Sec. 27.01.03.07. Community Piers and Other Related Noncommercial Boat Docking and Storage Facilities

A. New or expanded community piers and other noncommercial boat-docking and storage facilities may be authorized in the buffer subject to the requirements of Regulation .03A of this chapter and §B of this regulation, provided that:

(1) These facilities may not offer food, fuel, or other goods and services for sale and shall provide adequate and clean sanitary facilities;

(2) The facilities are community-owned and established and operated for the benefit of the residents of a platted and recorded riparian subdivision;

(3) The facilities are associated with a residential development approved by the local jurisdiction for the Critical Area and consistent with all criteria and local regulations for the Critical Area;

(4) Disturbance to the Buffer is the minimum necessary to provide a single point of access to the facilities; and

(5) If community piers are provided as part of the new development, private piers in the development are not authorized.

B. The number of slips authorized at the facility shall be the lesser of §B(1) or (2), of this regulation:

(1) One slip for each 50 feet of shoreline in the subdivision in the intense and limited development areas and one slip for each 300 feet of shoreline in the subdivision in the resource conservation area; or

(2) A density of slips to platted lots or dwellings within the subdivision in the Critical Area according to the following schedule:

Platted Lots or Dwellings in the Critical Area	Slips
up to 15	1 for each lot
16-40	15 or 75%, whichever is greater
41-100	30 or 50%, whichever is greater
101-300	50 or 25%, whichever is greater
over 300	75 or 15%, whichever is greater