Reference Guide - Indian River County
Reference Guide - Indian River County
Reference Guide - Indian River County
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M - Ports and Marinas<br />
Lead by Example<br />
Credit 1: Preserve aquatic habitat<br />
ACTIVITY:<br />
a) Take part in Florida Clean Marina program. (1 points)<br />
b) Implement advanced stormwater controls and waterfront considerations. (1 points)<br />
APPROACH:<br />
Certify marinas under the FLDEP Division of Law Enforcement Florida Clean Marina Program.<br />
Implement advanced stormwater controls such as pervious parking and other proper waterfront<br />
considerations such as landscaping for erosion control.<br />
SUGGESTED DOCUMENTATION:<br />
a) Submit evidence of certification, or completed program application.<br />
b) Submit details of advanced controls, and locations where implemented.<br />
BENEFIT:<br />
Certified Clean Marinas promote stewardship that significantly reduces hazardous waste<br />
discharge, as well as solid waste generation.<br />
RESOURCES:<br />
Florida’s Clean Marina Program<br />
http://www.dep.state.fl.us/law/Grants/CMP/<br />
Florida Yards and Neighborhoods Program<br />
http://hort.ifas.ufl.edu/fyn/<br />
Control<br />
Credit 2: Preserve aquatic habitat<br />
ACTIVITY:<br />
a) Offer low pollution engine incentives. (1 points)<br />
APPROACH:<br />
Offer incentives for customers using environmental controls such as 4-stroke engines, or direct<br />
injection 2-stroke engines. Incentives could include reduced slip fees, etc.<br />
SUGGESTED DOCUMENTATION:<br />
Provide details of incentive, including approximate dollar amount or equivalent, and<br />
participation in the program.<br />
BENEFIT:<br />
Tangible incentives can help offset the cost of advanced equipment encountered by end users.<br />
Florida Green Local Government Standard – Copyright Florida Green Building Coalition, Inc. 2004, 2005 R45