Florida Administrative Code › 62 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › 62B - Beaches and Coastal Systems › Chapter 62B-33 - RULES AND PROCEDURES FOR COASTAL CONSTRUCTION AND EXCAVATION (PERMITS FOR CONSTRUCTION SEAWARD OF THE COASTAL CONSTRUCTION CONTROL LINE AND FIFTY-FOOT SETBACK) › Section 62B-33.0081 - Survey Requirements

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) The
				certified survey of the subject property, which is required by paragraph
				 62B-33.008(1)(e),
				F.A.C., shall include the following information:
(a) The property owner's name.
(b) All vertical data specified on the survey
				shall be referenced to NAVD 88 (U.S. survey foot).
(c) The location of the property in relation
				to bordering roads and streets.
(d)
				Property boundaries and right-of-ways.
(e) Legal description of the
				property.
(f) All horizontal
				coordinates, bearings, and distances referenced to the control provided upon
				the most recently recorded Map of Record for the CCCL in the county where the
				subject property is located.
(g)
				The recording date, book, and page of the Map of Record of the CCCL as recorded
				in the county public records where the subject property resides.
(h) The horizontal location of the CCCL or
				the fifty (50)-foot setback (if no CCCL is established for the county in which
				the property is located) for the full width of the subject property, including
				the location and full stamping of the two (2) nearest Department or published
				second order or higher horizontal control points.
(i) The horizontal location of the erosion
				control line, if one exists.
(j)
				The horizontal locations of the contour lines corresponding to elevation 0.00,
				the approximate contour of the mean high water, and the contour of the seasonal
				high water.
(k) The horizontal
				location of the seaward line of vegetation and outlines of existing natural
				vegetation. Each contiguous stand shall be circumscribed at the outermost edge
				of the vegetation or the drip line of a tree canopy and shall be identified as
				being one of the following categories:
1.
				Beach dune (grasses and groundcovers);
2. Coastal strand (saw palmetto and salt
				pruned shrubs);
3. Hammock
				(overhead forest canopy);
4.
				Wetland (mangrove, marsh, or swamp); or
5. Exotics (greater than 50 percent
				Australian pine, Brazilian pepper, Australian scaevola, or other invasive
				nuisance species).
(l)
				When the topographic contours of the subject property are uniform in nature in
				the shore-normal direction throughout the project area, show (1) a minimum of
				three transects, (2) one transect per lot line, and (3) one transect per 100
				feet of shore-normal direction, with data points at 25-foot intervals and at
				one-foot or greater changes in elevation on each transect. In project areas
				that are irregular or not uniform in nature or where abnormal topographic
				entities exist in a dune system, provide sufficient transect data points and
				elevations to establish a two-foot contour interval throughout the dune
				system.
(m) Dimensions and
				locations of the foundation outlines of any existing structures on the subject
				property and the bearings and distances perpendicular from the CCCL or 50-foot
				setback to the seaward corners of the foundations of any major structures or
				the seaward limit of the crest or cap at the extremities of any coastal or
				shore protection structure.
(n) If
				the permit is requested under the provisions of Section
				 161.053(4)(b) 
				or  161.052(2)(b),
				F.S., the survey shall show the dimensions and locations of the foundation
				outlines of any existing structures in the immediate contiguous or adjacent
				areas that the applicant contends have established a reasonably continuous and
				uniform construction line. The survey shall show bearings and distances
				perpendicular from the CCCL or fifty (50)-foot setback to the seaward corners
				of the foundations of any major structures or the seaward limit of the crest or
				cap at the extremities of any coastal or shore protection structure, including
				the down line bearings and distances from the nearest point of intersection of
				the CCCL and the established perpendicular intersection.