125.22(A) If a proposed
includes all or any part of any lands identified as jurisdictional
as defined in §§ 62-340.100 through 62-340.550 of the Florida Administrative Code, the
shall require
authorizations from all applicable external agencies regarding impacts of wetland habitat.
125.22(B) If the proposed
includes any
listed in the
then an appropriate survey shall be required.
125.22(B)(1) Archaeological resources.
125.22(B)(1)(a) If a professional archaeological survey has not been conducted within those portions of the property subject to the
, a
shall be conducted and an archaeological summary report prepared by a professional archaeologist. The archaeologist shall be familiar with the kind and character of Archaeological Sites known or expected to be present in Broward County and shall meet the Professional Qualifications Standards established by federal regulation (see 36 C.F.R. pt. 61). The archaeological report submitted by the
shall include a brief history of the area, the field survey methods, the results of the field survey and an assessment of any identified Archaeological Sites.
125.22(B)(1)(b) If the subject property contains a designated
, or an
identified pursuant to 125.22(B)(1)(a) above:
125.22(B)(1)(b)1. Permit approval shall include requirements for management of the
. It shall be the purpose of the management plan to provide for protection and preservation of the site to the extent feasible and to allow salvage
only where other methods of preservation would not permit reasonable
of the subject property. The proposed plan for management shall be reviewed by the
after consultation with any other agencies deemed appropriate;
125.22(B)(1)(b)2. A note shall be placed on the face of the
or site plan identifying the site using the
number and historical name, if any;
125.22(B)(1)(b)3. A note shall be placed on the face of the
or site plan referencing the management agreement;
125.22(B)(1)(b)4. The boundaries of the
shall be delineated on the face of the
or site plan; and
125.22(B)(1)(b)5. If preservation of the entire
is not feasible, only that portion of the site which cannot be preserved may be subject to an
operation as authorized through the
of Florida Division of Historical Resources and outlined in the Management Plan.
125.22(B)(1)(b)6. If, through the
, the archaeologist determines that the site would not be likely to yield important prehistorical or historical information, and this determination is accepted by the
after consultation with any other agencies deemed appropriate, then, based on the findings of the
, the
may waive compliance with subsections125.22(B)(1)(b)2., 125.22(B)(1)(b)3., 125.22(B)(1)(b)4. and 125.22(B)(1)(b)5. above, in whole or in part. However, the
may require that a monitoring program be established for all
authorized
activities within or in the immediate vicinity of the
.
125.22(B)(1)(b)7. If otherwise in compliance with the applicable standards and minimum requirements of this Code, the application for a
may be approved subject to the management agreement containing those conditions set forth in the management plan and which have been determined by the
to be reasonably necessary to minimize disturbance of the
. The execution and recordation of the management agreement shall be a condition of the
. Such an agreement shall also provide for recordation of releases upon satisfaction of the conditions, where applicable.
125.22(B)(2) Procedural requirements. For purposes of this section, the
shall not have met the procedural requirements for the submittal of a complete application for a , as determined by the , until the
has submitted an archaeological report which contains all relevant information required by this section, as determined by the , to evaluate the archaeological significance of the site.
125.22(C) If a proposed
includes all or any part of any lands designated by Broward County as a Natural Resource Area (NRA), Local Area of Particular Concern (LAPC), Upland Tree Resources (UTR),
(ESL) or
that is also a Local Area of Particular Concern (ESL/LAPC), the
shall require
authorizations from the Broward County Environmental Protection Department regarding potential impacts to these habitats.
(Ord. 2010-21, passed 10-4-2010)