Dock, Canals, & Boat Lift
Rules
Lift Access
Lift Access
Lift Access
Lift Access
Lift Access
Rules
Canals
NO SWIMMING
Hours of Operation in Canal
Half Hour Before Sunrise - Half Hour After Sunset
No Wake Zone Speed Limit
5 MPH
Maintain Required Distance From Others
~100 ft
Permitted Watercraft Max Size
26 ft Long & 10 ft high
No Jet skis or Air Boats. Man powered Watercraft such as canoes and kayaks are permitted in the Navigable Retention Pond.
Watercraft Must Be Registered:
Under FL Law & With HOA
Upon registration, you will be issued a decal.
Max Watercraft in Use
Two In Use at Same Time
No Owner shall be permitted to have in operation on the Navigable Retention Pond at the same time more than two (2) Watercraft
Must Be Insured
$100k liability & $25k property damage
Such policy of insurance shall contain an endorsement naming the Association as additionally insured. The Owner shall provide the Association with a copy of the declarations page and Certificate of Insurance.
Watercraft Must be in Seaworthy Condition
Watercraft showing unusual leakage must be repaired or removed. Owner is responsible for removing sunken watercraft within 24 hours.
Required Safety Equipment
Must Have All Safety Equipment Required Under FL Law.
Exhaust Must Be Muffled Reasonably
No Watercraft shall be operated on the Navigable Retention Pond if the sound level of such Watercraft exceeds the sound level emitted by the Watercraft when originally equipped by the manufacturer.
No Laundry Hung to Dry on Boats or Docks
Watercraft Deck Must Be Free of Debris
including but not limited to: bottles,
papers, trash and unsightly materials
No Throwing Items Overboard
Owner will be responsible for all cleanup costs.
No Advertising or Soliciting
Advertising or soliciting shall not be permitted, nor shall any "For Sale," "For Charter," "For Hire" or any other such signs be placed on Watercraft.
No illegal Activity or Drugs
No Anchoring Overnight
Also pertains to the attachment of Watercraft to buoys.
No Racing or Other Dangerous Activties
No Recreational Towing
Including but not limited to people on water skies, or an aquaplane, wakeboard, inner tubes, sleds, or similar device.
No Fueling on Water or Dock
No fueling is permitted for Watercraft on the water or on any Dock. All fueling will only be permitted on land from above ground storage tanks and/or handheld containers.
Operating Watercraft
Must Be 16 or Older
If Under 21, Must Carry Watercraft Photo ID
If Under 21, Must Be Licensed by Coast Guard
Or accompanied by person over 21 years of age or someone over 18 with a Watercraft License.
Boat Lift
Access to Lift Is Not Guaranteed
Boats may be unable to fit under bridge during high tide and unable to reach lift.
Residents Only
Only Residents with a Key may Operate the lift.
Must Be 17 or Older
No One In Boat While in Operation
Use Boat Wash Prior to Placing Boat
Wash down the bottom (hull) of the boat so as to prevent the migration of algae, hydrilla, and other potential contaminants from Alligator Lake to the Canals, and vice versa.
No Operating While Under Influence of Drugs or Alcohol
Do Not Exceed Max Capacity
No Boat Maintenance or Repair in Lift
Maintain 10ft Distance During Operation
Return Straps to Up Position
Do Not Leave in Water or Mud.
Do Not Use During Storms
Do Not Leave Trash on Lift
Pets Must Be Leashed & Monitored
Boat Lift Key
To obtain a key to the boat lift you must provide the following to the Community Manager:
- Boater Registration Form (Below)
- Watercraft Insurance Declarations Page
- Certificate of Insurance
Boater Registration Form (pdf)
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