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, i Miami-Dade Park and Recreation Marina Division Manual EXHIBIT A MARINA RULES AND REGULATIONS ADDITIONAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF PERMIT 6) Damage to public property: Owners or operator of vessels shall reimburse Miami-Dade County for any damage or defacement which they or their vessel may cause to Miami-Dade County property within thirty (30) days notice of such damage or defacement. A Marina Berth Permit shall not be renewed with owners or operators who have not satisfied such outstanding obligation. 7) Public liability: Berthing of vessels and use of berthing space is at the sole risk of the permittee, his agents, servants, employees, patrons, guests, or service personnel, and Miami-Dade County shall not be liable for the care or protection of any vessel, its appurtenances or contents, or for any loss or damage of any kind or nature whatsoever, resulting from such berthing operations or use of berthing space. 8) Replacement vessel: If an owner disposes of his vessel, he may retain its berthing space by continuing the monthly rental payments for up to one year. If at the end of that year he does not have a replacement vessel then he will have to terminate his permit. The Department reserves the right to issue a short term or temporary berth permit during the time when the owner has not berthed his vessel. The new vessel, however, may not exceed the dimensions set for that space. The owner must give notification to the Marina Manager seven days prior . to placing the new vessel in the berth. 9) Transfer and Assignment: The space assigned under any Marina Berth Permit is not transferable and shall not be assigned or used by another vessel unless under a short term or temporary berth permit issued by the Marina. Any attempt to transfer rights, or to assign the berth space shall cause immediate termination of the Marina berthing permit and forfeiture of all deposits. 10) General vessel appearance: It shall be the responsibility of any person who owns, controls, or is aboard any vessel located within a Miami-Dade County marina to maintain such vessel in an orderly and well appearing manner. "For Sale" signs, not to exceed one foot (1') square may be displayed. It shall be the responsibility and duty of vessel owners to keep their vessels and immediate environs in such condition so as not to reflect unfavorably on the appearance of Miami-Dade County marina facilities or to endanger any persons or property. Decks of vessels in berths or on trailers shall be kept free and clear of all debris and unsightly materials. Debris accumulated by wind, tide or any other cause within a berth or trailer storage area shall be policed and removed. No pollution, such as sewage, raw or treated, refuse, effluents, wastes or contaminants of any kind whatsoever shall be deposited into marina waters, within trailered storage areas, the general confines of the marina, channels or waters leading thereto. All current and applicable U.S. Coast Guard regulations pertaining to same shall be met. Miami-Dade County Marinas subscribe to the Florida Department of Environmental Protection.s Clean Marina Standards Boaters will be given protocols to follow these standards and must adhere to all Clean Marina Standards. l : ..\ TTO R:'< Eye ('IllUle I'd 11' i;1 jet 1'31 i (, 11 = 11(1- - = C!I!~ \ let ,'j 11 ~I Pc rill i t JO(' _ =_ ~rr:) ~ 'I ''', ~J \~ ~-/