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! Miami-Dade Park and Recreation Marina Division Manual ~;I~'S,I!>> "'~''':'''''~ . EXHIBIT A MARINA RULES AND REGULATIONS ADDITIONAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF PERMIT 26) Fueling: Vessels shall be fueled only at designated and approved marina service stations, unless emergency circumstances dictate fueling at other locations within a marina. Tank barges and fuel supply vessels or vehicles, are expressly prohibited within marinas except when delivering fuel to marina service stations. Vessels may be fueled only from approved fuel containers and dispensers. Vessels must have all engines shut off while fueling. Only such persons as are necessary to perform the fueling operations shall be on board any vessel being filled with fuel. All safety precautions prescribed by the U.S. Coast Guard or marina staff shall be observed while fueling. 27) Solicitation or advertising: Permittee may not solicit or advertise for any purpose within County marinas, except as may be specifically authorized by the Director. 28) Proper docking, mooring: Permittees are solely responsible and liable for the proper docking or mooring of their vessels and are required to maintain mooring, docking, and anchoring lines in good condition, sufficiently strong and able to secure their vessels at all times. Patron will be assessed emergency service fees when marina staff is required to secure or service a vessel that could threaten public safety. 29) Trailered vessel berths: Trailered vessel berths must remain free, clear and unencumbered of all gear, equipment, tools and materials. Vessel equipment and accessories remaining on site must be stowed within the vessel. Owners and operators are solely responsible and liable for the proper parking, tie down of trailered vessels. 30) Live-aboard: There shall be no live-aboards in any vessel berthed within marinas, except at marinas designed and designated for live aboard use, or as allowed for transient vessels. 31) Report of accident: A responsible representative of any vessel involved in an accident, injury to a person, or damage to property, shall immediately report to the marina manager or his representative, the time, place, cause and circumstances of such accident, injury, or damage, and within 24 hours shall submit such information in writing to the marina manager. 32) Marina security: The County does not provide security at the marinas and assumes no responsibility or liability for the safety of persons or property using the marina or the marina waters. 33) County emergency/corrective actions: The County may take emergency and corrective actions, including but not limited to the following examples: (a) Closing Marinas during a declared emergency for whatever period specified by the Mayor or the Parks Department Director. (b) To move or remove vessels or personal property within or from a marina or marina waters. \ ..~ TTOR\'EY Cl'I1\I"3ct\dmi!1i'lr3tinJl = ~-=nos \l:1rina !\:'!'mit.d\,c-~- (\ .'/ li()