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Miami-Dade Park and Recreation Marina ~ivision Manual t1l~MI \;':"'::.dl.: EXHIBIT A MARINA RULES AND REGULATIONS ADDITIONAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF PERMIT 17) Permittee responsibility: Permittee shall be solely responsible for any mechanical, cleaning, refurbishing or other personnel hired by permittee for service to be performed on a berthed vessel. A permittee shall be responsible for any and all damage whether negligent or otherwise caused by permittee, its employees or contractors. Permittee agrees to indemnify and hold the County harmless from and all liability, actions, and causes of action in connection with such personnel or the services rendered by same. The Marina staff may direct the permittee to cease if contract work is deemed inappropriate. 18) Repairs of trailered vessels: Major repairs or refitting of trailers or trailered vessels in a trailered boat space area is prohibited. Mechanical adjustments, minor painting and leak or rot prevention and other minor repairs will be allowed. 19) Marina responsibility: Permittee understands and acknowledges that except in emergencies, marina personnel will not start engines, engage in repairs, or operate vessels. 20) Sunken vessels: These vessels must be removed from the marina within 10 days notice to the owner or the vessel will be removed by the County at the owner's expense. 21) Modification of County property: Modification of County docks, equipment, utilities, or other property, or addition to existing facilities, is prohibited. 22) Fire Hazard: All persons shall use and maintain vessels and other property in a manner which does not constitute a fire hazard. The failure to conform to any statute, rule, regulation, standard, or ordinance relating to fire safety shall be considered a violation of this permit. 23) Appliances and electrical wiring: All cooking or heating appliances or any other machinery, equipment, utensil or apparatus which is used at a marina shall be constructed, installed, wired, situated, maintained, and used so as not to constitute a fire hazard. Any person using electrical tools shall have a ground fault interrupter in use. 24) Fire extinguisher: All vessels shall have an approved fire extinguisher as prescribed by the U.S. Coast Guard. The fire extinguisher shall be in good, serviceable condition and readily accessible for immediate and effective use at all times. 25) Smoking, flame-producing devices: No smoking, or flame-producing devices, shall be permitted within fifty (50) feet of any fueling operation. The use of charcoal burners, burning, or welding equipment is prohibited within fifty (50) feet of any vessels, docks or piers. \. A TTOR'\EY CC;iltJ3ct\dll1ini~tr(njc'il :nli7-:(i(lR '\ lar!;:] PC'Jmi1 J,'("--I- (() ~J r" '. I