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924 willingness to serve within ten days after receipt thereof or they shall automatically
925 forfeit their appointments. The County Commission, or their designee, shall have the
926 authority to revoke any appointment for reasonable cause and vacancies on the committee
927 shall be appointed by the Board of County Commissioners for the unexpired term.
928 Additional members from various other public and private organizations may be added.
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930 B. DUTIES: The Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee shall serve as advisors to the
931 Board of County Commissioners and the Parks Division Department. They should assist
932 in the following:
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934 1. Identification of sites for future community parks, boat ramps, beach access,
935 parking, and trails and bikeways.
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937 2. Joint use agreements with the School Board, municipalities, YMCA, Eglin
938 officials, State Forestry, and other partners to help reduce cost.
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940 3. Neighborhood parks program. This program will work with neighborhood
941 associations to develop parks in existing neighborhoods.
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943 4. Identification of funding sources (FRDAP, TEA-21, Land & Water Conservation
944 Fund; Water Grant, etc.)
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946 5. The preparation of a priority list for the establishment of new recreational
947 locations.
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949 Section 14. Prohibited Vehicle Parking.
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951 No tour buses, eighteen wheelers, fifth wheel trailers, recreational vehicles (RV), etc. are
952 permitted to park at any time in any County park, beach or recreational area. All vehicles
953 must fit into a standard 9 ft (width) by 18 ft (length) parking space. School buses will be
954 reviewed on a case by case basis. No vehicle is allowed to take up more than one
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955 designated parking space. Violators will be towed at the vehicle‟s owner expense.
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957 Section 15. Weddings Conducted in County Public Parks.
958 No reservations will be made for County public parks on the following holidays or holiday
959 weekend due to increased demand for these facilities: Memorial Day/Memorial Day
960 weekend, 4Th of July/4Th of July weekend and Labor Day/Labor Day weekend.
961 All wedding planning companies who wish to conduct weddings on County public parks,
962 beaches, or recreation areas must obtain a Qualified Beach Vendor Certificate (see Section
963 16-48).
964 Beach wedding schedule for James Lee Park.
965 1. All Qualified Beach Vendors seeking to perform weddings at James Lee Park,
966 regardless of the number of guests, must contact the Public Works Parks Division
967 a minimum of 14 days prior to the planned event.
968 2. The following information is required to schedule weddings: the date, time, name
969 of the Qualified Beach Vendor, bride‟s and groom‟s names, and number of
970 expected guests.
971 3. Bookings are made on a “first come, first served” basis.
972 4. County staff will coordinate all dates and times for the proposed weddings with
973 the lessee of James Lee Park.
974 5. Existing guidelines for special events hosted on County public beaches, parks and
975 recreation areas will be enforced.
976 6. Qualified beach vendors and individuals with scheduled wedding events will be
977 notified that the parking facilities at James Lee Park are available for the public
978 and cannot be reserved or „saved‟ in advance of a scheduled event. Shuttling of
979 guests is strongly recommended.
980 7. Wedding parties are allowed 30 minutes prior and after the completion of the
981 ceremony for setup and breakdown.
982 Section 16. The provisions of this Ordinance shall take effect as provided by law and do hereby
983 repeal any and all ordinances or provisions thereof in conflict herewith.
984
985 DULY PASSED AND ADOPTED in session on this the _____ day of December, 2012.
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990 OKALOOSA COUNTY, a political
991 Subdivision of the State of Florida
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993 By: ________________________________
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995 DON R. AMUNDS, CHAIRMAN
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997 BOARD OF COUNTY
998 COMMISSIONERS
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1000 ATTEST:
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1004 _____________________________
1005 DON W. HOWARD
1006 CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
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