et seq. See: PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Golden Gate Estates Subdivision Extinguishing of certain perimeter and bisecting easements ............. 254-5 Housing finance authority .............. 2-866 et seq. See: AFFORDABLE HOUSING Litter, weed and exotics control.......... 54-175 et seq. See: SOLID WASTE Numbering of structures Procedures for re -naming of develop- ments, subdivisions, streets and buildings ....................... 22-358 Planning, zoning and subdivision regula- tions .............................. 250-26 et seq. See: PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Procurement services division Prohibition against subdivision ....... 2-207 Special districts created and established, powers, purposes .................. Chs. 122, 262 Listing of districts. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS Zoning reevaluation for development .... 106-31 et seq. See: PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT SUITS, ACTIONS AND OTHER PROCEED- INGS Capital improvement revenue bonds ..... 2-651 et seq. Remedies of bondholders ............. 2-658 Consolidated code enforcement regula- tions .............................. 2-2001 et seq. et seq. See: CODE ENFORCEMENT Family mediation service fees ........... Health related services, fees Civil action procedures ............... Revenue bonds for transportation, road programs, etc. Remedies of bondholders ............. Service charges and additional court costs Sexually -oriented businesses, judicial review ............................ SULFUR NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ Section SURVEYS, MAPS AND PLATS (Cont'd.) FEMA Flood Insurance Rate Map "V" (velocity) zone Coastal zone protection building require- ments .......................... 22-286 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION Flood insurance map Flood damage prevention ............. 62-26 et seq. See: FLOODS AND FLOOD DAMAGE PREVENTION Subdivision plat dedications Certain ordinances not affected by Code 1-10(10) SWIMMING Preserve lands Activities within preserve lands....... 54-335(r) SWIMMING POOL CODE Standard Swimming Pool Code.......... 22-136, 22-137 See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION SWIMMING POOLS Public swimming pools Fees ................................. 66-122 Plumbing inspections ................. 66-120 Pool operator's certificate ............. 66-117 Procedure for obtaining a pool operator's certificate ...................... 66-118 Regulations incorporated by reference and definitions .................. 66-116 Swimming pool water quality ......... 66-119 Violations ........................... 66-121 SWIMMING POOLISPA CONTRACTORS Building trades contractors ............. 22-161 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION T TALL PINES SUBDIVISION. See: SPECIAL 46-3 DISTRICTS TANKS 66-64 Automotive fuel emergency regulations Fuel tanks half empty ................ Water tanks for private fire protection 2-638 NFPA Code or Standard adopted..... . 46-1 TARAMINDO COMMUNITY DEVELOP- 26-198 MENT DISTRICT. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS 58-26 SURVEYS, MAPS AND PLATS Building code Incorporation of updated wind zone maps 22-27 CATV system construction .............. 30-42 Code enforcement board powers ......... 2-1014 See also: CODE ENFORCEMENT TAXATION Ad valorem tax Sunset of the Conservation Collier ad valorem tax ..................... Ad valorem tax exemptions Certain ordinances not affected by Code Bond issues and financing capital projects See: FINANCES Supp. No. 117 CDi:73 38-91(6) 61.1p 8 54-285 1-10(5) 2-611 et seq. COLLIER COUNTY CODE Section Section TAXATION (Cont'd.) TAXATION (Cont'd.) Businesses ............................. Ch. 26 Title ................................ 126-211 Capital improvement revenue bonds ..... 2-651 et seq. Delinquency Taxing power not pledged ............ 2-656 Sexually -oriented business permit Capital project assessment revocation ...................... 26-197 Adoption of final resolution........... 126-231 Economic development .................. 49-93 et seq. Alternative method .................. 126-251 See: ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Alternative method of collection....... 126-239 Finance ................................ 2-396 et seq. Annual assessment resolution ........ 126-232 Gas taxes Anticipation notes .................... 126-246 Revenue bonds for transportation, roads Assessment roll ...................... 126-228 and related programs ........... 2-631 et seq. Authority ............................ 126-226 See: FINANCES Correction of errors and omissions .... 126-237 Gasoline tax. See herein: Motor Fuel Taxes Creation of municipal service benefit Immokalee Enterprise Zone units ........................... 126-224 Exemption of local tax on electric energy Definitions .......................... 126-221 used by qualified businesses in .. 126-1 Effect of assessment resolutions ...... 126-233 Law library tax exemption .............. 46-37 Effect on ordinance, as amended ...... 126-252 Levying taxes General authority .................... 126-242 Certain ordinances not affected by Code 1-10(7) General findings ..................... 126-223 Local business tax...................... 126-111 et seq. Government property ................ 126-241 See: BUSINESSES Initial assessment resolution ......... 126-227 Local services and improvements Interpretation; title and citation ...... 126-222 Certain ordinances not affected by Code 1-10(9) Landowner petition process........... 126-225 Motor fuel taxes Lien of assessments .................. 126-234 Gasoline tax Method of collection .................. 126-238 Additional five -cent levy ........... 126-28 Notice by mail ....................... 126-230 Nine -cent levy..................... 126-27 Notice by publication ................. 126-229 One -cent levy ..................... 126-26 Procedural irregularities ............. 126-236 Seventh -cent levy.................. 126-29 Refunding obligations ................ 126-250 Municipal service benefit unit facilities, Remedies of holders .................. 126-249 improvements, special assessments Responsibility for enforcement ........ 126-240 and bond issues ................... 122-26 et seq. Revisions to assessments ............. 126-235 See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS Taxing power not pledged ............ 126-247 Property tax stimulus program .......... 49-40 et seq. Temporary obligations ................ 126-245 See: ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Terms of the obligations .............. 126-243 Revenue bonds for transportation, roads Trust funds .......................... 126-248 and related programs.............. 2-631 et seq. Variable rate obligations .............. 126-244 See: FINANCES Collier county local provider participation Seniors homestead exemption ........... 126-2 fund Special districts, units Adoption of assessment resolution and Ave Maria Stewardship Community non -ad valorem assessment roll.. 126-223 District ......................... 262-721 et seq. Alternative method .................. 126-214 Big Corkscrew Island FCRD Annual final assessment resolution ... 126-224 Taxing authority .................. 262-448 Assessment resolution ................ 126-219 Big Cypress Stewardship District ..... 262-686 et seq. Assessment .......................... 126-217 Immokalee FCD Authority ............................ 126-212 Taxes; non -ad valorem assessments; Computation of assessment........... 126-218 impact fees; user charges ..... 262-171 Correction of errors and omissions .... 126-229 Special taxing districts .................. Ch. 122 Definitions .......................... 126-215 See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS Effect of annual final assessment resolu- Tax collector tion ............................ 126-225 Imposing service fee for dishonored Interpretation ....................... 126-216 checks.......................... 2-397 Method of collection .................. 126-226 Tourist development tax ................ 2-986 et seq. Non -ad valorem assessment roll ...... 126-220 Tourist development council. See: Notice by mail ....................... 126-222 TOURISM Notice by publication ................. 126-221 Tourist development tax (lodging tax) Purpose ............................. 126-213 1992 Tax Ordinance Refunds ............................. 126-227 Liens authorized .................. 126-87 Responsibility for enforcement ........ 126-228 Local administration of the tax ..... 126-89 Supp. No. 117 CDi:74 CODE INDEX Section TAXATION (Cont'd.) Penalties for failure to collect ...... 126-85 Penalties for misrepresentation..... 126-86 Purpose ........................... 126-81 Repeal by referendum ............. 126-88 Tourist development council........ 126-84 Tourist development council ..... 2-986 et seq. Tourist development tax ........... 126-82 Uses of tax revenues ............... 126-83 Water pollution control program funding. 54-59 TELEPHONES CATV franchises ....................... 30-45 Communications systems Outdoor festival license conditions .... 10-87 TELEVISION CATV franchises ....................... 30-26 et seq. See: CABLE COMMUNICATIONS Satellite dish installation contractor Building trades contractors ........... 22-161 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION TENTS AND MEMBRANE STRUCTURES NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ 58-26 Outdoor festivals ....................... 10-71 et seq. See: AMUSEMENTS, ETC. TERMINALS NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ 58-26 TERRENO COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS TESTIMONY Discriminatory housing practices Untruthful complaints or testimony ... 70-34 See also: HUMAN RIGHTS THEATERS Sexually -oriented motion picture theaters, theaters Sexually -oriented businesses.......... 26-151 et seq. See: SEXUALLY -ORIENTED BUSI- NESSES THEFT Combat auto theft ...................... 78-1 TOBACCO PRODUCTS Merchandising of tobacco products....... 26-2 Sale of tobacco, paraphernalia to minors . 94-86 TOILET FACILITIES Carnival permit application ............. 10-47 Outdoor festival licenses, plans, condi- tions .............................. 10-83, 10-87 Sewage disposal. See: WATER AND SEWERS TOURISM Tourist development council Compensation ....................... 2-993 TOURISM (Cont'd.) Composition of membership .......... Establishment ....................... Meetings ............................ Officers; quorum; rules of procedure.. . Purpose ............................. Resolution of appointment ............ Responsibilities and duties ........... Tourist development tax, council ...... Tourist development tax (lodging tax)... . See: TAXATION TOWING Nonconsent towing private property towing and storage of vehicles Definitions .......................... Maximum towing, storage and related rates pertaining to non -consent tow services, as well as, private property towing, impound and immobilization .................. Notice requirements for removing and immobilizing vehicles/vessels from and on private real property ..... Penalties, enforcement and scope of article .......................... Title................................ Tow truck class specifications ......... Tow truck/immobilization company requirements ................... Towing or immobilization with prior express instruction of real property owner or authorized agent and/or law enforcement agency ......... Parking violations; towing ............... Removal of abandoned property ......... See also: WRECKED, ETC., VEHICLES OR PROPERTY Traffic and vehicles, parking, stopping, etc. See: TRAFFIC AND VEHICLES Section 2-988 2-987 2-991 2-992 2-986 2-989 2-990 126-84 126-81 et seq. 26-227 26-229 26-231 26-233 26-226 26-228 26-232 26-230 130-54 54-232,54-233 TOY VEHICLES Preserve lands Vehicles and traffic control Bicycles, unicycles, skateboards, roller blades, and roller skates ...... 54-333(a) Riding on shopping center sidewalks..... 94-28 TRAFFIC AND VEHICLES 800 MHz IRCP fund surcharge .......... 130-1 Courts ............................... Ch. 46 Alcoholic beverages Public possession or consumption of alcoholic beverages .............. 6-3 Authorized emergency vehicles Medical transportation services ....... 50-51 et seq. See: EMERGENCY SERVICES AND PREPAREDNESS Supp. No. 117 CDi:75 COLLIER COUNTY CODE Section Section TRAFFIC AND VEHICLES (Cont'd.) TRAFFIC AND VEHICLES (Cont'd.) Beach parking Disposition of fines and forfeitures Public parks and beach access parking. for parking violations; See herein: Parking, Stopping and authorized costs............ 130-51 Standing Issuance of county parking cita- Doris Slosberg Driver Education Fund ... 2-451 et seq. tions ...................... 130-47 See: FINANCES Motor vehicle liens; towing ...... 130-54 Emergency services and preparedness Outstanding parking violations .. 130-53 Medical transportation services Owner's liability for parking viola - Obedience to traffic laws, ordinances tions ...................... 130-50 or regulations ................ 50-73 Payment of civil penalties and Golf carts proceedings to enforce pay - Use on designated public roads and ment for municipal parking streets in Collier County ........ 130-4 citations ................... 130-49 Intersection safety ...................... 78-51 et seq. Payment of civil penalties and See: LAW ENFORCEMENT proceedings to enforce pay - Moving of buildings and traffic control ... 22-385 ment for violations ......... 130-48 See also: BUILDINGS AND Penalty for violations............ 130-46 CONSTRUCTION Parks and recreation Moving traffic violations Public parks and beach access park- 800 MHz IRCP fund surcharge ....... 130-1 ing. See within this subhead - Parking violations .................... 130-46 et seq. ing: Parking See herein: Parking, Stopping and Prohibitions and restrictions Standing Generally ......................... 130-66 Operation of trucks over posted weight .. 130-3 Handicapped parking .............. 130-67 Parking, stopping and standing Public parks and beach access parking. Beach parking See within this subheading: Park - Public parks and beach access park- ing ing. See within this subhead- State of emergency measures ......... 38-68 ing: Parking Towing and storage of vehicles County parks, prohibitions ........... 98-58, 246-27 Motor vehicle liens; towing ......... 130-54 Handicapped parking ................ 130-67 Parking, storage and use of vehicle control Parking ordinance Beach access Applicability ......................... 130-93 Public parks and beach access Conflict and severability.............. 130-100 parking .................... 130-76 et seq. Definitions .......................... 130-94 Definitions ........................ 130-32 Limitation on Fee schedule ...................... 130-52 Boats or other floating equipment Jurisdiction ....................... 130-33 used as dwelling units ........ 130-98 Law enforcement .................. Ch. 78 Parking storage of vehicles without Parks and recreation current license plates ......... 130-95 Public parks and beach access Parking storage or use of recreational parking .................... 130-76 et seq. vehicles...................... 130-96 Public parks and beach access park- Parking of commercial vehicles or com- ing mercial equipment in residential Applicability .................... 130-78 areas........................... 130-97 Designation by resolution........ 130-80 Purpose and intent ................... 130-91 Penalty for violations............ 130-81 Repeal of Ordinance No. 08-64........ 130-99 Provisions re .................... 130-79 Title ................................ 130-92 Purpose and intent .............. 130-77 Parks and recreation Title ........................... 130-76 Public parks and beach access parking. Public parks parking See herein: Parking, Stopping and Public parks and beach access Standing parking .................... 130-76 et seq. Preserve lands Placement of official signs.......... 130-34 Vehicles and traffic control ........... 54-333 Short title ......................... 130-31 Public parks and beach access parking. Violations See herein: Parking, Stopping and Beach parking, collection of fees . 130-55 Standing County -owned parking facilities fee Roads and bridges ...................... Ch. 110 schedule ................... 130-52 Speed limits............................ 130-2 Supp. No. 117 CDi:76 CODE INDEX Section Section TRAFFIC AND VEHICLES (Cont'd.) TRANSPORTING State of emergency measures............ 38-68 Coconut palms, transporting controls .... 138-26 Towing and storage of vehicles Lethal yellowing disease prevention and Parking violations control program. See: TREES AND Motor vehicle liens; towing......... 130-54 VEGETATION Traffic control Medical transportation services ......... 50-51 et seq. Carnival permit application........... 10-47 See: EMERGENCY SERVICES AND Outdoor festival licenses, plans, condi- PREPAREDNESS tions ........................... 10-83, 10-87 Porpoises, capture and transportation Vehicles for hire ........................ Ch. 142 prohibited......................... 14-1 State of emergency measures............ 38-68 TRAILER PARKS. See: RECREATIONAL VEHICLES AND PARKS TRAVEL TRAILERS Manufactured homes and trailers........ Ch. 86 TRAINING Recreational vehicles. See that subject Code enforcement citation regulations Training of designated code enforce- TREES AND VEGETATION ment officers to issue citations Attaching posters, directional signs to trees and notices to appear ........... 2-2006 County parks, prohibitions ........... 98-58, 246-27 Contractors' licensing, zoning investiga- Collier County Scenic Drive Park tors ............................... 22-81 et seq. Weapons restricted, hunting.......... 246-52 Training and qualifications ........... 22-83 See: PARKS AND RECREATION See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- County parks, prohibitions .............. 98-58, 246-27 TION Downed trees Robbery deterrence and safety training Waste materials management......... 54-184 Convenience store security sign require- Flammable vegetation ments .......................... 26-95 Outdoor festival license conditions .... 10-87 Horticulture, floriculture. See: FARMS, TRANSIT SYSTEMS. See also: GROVES, ETC. TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES AND Landscaping and buffering regulations. IMPROVEMENTS See the Land Development Code NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ 58-26 published in separate volume TRANSPORTATION EXPENDITURES Litter, weed and exotics control.......... 54-175 et seq. Additional five -cent local option gasoline See: SOLID WASTE tax ............................... 126-28 Mangrove stands Motor fuel taxes. See: TAXATION Flood damage prevention ............. 62-26 et seq. See: FLOODS AND FLOOD TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES AND DAMAGE PREVENTION IMPROVEMENTS Preserve lands Six cents local option gasoline tax ....... 126-27 Conduct on preserve lands Motor fuel taxes. See: TAXATION Plant life .......................... 54-334(d) Terminals Protected tree ordinance ................ 22-83(2) NFPA Code or Standard adopted...... 58-26 Vegetation removal, protection and Transit advisory committee ............. 2-966 et seq. preservation. See the Land Develop - See: COLLIER COUNTY PUBLIC ment Code published in separate TRANSIT ADVISORY COMMIT- volume TEE TRESPASS TRANSPORTATION PROGRAMS Airport, anywhere at; secured areas ..... 18-50 Revenue bonds for transportation, roads Offenses, listing. See: OFFENSES AND and related programs .............. 2-631 et seq. MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS See: FINANCES Removal of abandoned property ......... 54-232, 54-233 Trespass authorized .................. 54-235 TRANSPORTATION SERVICES Medical transportation services ......... 50-51 et seq. TROPICAL STORMS. See: HURRICANES See: EMERGENCY SERVICES AND AND TROPICAL STORMS PREPAREDNESS State of emergency measures............ 38-68 TRUCKS Transit systems Commercial vehicle regulations. See: COM- NFPA Code or Standard adopted...... 58-26 MERCIAL VEHICLES Supp. No. 117 CDi:77 COLLIER COUNTY CODE Section TRUCKS (Cont'd.) Motor vehicles, generally. See: MOTOR VEHICLES AND OTHER VEHICLES Operation of trucks over posted weight .. 130-3 Stopping, standing and parking. See: TRAFFIC AND VEHICLES U ULTRALIGHTS County owned, operated or maintained airports ........................... 18-36 et seq. See: AIRPORTS AND AIRCRAFT UNDERGROUND FACILITIES CATV franchise requirements ........... Special districts, units Vanderbilt Beach Beautification Municipal Service Taxing Unit Conversion of overhead utility distribution facilities to underground service .......... Underground utility contractor Building trades contractors ........... See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION UNINCORPORATED COUNTY AREAS Jurisdiction of Code .................... Special districts created and established, 30-40 122-287 22-161 et seq. Section UTILITIES (Cont'd.) Definitions and abbreviations ......... 134-56 Effective Date ....................... 134-63 Findings and purpose ................ 134-51 Penalties and enforcement............ 134-62 Policies and standards ................ 134-57 Service areas ........................ 134-55 Title and citation .................... 134-52 Utilities conveyance policies and procedures ...................... 134-60 Water and wastewater ordinances and resolutions ...................... 134-54 Water and sewers. See that subject Water -sewer district uniform billing, operat- ing and regulatory standards....... 134-171 et seq. See: WATER AND SEWERS UTILITY GAS PLANTS NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ V VACANT PROPERTY Unauthorized accumulation of litter ..... See: SOLID WASTE VACCINATION Animal control County rabies/license certificate; tags, 1-5 vaccination required ............ powers, purposes .................. Chs. 122, 262 Listing of districts. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS UNSAFE BUILDINGS Property maintenance code .............. 22-226 et seq. See: PROPERTY MAINTENANCE CODE UTILITIES Garbage collection and water production and distribution services........... 270-26 et seq. See: SOLID WASTE Moving of buildings Obligation of mover to utilities and other facilities .................. 22-384 Special districts, units Vanderbilt Beach Beautification Municipal Service Taxing Unit Conversion of overhead utility distribution facilities to underground service .......... 122-287 Utilities standards and procedures Amendments ........................ 134-61 Appendix A Standard legal documents.......... 134-64 Applicability ......................... 134-53 Construction approval and document submissions .................... 134-58 Construction observation and inspec- tion ............................ 134-59 VANS Commercial vehicles. See that subject VEGETATION. See: TREES AND VEGETA- TION VEHICLES Motor vehicles generally. See: MOTOR VEHICLES AND OTHER VEHICLES Parking of vehicles ..................... See: TRAFFIC AND VEHICLES Stopping, standing and parking regula- tions.............................. See: TRAFFIC AND VEHICLES 58-26 54-181 14-33 130-31 et seq. 130-1 et seq. VENDING MACHINES Newsracks in public rights -of -way ....... 110-56 et seq. Roadside stands ........................ 26-1 VENDORS Newsracks in public rights -of -way ....... 110-56 et seq. Preserve lands Activities within preserve lands....... 54-335(u) Public solicitation of contributions ....... 34-26 et seq. See: CHARITABLE SOLICITATIONS Roadside stands ........................ 26-1 VENTILATING SYSTEMS. See: MECHANI- CAL SYSTEMS VICTORIA PARK STREET LIGHTING DISTRICT. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS Supp. No. 117 CDi:78 CODE INDEX Section VIDEO STORES Sexually -oriented businesses ............ 26-151 et seq. Regulations pertaining to exhibition of sexually -explicit films or videos.. 26-163 See: SEXUALLY -ORIENTED BUSI- NESSES W WASTE MATERIALS MANAGEMENT County parks, grounds, public access areas Use requirements .................... 98-57 Industrial or commercial waste disposal Water resources permits .............. 90-41 et seq. See: WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT Litter, weed and exotics control.......... 54-175 et seq. Litter control ........................ 118-56 et seq. See: SOLID WASTE NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ 58-26 Secondary metals recyclers.............. 26-281 et seq. See: SECONDARY METALS RECYCLERS Sewage disposal. See: WATER AND SEWERS Solid waste facilities Solid waste collection disposal ........ Ch. 118 See: SOLID WASTE WASTEWATER. See: WATER AND SEWERS WATER AND SEWERS Building permits Approval of sewage disposal system required prior to issuance ....... 66-2 Capital improvements, projects Bond issues and financing capital projects ......................... 2-611 et seq. Capital improvement revenue bonds .. 2-651 et seq. See: FINANCES Collier County Water -Sewer District Provision of water, sewer, and reuse irrigation water within the Collier County Water -Sewer District; applicability to special purpose independent governments ....... 134-186 Collier County Water -Sewer District ..... 262-281 et seq. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS, UNITS Collier County Water -Sewer District IQ water ordinance Additions of chemicals ................ 134-40 Annexation of district service areas into municipalities .................. 134-32 Connection to system ................. 134-30 Construction specifications ........... 134-37 Cross -connections prohibited.......... 134-36 Definitions .......................... 134-29 Discontinuing service by district ...... 134-31 District maintenance ................. 134-39 Findings ............................. 134-27 Intent ............................... 134-28 Section WATER AND SEWERS (Cont-d.) Interrupted, discontinued, suspended and failure to deliver service..... 134-33 Liability ............................. 134-43 Maintenance by user ................. 134-38 Meter requirements .................. 134-35 Ownership by the district ............. 134-41 Penalties ............................ 134-44 Service requirements ................. 134-34 Title and citation .................... 134-26 User's IQ water system ............... 134-42 County Park prohibitions ............... 98-58, 246-28 Cow Slough Water Control District ...... 262-596 et seq. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS, UNITS Cross -connection controllbackflow preven- tion regulations Backflow prevention system design ... 134-128 Backflow prevention systems ......... 134-127 Collection of fees, charges or rates .... 134-134 Definitions .......................... 134-123 Department responsibilities .......... 134-125 Findings ............................. 134-122 Operation policy and requirements.... 134-124 Penalties ............................ 134-133 Program responsibilities .............. 134-126 Service and reporting ................ 134-129 Technical implementation ............ 134-130 Termination of service ................ 134-132 Title and citation .................... 134-121 Dams and reservoirs Construction, operating permits ...... 90-61 et seq. See: WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT Districts, (special water and sewer districts Special districts created and established, powers, purposes ................ Chs. 122, 262 See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS Extensions Sewage systems extensions ........... 134-146 et seq. See herein: Sewage Systems Water system extensions generally .... 134-96 et seq. See herein: Water Systems Fresh water supply State of emergency measures ......... 38-68 Garbage collection and water production and distribution services ........... 270-26 et seq. See: SOLID WASTE Impact fee regulations .................. Ch. 74 See that subject Irrigation sprinkler contractor Building trades contractors........... 22-161 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION Litter control ........................... 118-56 et seq. See: SOLID WASTE NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ 58-26 Permits Water and sewer system permits...... 134-58 See herein: Water and Sewer System Standards and Supp. No. 117 CDi:79 COLLIER COUNTY CODE Section Section WATER AND SEWERS (Cont'd.) WATER AND SEWERS (Cont'd.) Public swimming pools .................. 66-116 et seq. Board approval of preliminary orders of See: SWIMMING POOLS the authority ................... 134-367 Regional water and/or sewer systems Board powers ........................ 134-368 impact fee regulations ............. 74-303 Charges for service availability ....... 134-359 Rate schedule. See: Appendix A Collier County Water and Wastewater Septic tank contractor Authority; powers and duties .... 134-353 Building trades contractors ........... 22-161 et seq. Compliance with other applicable regula- See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- tions ........................... 134-377 TION Definitions .......................... 134-352 Sewage disposal Enforcement and penalty provisions... 134-374 Approval of system required prior to Examination and testing of meters .... 134-370 issuance of building permit ...... 66-2 Exemption of county utility systems... 134-376 Extensions generally Interim rates, procedure .............. 134-356.1 Developer installed lines ........... 134-147 Issuance of franchise certificates; Extension of sewage collection lines. 134-146 certificates of exemption......... 134-354 Turnover of lines and/or system .... 134-148 Miscellaneous provisions ............. 134-358 Sewage disposal, toilets Official date of filing 134-357 Carnival permit application ........ 10-47 Providing for the possibility of transfer Outdoor festival licenses, plans, condi- in of regulation to another tions......................... 10-83, 10-87 governmental agency g g Y............ 134-379 Water pollution ...................... 54-56 et seq. Public hearings; conduct of ........... 134-366 See: WATER POLLUTION Public hearings; notice of ............. 134-365 Sewer use restrictions Regulatory fees ...................... 134-362 Industrial pretreatment Revocation of franchise ............... 134-375 Confidentiality, public records law.. 134-406 Service for resale .................... 134-361 Conflict and severability ........... 134-409 Title; proceedings affecting substantial Declaration of exclusions from interests ........................ 134-351 Administrative Procedures Act 134-408 Utility service ......... .. 134-360 60 Definitions and abbreviations ...... 134-401 landscape rriga- Water conservation for landscape irriga- Liberal construction ............... 134-408 Monitoring and inspections ........ 134-404 tion.......................... 54-366 et seq. Reporting requirements............ 134-403 FOR See: WATER CONSERVATION FOR Scope of application of this article; LANDSCAPE IRRIGATION rules and regulations ......... 134-402 Water line or other public utility Service charge and fees ......... 134-40 County parks, prohibitions ........... 98-58, 246-27 Violation and penalties ............ 134-405 Water pollution control advisory board... 54-60 Stormwater utility134-311 et seq.Water production and distribution services See: STORMWATER Appropriation ........................ 270-28 Uniform utility operating and regulatory Contracts with municipalities......... 270-30 standards and procedures. See herein Delegation of authority; franchises; specific subjects districts; penalties .............. 270-31 Wastewater Equipment and facilities ............. 270-29 Water and wastewater utilities regula- Establishment and maintenance ...... 270-26 tory provisions .................. 134-351 et seq. Fees authorized...................... 270-27 See herein: Water and Wastewater Water resources management ........... 90-26 et seq. Utilities Regulatory Provisions See: WATER RESOURCES MANAGE - Water and wastewater utilities regulatory MENT provisions Water spray fixed systems for fire protec- Abandonment........................ 134-373 tion Annual financial reporting require- NFPA Code or Standard adopted...... 58-26 ment........................... 134-364 Water supply Appellate review ..................... 134-378 Carnival permit application........... 10-47 Application fees ...................... 134-363 Extensions generally Application for addition to service area 134-371 Developer installed lines ........... 134-97 Application for deletion of service terri- Generally ......................... 134-96 tory ............................ 134-372 Turnover of lines and/or system .... 134-98 Application for transfer of franchise Outdoor festival licenses, plans, condi- certificate, facilities or control ... 134-369 tions ........................... 10-83, 10-87 Supp. No. 117 CDi:80 CODE INDEX Section WATER AND SEWERS (Cont'd.) Suburban and rural firefighting water supply NFPA Code or Standard adopted ... 58-26 Water management districts. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS Water pollution ...................... 54-56 et seq. See: WATER POLLUTION Water -sewer district uniform billing, operat- ing and regulatory standards District rates fees charges and regula- tions Appendices for rates, fees and charges 134-177 City of Naples service area......... 134-176 Confidentiality .................... 134-179 Declaration of exclusion from the Administrator Procedures Act. 134-180 Definitions ........................ 134-171 District rates, fees and charges other than monthly user fees ....... 134-173 District regulation ................. 134-174 Monthly rates, fees and charges .... 134-172 Penalties .......................... 134-178 Submetering ...................... 134-175 Well construction ....................... 90-1 et seq. See: WELLS WATER CONSERVATION FOR LANDSCAPE IRRIGATION Application of ordinance ................ 54-371 Declaration of water shortage or water shortage emergency ................ 54-369 Definitions ............................. 54-367 Enforcement officials ................... 54-372 Intent and purpose ..................... 54-366 Penalties ............................... 54-373 Variances .............................. 54-370 Year-round landscape irrigation restric- tions .............................. 54-368 WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICTS. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS WATER POLLUTION Collier County Water Pollution Control and Prevention Acronyms ............................ 54-66 Applicability ......................... 54-64 Definitions .......................... 54-65 Findings ............................. 54-62 General pollution control and preven- tion Exemptions ....................... 54-68 Prohibitions ....................... 54-67 Requirements to prevent, control, and reduce pollutants by the use of best management practices.... 54-69 Intent ............................... 54-63 Section WATER POLLUTION (Cont'd.) Pollution prevention and maintenance of stormwater management systems All activities ...................... 54-70 Exemptions ....................... 54-72 Prohibitions ....................... 54-71 Illicit Connections are prohibited 54-71A Suspension due to Illicit Discharges 54-71B Proof of compliance with permit .... 54-73 Right to enter, enforcement and fees Authority to enter and inspect...... 54-80.7 Compliance testing .............. 54-80.713 Corrective actions and documenta- tion ....................... 54-80.71) Operating records required ...... 54-80.7C Right of inspection .............. 54-80.7A Temporary disconnection of water service .................... 54-80.7E Compliance with state and federal permits ...................... 54-80.10 Fees .............................. 54-80.9 Penalties .......................... 54-80.11 Remediation ...................... 54-80.8 Sewage, septage, grease, biosolids, and transportation of those materials Exemptions ....................... 54-75 Otherwise unpermitted sewage facili- ties .......................... 54-79 Prohibitions ....................... 54-74 Transportation license ............. 54-76 Annual license fee .............. 54-78 Conditions ...................... 54-77 Title and citation .................... 54-61 Wastewater treatment facilities and privately owned sewage collection and transmission systems Private sewage collection and transmission systems ......... 54-80.1 Wastewater treatment facilities and associated collections/transmis- sion systems ................. 54-80 Water quality evaluation and monitor- ing Monitoring of stormwater discharges 54-80.3 Water quality monitoring .......... 54-80.2 Ground Water .................. 54-80.2A Surface Water .................. 54-80.213 Water supply wells General ........................... 54-80.4 Private water supply wells ......... 54-80.6 Public water supply wells .......... 54-80.5 Control program Advisory board ....................... 54-60 Applicability ......................... 54-57 Establishment; purposes and implementation ................. 54-58 Funding and levy of taxes ............ 54-59 Title and citation .................... 54-56 Supp. No. 117 CDi:81 COLLIER COUNTY CODE Section WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT Beach renourishment, special districts ... Ch. 122 Conflicts ............................... 90-30 Dams and reservoirs Emergency authorization to construct works .......................... 90-64 Emergency measures ................. 90-65 Exemptions .......................... 90-61 Headgates, valves and measuring devices required ................ 90-67 Inspections .......................... 90-66 Nuisance declaring and abatement.... 90-62 Permits Abandonment permit Required; application; conditions. 90-86 Completion report ................. 90-84 Construction or alteration permits Required; application ............ 90-82 General ........................... 90-81 Notice and hearing requirements ... 90-83 Operation or maintenance permits Required; application; conditions; transfer ................... 90-85 Revocation and modification of permits ...................... 90-87 Remedial measures required.......... 90-63 Definitions ............................. 90-26 Floods ................................. Ch. 62 Permits Competing applications ............... 90-44 Dams and reservoirs permits. See herein: Dams and Reservoirs Duration ............................ 90-45 Emergency authorization for use, withdrawal or diversion of water. 90-48 Existing permits ..................... 90-49 Existing uses ........................ 90-43 Modification, renewal and transfer .... 90-46 Permit required ...................... 90-41 Revocation ........................... 90-47 Standards governing issuance ........ 90-42 Powers and duties of board of county commissioners ..................... 90-29 Purpose ................................ 90-27 Scope of jurisdiction .................... 90-28 Stormwater utility ...................... 134-311 et seq. Water management districts. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS Water shortage plan Emergency due to water shortage ..... 90-104 Procedures under emergency ....... 90-105 Generally ............................ 90-102 Local enforcement .................... 90-101 Procedures .......................... 90-103 Waterways ............................. Ch. 146 WATERCRAFT Abandoned property .................... 54-226 et seq. See: WRECKED, ETC., VEHICLES OR PROPERTY Section WATERCRAFT (Cont'd.) Parking, storage and use of vehicle control ordinance Traffic and vehicles Limitation on Boats or other floating equipment used as dwelling units...... 130-98 Preserve lands Activities within preserve lands....... 54-335(c) Vessels, watercraft. See: WATERWAYS, ETC. WATERFRONT LOTS Numbering of structures ................ 22-346 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION WATERWAYS Abandoned property .................... 54-226 et seq. See: WRECKED, ETC., VEHICLES OR PROPERTY Aquatic plant management .............. 14-2 Automotive and Marine Service Station Code NFPA Code or Standard adopted...... 58-26 Beach access areas Coastal zone protection building require- ments Public access ...................... 22-296 County parks, grounds, public access areas ........................... 98-57 Open alcoholic beverage containers, pos- sessing ......................... 6-3 Beach renourishment, special districts. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS Camping at night on W. J. Janes Memo- rial Scenic Drive ................... 110-2 Camping near Gulf of Mexico ........... 94-1 Coastal zone protection building require- ments ............................. 22-286 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION Collier County Consolidated Waterways and Beaches Ordinance Beach and water safety Concession operations, equipment rentals and vendors on the beach and adjoining waters ......... 146-52 Beach vendor permit requirement 146-52(a) Beach vendor permittee, vessel user regulations/general regulations ................ 146-52(b) Regulation of use and conduct on the beach ........................ 146-51 Breach of the peace; disorderly conduct .................... 146-51(m) Fishing ......................... 146-51(e) Key Island (also known as Keeway- din Island) ................. 146-51(q) Limited Activities ............ 146-51(q)(2) Prohibited Activities.......... 146-51(q)(1) Supp. No. 117 CDi:82 CODE INDEX Section Section WATERWAYS (Cont'd.) WATERWAYS (Cont'd.) Litter .......................... 146-51(o) Fish Open fires prohibited; heated Possession, sale, importing, release of objects to be disposed of certain fish prohibited........... 14-2 properly ................... 146-51(c) Flood damage prevention ............... 62-26 et seq. Operation of vessel or sailcraft See: FLOODS AND FLOOD DAMAGE while intoxicated........... 146-51(i) PREVENTION Overnight camping prohibited ... 146-51(d) Harbor district. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS Possession of glass containers Lake Trafford prohibited ................. 146-51(a) Sale of fish, reptiles, etc .............. 210-66 Removal of beach sand .......... 146-51(n) Littering, unlawful ..................... 118-63 Restrictions on animals on beach 146-51(b) Maintenance and dredging of canals Soliciting and canvassing Petition ............................. 274-26 prohibited ................. 146-51(k) Special assessments.................. 274-27 Sound amplification ............. 146-51(1) Marinas and boatyards Swimming b a...r i s b e e s o t h e r 146-51(g) NFPA Code or Standard adopted...... 58-261 Throwing balls, frisbees, orr other Marine terminals, piers and wharves objecttss..................... 146-51(f) NFPA Code or Standard adopted...... 58-26 Trespass: construction, restora- Marine, seawalls and docks construction tion, and/or renourishment contractor projects or construction sites 146-51(p) Building trades contractors ........... 22-161 et seq. Use of aircraft on beach or from or See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- over specified saltwater area TION Pleasure and commercial motor craft prohibited t o o t .. ..... t o o t— 146-51(j) NFPA Code or Standard adopted...... 58-26 Use of rafts, floats, and other fl Pollution. See: WATER POLLUTION tion devices .............. .. .. .. 146 51(h) porpoises, capture and transportation General prohibited ......................... 14-1 Applicability ...................... 146-22 Possession, sale or release of certain fish Definitions ........................ 146-24 prohibited......................... 14-2 Enforcement ...................... 146-26 Private boathouses and docks. See the Intent and purpose ................ 146-23 Land Development Code Penalties .......................... 146-25 Public accessways to beaches............ 22-296 Title and Citation ................. 146-21 Public possession or consumption of Vessel control alcoholic beverages ................ 6-3 Vessel registration fee ............. 146-41 Reef and marine development Collection of fees ................ 146-41(b) Landfill user fees .................... 118-1 Distribution of fees .............. 146-41(d) Saltwater fishing restricted ............. 210-67 Imposition ...................... 146-41(a) Seawalls and revetments (building and Payment/schedule ............... 146-41(c) construction requirements) Vessel regulation .................. 146-42 Coastal zone protection building require - Careful and prudent operation ments .......................... 22-286 et seq. required ................... 146-42(e) See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- Exemptions..................... 146-42(h) TION Idle Speed, No Wake Boating- Definitions .......................... 22-321 Restricted Areas ........... 146-42(a) Enforcement jurisdiction ............. 22-323 Official government business .... 146-42(f) Other enforcement remedies and Personal watercraft regulation... 146-42(d) penalties ..................... 22-324 Slow Speed, Minimum Wake Boat- Marine, seawalls, and docks construc- ing-Restricted Areas ....... 146-42(b) tion contractor Speed not to be greater than what Building trades contractors regula- is reasonable under the condi- tions ......................... 22-161 et seq. tions ...................... 146-42(g) See: BUILDINGS AND Vessel -Exclusion Zones .......... 146-42(c) CONSTRUCTION Collier County scenic drive park......... 246-51 et seq. Nuisance declaration ................. 22-322 See: PARKS AND RECREATION Technical specifications ............... 22-325 County parks, grounds, public access areas 98-57 Vessels, watercraft, boats Dams and reservoirs, permits ........... 90-61 et seq. Abandoned property .................. 54-226 et seq. See: WATER RESOURCES MANAGE- See: WRECKED, ETC., VEHICLES MENT OR PROPERTY supp. No. 117 CDi:83 WATERWAYS (Cont'd.) Marinas and boatyards NFPA Code or Standard adopted ... Medical transportation services....... See: EMERGENCY SERVICES AND PREPAREDNESS NFPA Code or Standard adopted..... . Water management, drainage districts. See: SPECIAL DISTRICTS Water resources management ........... See: WATER RESOURCES MANAGE- MENT Water transportation rescue Medical transportation services....... See: EMERGENCY SERVICES AND PREPAREDNESS Waters of any fountain, pond, lake, etc., in or adjacent to any county park Prohibitions ......................... WAVE FORCES Coastal construction requirements....... See also: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUCTION Flood damage prevention ............... See: FLOODS AND FLOOD DAMAGE PREVENTION Hurricanes and tropical storms. See that subject COLLIER COUNTY CODE Section WETLANDS RLF funding programs 58-26 Floodplain or wetlands locations ...... 50-51 et seq. WHARVES. See: WATERWAYS, ETC. WHEELCHAIRS OR STRETCHERS 58-26 Harassment of a person in a wheelchair using the public right-of-way ....... Wheelchair ambulance service, nonemer- 90-26 et seq. gency transportation services Medical transportation services ....... See: EMERGENCY SERVICES AND PREPAREDNESS 50-51 et seq. WILD ANIMALS. See: ANIMALS, FOWL AND MARINE LIFE WINDOWS Convenience store security sign require- 98-58, 246-27 ments ............................. NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ 22-295(b) WOOD PROCESSING AND WOODWORK- ING FACILITIES NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ 62-26 et seq. WEEDS Litter, weed and exotics control.......... 54-175 et seq. See: SOLID WASTE Trees, vegetation generally. See: TREES AND VEGETATION WEIGHT LIMITS Operation of trucks over posted weight . . WELDING AND CUTTING NFPA Code or Standard adopted ........ WELLS Water resource permits ................. See: WATER RESOURCES MANAGE- MENT Well construction Administration ...................... Applicability ......................... Construction, repair and abandonment standards ....................... Contractor licensing and equipment registration ..................... Penalties ............................ Purpose ............................. Regulation of wells ................... Title and citation .................... Well drilling contractor Building trades contractors ........... See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION 130-3 58-26 90-41 et seq. 90-7 90-3 90-5 90-6 90-8 90-2 90-4 90-1 22-161 et seq. WORKERS' COMPENSATION CATV franchises ....................... Moving of buildings ..................... WRECKED, INOPERATIVE MACHINERY, VEHICLES OR PROPERTY Abandoned property Adoption of rules, expenditure of funds, declaration of county purpose .... Application .......................... Authorized contracts ................. Definitions .......................... Dumping or depositing of abandoned property........................ Findings, purpose and intent ......... Immediate removal .................. Obstructing enforcement officer ....... Placement of abandoned property prohibited ...................... Procedure for notification ............. Public nuisance ...................... Removal of abandoned property...... . Trespass authorized .................. Section 42-64 94-80 50-51 et seq. 26-95 58-26 58-26 30-36 22-402(1) 54-236 54-228 54-237 54-226 54-182 54-227 54-233 54-234 54-229 54-231 54-230 54-232 54-235 WRECKER COMPANIES Nonconsent towing private property towing and storage of vehicles ............. 26-226 et seq. See: TOWING WRITS, WARRANTS AND OTHER PROCESSES Abandoned property, procedure for notifica- tion ............................... 54-231 Code enforcement board Powers re subpoenas, etc .............. 2-1014, 2-1015 Code enforcement citation regulations ... 2-2001 et seq. See: CODE ENFORCEMENT Supp. No. 117 CDi:84 CODE INDEX Section WRITS, WARRANTS AND OTHER PROCESSES (Cont'd.) Litter, weed and exotics control.......... 54-175 et seq. See: SOLID WASTE Procurement services division Exemptions to the competitive process 2-193 Surfees................................ 46-4 Z ZONING Board of zoning appeals ................. 2-1171 et seq. See: BOARDS, COMMITTEES AND COMMISSIONS Grounds for denial of outdoor festival license ............................ 10-88 Planning, zoning and subdivision regula- tions .............................. 250-26 et seq. See: PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Zoning appeals Board of zoning appeals .............. 250-55 Zoning investigators Contractors' licensing, zoning investiga- tors ............................ 22-81 et seq. See: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUC- TION Zoning reevaluation for development .... 106-31 et seq. See: PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Supp. No. 117 CDi:85 Section