(a) General standards.
(1) All docks shall be maintained in good repair and free of debris.
(2) No dock shall pose a hazard to the public welfare, navigation, or water quality. The use of docks will be limited to the docking of watercraft and the storage of gear essential to the operation of watercraft. Storage of flammable and other hazardous substances is prohibited.
(b) Super structures prohibited. Super structures are prohibited on all docks.
(c) Electrical systems.
(1) Any dock with new electrical components, appliances, equipment and systems shall be required to comply with the relevant provisions of the California Building Code, California Fire Code, National Electric Code (NFPA 70) including any requirement to obtain a permit and inspection from the City of Canyon Lake.
(2) Docks with electricity shall have a sign warning of potential shock hazards related to electrical currents that may be present in the water that is affixed to the shoreline side of the dock that is plainly visible to a person within 20 feet of the dock and be of sufficient durability to withstand the environment. Any dock classified “not electrically wired” will not have any permanent electrical supply installed without first applying for a classification change as per City's safety and construction standards. There will be no temporary electrical supply (extension cords, etc.) used and left unattended while it is on the dock or dock walkway. Any temporary electrical supply will be an approved UL listed supply cord and be in good condition with all electrical connectors attached and in use. Any temporary electrical supply will use GFCI receptacles that meet current minimum code requirements.
(Ord. 242, passed 1-10-2024)