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Ordinance 76-204't7492 OP. DI~IA}ICE NO, 76- 20 619 A~I ORDIIIANCE RELATING TO PUBLIC ACCESS TO PUBLIC BEACHES I DECLARING Ail INTENT AND PROVIDIIID DEFINITIONS I PROVIDING PI~SICAL ~QUIP. EI~NTS FOR PUBLIC ACCESS, PROVIDI}IG A PROCED~ FO~, ~ID ~THODS OF PROVIDIN~ ~ND FOR PUBLIC BEACll ACCESS AMD SUPPORT FACILITIES; PROVIDIIIG ~T NO FI~I~ P~T, P.U,D., OK DEVELOP}'~ P~S E~LL BE APPROVED NO~ BUILDING PE~IIT ISSUED AK~NGE~NTE FOR PROVISIONS OF BEACH ACCESS ~ BEEN }~DE, OR ~TIL ALL CON- DEMNATION PROCEEDIIIGS O~ PUKC~SE IIEGO- TIATIO:IS ~.VE BEEll CON~ED; PROVIDI~IG FOR LOCATION OF PUBLIC ACCESS AI~ SUPPORT FACILITIES; ~OPTING A PUBLIC ACCESS CO~HENSI~ }~P, PROVIDING FOR WAI~R OF ~QUI~I~E, PROVlDIIIG A ~S BY ~ICH DE.LOPERS OF BEACHFRONT PROPE~ ~Y FER ~{E DE~LOP~ RIGHTS OF ~NDS CO~D TO ~{E CO~ TO CONTIGUOUS ~NDS; PROVIDING PEN~TIES FOR VIO~TION, EFFECTI~ DA~ SE~ILI~. %~EREAS, the public beaches ara lands vested in the public domain, and, I~IEREAS, the citizens of Collier County have the right- ful use of such public beaches, and I~IEREAS, the citizens of Collier County maintain and support the public beaches through their ad valorem taxes, and WI{~REAS, the d~nial of public access to such public beaches would coasCituCe a denial of the usa and benefit o£ such public beaches, and, %~EP~iAS, the Board of County Co~u~isstoners deem it essential to the public health, safety, and welfare that any citizen of Collier County has the right of access to the Usa of such public beaches, THEREFORE BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY CO~IISSIONERS OF COLLIER COUITTY, FLORIDA: SECTION ONE: SHORT TITLE. TltIS ORDINANCE SHALL BE K}IO~I AS AND HAY BE THE PUBLIC BEACH ACCESS ORDINA}ICE. ~_ 1. In order to maintain peace and order, provide% emergency ingress and egress, and provide the pubZia DAP/d 4/30/76 . . Page One of Seven resource amenities o~ the beaches of Collier CountY, and to develop and use the beach resources to the greatest benefit ~ of the health and welfare of the citizens of Collier County, ~ it is hereby declared to be the le$islative intent of this ~ Ordinance to provide a means and procedure for insuring thac'~'~ adequate public access is provided and maintained, that access is maintained in such a manner as to preserve or enhance existing natural features. It is further the intent of the Board o~ County Co,=nissioners to provide and implement funds a~d fundinK programs to insure the developmenC~ maintenance and upkeep of areas acquired pursuant to chis Ordinance. The preface and provisions of this Ordinance, being remedial of nature, are to be liberally construed to effectuate ice purpose in the interest of the public health, safety and welfare of the citizens of Collier County and the State of Florida. SECTION THREE: DEFINITIONS. For the purpose of this Ordinance, the follo~r~ng defini- tions shall apply~ 1. Blocked public access shall mean the development of land with structures and/or improvements or any other barrie~ which denies public access to public beaches at intervals of 26&0 feet as prescribed in this Ordinance. 2. Blocked support facilities shall mean the development of land with structures and/or improvements ~r any other berrie= which denies the public of the required support facilities which are necessary for the use and enjoyment of the public beaches. 3. Contiguous land shall mean any land abutting land conveyed to the County aa required in this Ordinance or any land which is located within one half mile (2640 feet) of the land conveyed to the County as permitted in Sectio~ Four, Para. 7 of this Ordinance. 4. Intervening land shall mean any land which is locaced. between a public beach and a landward point of public access Page Two of Sav~n through which land an existing or potential public access 5. Public Access shall mean existing access to a publi~ beach from any road, street, easement, or any other ray which the public has'a right to use. 6. Public Access, Potential, shall mean any access to a public beach which is not existent at the time of passage of this Ordinance but which is required under Section of this Ordinance and designated on Exhibit 1. 7. Public beach shall mean any water area along the Cull of Mexico along with ice 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 o~nership, or as a result of any other act, law or instrument through which the public has a prescribed or implied right to their use. 8. Support Facilities shall mean but not be limited to shelters, toilets, offstreet 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. SECTION FOUR: APPROVAh OF DEVELOP!~I~T PLANS: ISSUANCE OF BUILDIN0 1. Prior to the granting of ~he final approval for subdivision, Pla~ed UnlC Development (PUD), or th~ issuance of a building p~i~ for any lands which are adjacent ~o or contiguous w~th public beaches and which lands hav~ ~h~ poCen- till of blocking public access and/or po~n~at public access and suppor~ facilities as defined herein, ~h~ subdivider or appllcanc, as o~er or agen~ of subject prop~r~y shill arrange with the County ~o provld~ land' for public access and support faclllttes as de~emined and requlred in chls Ordlnance. 2. Physical Requirements of Public Access. A. Maximum Separation. The maximum separation from one point of public access to ~he nexe point of public access shall not be greater than one hale ,.,:;:; ....... ~, .,, Page Three oE The minimumwidth of any public access shall be one hundred (100) feet. Minimum Yard Requirements: ~e minimum depth of yards which abut an existing or potential public access be the same distance as required in the r zoning district regulations depending whether such yard is a front, side, rear or corner lot. 3. 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. 4. In the event the owner ~f lands required for public access and support facilities as required by this Ordinance refuses to convey them to the County, and it becomes necessary to condemn said lands, no County permit shall be issued for the improvement or development of the subject land until the later of the conclusion, including expiration of all appeal and%or re-hea~ing periods, of said condemnation proceedings, or the conveyance or transfer of said lands to the County pursuant to negotia- tions for lease, purchase, or dedication. 5. Location of each Public Access and Support Facili~y. The location o~ each Public Accede and ~uppor~ ~acill~2 will be predicated on ~he gro~h needs aa ~11 as ~he location and utilization of all existing points o~ public access and suppo~C ~acili~ies in a ~er which ~ill no~ duplicate o~ con- flic~ wi~h an existing public access and auppo~ ~acili~y while perilling a comprehensive coverage o~ Collie~Co~ with adequately located public access ~o ~he public beached. 6. Adoption o~ Public Access Comprehensive ~p. In o~der co establish a co~ehenaive plan evenC~l acquisition o~ development o~ adequate public access '~ and support facilities, th~ Board of Co~7 Co~isalanera., . , ,,, . , .,, ..... ~ ~..~..',,.,-.? ..... ~ :~ ~',' ' '" '"t~ ~3~ ~1"~, ~.,.¢~]~b~v,'..~<:.. ', ,' ~ ' ' " hereby adopts Exhibit 1, sheets 1 thru 22 and Exhibit.Il, Pages 1 and 2 aa part of this 0rainance. The location, acquisition and development of all publio access and support facilities shall be guided by Exhibit: 1 and Exhibit 2 and the only devia:ion from said exhibits shall be as provided in SECTION FOUR, Paragraph ? of this Ordinance. 7. Waiver from Requirements of this Ordinance. A. Even though the Board of County Commissioners have determined that public access and support faciliCie0 shall be provided at maximum intervals of one-half mile (2640 feet) as indicated in Exh£b£t 1 and Exhibit: 2, such distance may be shortened or lengthened by the Board of County Commissioners in order Co take into account the availability of suitable land for such need, the physical geography of the land, the location of waters, roads, railroads, or ocher barrier features which may require the extension or contraction of t:he distance between points of public access the representation relative to beach access on Exhibit 1~ Pa~es 1 through 22, no~wichscandin~. B. In the event Chat more than one public access and support facility ia required cE any one developer or owner, the Board of County Commissioners ia hereby empowered Co waive the one half mile (2640 feet) maximum distance requirement of said public access(es) and facility(ica) and require in lieu thereof that such public access(es) and support facilit:ies be provided in the aggregate in a specified location(s) rat:her than in separate locations as required in this Ordinance. C. In order to carry ouc the intent: and objectives of this Ordinance, the Board of County Commissioners are hereby empowered to waive the requirements of this Ordinance Co the extent that the lit:eral enforcement: of this Ordinance will create an unduly Severe hardship on the appl'icant for a final approval of a Subdivision plat:, PUD, or building permit: to the extent ChaC the intent and obJectivAs of Chis Ordinance will be £ulEllted. ..... ,'- Page Five of ~ere the developer has voluntarily conveyed beach access lands to the County, the Board of County Com~issioners may authorize the transfer of development rights for lan~s which are ~omveye~ to the Count7 for public access and support facilities to lands contiguous to lands so conveyed. Said transfer may be made on the basis of whichever of the follow- ing three options, as expressed by the following formulae, permits the greater number of dwelling Units= a) Number of dwelling units which - Number of dwelling units may be transferred par acre on contiguous land under existing zoning claSsifiCation Number o~ acres conveyed b) Number of dwelling units which - Number of dwelling units may be transferred per acre as established by the Official Land Usa ~uide ' Number of acres conveyed Note: Where number of dwelling units which may be transferred equals a fractional number, if the fraction e~uals more than .5, 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 eguals .$ or less, number of dwelling units which ma7 be trans£ez~ed will be decreased to the next lower whole number. c) A transfer of one dwelling unit per acre or portion of an acre conveye~. Notwithstanding the above, the Board of County Co~issioners 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. SECTION FIVE: PENALTIES FOE VIOLATION= RESORT TO OTHER REMEDieS. Violation o£ the provisions of this Ordinance to comply with any of its requirements shall constitute a mis- demeanor. Any person or firm who violates this Ordinance or fails to comply with an7 of its requirements shall upom con- viction thereof be fined, or imprisoned, Or both, as p~ovide4 DAP/d by law. Each day such violation con~inues 8hall b6 considered a separate offense. Any other person who co~i~o, in, assists Eh, o~ main~ains such viola~on ~y each be ~ound Eu~l~y o~ a separate o~ensm and su~er ~be penal~ies hera~n provided. 8o~hin~ har~n contained shal~ prev~n~ ~h~ County ~rom ~akin~ such o~har la~u~ ac~on, EncludEn~, bu~ hOC l~miced ~o, ~esor~ ~o equE~ble ac~on as ~s necessa~ ~o prevent or remedy any v~ola~on. SECTION SIX: EFFECTI~ DATE OF O~INANCE. This Ordinance shall ~ake effec= ~edta=ely upon of acknowledgemen= tha= this Ordinance has been filed ~=h the Office of =he Score=sty of S=a~e of the S=a=e. of FlorSda. SECTIOM SE~N~ SEVE~ILI~. I~ is ~he tnten:lon of ~he Co~y Co~tsston ~ha='each aepara=e provision of =his Ordinance shall be deemed ~nde- penden= of all o=her provisions herein, and i~ ~s fur=her inten=ion of =he Coun=y Co~iss~on ~ha= if any provisions of ~his Ordinance be declared =o be invalEd, all o=har provisEons =hereof shall re, in valid and enforceable. PASSED ~ D~Y ADOPTED BY ~ Board of Co~cy Co~iss~oners of Collier County, Florida, =h~s 27Ch day of April,.1976. '.~ ". .' ' ~App~ved as ~o ,,,... .............. ,. ".,.,~O,~... ~ . ~o~ez Co~n~ A~o~ DAP/d 4/30/ '"I ¸.I ! , 0 ! ~XHIB~T 1' ' ~ ' EXHIBZT 3. 21. 2O ~6 i ,SA ,AA . ' CLAM' .SA "G O'v"l': i · fTA" ! ' :' ,I CoMHOr'IS .(~ · J! flCCE S.: ,, , ,8 U'LF ,M_E: X ~ c,o ,41., · [~j..9~. I&A GOV~T LOT 3 GOV'T LOT 6' 60V'T LOT 2 GOVT. :';'t · : .: ' D C 'ii ,. i .I \ ' I t % l;~heet:'~'~1 o~ 22 shee~s 4 EXIBIT I f '\ EXHIBIT $3 $, : BEACH ACCESS Number 48-25-6A 6B 6C 7A I?B 20A '20B~ 29A 29B 32A 32B 49-25-5A 8A 8B 16A 168 17A 17B 2lA 2lB 5Q-2S-34A 34B&C 51-25-3A llA llB Property Owner Address Lely Estates Inc. ~05 St. Andrevts Blvd. Naples A.L. Dougherty Co. Inc. 9938 S. Western Ave., Chicago,IL 60643 Bank of Naples Trustee P. O. Box'488 Robert V. Gisselbeck et ux Trustees of Internal Improvement Fund Baker-Carroll Point Unit 2 Vanderbilt Beach Estates [1 Barton Jr. & I.U. Collier Land Corp Barton Collier John A. Pulling et al Park Shore Unit 5 Same as 16A & B Park Shore Unit 2 Key Island Inc. ~aples Tallahassee , · Vanderbilt Gulf Towers Unit 1,INC. Lot I c/o John Naylor 1800 Central Bank Building, Cleveland, Ohio Lot 26 - P. M. Francoeur-1400 Gulf' Shore Blvd. N. Suite 208, Naples Lot 27 - Seminole Vanderbilt Corp. P. O. Box 2536w Naples e~ ~ a~v A Gerald T. ~ent-2325 ~a~Ar~iv~, Cleveland, Ohio 3003 Tamiami Trail North, Naples c/o Naples Real Estate Exchange, Naples .Lot i - Scotts~ale Company %050 Gul~ Shore Blvd. N. ' Same as 16A & B 2~. LOts 12"& 17, Scottsdale Coo . Blk. I 4050 Gul£ Shore Right-of-way Blvd. N. P. O. Box 1157, Naples EXHIBIT 2 page . 1. of 2 pages S1-25-14A 23A 23A 24A 25A $1-26-30A 3lA Marco - 1 2 3 4 6 9 10 29B&C 32A 33A 33B 53-26-4A ~ ..... 9A 10A 10B Ross M. Parrack et u~ A. Hernly Boyd ob ux Joseph C. Diedrick George M. Kingsnorth Ramarest Inc. Cordelia 5caife May George L. Mendez Jr. et ux Betty Leu R. Smith # Hammlll & Crayton Edwin A. Jones Three L. Xnc. Deltona Corporation # # Trustees # # J. Fred Abramson James Cart Douglas Bathey et ux Collier Development Corp. 3675 Kully Rd., }laples - Lot 9 800 E. Delaware St., Can~r£dge City, IN - Lot 10 Oak Lodge RR4, West Bend, WI Lot 34 1715 Danford St., Naples, Lot 35 c/o Retry F. Bauer, Treasurer 601 15 Ave. S. Naples, Lot 3.1 P. O. Box 1345, Pittsburgh, PA 15230 - Lot 3.2 5101 SW 75 St.~ S. Miami Fla. 33143 - Lot 9.3 4308 Club Dr., NE, Atlanta, GA Lot 18 - Neapolitan Enterprlse~ 4001 Care~ Tower, Cincinnati, c/o Beach Club Hotel, Naples Lots 20, 23 2660 Airport Rd, Naples 691 15th Ave. S., Naples P. O. Box 66, Naplee 4000 Gordon Dr., Naples E~IBIT 2 page 2 of 2 page~ t