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Agenda 02/12/2013 Item #10D 2/12/2013 10.D. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Recommendation to adopt a Resolution in support of removing the ban on spearfishing in. Collier County coastal waters, and requesting that the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) repeal the special acts and/or rules designated as Chapters 27473 (1951) and 30665 (1955). OBJECTIVE: To allow spearfishing in Collier County waters in the Gulf of Mexico. CONSIDERATIONS: In 1951 Chapter 27473 was enacted by the Florida Legislature, which prohibited the use of artificial light when spearing or gigging saltwater fish in Collier County. In 1955 county residents petitioned the Board of County Commissioners to completely ban spearfishing in Collier County waters. After public hearing on the issue the Board passed several. resolutions in 1955 and 1956 which first restricted and then banned all saltwater spear fishing. A referendum on the matter was held in November 1956, and Collier County voters approved the ban by a vote of 1,196 in favor of the ban to 590 opposed. Upon this vote Chapter 30665 became law, prohibiting spearfishing in all Collier County waters. In 1983 the Legislature passed Chapter 83-134, which repealed the above Special Acts as law, converting them into regulations of the Marine Fisheries Commission, and still in effect under the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission(FWC). Additionally the ban is codified in Ch. 379.2425,Fla. Stat. Today, spearfishing is allowed in most of the state and is regulated by the FWC, except in Collier County and in portions of Monroe County where is it prohibited. Fishermen who harvest by spearing are subject to the same rules and limitations that other anglers in the state are required to follow. The FWC defines spearfishing as "the catching or taking of a fish through the instrumentality of a hand or mechanically propelled, single or multi-pronged spear or lance, barbed or barbless, operated by a person swimming at or below the surface of the water." The following prohibitions are imposed by the FWC: • Spear-fishing of marine and freshwater species in freshwater is prohibited. Possession of a spear gun in or on freshwater is also prohibited. • Within 100 yards of a public swimming beach, any commercial or public fishing pier, or any part of a bridge from which public fishing is allowed. • Within 100 feet of any part of a jetty that is above the surface of the sea - except for the last 500 yards of a jetty that extends more than 1,500 yards from the shoreline. • In Collier County (currently) and in Monroe County from Long Key north to the Dade County line. • For any fish for which spearing is expressly prohibited by law(listed below). • In any body of water under the jurisdiction of the Dept. of Environmental Protection, Division of Recreation and Parks (Florida Parks Service). Possession of spearfishing equipment is prohibited in these areas, unless it is unloaded and properly stored. The following is a list of species that are prohibited for harvest by spearing: • Billfish (all species) • Spotted eagle ray • Sturgeon • Manta ray Packet Page-62- 2/12/2013 10.D. • Sharks • Bonefish • Tarpon • Goliath Grouper • Snook • Blue Crab • Nassau grouper • Spotted seatrout • Red drum • Weakfish • Stone Crab • Pompano • African pompano • Permit • Tripletail • Lobster • Families of ornamental reef fish(surgeonfish,trumpetfish, angelfish, butterflyfish, porcupinefish, cornetfish, squirrelfish,trunkfish, damselfish, parrotfish,pipefish, seahorse, puffers,triggerfish except gray and ocean) As reported in a January 13, 2013 article in the Naples Daily News, lionfish have been found in Collier County waters. Lionfish, an invasive non-native species which have no natural predators in this area, will destroy native fish on our reefs in the Gulf. Harvesting by spearfish has been shown to be the most efficient and effective means of control. Therefore it is in the public's best interest that the antiquated ban on spearfishing be lifted as to Collier County waters, as it already has been throughout almost all of Florida. The method to accomplish this is to request that the FWC repeal the special acts and/or rules designated as Chapters 27473 (1951) and 30665 (1955). FISCAL IMPACT: None. GROWTH MANAGEMENT IMPACT: None. LE GAL CONSIDERATIONS: The proposed Resolution was drafted by the County Attorney, is legally sufficient, and requires majority support for approval. -JAK RECOMMENDATION: That the Board of County Commissioners adopt a Resolution in support of removing the ban on spearfishing in Collier County coastal waters, and request that the FWC repeal the special acts and/or rules designated as Chapters 27473 (1951) and 30665 (1955). SUBMITTED BY: Commissioner Tom Henning, District 3 05-COA-01253/732 Packet Page-63- 2/12/2013 10.D. COLLIER COUNTY Board of County Commissioners Item Number: 10.10.D. Item Summary: Recommendation to adopt a Resolution in support of removing the ban on spearfishing in Collier County coastal waters, and requesting that the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) repeal the special acts and/or rules designated as Chapters 27473 (1951) and 30665 (1955). (Commissioner Henning) Meeting Date: 2/12/2013 Prepared By Name: BrockMaryJo Title: Executive Secretary to County Manager, CMO 2/2/2013 9:04:46 AM Submitted by Title: Executive Secretary to County Manager, CMO Name: BrockMaryJo 2/2/2013 9:04:47 AM Approved By Name: OchsLeo Title: County Manager Date: 2/3/2013 1:04:06 PM Packet Page -64- 2/12/2013 10.D. RESOLUTION 13- A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA SUPPORTING THE REPEAL OF SPECIAL ACTS/ RULES, CHAPTERS 27473, PROHIBITING THE USE OR AID OF ANY ARTIFICIAL LIGHT IN SPEARING OR GIGGING FISH IN THE SALT WATERS OF COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA, AND 30665, PROHIBITING FISHING IN ALL WATERS OF COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA BY MEANS OF SPEAR, GIG, OR SIMILAR DEVICES, AND REQUESTING THAT THE FLORIDA FISH AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION COMMISSION REPEAL CHAPTERS 27473 AND 30665. WHEREAS, in 1951, the Florida Legislature enacted a special act, Chapter 27473, prohibiting the spearing or gigging of fish by the use or aid of any artificial light in any of the salt waters of Collier County, Florida; and WHEREAS, in 1955, the Florida Legislature enacted a special act, Chapter 30665, which prohibited fishing in all of the waters of Collier County by means of a spear, gig, or similar device,effective upon a majority vote of qualified electors of the County,and WHEREAS, On November 8, 1956, Chapter 30665 gained voter approval on the General Election Ballot with 1196 for the ban and 590 opposed to the ban;and WHEREAS, in 1983, the Florida Legislature enacted Chapter 83-134, which created the Marine Fisheries Commission and which also repealed a number of special acts including Chapters 27473 and 30665, and provided that such special acts continue in effect as rules of the Marine Fisheries Commission; and WHEREAS, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) is the successor organization of the Marine Fisheries Commission, pursuant to Chapter 99-245, Laws of Florida, and has the authority to repeal Chapters 27473 and 30665; and WHEREAS, Chapters 27473 and 30665 continue to exist today as rules of FWC, but are antiquated rules that appear to serve no public purpose or provide any public benefit to the residents of Collier County, Florida. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of Collier County,Florida that: 1. The above Recitals are hereby incorporated herein and specifically made a part of this Resolution. Packet Page-65- 1 2/12/2013 10.D. 2. The Board hereby supports the repeal of Chapter 27473, which prohibits the spearing or gigging of fish by the use or aid of any artificial light in any of the salt waters of Collier County, and Chapter 30665, which prohibits fishing in any and all of the waters of Collier County by means of spear, gig or similar device. 3. The Board requests that FWC repeal the special acts and/or rules designated as Chapters 27473 and 30665. THIS RESOLUTION ADOPTED after motion, second and majority vote favoring same,this of , 2013. ATTEST: BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS DWIGHT E. BROCK, Clerk OF COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA By: By: ,Deputy Clerk Georgia A. Hiller, Esq., Chairwoman App ove s .• to form and 1-gal . ` cam- . Alt k `'f a Jeffre • .1.1 a� ow Coun A �•rney �1i •1� Packet Page-66- 2/12/2013 10.D. OFFICE OF THE COUNTY ATTORNEY INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM TO: Commissioner Tom Henning FROM: Wanda Rodriguez,ACP DATE: January 24,2013 • RE: Collier County spearfishing ban—legislative history In 1951,the following Special Act was enacted by the Florida Legislature: CH.27473(1951). An act to prohibit spearing or gigging fish by the use or aid of any artificial light in any of the salt waters of Collier County, Florida. Providing penalty for violations. Section 1. It shall be unlawful to spear or gig fish by the use or aid of any artificial light in any of the salt waters of Collier County,Florida. Section 2. Any one or more persons violating the provisions of this act shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction, fined not exceeding $200.00, or imprisonment in the county jail not more than 60 days, or both so fined and imprisoned in the discretion of the court. A diligent search of the BCC minutes from 1950 and 1951 was conducted by the Clerk to the Board's staff and by me, but we were unable to locate any references to this act nor anything to indicate why it was passed. In April 1955,the following Special Act was filed with the Secretary of State: CH.30665(1955). An act to prohibit spear fishing in all of the waters of Collier County, Florida; providing penalty for violations; providing for referendum at next general election. Section 1. It shall be unlawful to take or attempt to take fish in any and all waters of Collier County, Florida,by means of a spear,gig,or similar device. Section 2. Any person violating the provisions of this act shall be guilty of a misdemeanor,and upon conviction subject to the penalty provided by law. Section 3. This act shall not become effective until the question has been voted upon by the qualified electors of the county and ratified by a majority of those voting on the question,which shall be placed on the regular election ballot at the next general election. 1 Packet Page-67- 2/12/2013 10.D. Should a majority of the qualified electors voting on the question vote"yes",then this act shall become effective immediately. Should the majority of qualified electors voting on the question vote"no",this act shall be void. In June 1955 a group of commercial fishermen requested the Board to pass a prohibition of spearfishing in Collier County. A public hearing was called on the issue, and held on July 5, 1955. The minutes of that meeting (attached) reflect that a petition signed by 303 county residents was presented to the Board asking for a ban on spearfishing. Those speaking in favor of the ban cited concerns of the negative impact spearfishing was having on commercial fishing, fishing guides, and tourism. Residents speaking in favor of spearfishing stated that the sport should be allowed, and possibly regulated. Upon hearing from both sides of the issue the Board tabled the matter for further study. On August 16, 1955, the Board passed a resolution asking the Salt Water Conservation Department of the State of Florida to ban spearfishing within 1000 feet of the mouth of all Collier County rivers and inland waterways, and set licensing requirements. The full text of the resolution is contained in the minutes from this date. On April 3, 1956 the Board approved the drafting of a resolution that would ban gigging, spearing, and the use of bow and arrow along the canals. On May 1, 1956, the Board passed a resolution requesting that the State ban the taking of all salt water fish in Collier County by said means. The full text of the resolution is contained in the minutes from this date. • On September 4, 1956, the Board discussed Chapter 30665 (cited in full above), and directed that the act be advertised and a referendum placed on the ballot in the upcoming general election. In November 1956 Collier County voters approved the spearfishing ban as stated in Chapter 30665 by a vote of 1,196 in favor to 590 against, more than a 2 to 1 margin. Upon this vote the Special Act became law. In 1983 the Legislature passed Chapter 83-134 (attached), which repealed the above Special Acts as law, converting them into regulations of the Marine Fisheries Commission, and still in effect under the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC). Additionally the ban is codified in Ch. 379.2425,Fla. Stat. I hope this information is helpful. Attachments: Excerpts of selected BCC minutes(1955-1956) Excerpt of election results, 1956 General Election Chapter 83-134 Ch. 379.2425,Fla. Stat. 05-COA-01253/731 2 Packet Page-68- .,�.... ...-..,• ...,.• ,.,, 11. .. .- -_ .,y •~. . ,,'!'! ellrn:10111r . 2/12/2013 10.D. 107 p • • • All bills against the County were read, approved and ordered paid as shown in the supplemental !'� • pplemental minute book. Meeting ad3odrned. ATTEST, Ed oott, Clerk APPROVED' �//1�,J �/� `rt• e Everglades Florida . June E1, l2bb • BE IT REMEMBERED that the Board of County Commieeioners of Collier Coun met this date in regular eeeeion with the following membero presentt h'Plorida 1 . �.. J. M. Davidson, Chairman R. A.Oritfie ; ` • J. L. Walker l�Ri1 `."•E. F. Moore . together with the Clerk, Deputy Clerk . ,,, • .. .. Co_.,.... t ..,•• a• 11111 1 A group of commercial fisherman appeared before the IIoard. T. 1:. Gantt of ` ±'. Marco reviewed to the Board the damage of spear fishing and requested the Board to pees \1 /' a reeelutlon and present to the Salt Water Conservation prohibiting spear fishing during the day and at night with a light, After due discussion of this matter it was determined that the Board should hear both sides of this question, and it wee further determined that it would be to the beet interest of the interested parties to present their views '', the Board at a Public Hearing. 1 Upon motion of Commissioner Walker aeconded by Commissioner Moore and upon vote duly parried the Clerk was instructed to advertise for a public hearing to be held on Tuesday, July bth, 1058, at 9,OOo�olook A. M. i Fitt • 41111P 40 40111 Mr. Robert Drown, Incurmnce Agent of Ft. Myers, appeared before the Board in connection with the wrecked truck. Mr. Brown explained to the Board hie connection with •• the various insurance oompaniee and that he had been requested to explain to the Board � • � the condition of truck and certain terms that no doubt could be worked mutually between the Board end the insurance companies. Attorney Treadwell expreeeed that it wee hieepinlon that a oompromiae could be ..-•—'-:4'1` ..., • agreeably worked between the Board and the Sneuranoe oompaniee. Mr. Brown eteted that the truck could be put book in ae ,. good condition and ' '. shape as it was by straightening the frame, and repairing cab, springs and radiator etc. • After due ooneideration and discussion upon motion of Commissioner Walker seconded by Commissioner Griffis and upon vote duly carried, the Insura-loe Agent was inetruoted to repair the truck and put in as good oonditioa and chaps ws it wee when wrecked, 'heClerk was instructed to notify Whatley and Pall in Immokalee to remove the frame and deliver to Hough Chevrolet Company in P 9 Ft. Myers for further repairs. ' Robert Smallwood of Everglades, owner of certain proportiee on Chokoloekee Island appeared before the Board and presented a map of Chokoloakee with proposed roads. A,tsr • due discussion of the roads proposed by Mr. Smallwood the Board presented to him i several p 0 e lans which had been drawn up by the County Engineer and requested Mr. Smallwood to give • • • E study to the various plane and to disrues same with the citizens living on the Island, Chairman Davidson read a letter from the West Coast Inland Navigation District y concerning Intra-State Canal -- Fort Myers North to Tarpon Springs, 140 miles, The L 0 , v Board considered the importance of such a project to the County, State and Henan, and 'i upon motion of Commmiesioner Walker seconded by Commissioner Oriffis and upon vote duly the County Attorney was inetruoted to draw up resolution endorsing same, ,• ._ _ .—�Packet Page 69 .. _ a:: rrrsm �- ��.t.;. ..v a ..,44 ,.. it . Y.401;1;,..7... -...4t..:.--.1 .' ,• i. .. .•' °"'�� . .�r.. 'w'I. 110 • :�' 2/12/2013 10.D. Eor -''�""� ;t ? � �,• •; • BE IT MEMBERED that the Board of County Commissioners of Collier County, '`a,. • °' ' ., Florida met this date in regular session with the following member. pro,entt ; • *at J. M. Davidson, Chairman N. J. Janes R. A. Griffis J. L. Wel ker ! 1..1: . E. A. Moore ;a• • o d together with the Clerk, Deputy Clerk, Sheriff, County Attorney and County Engineer. ' The minutes of the previous meeting worn rend and approved. Pursuant to legal advertisement of public hearing in retards to a request previously made by a group of fiahermen requesting the Board to pass • resolution to the Salt hater Conservation Department to prohibit spear fishing in Collier County, Chairman Davidson reviewed such • ••uoet mode to the Board at Its meeting on June 21st. T. Kelly oantt of Marco presented to the Board ° . petitions requesting the County Board to petition the Florida State Board of Conservation to '` prohibit all types "MF 410 of spear fishing in salt watero of Collier County from the following eeotlone of the •. Countyt Royal Palm Nassnook 7 0oodland • - - - . . . - - - 32 Marco - - - - - - - - SC - • , Naples 144 Lvergladee & Chokoloskee - To tai - - - - --=• -- lia :; • Attorney Ben Park,, of Rapine spoke in behalf of the spear fishing club and r stated that spa■r fishing wan a rood clean oport, a likable sport, thnt he felt that thin type of sport should he regulated and that. the club wanted to cooperate with the ^� commercial fishermen end other, in thin connection. Attorney Parke further stated that this type of fishing could be regulated by requiring the �w 4 g spear fishermen to purohaee lioenees, and that he felt that this requirement would keep the spear fishermen of Lee O. and Dade Counties out of Collier County to a oortain extent by requiring resident, to purchase a lioenee In the amount of 46,00, and non-residents 026.00, Preston Sawyer appeared before the Board in opposition to the spear fishermen, ' stating that opeer fishing done not ooneervo the resource, of the County, that the spear fishermen should be required to sacrifice this type of sport and find their sport in 40'4 • other ways duo to the fact that spear fishing destroys the fishing holes! and further e• that the spear fishermen should consider the amount of money that comae into the County ' from guides and commercial fishing! that he felt that spear fishing would coon destroy 1; 7:7' the fishing and in order to keep tho county growin! spear fishing Should be eaorifieed, • ' Attorney Parke stated that he felt that epnar fishing did not destroy the fishing holes duo to the foot that the fishing was done in the buoys,y passes and on rocks out from Naples, and that there was really only one hood month In the year and only `. about one hour that the water wasolear enough for spear fishing. Mr. Sawyer further expressed to the Board that guide fishing was done by retired people, and that gill net and spear fishing turned the tourists away, not only - from guide fishing, but the tourist left the County due to the leak of fish paused from spear fishing, �' ' 4110 r . Robert Smallwood of Chokoloekee spoke against the spear tiohermen. and further ., . ,,,,,,, stated that there is not very much spear fishing.done in this section of the County, due to one party having been shot at and that they left and have not returned. ,_______01, • - -. - • . r.,_ ,ab 4 ., . . . Packet Page -70- , • /-7....;. ." t, ; r ;'. 4 „ ,30".*!,,, .,'`.- s.) ` a : ' : .. 2/12/2013 10.D. :. ?' 111 7If i Elwood Townsend of Naples expressed opinion that he felt that a group of boys in simple sport should not be •.•� g '~, S penalized and that the retired people were not h e ' . ' • "� P y Soally able to take on epcar fiehing1 and further that he felt a email fee should be required by the spear fishermen. cr Bud Hogue of Naples, a fish camp operator, stated that one..spear fishermen ruin the fishing for BO other people and that spear can P fishing was an unaportemanllke wag to catch fish. Feather Kee H. Harrison, President of the Aqua Club appeared Poard and stated that the Club 'ante to cooperate with other types,of fishing binothetCounty and that he felt that the spear fishermen should be required to purchase a license the same %-' I as other fishermen and as duck hunters.410 Father Harr!aon std ed that in this County juvenile delinquency has become u• quite a problem ani reviewed to the Roped requirements of the juveniles for good clean ` sports and he felt an outlet for the youths could be. provided In an acceptable way and further that he felt that the State and County would by doing a great deed by giving the boys recognition and statue and permitting tt:e ycuneetern to enter into the sport of spear fishing. Father Harrison fu••ther stated that the spear tistomen would stay away from *77 fish camps and would leave the territory In which this type of fishing was done if guide 010 ' boats or other fta},ermen came in. Others rho spoke in behalf of spear fishing were Palmer Harris of Naples and Thurman Walker. Attorney N. D. Nixon eaprossed to the Roard that he had been in Nassau and that ii Nassau spear fishing was encouraged aid that he approved of spear fiehingi and further dart a bill had passed through the legislature to prohibit spear fishing in all of the • waters of the County and providing penalty for violations and further providing for referendum at the next Reneral Election. Mr. Cnntt of Marco asked how could spear fish R. I i Ill 6 !in be regulated? . Attorney Parka stated by passage of lows to maintain and dieoipline same. It was brou,.ht out that Monroe County hoe a law regulating spear fishing - D t appeared no one was too familiar left), the f but it Y.1 law. _ Commissioner nalknr naked If bennin or cream fishing from the mouths of the 4-" passes to the inland places would that be to the advantage of the commercial fishermen and • • 1,.1. ` guides. Attorney Parks stated that in order to do spear fishing ear fishin. that the water has to be `^' �' •, clear. . Preston Sawyer stated that Snook, tarpon and other fish breed In the inland waters • of the rivers and that the rivers looked muddy but that the water is clear. ' Chairman Davidson palled for a , llk © to the feet that no solution could be workedlout onothisaproblemnatfthiatjme fishing, due :� time. From the poll there were 13 for spear fishing and 14 against spear fishing. • Further discussion in this connection was tabled until the Board had such time * • el to give further study and consideration to the matter. • Pursuant to advortieement the Board now went into session sitting • EqualicatiOne ng a Board oP • The Tea Aaeeeeor present:: to the Board the Aeeeeemant Roll for the year 1986. i -_ r e g Packet Pa 71 i p 2/12/2013 10.D. ',:;-.':-. :.:,..-_,-.‘:, '---- ---- -------- ------------ '.'....• R, . - -- • *'-:- All bills against the County were read, approved and ordered paid as shown In the - , .•-•.--,*. • --, :•. • .',; • • Supplemental Minute Book. .1 . • - . . . ' ',-, ''' Meeting adjourned. . • • . . „„. . ATTEST' ED SCOTT, OM liPPROVEDi ? ' ''' e'''° ' , • 2 '-z I , . CHAIRMAN , .. . . , der44 D.C. • .. . - • Evergiades,Florid • -: -4 ' • , ' - ' ' • et 10th, 19513 , • .;•.■ ' BE IT REMEMBERED that the Board of ()aunty Commies oners of Collier County, ' ' . .:: ;,--•;I ' -t,.••••11. ' Florida, met this date in regular session with the following members presents ,, -, , .7. H, Davidson, Chairman .. . - • • • ' - W. 1, Janes, VieeftChairman .. . . H. A. °riffle . J. LI Wel kw , . . . . E. F. Moors. • .• . .. . • ' ' -,.4 together with the Clerk, Deputy Clerk,County Attorney, County Engineer, Sheriff and . . • .. . Assistant, lennoth Arnold. ,'•,'•,,. 1 ' ,NO.1 ' The minutes of the ?rot/Loud mooting wore road and approved, - " '.,. , ' - . .1--.4 .• Mr. Earl Royer, Engineer, presented a Plot of "Nell* Subdivisiton of the W't Of Set of ?1W of Mg Section 6.47•214 the owners being Mr. es Mrs. Charles 0. Wells. Upon motion of Commissioner Mama seconded by Commissioner Welker and upon vote duly carried, laid ..',.... , :; • ••" , - •'''' - . plat was approved subject to letter to the Board when tiling Plat concerning thessireetat ".• ../,',' ,. . . : - : - ' •, staking and eta. .., . . ') . Mr. L. LI, Hampton presented a Plot of Cypress Woods Estates a reeplatof , • . . Amok s* - ' -.• - subdivision of Lot ?lb except B. 180th Wapitis Improvement Company, Plat Book 2, page 2, and • -,•.: 1)." ,11111, ,,. ' • -..,,4 Cypress Woods Estates, Plat Book 4, page 22. Upon motion of Commiseloner Moore seconded by 1 '4 Commissioner Janes and upon vote duly tarried said Pitt was approved. - - " -1- : • - • • Mr. Hampton also presented a Plat of Cult Harbor, a subdivision of the 1121 of ". • ' ; SE* of Section 16. 40026, owned by Andrew Olson and 0.0. Danford. Along with Plot of Cult Harbor Mr. Hampton preeented to the Board a latter • 4.):, , " ,.. advising that they will"agree to oonetruot grades and to stabilise 160 bases with at , * : least 6" Compacted shell before requoating County Maintenance on thane streets". The attention of the Board was brought to a bill recently passed by the , • , -Legislature concerning plats and the platting of land in the County and upon motion or Ohmmisaiener Welker seconded by Commissioner Moore and upon veto daty carried said plat was '.. approved subject to a specified elevation of 6 feat and satIsfaa tory agreement as to the • ■ construction or streets eta. ., Mr. Hampton also presented along with the Cult Harbor Plat a Warranty Deed from • • • M. I. Semler and Oust Semler, wife and husband to the County conveying right of way into s . said subdivision, covering the following propertiest Parcel of land being the North CO test Or the South leo feet of a Parcel of land described as fellows! Part of the East one-half of the Southeast quarter (SEI) of s , . Section 16, Township 48 South of Rance 88 East bounded and • described as toile-was Beginning on the West line of State .., • Highway ?. B. 42 (Tamiami Trail) at a point 882.3 feet South., ' .,. of the North line of said East one0half (Et) Of the South's . , ... . • east one quarter (Bit) measured along West line of Highway S. ,•and such line produced, thence South along said West lino of • High Sea feetj thence West a right angles 880 feet) thence . • North parallel with first course 888 feet thence East 880 . feet to the point of beginning, containing 13 actress excepting • • that Easterly portion which is,a part or State Road Right-of-way . . - Bald deed was ordered filed and reeerded . , .. , Packet Page -72- 0-' ,• •r ,Lti1 x . 8igried, aealod end`deiirered� ''°''� 5,,ul r �'TA ROATI DEPARTESENT Op Fl ..' _ x $`tf�•t n s+ c� in the preeanoe et1 t 'x + ▪ ` ks�`Fa 1 r 2/12/2013 . , %� F . �'r,•i .+.k4ti"y 3 l�r -•y �,?t r -tx i._. �:p•.yy, F.y' s<t "r.rl"s!.-,•`k l'••�7.�y�,s.r,�L.,GZ�y�ti''.&:-•5 T•r"1.+A' M >fs�'�+Gl, 1�wa ' --r�kF��. �'�� � d•ii^:..ii`i�dl'4':�P �F•�A"3-/.¢ `A�-+�\.� 13� � h y, t.;s� if lIA 1x ` ,_ ��._� � � v, �we to the vepartment f- ����,�µ j.r'X •a.! a „� , � �l ':' •Seore�erp .�Z��., , Y 1 ,2, ♦ .> y e . t h 'p. { t .14- z�v .a t �, !7m r. a,.__- .... 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Y• , -' fi r j 'c,..'`"� -Y ,rs�•:s >,3.i r9y Diargare t T•.$oebb: n.0.�1c - ' ,;�I;y1 0 7` .1. c e .. - '• . .. ,. I.r 2+.' i �' �.. F n y wk I,..#' ` .,• 7rf$i}.'"; :Zc•" .:" �'" i '' ?d.. ..•y>'h'+0Nk Nt S .:: -i .�.. ''[r:.i• Mk',.,_ .T4V*F"c r v'' +ic. -' *'• Ire 'lbrtt�er aenaidera!!en oa�`.•$lven�; 0 they rogpea.. olOrot'lbiting epear�,tlahitf !o;"• , ' - r.ti • r T+ +��r b s itu. y'�.94 a c.y Ki ..� y • +v �#,e•"'+v,1 -r3.:SS.�LJ''. ,;t.t+,.'F F ,Cot ter Counts, and upon motion of Oosmisulener Moore ueoended,by Oommis$toner arlttla nndl L.`* ,t'• 'A j e. n►n . .r tr a ,4'+,vQ tilt f e:. 7 t ;ter a>,r� x �.. k wp,+.o x.-y y. A . tpon 71,4-..e....,.•t dulp'osrriad,;tho toiloeing eeeo-iutien was edopted.- ti :L L '\`('�`.t' 7 � .: r�+•.y�,�• Y _ .-,",s. y: .y`M,�•• r_ jY' ,y!f�,,,ny ^ q, Z:_ •"'ne} F �fi. wi,., 1.S'. T 4 f = . 1, +f„- t'• ?yJpbp 'd''Y wMa+:w>�CLVTION 0!► ZII$i11074RD'OP COUNTY 001!lt.00ggiiima�YN�'AND Pu nOLLIERa-,'' r " +'"`�' ' 4 ':OOW1T , 0)1 OI3M. ftE4UE8TINO SALT WATER.00U H.ynonI,I�DEPARTiht1T OP g i4 i 4}' ` J : `� .r, : •+�:fi r :;TNE BTATB OP PLO12UA TO•PADS A RNSOLUTION`.TO PRORIDIT DPEAR PI9NSIO . � "y`r * A4•J. , „ ;WX 1 1N A THOUBAND.:PEE?ti•pa U8 OP'I1 E:1dOVZ11 01 ALL• RIVIRB AND•INLAND ' } . , 1.14ATER�VAYB LOCATED SN OOLLI1R>OONNTY' FLORIDA,. :.PURSUER REQUESTING_ ,* .s,M1 • •,� . " � + - ,» e x DEPAR'n4ENT TO CLT A PE$ ON.M D BPORT ANID RLQUIRE LICQIB$ 'iQ DE' '` • t` t'- EXUIOIENt ON T11$ P$NDON I�1IOAOS0 xN DUCH ZPORT AT ALL TIIIm. . ;" ti} WRERF.A9, a Poblbisi st8nod b .100 roetdonbs:of 0ollier oounty,'e erida, �"<a. , y `,k has boon tiled with.the Beard.Ot Ooant,:Oeosieaionera-ef:tho;atereaaid " % '' r s • .. ▪ .. eounty and state, roqueeting said Doard:to potitlon•the•8ait Water t � '� �£' Coneorvatlon'ttopartment and euggeating $aid Dope'use_ prohlbjO tho ° 1,i E3', :fit " 07 , 4 4 « under■$NP $port Commonly reterro4 b0 ae,spoor.thing, end ' *- �: ' Y1.* ,?-44:,••••••••• 7 f -'-. y e 4ay....,_�. G .•. p 4,4 .. s Y I.!,,: 'J A(Y de, 4....ta�»'T ��'• ''• unea AB the Doard,ol' OounIy Commtei1onera••pursuant to.7.•'''''•aid_radar t::ton `. K'€."� , t tI x• r,.,� did calf apublto.hearing;.to bo held.In the ring.,.Reuee In regarde;.to �be;;y�gz, . , '• storesaid Petlttent .that it�sald publio hearing, .lt appeared that their x` �Y� i I; a meierltp e! the people represented tilt that eertain limitation should -r -' l • � .ybCe�m�ad�e upon the sport oomm.n1P knonn ae epeai tlehing, and :,.� �x T ,;,(+�f ; t[21 A •'RS(1 Yr' .MNEfEAB $: .... ..S• .. T :. .. f,: A I.'k�n,.fh C '' _.k,, zF"Y ,°th 'Deard•.ot.Qount7+ Ooete eelonora,'aa1ep huring the"te$limenP ':�^ `yam , x and evidenee summittsd at tie aforesaid pubile'hearing, the Board La `.`'t., , .f ,, of. the oppinton.that m. bu t. tnterost of the. cttiaens o! Oolilsr,t: ,�I Y ' Count • Piorlda, rill bead be•eirved by the plating at oertain � ; ,IYt . ;> ran $bill upon the sporb eemsonly knoen end reterred to as spear .`r ' tlahtn .< � iC.ec. KS i� .. 81 � r �. �s� •At � � e r� i �, .J t: W�'L��'*�`yt�� y�' iX � - l; ' • 1JOttTItEREP'ORE DE IT RF.Oorm DY ROARD CP Oouu 'r ooit IJSION$R: i1f w` .qs.:-- i' '` + `• k` ;' .'T a ANy t+OR OOLL¢ER ODUNTY ,y� -+ ., � • �,▪aeotion 1. That ihi Dais•...ta Waiter Qonaervotlon Department of bho titate • , ' � "' J �~ ' ,� r� of Plerlda be and !t !s hereby respeottully toques tod to pass a tier a4 ,: , ,} z�, reeeiutlon prohibiting;the takt =::at any ttyvp�• of ileh b under.aler �• � `Y' '� a :A :.,;7t- r•, ,,, epoar tiehing within a radlai of i 1000 test or the mon�h ot:all_rlv rat J' '.�•��. t ti Y Cana inland mad Ill thin in Oehler Counby,Fiorida, .,,:•qtr •» 1'= • r ▪ Baotloe S. 41 t silo Cult Voter'Coneorv$tionuo'part,ent is=!'itrther x t s ` ? .'''i'1.4'''-''' s ' • roappoottuily requested to oeteblish a linqens$ on said•undeertraterrepearls,w,w �rx+ �, tishing.and that it=ls°suggeate4 ibat a Q8,00`yearly;lieeneo be pleoed yes 1 *7 k , f9d ;one all roeldonta of Coiller'Ceunty,Plort a; .with`t.he eaoaptlon f' �e�j{.1 ., . , ' a�inore,'•and:that....dusk:lleenaes on..minor.raidente.be plated at 1.00 ,•� K- ., + s Y. �n,▪ er years itrlr also•euggeeted by.,said 8ourd=of:County Ooam�teslonora� �� x r t • .that..tbs 1 apart ens set_a=•1iomac:for_ell'.nen•residen a of i?8.00 per . .t. „' i�` r ; '� `a`tA year irrespective et.the •age of sue non-resident, .. � , y� y ;'Cr• ,, r� .a, Section 3. •shat.said Salt Water Consareation`Depapt+asn0 is.further t▪ :;Yt• x'• '}� t -",,,--.,,,-;;;,12: ,•- ra,rog Cully requeatad that persons enCeging in:such undertratsr sport °` be.required to have;above•said license upon the- erson,;attached.in � : : ,, c.7 ' }';y ``� t {" some•manner to the partiolpantts olothing or equipment•wed is said:'s` "' ;` . y r.<• h sport. � c$ y•i ,li ' .a:,,,a n �+ t:$ ".r •,,• �,.. ,.'.,. �7''''X r ' "" c'`-` µ£f 4 .;.• Y' .?•,.yWr-:6L- ,.."„Ya*,,}•v}>" �f',`r•+ ';+ r-;'1,,..'4.' 'Xx�s,.� " , .., �.�; ' Sietlon el Shat a:eertitiid eo ` i Immediately to the Salt Water O servatlonDepar�oe0 ndtthata�oopyt w of same be spread upon the minutes of,this meeting in,tali. __ .,g ,,,,, -� t > 1•• > Y •Ewa , ' y , r }.. she Erma, rya s he,�Doard a.bill'pawed tithe LenteieDteam �,ttl�,g-cth 1O8 " • 8'ee ion appropriotient to. t ie R7sei 4.14. Control vtrioat of tbs3lerida�lama•v Fr�,b Ra e'rr , y y.. _ Y Piuhrdopmiroi to>! expandture sin t e.sveral 000n floc '+ ..;TN->r. z:y. t } • < , , bi bridin'th c t-ga.- s*SP,r3,!;1 t if tile:,• i r- ,T1. ee01 <+•• ,�r Y �°1:,-1 .GI.T �I'.4 i'1l TYn S' ' tattentlon of 0berBoa that Collier County Ustdeeignated:.in.te:bi11 as saM arit°ioal*' 1 ' r �" 4 1.• '4t'ta tt O tappraprleition1 o tbO,Qbtii,ty,;wan 4bs $31goor� • '.ti r.:'"�'3E fr 3 nl i . r 3''..once i4, with tbw ..fr,.t e� ot�tbe«�imbulauoe and! altcD,dice ootu ides a io iy,,• .—•'� "'� t it +tt't,•r-if' '4P '?yt-� r �thelaiiowing ygioy alf-adeptiddt ..• ..L_. •;k � w J ,s: � � Packet Page 73 ��.�`;� `'-��� t `••• ar�" er 'i� �� s5=•,�• at.'''''' ;'w.` - . ' i.� _� `' ' 2/12/2013 10.D.., .'.'!R'_ 202 Y '• • ;s, 41. ,. °4,,m: `r •. Everglades, : '' Florida • a April 3, 1980 `' •.r iir• 4. • SE IT REMEMBERED that the Board of County Commissioners of Collier County,plorida, met this date in regular session with the followin g members loo preaentt J. U. Davidson, Chairman r W. J. Janes Vioe.Chalrman R. A. 0riffis . It .... J. L. Walker N E.P. Moore -A together with the Clerk, Deputy Clerk, Sheriff,Oounty Attorney,County Engineer, and Mr. Leciue. Roe minute. of the previous meetings were read and approved. '"+°"" Pursuant to advertisement for shell beach sand and sand imitable for road materials, R. Turner & Sons, Inc., Naples, submitted a bid agreeing to furnish oyster shell for $1.78 per cubic yard at their stockpile at Naples. E. ltmner & Sons, Inc, being the only bidder on shell, beach sand and sand suitable St . for road materials, upon motion of Commissioner Walker seconded by Commissioner Janes and I upon vote duly carried the bid of Turner & Sons, Inc. was a pproved. . 419 Pursuant to advertisement for six aluminum frame, adjustable swivel chairs, with /11: . - . padded arms, Dunbar's Office Supplies offered the chairs with heavily padded deluxe arm: , • ch. rests upholstered in vinyl resin supported pia.tt at the `"—"'°-" • price of $138.00 each leas 20% making a total delivered of $108.80 each, and chairs with unpadded arm rest at the price of $122.80 each lees 20% making a total of $98.00 each, I Dunbar's Office Supplies being the only bidder upon motion of Commissioner Moore 7 t , seconded by Commissioner Janes and upon vote duly carried the bid for chairs total $108.80 each was approved and Mr. Dunbar requested to make delivery q of the order. Mr. Dunbar stated to the Board that this order would be delivered in from 3 to 4 weeks. CC Mr. L. L. Leaoh,representing L. L. L0aeh Inc; connection with a road leading from the Tamiami Trail,YU.S. 41,i South h to Marcdoiin order might seta 170 that the power m! t ~' setup poles carrying electricity into Marco and the - aubdiaisions he is now developing; \''� D ng1 that the Power Co mDtnT has permleaioa to set up the ' line but is waiting on Mr. Loads to secure the right.of.way for the road. Mr. Loaoh stated to the Board by the construction of such a road would make the ;•_�'�, mileage from Marco to Naples only 14 miles; that in order to construct the road it would .,;410.., : be necessary to cross Macllvane Bay which would be approximately 1,000 feet. Mr. Leach stated that he would fill Coating between $10,000.00 and $12,000.00 for r IV' :. the oonetruotion of a fill .arose the pass at his own 1 th,houlQ not have any trouble aeouri °xpenas and that he felt that and a permit ng permiaaion/from the Army Engineers; that at the plaoed across the Bay with the placing present time t temporary fill be D y P ng of a bridge in one year or in the future. 1 Upon motion of Commissioner Griffis seconded by Commie.ioner Walker and upon vote duly carried the proportion of Mr. Loaoh was approved and he was requested to secure permission for the temporary fill across Mtollvsne Bay. 4 Packet Page -74- ,J I ;,.' .Y ''.�.,+•-�»•� • -:; i . . ," " 2/12/2013 10.D.• 20(3 Atlantic Coast Line Railroad request!' ng permission for the Club to place such a dams"""" :`., ,•... •.. Mr. R. R. Wilson, Engineer, presented a Plat of C000nut Creek, Unit No. 3, , 40L 411iPPa . whiob was approved a" to form upon motion of Commissioner Walker seconded by Commissioner Poore and upon vote duly carried, and presented the following bonds BOND: COCONUT CREEK, UNIT /3 KNOW ALL KEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That Naples Bay Industries, Inc. a is held and firmly bound to COLLIER COUNTY, a Count of the State of Corporation in the penal sum of Thirty one thoueand dollars whereof. well and tiw,1y be ado, he uudo:a:g`id ulnae ILrelf, payment successors and assigns, firmly by these presents. Signed and sealed this 2nd day of April, 1858. s; (i THE CONDITION OP THIS 0BLI0ATI0N IS SUCH THAT: WHEREAS, said Naples Bay Industries, Inc., has submitted to the said County of • Collier for approval a plat of • propoaed subdivision of real estate in the • County of Collier to be known as C000nut Creek, Unit #3 and WHEREAS, under the provisions of House Bill Number 1992, of the Florida t Statutes of the 1966 Legislation enacted July 2nd, 1955, said Naples Ba Induetriee, Inc. is required to agree with estd County Bay streets and provide all neoeeear, drainage and stake all lots linr said pprobosed subdivision; and to make bond to said County of Collier in the penal amount "" of not leas t � ' than 110% of the estimated cost assuring the completion of the►f improvement work{ and pg{gRgAB. it is estimated that the cost of suoh work for the paving streets together with neoeseary drainage, oatchbasina and lateral drains is Twenty eight-thousand one hundred eighty three of years e from date hereof will be required fonccomplettionOthereof; andn! three j. Aso WHEREAS, said NapaesiBa Industries, Ins. hereby agrees to do such « ccordemen with exist! expense within three years from date hereof in existing speoifioatione of the County of Oollier,Fiorida. NOW, THERSPORE, if said Naples Bay Industries, Inc. shall well and truly do . fillt the improvement work; as aforesaid, three said County of Collier harmless on account of any expense in connection 4 the censtruotion thereof, then this obligationsshall betvo d,rotherwiseathe same to remain in full force and effect. action with 'f (CORPORATE SEAL) aA�IE9HAY IND08IES, INQ. • • ATTEST: Soho:: HysB, W. Norris,TR Jr. C. Ponce Soho:: Its President Its Secretary (CORPORATE SEAL) .. 1. Mr. Wilson also submitted the following letter: ill "This is to cart!fy that we are under contract to Naples Bay Industries, Inc. ," AIL to stake out lots in Coconut Creek, Unit #3. !his will be done as soon as construction work, which would destroy stakes, is oompleted." The County Engineer was instructed to draw up description for Walter Mack, owner of certain proper h at the end of the Bonita Springs Beach road, line of Hickory Boulevard, upon motion of Commissioner Walker seconded granting Conmiiaeionereat Griffis and upon vote duly carried, and that the State and County would not have ti to the Beach. full access eeeq ' and upon motion of Qommisrioner Walker eeoonded by Commissioner ' upon vote duly carried was instructed to write the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad requesting and questing •�'_, !se : permission to construct dam across canal on certain properties they owned Northwest of as Weaver's Camp, alon the road., known the D - Upon motion of Commissioner Walker seconded by Commissioner Moore and upon vote . AI 41401 dul y carried, the County Attorney was instructed to drat, u Fresh Water Pfeh Commiesioa requesting that gigging, up resolution to the Came and 6 gging, spearing, the use of bowand arrow, J ' :. - ;) be prohibited along the canals. _..../ .. 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COMMISSIONERS,-IN..„.,-„,-.1,..,...-,N..•••-1..., •---:,• ,,,,',-fri,,,:!•tm,":„-::.-,, ..,,, • • ' . e: '''z,P•,,f1';' " 4•;•'- ..' ".;': (BOARD SEAL)'il:,,--,.:.--v.r!:`,,Ab'';-,-?:',A • AND FOR COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA,,.:-,-4..- -• 41f....A.41..,k4 ' ..x,..2_0,-:?!...;:..-' ,...- •• -." ..... :•*: -_-- By 3. M. Davidson •-•.:----'i.-i1-11')'.g27:47-.. • , ' • .7, M.DaVidsOn. Chilirman '1.- 7:::::13;-:-.:-.6V zr.........z.s,............:........,.,.:, itt'541*' Attests Ed Boott,Clork .;. -..,,..?•:',4441. by Margaret T. SUU14 . .- ..::'-i . .e.t:..4.:,11'. 'AfP61;n::-. • : • ' ,-,,'..iiP.:":•`61:E*. 7tifitc:P0:0t,: • -,47,,,, ff.,,,-:- .. . •• nargaret T. Stott, Doputy Clerk L, --SL •'. ,P.-v-,'.`:,a.44.--z,s'I'. ,;1•..,...,.„ p2 S ; • • . S. '' '- ._.7-'-' !,--i.g.t40,--'w.,.:..:4,.;;t•:,.,,.!!...-t, , ''Z! !.. Bigried, healed and -.- • . . - - 8/ Jos P. Brown (SEAL)...-, .. 14';',Vpiip."-attl:' -1•''''''..:•ei'....-.7.A:.•;• ...2.,...' ..." . • ' ''' '-'.''''."' •••• ' •• r 22//1111P22 in our presentee-- • .-, , . -4okt.-04.--,.t-ri'.1,..•--y... -.1-:...- . - Shirley Pettit• -;-:',.,..-1;''':'-:i‘,1:•:''' ^; ' f:014cii," . Ines Fl .._, ....'...?...• '-'.z.''-,, ,- .,.._. . . ,-, ,,-,-3,..,•.: A ' ' ''.'" -6". P. Brown . ••:•.1. .... .i.4:, z•"" it,•::'•,'• .4 S•'1'.'f,f'''•l'' ???;;!-; ' ', .''.1';tti" _ -.,.,....r.;nt,,,,,•,-.?,.,,,;;,..0..t. c.:-.1i;: ' ' . Upon motion of Cossaisilaner °riffle seconded by Commissioner Wallarand.„.„,..upony ,...;tf.,.._;'... ,a,til•TA '904%0,4-•• • : ,s ..., • -.......,•-•-•,,r..•:.-:,:•25Ttotr"...44 .7 ;'6; ' . 4''•-kWeie.'42.*,:f 1.'. '.....''TOW'duly carried, the.Choi:mak antOlerk were Instructed to signed tho tollowint:A5......--.V;,:,j.I[i4i• . • iff,;: .•''4'$r.'/,,it '.." •3•',''.. .: .,::::.,.;!.•.,„ ,-,.-.•:).: ,-.•:ip'..:-• 0•.•.,:, 71 L• • ' resolution requesting ths Florida Etats Board or Conservation to tato neeessaryto.J.ska.ltt, • . . .... . . 41.P11.•, ,.'::•::tlih prohibit the taking or salt wat•st fish by moans et spears, gigs and bows and eisrotts,..00 ;:■.: A.,;,•••1: . • ,'-44,. ,::.•- t - -----.,- - ••• '.:•-,.. r. • -: , ,.,_,:triy•cotc: . .,:4..,.le.:_,: — .:!.....y,0•,!•:,,,... . : .:..• „ .- - ,A nasoLuiriON Or Tint BOARD Or COUNTY commrssioak:as, . . .-- .4.11-1Atiw.,.1eX...•. .,-: g.. '' e'' .--. -,' ---.-.4",' ,'. ." --IN AND FOR COLLIL.R COUNTY', FLORIDA REQUESTING . .. . -,.,i-- 4.:e.,...1` . ,.., L.4- 4,,,,J5,, 5,.-. -,.: - • . 1..,..,,1 ,,,7,%;,..;;,...:,•,.,,.-•,.,.,. . . Flo fara BUTS BOARD or CONSERVATION TO TAKE APPRO. '..‘,., •:..-.1..rW..,,, 24, PRIATE ACTION'TO PROHIBIT THE TARING OP SALT WATER.-- , --,../kX;iyezt4.- ,ye,1.•.? ,it.yeee. . . ' i-7-,ENT'414i!!''''';''''. 1-47':....';:,. . '. •. FISH BY teiANS OP SPEARS, 0105 AND BOWS AND ARROWS, -....,,,,,,--.....;, uti..k...40,44AVo%4:i;/744,,:t.t;a1:' PROVIDES VCR THE DELIVERY OP COPY OP THE RESOLUTION ,--e,'• ••,*,-.-,,.x.i,...,...2.,-,,,,,,,, ,-;,:•,.. • .• 0,.5;141re.,:.y.,.., •1,•::•• ••- : , TO THE FLORIDA STATE BOARD OP CONSERVATION, - -.,.. ..-,•?,....."'.,'" ';--...,s4.1t114,1g.Y77,• -r .".", . . p',4'.'4 7-.1.:121.....• 4174. • ,7..•••• ,4., .--1---....,:,.. .-,1-,-..,:....-L: .. NUMB, the Board OfOotinty Comaislionert, in and-tor Collier .......,..; •;i74-. •.2.t,..:.:yzi ,..-.„1 ',.0::414ii,-;":;:ttlii - •-"':, . County,Florida, has received requests from the Cone orvati onClub.,..:,,..1.,7111 .,....4.1xt-cri.15- A- --., l'46i..,,,,z••i . - f . ,. • or Collier County,norida and various individuals interested in ,....7.,,. .,i-.. .,,,.,1.,,,,.. lit .. ' - "' • •s- . - conservation or silt water fish requesting ths Board of County . ..,4•'--.:...•--.-7.1•0....,::,...,,,•,,.. •• ••., 4.47. , ,,- commissioners take the noossaary stops to prohibit the taking .-•-•:-:-', :;•.••_7••.•-4...-..,t f,.f, ;•,::, ,,,.,..,:,...v. . .i: ' I of salt water fish by Moans or spears, gigs and bows and arrows, .,.,, and •;!'Z.•;; • I't Vr.k;- -.;.:1k-,,....r,;.d, p WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners, in and for Collier • 1 ----•,..-:,!--.... .,:a.-.;;;,...,, ,,rz-.1...,.. County, Florida, is powerlems to act on such matter, but after due -,, ...........:::::: , ;,,,::.7.;'.ipt • Itt..1:-/41.;..4-..?.. '• • discuision, the Board or County Commissioners is or the opinion - ..!-. ... 7..... .A.4, % , it;Si,,,t ; .. that thob eat interest et Collier County would be served by ths ,-,:-..,..._•:;: :, -i..7....,,f.:::.:,-...., -,;.:. f,.,,1 , banning of taking said Ash by said means, it le • 044i?:'',: • 1..- - - - - • • .',..p.:-??.:t,‘......,.,..-...,3:7;-.--;, ,:. s-V- • NOW, THEREFORE, RESOLVED NY THE BOARD OF COLUTY 001,21/sBIONER3 that • . . _ 4gietig,'"; ... the Florida State Board of Conservation be and the same hereby is .„.„.., -11ultir, • respectfully requested to take appropriate Batton to ban the taking ,,,,t.:-::-.if.4.,.... ,,,...,... '41,-*%:, - 4 ot salt water fish within ths limits t•••,-; •,,,7;;:.1.;:.•-:. .,.,,,,,...,r„. by means or spears, gigs and bows and arrows, and --...- . .,... • .:&::,T.i674A;,i, 2 • 7i ' ' - .- ,.....v.. , , -.S' '7.-•' . •:4:if *;'-';.. ‘41••%';', - BE IT FURTItER REROLVIM'-nr...THit ma'am OP 'couNTY oommissioNERS that-'''..,•,:l-f,.,..;•••:,'-e).';•-;,:-Ig.::;!..-'.::, •L'*'''''!;...,,*-14: ,;' ' ••• '' - this Resolution be spread upon the minutes or the said Board and that -..,,,,, ,,•;•.•,;•',:, • .,,‘-.-4•'• • ....,"..: : ..,:.h),:- :!.4c..1:-,• \:. .'. . a certified copy or •same be rorwardad to the Honorable Ernest • -(--1•;-,,•;k., -g,..%Pietok•••:.4:-.. . .:1 : '-• Buporvisor.of State Beard of Conservation,Tallahassee, Florida. :,!'•77Y:-1"'":?4:4•C''''• ili)A •411/ •. Ar• ••-:', ,10!:, :.1.:"• ;.'" ,'. . ' '...; • i'*.**4.•Kteio.''-1, 3;',.'i-rf: ', :-.',- With rsisrsnos'to observation sat Isamokalae,./laroo, Everglades .44..'="-..'11-7-:!1:J5--4;;A.::“.•4''''s.,-: 044.44.1.01•,,„,?..t=-7:•-;• • - .. • • •'.::". -faez!,,t)•!7,1'. .N.:4i,,f;'1...--1...7 • ; •-tt;-,r,:-.t. 4!=-3-•in which the Director of Collier County Civil Dsconse had proviouly reported.30-3h1i.:1,-,:„. ,..:•;,..41.1 lAfi-V,,% Boord that he telt-it'important to oesatruot housing post an these 111,12i'and tha._. 4, 8;:..,..,1,...m. • iiv',..- ,isc.-•-- .-', ..,„,„ „e.,,..,...,A,:10•,,.. ...0.0,f• ad - ".-•,,t% t opinion each poet could he eonstruoted at the cost of 412,50.00 each, the Ohaismasts, N•, -",•4-•••••4•.• A ---A....144,i,..-eiIi.:7,-, ....t...,...:-,... -.. .. •'..:.;., . . ,.• ..-- -:: ....*•;,;:,1;-. .--!:.:;.•:',Will:',17.7,%.,c`.:.1'.:.•; • •_•-.1 • ' . 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' -. '-'0,Kil'-'7;:t: '7r;,:tt'.%.:?-;-;..:74-, 7',Pi:7 t':•,,,''L:-'-:'?:•fr,..7'-';:;,:f."4-,.42..:7« ..."-- • • • I.A,Tuell -'''''":'2''",..'•-•':''-'..-7I.4-71.-7'1',7t-- t",_-;:::3--.■,..--::i....'4'.--.-,;;;;,,, .,.-,....._!.',;.'i - '',i''r-4, '-'4fi',4.14:*..*Pf.'191.1,„,-. .; ;!1,-'''9:-.11:71.7.:*ti:.r4.Packet Page-76-. ....-_..r.-::•.=..-f=::::;•7Z,;',•::::tgur-A•I'.*tx_,-,'...'..!' ',..1.,_isit + '� 2/12/2013 10.D. •'• . . . •,„,,,. ....77,,,ilmplo......,.. .. , __________,.._ •1 . _.._ . ...., . E1orglodeerr Florida 9eptembor µ, 1956 rik;10 ",,• BE IT REMLMBERED that the Board of County Coaoaioolonere of Collier County, Florida 0 • met this date in regular eeoeion with tho following members proeontt t. • J. M.Dovideon, Chairman W. J. Jnnoe,VLee.Chairman ', H. A. ()riffle J. L. Walker • Ewell F. Moore together with the Clerk,Deputy Clerk, County Attorney, nhoriff, Count y b nfineor end Mr. Lezius. The mimuten of the provioua meetings Were read and a �� .. NNroveo.all !^ A raprenentativo from the Fort Flyora 17owe.Preee appeared before the Poard in . ' 1011• ' connection with advorticomont in the opocial Fall mail away edition of the paper, After due diecueplon upon motion of Commisalonor Janos s000nded by .;7 ' y Comminnionor 'Walker and upon .. rr vote duly carried, it was agreed and approved that the County take a page advortSsenont "'' at the coot or ;007.00. ' • JunLlce of the Poaoo U. W. Hancock •o ' PPoored before the Board and requested that , the Board place upon a ballot in accord with Chapter 28545. House Bill No. 1!106, An Act t0 , fix the criminal Juriodiotion of the Justice of tho Poaoo in the Fourth Juatioe of the - it e Pence District in Collier County, in certain miodoammonor canoe, and to fix tho fees of said Justice of the Poaoo in euoh canoe, providing for a reforendtm And elootion. After duo dinnueeion it wan brought out that on December 20th, 1955, upon motion ` i -... iel IN ' of Commissioner Moore aecondod by Commieslonnr Walker and upon vote duly carried, the Board is to hove plead upon the ballot thin Aot, end the Attorney upon motion of Commissioner 1 Moore aecondod by Commineloner Jnnno and upon vote duly carried wan instructed to advertise • , Ir i and make preparations to place Ilouno Bill No. 11106 on the ballot i. allot during the 0onoral Election in November, 1956. •, !louse Pill No. 277, Chapter 30666, An not to provido for the creation and establish- ` meat of a ire Control biotriot composed of oertoin doperibod territory located in Collier , e 0 . .••,' County, r'lorida, to bo known oe the Immol:aloo Fire Control Dintriotl to provide for the t emotion and election of a biro Control Bonrd, defining its dutioo, powore and authority] • 41 providing for the raining. of funds within maid District by taxation on all the property • �1•4` t e • herein, and the methods of levying, collection and disbursing amid funds and providing *'•" ° Iiiii '• a for a referendum, was given due discussion, t Upon motion of Conioeionor Moore seconded by Ccmmineioner Janes and upon vote duly carried, the County Attorney woe inetructed to advertise paid bill and to make preparations to place said bill on the Cenral Election Ballot in November, 1956. ��' ''�: Commissioner Walker brought to the Board's attention Chapter 3 0665, House Bill . °, No. 97. AnAot to P E *. prohibit spear fishing in all of the waters of Collier County, providing ` penalty for yiolatione i •"' ,providing for referendum at next Fenoral election. Afton due consideration upon motion of C it P aimnleaioner Walker seconded by Commissioner 0riffie and upon vote duly carried, the Attorney was inetruoted to advertise fE ■,•. said Aot and to make proparations to plooe tho Aot on the ballot during the General Eleotioa " • w Commietionor Moore stated to the Board tho condition of Immokalee as to the eels • of bear, whiekey etc, and requested the Board to give consideration as to change in hours Vr • ) '•-• of sale of same in lmmokalee, he further stated that the people in Inwokalee would like for ' the hours to be from 8 A. M. to midnight during the week and from noon to 10 P. M. on Sunday. It was brought out that at preeent the County has a County-wide ruling on the sale of intoxicated dMnKe, and that if a ohange were made that it might be illegal, unfair and impractical. ijGi Packet Page-77- 2/12/2013 10.D. yy� � Form 166-G CERTIFICATE OF COUNTY CANVASSERS STATE OF FLORIDA, C O L L I B It COUNTY , 'e, the undersigned, S.S. OVUM County Judge, G•C•LUTRE R a upervisor of Registration of Electors, and • ,.f. of the Board of County Commissioners of said County,constituting the Board of County Canvassers in and for said County,do hereby certify that we met at the office of the Supervisor of Registration aforesaid, on tho $ttl day of RCVmB°R ,A.D.1956, and proceeded publicly to canvass the votes given for the several offices and persons hereinafter specified at the General Election held in said County on the 6th day of November,A.D.1956,as shown by the returns on file in the office of such Judge and Supervisor of Registration, respectively, and we do hereby certify from said returns as follows: For President and Vice President of the United States(Democrat),the whole number of votes cast was of which number ADLAI E. STEVENSON (Pres.) (Dem.)—__received votes ESTFS KEFAUVER (V. Pres.) (Dem.) received ?waive ham'* AnArtee (121e votes received_ votes For President and Vice President of the United States (Republican),the whole number of votes cast was -- �• of which number DWIGHT D.EISENHOWER (Pres.) (Rep.)_ received leis t=any gie irt7 Fauw(1D5 es RICHARD M.NIXON (V.Pres.) (Rep.)_received_; taOsa hs+*►Amd— es received votes For United States Senator the whole number of votes cast was trsndrsd—tssnty—min 2 Q1 of which number GEORGE A.SMATIIERS received I'hrae harbdred tasnty' ens 1) received votes For Representative in Congress,_ CLxth Congressional District,the whole number of votes cast was Twenty Sew and Pert] three Wino, of which number Paul Rerser. received Seventeen hundred forty (1.7401tea Dorothy A Leh received OM Thousand end Three (100SAtes received _ votes [1] Packet Page-78- . • 2/12/2013 10.D. For Justice of the Peace, for Justice District No. , the whole number of votes cast was , of which number received votes received votes I For Justice of the Peace, for Justice District No. _ ,the whole number of votes cast was , of which number received votes I received votes For Constable, for Justice District No 1 , the whole number of votes cast was 447 Pour grid Percy Seven 447 which number v gar ved One Hundred Fifty Vbre• (183) votes • acei°` Tee *I .d Fitte•s (gm) votes Dose Brown Seventy Nine (79) For Constable, for Justice District No 3 ,the whole number of votes cast was OM ie Theueana reUrtNn lo14 of which number votes • rp � rive 1�nGrad Thirty One (b.311 Lhcy Eahole received—Pow_ votes I For Constable, for Justice District No 4 ,the whole number of votes cast was Paitr-1 ts- _ 448 , of which number received votes received votes For Constable, for Justice District No, ,the whole number of votes cast was , of which number j —� received— _. —votes -- - __ — received---.--'— — - votes For__-=6z —i . .- the whole number of votes cast was i !_...... _ �� of which number --- -- ' - ' received � �-- ! votes — received '�'"e' > ---.4 votes For ,the whole number of votes cast was . _ - _. of which number received votes __________received votes ill [7] Packet Page -79- • 2/12/20 3 1 O.D. ... -- ).. r ' ' �+ e.r...r5.` � (? 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No minors except jai alai players' deposit and ,dint' • tion o apprentices and ball boys shall be permitted to attend such fees; amending a. 370.0 exhibitions or to be employed in any manner about the operation of s, authorizing the D-•artment frontons. All laws and parts of laws inconsistent with the express itilicall;seafood deal r licen p expressly declared not to apply to any ; creating th- Merin' provisions of this chapter are e y PP Y Y to carry out a duti person engaged in the operation of a fronton, or making wagers or contributing to pools therein, as authorized and conducted under this appropriations; p iding r chapter. Be It Enacted by the Le. slature Section 2. Subsection (4) of section 550.162, Florida Statutes, Section 1. Marine Fi .arise C 1982 Supplement, is amended to read: 550.162 Dogracing; taxes; purse allowance; hours of operation.-- (1) There is created within t Marine Fisheries Commission which (4) An operation day shall be a continuous period of 24 hours who have resided in stet starting with the beginning of the first race of a public exhibition bembere shall be appoint=• by the of greyhound racing, even though the operation day may start during j' The Governor teshalld c shall consider ex one calendar day and extend past midnight to 2 a.m. the following appointments to the commission calendar day; however, no race shall be started later than 1:30 a.m. dominate the membership of the co; and before noon on any operation day; er later than a pzm- ea any after this act becomes a law, • Saturday night. term ending August 1, 1985; three term ending August 1, 1986• Section 3. This act shall take effect upon becoming a law. appointed for a term appointments shall be ding e Approved by the Governor June 15, 1983, member shall be a or 4e C commission member by the e Filed in Office Secretary of State June 16, 1983. the commission with full ighte uz (2) Members of the commissi engaged in business of commies CHAPTER 83-134 per diem for travel state officers and eluding Committee Substitute for Committee Substitute Statutes. Immediately upon yees P- for House Bill Nos. 194, 224, 244, 285, and 442 authorized to employ adirctorbae An act relating to marine fisheries; creating the Marine all all be exempt from the ,ie , P reasonable time after bean- appoint Fisheries Commission within the Department of Natural ' meetings to car Resources; providing for membership, and compensation of carry out the . 'pones the commissioners) providing rulemaking authority and Section 2. Rule procedures; providing for enforcement by the department; making• - providing penalties; providing for staff personnel of the (I) The Marlae Fisher ea Comma commission; repealing certain local laws and providing adopt rules pursuant to eh" for such laws to become rules of the department; are ready for final ado pter 12C providing for certain general laws to be superseded by p• on, the certain rules adopted by the commission; requiring the de the executive director -f the de commission to prepare a budget; creating a. 370.025, ' department's regular ag=-•a for Florida Statutes; providing certain standards for rules Cabinet, as head of the department• adopted by the commission; recommended by the the ., )ion, P Y providing for review pursuant approve or disapprove to the Sundown Act; conditionally repeals specified the' rule sha11 bewi the .. oposed portions of chapter 370, Florida Statutes, which are j' adoption with the be Thr within the authority of the commission; providing for i by the with tthe eppart eef of•Sta public hearings; amending a. 370.06(2), Florida Statutes; at. The providing for a saltwater products license; setting fees authority to change any pr.•osed ru: for said license; providing for the use of said license; the commission. providing for a credit for the payment of said license; (2) Pursuant Y providing for the preservation of saltwater products Statutes to the P lac arc taken; providing for contract with private persons or authority over marine is here entities to implement aspects of the licensing program; 1 subject to final approval , with the pproval b the Gov 470 471 i Packet Page -80- 2/12/2013 10.D. i IA CHAPTER 83-133 I CHAPTER 83-134 LAWS OF FLORIDA CHAPTER 83-134 later than 1:30 a.m. and ' providing for a marine fisheries data information system; • 12 M4dn#ght en any Saturday adding s. 327.28(3), Florida Statutes; providing for the . e eka11 eendast ne mere than j deposit and distribution of saltwater products license ore except jai alai players' 1 fees; amending e. 370.07(1) and (2), Florida Statutes, permitted to attend such 1 authorizing the Department of Natural Resources to issue .anner about the operation of all seafood dealer licensee; increasing certain license onsistent with the express taxes; creating the Marine Fisheries Commiseion Trust declared not to apply to any 1 Fund to carry out the duties of the commission; providing ton, or making wagers or appropriations; providing effective dates. zed and conducted under this i Be It Enacted by the Legislature of the State of Florida: n 550.162, Florida Statutee, I Section 1. Marine Fisheries Commission created.-- (1) There is created within the Department of Natural Resources a ance; hours of operation.-- ' Marine Fieheriee Commission which shell be composed of seven members period of 24 hours 1 who have resided in the state for at least 5 years. The seven ontinuous P 1 members shall be appointed by the Governor, subject to confirmation race of a public exhibition by the Senate, and shall be exempt from the Career Service System. eration day may start during I The Governor shall consider affected interests when making to 2 a.m. the following 1 appointments to the commission. No single interest group shall started later than 1:30 a.m. I dominate the membership of the commission. As soon as practicable, inter than /2 p•,ma ea any after this act becomes a law, two members shall be appointed for a term ending August 1, 1985; three members shall be appointed for a term ending August 1, 1986; and the remaining members shall be upon becoming a law. appointed for a term ending August 1, 1987. Thereafter, all appointments shall be for 4-year terms. If a vacancy occurs, a • member shall be appointed by the Governor for the unexpired term. A commission member whose term has expired shall continue sitting on a 16, 1983. the commission with full rights until he has been replaced. 1 (2) Members of the commission shall be paid $50 per day while engaged in business of the commission, and shall receive expenses and per diem for travel, including attendance at meetings, as allowed state officers and employees pursuant to s. 112.061, Florida lttee Substitute .. Statutes. Immediately upon being appointed, the commission is 244, 285, and 442 authorized to employ a director and three additional persons who shall all be exempt from the Career Service System. Within a a; creating the Marine reasonable time after being appointed, the commission shall schedule 1 apartment of Natural ' meetings to carry out the purposes of sections 1-9. ), and compensation of naking authority and Section 2. Rulemaking.-- • ant by the department; I; staff personnel of the (1) The Marine Fisheries Commission, pursuant to this act, ahall j :al laws and providing adopt rules pursuant to chapter 120, Florida Statutes. When rules j; of the department; are ready for final adoption, the proposed rules shall be submitted +s to be superseded by to the executive director of the department for eubmisaion on the I' . ssion; requiring the department's regular agenda for final action by the Governor and • j creating s. 370.025, Cabinet, as head of the department. In considering a proposed rule j' standards for rules recommended by the commission, the Governor and Cabinet may only ig for review pursuant app"rove or disapprove the proposed rule. If the rule is disapproved, .y repeals specified the rule shall be withdrawn. The commission shall file a rule for • 1 : Statutes, which are adoption with the Department of-State only after the rule is approved . ssion; providing for by the Governor and Cabinet. 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All Chapter 1118, Special Acts of 1925; ,ilities which are unaffected shall continue to be the Chapter 12602, Special Acts of 1927; leave rulemaking authority in fe, with the exception of Chapters 14037 and 14305, Special Acts of 1929; ,mmission and any conflicting ie department or any other Chapters 15123, special Acte of 1931; Withdrawn as of the effective 23, 15125, 15306 and 15464, .5 Fe tsion and approved, by the Chapter 8796, as amended by Chapter 11005 and Chapter 15301, It rule, or inconsistent part Acts of 1931; Special ,t of the inconsistency: Chapter 16572, Special Acts of 1933; Chapter 17493, Special Acts of 1935; Chapter 18683, Special Acts of 1937; Chapter 15379, Special Acta of 1931, as amended by chapter 18740, Special Acts of 1937; Chapters 19704, 19719, 19807, 19961, 19971, 20045, and 20159, Special Acts of 1939; Chapter • 17930, Special Acte of 1937, as amended by chapter 19655, General Acts of 1939; Chapter 18571, Special Acts of 1937, as amended by chapter 19863, Special Acts of 1939; to eggbearing females and Chapters 21093, 21099, 21138, 21147, 21148, 21178, 21179, 21188, 21254, 21275, 21289, 21305, 21355, 21365, 21417, 21429, 21479, 21524, and 21605, Special Acts of 1941; any rule adopted by the Chapter 19764 otherwise fails to comply P Special Acts of 1939, as amended by chapter 21168, e guilty of a misdemeanor of Special Acts of 1941; dad in e. 775.082 or s. Chapters 22456, 22458, and 22506, Special Acts of 1943; se provided by law. department shall appoint a Chapters 23010 and 23480, Special Acts of 1945; , to with the director P the Chapters 24065 and 24890, Special Acts of 1947; I on of the proposed rules for t. Chapters 25423, 25705, 25706, 25714, 25828, 25830, 25972, 26000, I ant of the commission, the 26045, 26115, and 26212, Special Acte of 1949; I ter fishing, to the extent Chapter 24079, General Acts of 1947, as amended by chapter 25303, I. in subsection {2} shall be i. General Acts of 1949; and rules of the department: t-.:`, ,` � Chapter 24111, General Acts of 1947, as amended by chapter 25423, II ? 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Chapters 77-526, 77-572 77-595, Chapter 17664, Special Acts of 1935, as amended by Chapter 26199, Special Acts of 1943, as amended by Chapter 63-1852, Special Acts; • Chapter 73-404, ae am= .ed by C2 Chapter 11118, Special Acts of 1925, as amended by Chapter 63-1865, Chapter 28966, Specie Acts 0; Special Acts; as amended by Chapter 6 -1202, c `.: Acts of 1977; Chapter 57-1844, as amended by Chapter 63-1915, Special Acts; Chapter 76-374, as an 'ed by CI Chapter 65-26, General Acts of 1965; and Chapters 78-486, 78-501 78-502, Chapters 65-967, 65-1281, 65-1359, 65-1369, 65-1519, 65-1622, 65- 1904, 65-1983, 65-2078, 65-2079, 65-2369, and 65-2435, Special Acts Chapter 6638, Special Acts c of 1965. Special Acts of 1919, a amendec 19783 (c) Effective July 1, 1985 the following local laws pertaining to saltwater fishing, and any Special Acts passed by the 1983 Chapters 79-292 and 79- 29, Gene Legislature pertaining to saltwater fishing, to the extent they relate to those areas specified in subsection (2) shall be repealed . 79-437, 79-42' , 79-46! and shall continue in effect as rules of the department: 1979; Chapters 67-626, 67-634, 67-1139, 67-1883, 67-1982, and 67-2111, Chapter 72-546, as amended by C2 Special Acts of 1967; Chapter 19993, Specie Acts c Chapter 63-1585, as amended by Chapter 67-1687, Special Acts of 1967; Special Acts of 1979; Chapters 69-937, 69-938, 69-942, 69-943, 69-948, 69-1016, and 69- Chapters 80-52 and 80-4 3, Spec: 1103, Special Acts of 1969; - Chapter 79-133, Speci 1 Acts c Chapter 23951, Special Acts of 1947, as amended by Chapter 63-1560, . 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LIDA CHAPTER 83-134 • CHAPTER 83-134 LAWS OF FLORIDA CHAPTER 83-134 id 29433, Special Acts of 1953; Chapter 25788, Special Acts of 1949, as amended by Chapter 70-668, • Special Acts of 1970; L, as amended by Chapter 28968, Chapters 71-770 and 71-838, Special Acts of 1971; 5, 30829, 31137, 31152, 31233, Chapters 19694, as amended by Chapter 63-1112, as amended by Chapter 71-534, Special Acts of 1971; 57-1296, 57-1320, 57-1411, 57- Chapter 73-432, Special Acts of 1973; 31, 57-1794, 57-1842, 57-1852, chapter 69-1097, as amended by Chapter 70-707, as amended by Chapter 73-482, Special Acts of 1973; 0 \cts of 1959; Chapter 70-973, as amended by Chapter 73-652, Special Acts of 1973; as amended by Chapter 59-1771, Chapters 74-474 and 74-533, Special Acts of 1974; Chapter 67-1685, as amended by chapter 70-799, as amended by Chapter • 74-528, Special Acts of 1974; 61-1999, 61-2000, 61-2001, 61- ;• ,ecial Acts of 1961; - Chapters 75-323, 75-336 and 75-343, Special Acts of 1975; :s of 1963; Chapter 61-1914, as amended by chapter 75-337, Special Acte of 1975; 63-1220, 63-1555, 63-1652, 63- f Chapter 76-482, Special Acts of 1976; 3; • Chapters 77-526, 77-572, 77-595, and 77-660, Special Acts of 1977; 5, as amended by Chapter 26199, ¢pter 63-1852, Special Acte; • Chapter 73-404, ae amended by chapter 77-500, Special Acts of 1977; as amended by Chapter 63-1865, Chapter 28966, Special Acts of 1953, as amended by Chapter 63-1216, as amended by Chapter 67-1202, as amended by Chapter 77-527, Special Acts of 1977; 63-1915, Special Acts; Chapter 76-374, as amended by Chapter 77-554, Special Acts of 1977; ud Chapters 78-486, 78-501, 78-502, and 78-613, Special Acts of 1978; 65-1369, 65-1519, 65-1622, 65- 59, and 65-2435, Special Acts Chapter 6638, Special Acts of 1913, as amended by chapter 8156, Special Acts of 1919, as amended by anapter 78-588, Special Acts of 1978; Lowing local laws pertaining to Acts passed by the 1983 Chapters 79-292 and 79-329, General Acts of 1979; fishing, to the extent they section (2) shall be repealed Chapters 79-437, 79-429, 79-465, 79-466, and 79-480, Special Acts of sf the department: 1979; 57-1883, 67-1982, and 67-2111, Chapter 72-546, as amended by Chapter 79-460, Special Acts of 1979; •i • Chapter 19993, Special Acts of 1939, as amended by Chapter 79-514, 67-1687, Special Acts of 1967; ( Special Acts of 1979; ?-943, 69-948, 69-1016, and 69- ' Chapters 80-52 and 80-483, Special Acts of 1980; •, Chapter 79-133, Special Acts of 1979, as amended by Chapter 80-122, as amended by Chapter 63-1560, % Special Acts of 1980; 1237, Special Acts of 1969; a: 4, Chapter 78-483, as amended by Chapter 80-470, Special Acts of 1980; 30, 70-962, and 70-978, Special t 1 Chapter 70-795, as amended by Chapter 80-540, Special Acts of 1980; I 475 • .'. � .. ,fiY cb .;y--^.."..45.0^\.1... .r V -.414.74.4-4.,P0 _ +'„ '11,14�F: .I .-• L...; :•s:S,.-. 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CHAPTER 83-134 CHAPTER 83-134 LAWS OF FLORIDA ' CHAPTER 83-134 lj 470, and 81-472, Special (b) Conservation and management measures shall be based upon the best information available, including biological, sociological, i , economic, and other information deemed relevant by the commission. It , Special Acts of 1981; (c) Conservation and management measures shall permit reasonable 5, as amended by Chapter means and quantities of annual harvest, consistent with maximum ed by Chapter 81-403, practicable sustainable stock abundance on a continuing basis. (d) Where possible and practicable, stocks of fish shall be 4, as amended by Chapter managed as a biological unit. Acts of 1981; and . (e) Conservation and management measures shall assure proper quality control of marine resources that enter commerce. the Governor and Cabinet (f) State marine fishery management plans shall be developed to e aforementioned rules implement management of important marine fishery resources. I 11 hold a hearing in the ' 1 nt or repeal shall be (g) Conservation and management decisions shall be fair and ion has made appropriate equitable to all the people of the state and carried out in such a ndment or repeal will manner that no individual, corporation, or entity acquires an 1 excessive share of such privileges. a4 ear in residential, man- (h) Federal fishery management plans and fishery management plans , egated to the commission of other states or interstate commissions should be considered when i ,. the extent there are developing state marine fishery management plane. Inconsistencies that relate to this should be avoided unless it is determined that it is in the best interest of the fisheries or residents of the state to be FI, inconsistent. eration.-- Section 5. Sections 1 through 4 and section 13 are repealed on i; dget pursuant to chapter October 1, 1993, and the Marine Fisheries Commission shall be be subject to change by reviewed pursuant to s. 11.611, Florida Statutes, the Sundown Act. 'in roved by the commission, - Cabinet as head of the Section 6. Sections 370.07(4), 370.071, 370.113, 370.114, 370.13, 1 { ✓ in the exercise of his (i 370.135, 370.16(14)-(17), 370.16(36), 370.16(38), 370.17, 370.171, 3 and 370.172, Florida Statutes, shall stand repealed on July 1, 1984. , However, if the Governor and Cabinet have not adopted appropriate to cooperate fully with rules by July 1, 1984, the statutes listed in this section for which rules have not been adopted shall remain in force until such rules � ' are effective. •tee, is created to read: Section 7. Sections 370.08(1)-(3), 370.08(5)-(12), 370.082, . dards.-- 370.0821, 370.11, 370.1105, 370.111, 370.112, 370.1121, and 370.1125, ff Florida Statutes, shall stand repealed on July 1, 1985. However, if I , olicy of the state to be ,q Governor and Cabinet have not adopted appropriate rules by July I ' wable marine fishery `z 1, 1985, the statutes listed in this section for which rules have not t information, emphasizing been adopted shall remain in force until such rules are effective. ". ; estuarine environment in ined benefits and use to '•,% Section 8. Sections 370.14, 370.15, 370.151, 370.153, 370.155, I ( ' uture generations. " 370.156, and 370.157, Florida Statutes, shall stand repealed on July j : 1, 1986. However, if the Governor and Cabinet have not adopted `` fisheries adopted by the -I% appropriate rules by July 1, 1986, the statutes listed in this adopted by the Marine t`- section for which rules have not been adopted shall remain in force rnor and Cabinet as head .a until such rules are effective. e following standards: :' ; Section 9. 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Subsection (2) of section 370.06, Florida Statutes, (b) Division of Mari is amended to read: statistics develo•��ent a Pr .I 370.06 Licensee.-- c Marketin•., and ext I (Substantial rewording of subsection. See Section 12. - •sectio i.. B. 370.06(2), F.S., for present text.) Statutes, are am nded to I' (2) SALTWATER PRODUCTS LICENSE.--Beginning October 1, 1983, every ;; 370.07 SeafO•• dealer :' person, firm, or corporation who sells, offers for sale, barters, or , exchanges for merchandise any saltwater products, including saltwater (1) DEFINITI•''5; LICE I. products sold for bait, shall have a valid saltwater products as hereinafter set forth license; provided, however, this subsection shall not apply to any imposed upon dealers it person, firm, or corporation licensed under e. 370.07(1)(a)1. or a. as defined hereafter; and 370.07(1)(b), for activities pursuant to said licenses. The cost of or corporation to deal i 1lll i the saltwater products license required by this section, beginning and procuring the license October 1, 1983, shall be the full annual rate and shall be renewed all licenses shall be i July 1, 1984, and every year thereafter. A saltwater products HivisieR e€ Marine Resew license may be issued in the name of an individual or a valid boat licenses shall be issue t registration number. Such license shall not be transferable, it of the license tax the I( Residents shall pay for said license an annual license fee of $25; the State Steaeary to nonresidents shall pay for said license an annual license fee of licenses are defined as: $100; and aliens shall pay for said license an annual license fee of $150. Persons selling saltwater products for human consumption (a)1. "Wholesale se pursuant to this license shall sell only to a licensed wholesale corporation which sells e dealer. A saltwater products license must be presented to the excluding novelty shel: I) i ' licensed wholesale dealer each time saltwater products are sold. The corporation except to the 0` wholesale dealer shall keep records of each transaction in such excluded shall make those �.31 ; detail as may be required by rule of the Department of Natural t Resources not in conflict with s. 370.07(6). Persons holding a valid 2. Whenever a person. l'. , license or permit required by chapter 370 to take any saltwater of a wholesale seafood di products shall be given credit for the amount of fee paid for such expedient to have mor: license or permit toward a saltwater products license. However, such such additional establisl t'• credit is only good when the license or permit for which credit is of products for ester tr, It 4 a given is valid for the same year covered by the saltwater products it shall not be ecessar; license. It shall be unlawful for any licensed wholesale dealer to obtain an additi sal who t buy saltwater products from any unlicensed person under the 3. In orde for suc: provisions of this section, except that a licensed . wholesale dealer �, may buy from another licensed wholesale dealer. Any person who be exempt from e requi I; 7, 1 sells, offers for sale, barters, or exchanges for merchandise all products seeing I,. saltwater products shall have a method of catch preservation which dealer's establ absent u M meets the requirements and standards of the seafood quality control their immediate estinat code promulgated by the Department of Natural Resources. The I Department of Natural Resources shall be the licensing agency, may 4. If any roducte contract with private persons or entities to implement aspects of the shipment or del ery to r. ' licensing program, and shall establish by rule a marine fisheries dealer under hose li � � � information system in conjunction with the licensing program to subordinate location wil gather fisheries data. 5. All provisions Section 11. Subsection (3) is added to section 327.28, Florida feeder stations when bot Statutes, to read: county. Whenever interc of origin and points of 327.28 Motorboat Revolving Trust Fund; appropriation.-- (b) A "retail seaf (3) All funds collected pursuant to s. 370.06(2) shall be who sells saltwater fish . I deposited in the Motorboat Revolving Trust Fund. Such funds shall be consumer as seafood, t used to pay the cost of implementing the saltwater products license merchandise who deal in program. Additional proceeds from the licensing revenue shall be seafood. distributed equally among: (a) Marine Fisheries Commission Trust Fund; is 478 [LLI . Packet Page -88- 2/12/2013 10.D. 1 i CHAPTER 83-134 CHAPTER B3-134 LAWS OF FLORIDA CHAPTER 83-134 370.06, Florida Statutes, (b) Division of Marine Resources, for use in marine research and statistics development; and (c) Marketing and extension services. e Section 12. Subsections (1) and (2) of section 370.07, Florida Statutes, are amended to read: ng October 1, 1983, every 370.07 Seafood dealers; regulation.-- rs for sale, barters, or acts, including saltwater (1) DEFINITIONS; LICENSES AUTHORIZED.--Licence or privilege taxes slid saltwater products as hereinafter set forth to be paid annually, are hereby levied and on shall not apply to any imposed upon dealers in the state in seafood and saltwater products U. 370.07(1)(a)1. or s. as defined hereafter; and it shall be unlawful for any person, firm, id licenses. The cost of or corporation to deal in any such products without first paying for this section, beginning and procuring the license required by this section. Application for rate and shall be renewed all licenses shall be made to the Department of Natural Resources A saltwater products Division of Marine Resourees on blanks to be furnished by it, and all ndividual or a valid boat licenses shall be issued by the department division upon payment to not be transferable. it of the license tax therefor and the preeeeds thereof deposited in nnual license fee of $25; the State Treasury to the ereeiit of the General Revenue Fund. The annual license fee of licenses are defined as: an annual license fee of for human consumption (a)1. "Wholesale seafood dealer"; any person, firm, or y to a licensed wholesale corporation which sells saltwater fish or other saltwater products t be presented to the excluding novelty shells and sponges to any person, firm, or ✓ products are sold. The corporation except to the consumer; provided that those persons so yh transaction in such excluded shall make those reports required of such wholesale dealers. the Department of Natural Persona holding a valid 2. Whenever a person, firm, or corporation, already in possession 370 to take any saltwater of a wholesale seafood dealer license, shall find it useful and t of fee paid for such expedient to have more than one establishment, and the function of 't I. s license. However, such such additional establishments shall be the loading and preparation it for which credit is of products for later transshipment to the central place of business, '3 oy the saltwater products it shall not be necessary for that person, firm, or corporation to sad wholesale dealer to obtain an additional wholesale dealer license. eneed person under the sensed wholesale dealer 3. In . order for such subordinate establishments or structures to dealer. Any person who be exempt from the requirement to have a wholesale dealer license, i :hanges for merchandise all products passing through must have the licensed wholesale catch preservation which dealer's establishment under whose license the branch functions ae . seafood quality control their immediate destination. Vatural Resources. The licensing agency, may j 4. If any products leave the branch or subordinate station for implement aspects of the shipment or delivery to any destination other than the wholesale . ale a marine fisheries dealer under whose license the branch functions, the loading or the licensing program to subordinate location will also require a wholesale dealer license. 5. All provisions of this act shall apply to establishments and j ] D section 327.28, Florida feeder stations when both categories are located within a single i � county. 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' r ..,..'c�4!{'f"'.• .ri. f �.-.< `n.t.r.}:rRr.u rr J`..t!. 14...:!'r+1. t'. is Yti!:&:::"..:-(!-'.T CHAPTER 83-134 LAWS CHAPTER 83-134 LAWS OF FLORIDA CHAPTER 83-134 • Commission Trust Fund and t) (c) Any person, firm, or corporation which is under the foregoing Fisheries Commission Trust Fund definitions, both a wholesale and retail seafood dealer, shall obtain . - implement sections 1-9 of t) both a wholesale and a retail seafood dealer's license. The Department of Natural Reser positions and is hereby app: (2) LICENSES; AMOUNT, TRUST FUND.-- fyl. Motorboat Revolving Tru t Fund . i. 10 of this act for the 983-198• (a) Resident wholesale seafood dealers are required to pay an annual license tax of $300 6199. Section 15. This ac shall (b) Nonresident wholesale seafood dealers are required to pay an Approved by the Cove r Jun annual license tax of $500 $160. Filed in Office Sec tary of (c) Alien wholesale seafood dealers are required to pay an annual license tax of $750 $609. (d) Resident retail seafood dealers are required to pay an annual CHAP license tax of $25, provided that, if such a dealer has more than one place of business, he shall designate one place of business as a :::;. House central place of business, shall pay an annual license tax of $25 for such place of business, and shall pay an annual license tax of $10 a An act relating educe for each of his other places of business $19. Florida Statu e, 1 . confidentiality f echo (e) Nonresident retail seafood dealers are required to pay a 231.291, Florida Statutes license tax of $200, provided that, if such a dealer has more than access to school ersonne one place of business, he shall designate one place of business as a Florida Statutes, 1982 Su central place of business, shall pay an annual license tax of 200 complaint by interested p for such place of business, and shall pay an annual license tax of files shall be brought in $25 per annum in aaek eetinty in wkiek they de business for each of request of an employee an his other places piaee of business. 1 year; providing for rev effective date. (f) Alien retail seafood dealers are required to pay a license tax of $250, provided that, if such a dealer has more than one place Be It Enacted by the Legislatur of business, he shall designate one place of business as a central place of business, shall pay an annual license tax of $250 for such Section 1. Subsection (7) place of business, and shall pay an annual license tax of $50 per 1982 Supplement, as amended by annum is aaek eetunty in wkiek they de bastseee', for each of his other • hereby repealed. places of place they de business. Section 2. Section 231.291, (g) Qee-kai€ of All the foregoing funds hereafter collected from fee#dent wholesale seafeed dealers and one-third of all sash Lands 231.291 Personnel ilea.--F eelleeted Loom aeaoes1dea4 wholesale sea&eed dealers by the files shall be maintai ed accox department divieien, together with any other funds derived from the Federal Government or otherwise, shall be deposited in a Florida (1)(a) Except for mattris Saltwater Products Promotion Trust Fund to be administered by the such other matters tha may be department divisiee for the promotion of all saltwater products dismissal under laws f this e produced in this state. to an employee's condu t, servi placed in the personnel file of (h) All deposits heretofore made by the department divieiee into the Florida Saltwater Products Promotion Trust Fund are hereby (b) No anonymous letter or ratified and confirmed. the personnel file. Section 13. There is hereby established the Marine Fisheries (2)(a) Materials relating Commission Trust Fund, to be administered by the Marine Fisheries suspension or dismissa must be Commission. All revenues accruing to the trust fund shall be used to person competent to kn the fe carry out the responsibilities of the Marine Fisheries Commission and to provide for the award of funds to marine research institutions in (b)1. No such mat rials me this state, for the purposes of enabling such institutions to conduct they have been reduced to writ'_ worthy marine research projects. summer vacation period, of'the aware of the facts reflected ii Section 14. There is hereby appropriated the sum of $60,000 from the General Revenue Fund for transfer to the Marine Fisheries 480 Packet Page -90- 2/12/2013 10.D. CHAPTER 83-134 LAWS OF FLORIDA CHAPTER 83-134 4., CHAPTER 83-134 Commission Trust Fund and the sum of $138,600 from the Marine which is under the foregoing Fisheries Commission Trust Fund to the Marine Fisheries Commission to seafood dealer, shall obtain implement sections 1-9 of thie act for the 1983-1984 fiscal year. ,ler's license. The Department of Natural Resources is authorized six additional positions and is hereby appropriated the sum of $100,368 from the Motorboat Revolving Trust Fund to implement the provisions of section 10 of this act for the 1983-1984 fiscal year. .lers are required to pay an Section 15. This act shall take effect July 1, 1983. Balers are required to pay an Approved by the Governor June 17, 1983. Filed in Office Secretary of State June 17, 1963. re required to pay an annual re required to pay an annual CHAPTER 83-135 h a dealer has more than one .e one place of business as a Souse Bill No. 1261 nnual license tax of $25 for an annual license tax of $10 An act relating to education; repealing e. 231.29(7), $l9. Florida Statutes, 1982 Supplement, . regarding confidentiality of school personnel files; creating e. .lere are required to pay a 231.291, Florida Statutes, providing for contents of and .cb a dealer has more than access to school personnel files; amending s. 231.262(4), e one place of bueineee as a Florida Statutes, 1982 Supplement, providing access to a nnual license tax of $200 complaint by interested parties; providing that personnel pay an annual license tax of files shall be brought in conformity with the act upon y de business for each of request of an employee and all files shall conform within I year; providing for review and repeal; providing an effective date. re required to pay a license ler has more than one place Be It Enacted by the Legislature of the State of Florida: ace of business as a central cease tax of $250 for such Section 1. Subsection (7) of section 231.29, Florida Statutes, nnual license tax of $50 per 1982 Supplement, as amended by chapter 82-242, Laws of Florida, is uses; for each of his other hereby repealed. Section 2. Section 231.291, Florida Statutes, is created to read: nds hereafter collected from .e-third e£ all seek fends 231.291 Personnel files.--Public school system employee personnel e eea£eed dealers by the files shall be maintained according to the following provisions: her funds derived from the j 1 be deposited in a Florida (1)(a) Except for materials pertaining to work performance or o be administered by the such other matters that may be cause for discipline, suspension or of all saltwater products dismissal under laws of this state, no derogatory materials relating to an employee's conduct, service, character, or personality shall be placed in the personnel file of such employee. • the department d4vielen into • { on Trust Fund are hereby (b) No anonymous letter or anonymous materials shall be placed in ; I the personnel file. fished the Marine Fisheries (2)(a) Materials relating to work• performance, discipline, by the Marine Fisheries suspension or dismissal must be reduced to writing and signed by a trust fund shall be used to person competent to know the facts or make the judgment. li. fine Fisheries Commission and the research institutions in (b)1. 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The Florida Senate 2012 Florida Statutes TITLE XXVIII CHAPTER 379 NATURAL RESOURCES; FISH AND VIEW ENTIRE CHAPTER CONSERVATION, WILDLIFE RECLAMATION,AND USE CONSERVATION 1379.2425 Spearfishing;definition;limitations;penalty.- (1) For the purposes of this section,"spearfishing"means the taking of any saltwater fish through the instrumentality of a spear, gig,or lance operated by a person swimming at or below the surface of the water. • (2)(a) Spearfishing is prohibited within the boundaries of the John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park, the waters of Collier County, and the area in Monroe County known as Upper Keys,which includes all salt waters under the jurisdiction of the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission beginning at the county line between Miami-Dade and Monroe Counties and running south,including all of the keys down to and including Long Key. (b) For the purposes of this subsection,the possession in the water of a spear,gig,or lance by a person swimming at or below the surface of the water in a prohibited area is prima facie evidence of a violation of the provisions of this subsection regarding spearfishing. (3) The Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission shall have the power .o establish restricted areas when it is determined that safety hazards exist or when needs are determined by biological findings.Restricted areas shall be established only after an investigation has been conducted and upon application by the governing body of the county or municipality in which the restricted areas are to be located and one publication in a local newspaper of general circulation in said county or municipality in addition to any other notice required by law. Prior to promulgation of regulations, the local governing body of the area affected shall agree to post and maintain notices in the area affected. History.-s. 1,ch.57-303;ss.25,35, ch.69-106;s.301,ch.71-136; ss. 1,2,ch. 73-141; s. 1, ch. 77-174;s. 1, ch. 77-381;s. 23,ch.78-95;s.6, ch. 83-134;s.2,ch. 84-121; ss. 16, 17, ch. 85-234;s.5, ch. 86-219;s. 19, ch. 86-240; ss. 9, 12, ch. 89-98; s. 236, ch.94-356;s.251,ch. 99-245;s. 13, ch.2004-264;s. 77,ch.20084;s. 72, ch.2008-247. 'Note.-Section 6, ch. 83-134, as amended by s.2,ch. 84-121;by s. 5, ch. 86- 219;and by s. 19, ch.86-240,repealed the then-existing section effective July 1, 1984,and further provided that if the Governor and Cabinet had not adopted appropriate rules by July 1, 1984, this section would remain in force until such Iles were effective.Section 9, ch. 83-134,provided that,prior to the adoption of rules amending,readopting, or repealing those provisions set forth in s. 6, the Marine Fisheries Commission would hold a public hearing thereon,and http://www.flsenate.gov/laws/statutes/2012/0 Packet Page-92- 1/23/2013 379.2425 - - 2012 Florida Statutes - The Florida Senate 2/12/2013 10.D. no such amendment,readoption, or repeal would be acted upon until it had been determined,based upon appropriate findings of fact,that such action would not adversely affect the resource. The Marine Fisheries Commission • was transferred to the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission by s.3,ch. 99-245. Note.—Former s. 370.172. Disclaimer.The information on this system is unverified.The journals or printed bills of the respective chambers should be consulted for official purposes. Copyright®2000-2013 State of Florida. http://www.flsenate.gov/laws/statutes/2012/C Packet Page-93- 1/23/2013 2/12/2013 10.D. App ■ • dr i i' i y ' giF r 1y �b3 ., 4 ' \ R c I $ s x • ' ..04"f4.7 \., 1 ' ', , l. ,.,... Be the Top Predator! Nonnative lionfish from the Indo-Pacific region have invaded Florida waters! Since 2009, lionfish numbers have been increasing rapidly throughout Florida's coastal waters and pose a significant threat to our native species and ecosystems. As a diver, you are Florida's primary means of control. Read on to find out how you can help, and please encourage others to take up the fight! 000 et Packet Page -94- 2/12/2013 10.D. 4F i" 'dr `dry y "'"a �,�j� f # .�.4� 144 .e., /it) -f 9sq art £QCS"1t,.@`Ggfl°t •.A�p; .as.. History of Invasion / Ecological Threat: Lionfish (Pterois volitans) were introduced to the coastal waters of southern Florida more than 25 years ago. Since that time,lionfish have spread throughout the Caribbean and are now invading the Gulf of Mexico. Marine biologists are concerned that lionfish will significantly alter the population dynamics of our native marine species resulting in further impacts to the health of Florida's reefs. The lionfish invasion also has the potential to significantly impact recreational and commercial fishing and the overall economy of Florida.You can help control lionfish by removing them whenever you see one. 3 LIONFISH FACTS: • Lionfish are not aggressive and use their venomous spines only for defense ■ Can reach 22 inches in length, but most are less than 15 inches • Are found in brackish river mouths, bays,estuaries and open oceans to a depth of at least 900 ft • Are general predators that consume a wide variety of fish and invertebrates ■ Currently have no significant predators in the South Atlantic or Gulf of Mexico ■ Have venomous spines that can cause painful wounds • Are slow moving and relatively easy to capture or kill with dip nets or spears ■ Have free-floating egg masses and larvae-that are distributed by ocean currents Packet Page-95 2/12/2013 10.D. r 1+ t ; aF . 7 II L7 F '44' !k 1 r,.. "` r * �� r i,� t '� -.. 4 *,,,, ��t `�Y „' am,y„ � •, 7 ar” -h `::. j<,-;:4*'' - ''. ' ''' ' , .`17';:e."„ :•,i'..G,t..,if: ,A14:;.''...., ° ...,, t,,,k ,,;;VA.,..,,7(.04,,'.,,t::;.,, Methods of Control: Although complete eradication is not likely given the current range and distribution of the species,localized control is possible through consistent and sustained harvest pressure. Harvesting by spear and hand held dip net has proven to be the most efficient and effective means of control.Divers are safely and efficiently harvesting significant numbers of lionfish with small,lightweight pole spears. Dive safety always comes first, and care should be used to avoid damaging reefs when targeting lionfish. Food Quality / Handling: Lionfish are commonly eaten and comparable in texture and taste to hogfish or black sea bass.Many harvesters who choose to clean lionfish prefer to clip off the venomous fin rays prior to cutting fillets as a safety precaution.Even fish that have been on ice for many hours can cause painful injuries.Treat stings by immersing wound in hot (not scalding) water for 30 to 90 minutes and seek medical attention as soon as possible.Handle lionfish carefully! Your Assistance is Needed: I/Harvest by recreational and commercial divers is currently Florida's only means of controlling lionfish and minimizing unwanted ecological consequences. Please safely remove lionfish whenever possible and consider participating in lionfish derbies. There are no minimum size limits, closed seasons or bag limits for lionfish, and a recreational fishing license is not required to 0 harvest or kill lionfish with dip nets, pole spears, Hawaiian slings or any other spearing device that is specifically designed and marketed exclusively for lionfish. Packet Page -96- 2/12/2013 10.D. Lionfish Reporting: Scientific data is needed and you can help by reporting sightings and harvest at:http://nas.er.usgs.gov/SightingReport.aspx or REEF.org/lionfish. As an alternative,information can also be provided by calling: 877-ST013ANS. For additional information on lion-fish control,please visit: MyFWC.com/WildlifeHabitats and click on "Nonnative Species" and `Marine Species." r 05H AND�'i�T m Florida Fish and Wildlife Division of Marine Fisheries Management o Conservation Commission 2590 Excutive enter Circle East y Suite 203 Berkeley Building �L'9TIDNCD,' V � �`Qm Tallahassee, Florida 32301 J Packet Page -97- (850)487-0554