Boating facilities definition

Boating facilities. Means all over-and in-water facilities that facilitate as their primary purpose the launching or mooring of vessels, or serve some other water-dependent purpose. Facilities covered include piers and docks for commercial, industrial, recreational, residential or public access use; marinas; and boat launches.

Boating facilities means developments and uses that support access to shoreline waters for purposes of boating, including marinas, community docks serving more than four single-family residences or multi- family units, public piers, and community or public boat launch facilities.

Boating facilities means any public or private facility for storing or launching vessels or watercraft including, but not limited to, boat lifts, piers, floats, and docks.

Examples of Boating facilities in a sentence

• Boating facilities should be located and designed to ensure no net loss of ecological functions or other significant adverse impacts, and should, where feasible, enhance degraded and/or scarce shoreline features.

• Boating facilities, including community piers, public piers, commerical launches and related faclities, and public or community boat launches, shall be subject to the policies and regulations of this Section, as well as those contained in Chapter 5, Section E, Overwater Structures.

• Boating facilities and overwater structures are limited in Stevenson’s shoreline areas.

• R292 Boating facilities shall be designed so that no more than 50% of the lot is covered by buildings, pathways, or other structures.

• P180 Boating facilities should be located and designed to assure no net loss of shoreline ecological functions while providing public recreational opportunities.

More Definitions of Boating facilities

Boating facilities means a facility designed for use by boats such as, but not limited to, boat ramps, boat lifts, docks, and floats.

Boating facilities means any public or private facility for storing or launching vessels or watercraft. This includes marinas, open water moorage and anchorage areas, boat launch ramps, boat lifts, mooring buoys, piers, floats and docks or any other similar single-user or shared-use facility for public recreational use or private residential use. For purposes of this program, boathouses, boat repair shops, and other upland boat storage structures are not considered boating facilities.

Boating facilities means over-water and in-water facilities that facilitate as their primary purpose the launching, loading or mooring of vessels, including piers and docks for commercial, industrial, recreational, residential or public access use; marinas, covered moorage, dry storage and boat launches.

Boating facilities means development and uses that support access to shoreline waters for

Boating facilities means Public and private mooring structures and related services serving five or more boats, including piers, docks, buoys, floats, marinas, and facilities for the use of boat launching, boat storage, or boating supply sales, or for the service and maintenance of pleasure or commercial craft.

Boating facilities means developments and uses that support access to shoreline waters for purposes

Boating facilities means public or private dry storage and wet-moorage facilities and structures; boat launch ramps, covered moorage, boat houses, mooring buoys, and marine travel lifts. For the purposes of this Master Program, "boating facilities" excludes docks serving four or fewer single-family residences.