(A) The navigable water zone is intended to provide for the appropriate usage of, and for the adequate protection of, the surface water resource within the city limits and the area of city impact. The "landward boundary" of the navigable water zone is the water pool shore contour of Payette Lake, the high water mark of the North Fork of the Payette River, and the water pool shore contour of such other navigable lakes and the high water mark of such other navigable streams as are or may become within the planning jurisdiction. The "navigable water zone" includes the entire water body between or encircled by the landward boundaries. "Navigable", for purposes of this chapter, has the same meaning as "navigable" for purposes of this title under the submerged lands act and the equal footing doctrine, whether or not there were any federal reserved rights as might have prevented vesting of title in the state as to some particular navigable waters.
(B) The use of navigable waters, in addition to recreation and other public uses should recognize the littoral and riparian rights of the upland property owners adjacent to the lake and river.
(C) Compliance with all applicable county, state and federal laws is required.
(D) Project review under the procedures for a conditional use permit is required for all proposed future uses. (Ord. 821, 2-23-2006, eff. 3-16-2006)