§ 96-13. Tier 2 docking and mooring facilities.

A. 

The minimum lineal feet of shoreline for a Tier 2 docking and mooring facility is 250 feet.

B. 

The maximum number of docking and mooring facilities that may be constructed in the facility area of the adjoining parcel is listed in Table 3, Tier 2 Allocation.

C. 

Municipally owned docking and mooring facilities are allocated boat slips and docks according to Table 3, Tier 2 Allocation, and shall comply with § 96-18.

D. 

Docking and mooring facilities shall require site plan approval by the Planning Board according to provisions of § 96-18 of this chapter.

E. 

Boat hoists are permitted. Boat hoist structures, boathouses and boat stations are prohibited.

F. 

Docking facilities and structures shall comply with the design standards established in the federal Americans with Disabilities Act. Where dimensional requirements are greater in this chapter than in the ADA, the greater requirement shall apply.

Editor's Note: See 42 U.S.C. § 12101 et seq.

G. 

No uniform docks and mooring permit may be issued for mooring buoys that extend beyond 100 feet as measured from the mean high water mark without receipt of a permit from the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation as authorized under Article 3, Navigable Waters of the State of New York, § 35-a, or successor laws or amendments.

H. 

No part of the dock or associated structures and equipment shall extend beyond a line which is 200 feet from the mean high water mark; this line or curve, depending on the configuration of the shoreline, is to be parallel to the mean high water mark.

I. 

If the water depth is less than three feet as measured from the mean low water level at the horizontal feet line referenced in § 96-13G, the maximum length of the dock may be extended to the underwater elevation level of 683.60 feet (established by 686.60 feet mean low water level minus three feet).

	Table 3 Tier 2 Allocation
	Lineal Feet of Shoreline	Maximum Number of Boat Slips and Moorings
	A. 250 to less than or equal to 300	A total of 50 boat slips and 15 moorings are allowed.
	B. Greater than 300	A total of 10 additional boat slips or moorings are allowed for every additional 100 feet of shoreline in excess of 300 feet. Of each additional 10, no more than three may be moorings.