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(c) The following setback requirements shall apply to swimming pools and spas: [3] The setback from any building foundation shall be five feet unless both the design and construction as approved by the Zening, Planning and Building Development Services Director is safe and will not possibly result in a weakening of or damage to the building foundation. In no event shall said pool or spa be closer than 18 inches to any wall or any enclosure. M. Docks; construction requirements. (1) Prior to the construction of a dock within the City, the owner shall obtain approval of the proposed construction from the Zoning, Planning and Building Development Services Department, Miami -Dade County Environmental Resources Management and appropriate drainage district. In areas where the zoning is residential and/or commercial, piers and docks are to be located within the middle one-half of the water frontage and shall have a minimum setback of ten feet at each side of property line. Piers and docks protrusion onto the public waterway shall not exceed 20% of the width canal or half of their rear property line length, whichever is less. Pier and docks shall not exceed five feet in width and shall not extend beyond the triangle area as shown in Attachment 6:12 unless the pier and docks have been approved by the Miami Dade County Environmental Resource Manager or designee under the Code of Miami Dade County. For properties of residential and/or commercial use which protrudes into any part of the Intercoastal or other waterway in excess of 1,000 feet in width, a distance no greater than 100 feet protrusion shall be approved as indicated in Attachment 6:13. Protrusions, including navigational vessel into the waterways, shall not obstruct navigation or encroach upon the rights of adjacent property owners. The owner shall keep docks in constant state of repair. Any dock not properly constructed or maintained must be removed at the direction of the Zoning, Planning and Builiting Development Services Department within 15 days receipt of notice. ARTICLE VIII - Off -Street Parking, Loading and Driveway Standards § 265-46. - Off-street parking and loading standards. A. General. Every building, use or structure, constructed or altered after the effective date of LDRs shall be provided with off-street parking facilities in accordance with the provisions of this article for the use of occupants, employees, visitors or patrons. Such off-street parking facilities shall be maintained and continued as long as the main use is continued. (16) Publicly maintained lawns. No vehicle shall be permitted to park on lawns and landscape areas maintained by the City or any other governmental entity unless permission is granted by the City. The prohibition of this section shall not apply to vehicles owned by the City, emergency vehicles, or any vehicle owned by another governmental entity. For the purposes of this section, rights-of-way in front of residential homes are not landscaped areas maintained by the City. 44