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M!AMI. Marina Division Manual~:'.'~i . Miami-Dade Park and Recreation EXHIBIT A MARINA RULES AND REGULATIONS ADDITIONAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF PERMIT by the applicant in person and will be stamped and logged with the date of application. Applicants shall not be required to actually own a vessel at the time of application. A non-refundable filing fee is required at the time of application. The applicant shall receive a receipt for this sum and a stamped copy of the application. Seniority on waiting lists is established by the type of vessel and lineal precedence in accordance with the date stamped onto each application. The Department reserves the right to reject and remove from the waiting list any applicant. No application, or permit issued pursuant thereto, may be assigned or transferred. Any application, or permit issued pursuant thereto, may state or require such additional terms, condition, provisions, information or limitations as the Director may deem necessary or proper in the public interest. RULE 8 - ASSIGNMENT OF COMMERCIAL BERTHS When a commercial berth becomes available, the senior applicant on the appropriate list will be formally notified by certified mail forwarded to his address as recorded on the Application. It is the sole responsibility of the applicant to ensure that the address and all other information on the application is current and correct. If the applicant so wishes he may waive his right to the space and the next senior applicant on the waiting list will be notified. If an applicant waives his right to a berthing space he may still retain his position on the waiting list. If any applicant does not own a vessel at the time of notification of berth availability, he shall be requested to come to the Department to partially complete his Commercial Berth Permit, leaving that portion of the Permit blank which furnishes details of the description of the vessel. The applicant must pay full permit fees, including the security deposit on the assigned berth during the period the berth is not occupied by his vessel. The vacant berth is subject to use by the County for transient berthing until the applicant's vessel is berthed. Notice of intent to berth shall be provided to the Marina Manager by the applicant at least seven days prior to berthing. Upon receipt of notification that commercial berth space is available, and prior to issuing the Marina Berth Permit, the applicant will be allowed a maximum of ten (10) County business days to submit the following information to the Department: 1. A certificate of insurance which indicates that insurance coverage has been obtained as outlined below: A. Protection and Indemnity Insurance including coverage for crew, in an amount not less than $300,000 covering Personal Injury and Property Damage. Miami-Dade County must be shown as an additional insured with respect to this coverage LA TTOR\TY C,'ntracl Adl"illj5lr~lt;\I!l:' --:'! \Li!ji;~: PlT':;;t '!('~_] (!_ ') ~ .-/ -'\ " /