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! Miami-Dade Park and Recreation Marina Division Manual z,t:;TD EXHIBIT A MARINA RULES AND REGULATIONS ADDITIONAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF PERMIT 1) Vessels Entering a Marina: Whenever a vessel enters marina waters, it shall immediately be governed by these terms and conditions of permit and shall be operated, navigated, moored, anchored, docked, or stored accordingly unless otherwise directed by marina staff. Vessel operators are required to comply with all applicable County, Local, State and Federal Regulations which may apply to their vessels or the operation thereof. Vessels entering and leaving the marina shall be governed by the "Inland Rules of the Road." Permittee may not obstruct any established channel or tie up to or discharge persons upon any navigational aid within any Miami-Dade County marina or anchor within the limits of any established channel of a Miami-Dade County marina, except in an emergency or with the specific approval of the Director, or designee. A vessel shall not anchor or moor within the jurisdictional water areas of any County marina, except in those portions of the marina designated for that use, and then only if authorized by Marina personnel. 2) Berthing Procedure: Berths, docks, moorings, and anchorage will be assigned by the marina staff. Only vessels in good condition will be permitted to berth, dock, or moor. Berthed vessels are to be docked stern to pier except as otherwise approved by the Marina Manager, and only one vessel may occupy a single slip. Berths shall be assigned with respect to the overall length of a slips and the vessel to be berthed. A vessel may not be assigned to a berth where the vessel's overall length exceeds the berth's length by more than 10 percent, with the exception that any vessel in violation of this provision on its effective date, shall be permitted to remain in violation thereof until a suitable replacement berth is available. Temporary or emergency assignments for due cause may be made by the Marina Manager as necessary whereby vessel length exceeds slip length, by more than ten percent. 3) Leakage: Any vessel experiencing leakage must be repaired or removed from the Marina at the direction and discretion of Marina. Operations. It is agreed that an owner or operator is responsible for the pumping out of his vessel, as necessary; however, should an emergency develop whereby the Marina uses equipment and manpower to pump out a vessel, an emergency service fee will be assessed. 4) Towing: No person shall operate a vessel engaged in towing persons on water skis, aquaplane or similar device on any waters within a Miami-Dade County marina. Vessels may not tow other vessels except when such vessels are disabled due to mechanical breakdown, or when the protection of persons or property requires such towing. 5) Inspections: All vessels must be in good condition and capable of self-propulsion (not paddle, oar, or make shift sail). All vessels shall be inspected for general condition and proper documentation prior to initial berthing, subsequent renewals or moves, or under other reasonable circumstances as determined by the marina staff. Such inspections are strictly and solely for the County's own use and benefit. and under no circumstances are to be relied upon by the Owner, his agents, employees. or guests as a warranty of seaworthiness or safe condition of such vessel. which is entirely the responsibility of the owner. L .'\ TT()R:'\EY CC'l1trdcl\jmjllj~lralic)ll :()(17_:nng \larim P(TIl1!t Ck'l'-]- ATTACHMENT "A" "