Municipally owned tidelands and submerged land shall be leased in accordance with the Charter and this Code. In addition to any requirements there set forth, the applicant shall submit a development plan that shall state:
A. 
The purpose of the proposed construction or improvement.
B. 
The type of construction.
C. 
The date construction will begin and the estimated date of completion.
(CAC 10.20.020)
The assembly may issue permits for the use or improvement of municipally owned tidelands. The assembly shall give such preference to the use of the land as will be of greatest economic benefit to the municipality, provided that first preference shall be granted to the upland owner over other nonpreference applicants for the use of tideland and contiguous submerged land seaward of the upland property and which is needed by such owner for the purpose for which it may be granted.
(CAC 10.20.030)
Application for a tidelands permit shall be submitted to the municipal manager. The municipal manager shall submit the application to the planning and zoning commission and the port commission for their approval or disapproval and, upon its return, shall report the findings of those commissions to the assembly, whereupon the assembly may, with or without a public hearing, grant or reject the requested permit.
(CAC 10.20.040)
A. 
Term; revocation; removal of improvements. Permits issued under section 25.50.530 shall be for a term approved by the assembly and may be renewable at the option of the assembly. All permits shall be revocable when used contrary to the conditions under which they are granted, or when the assembly in its judgment determines that the best interest of the municipality would be served by revocation. If any permit expires or is revoked, all improvements placed on the tidelands or contiguous lands shall be removed by the permittee within a period of time which shall be specified in the permit or an underlying agreement pertaining to the permit; provided, however, that the municipal manager may extend the time for removing such improvements in cases where hardship is shown or to minimize environmental impacts. Subject to the terms of the permit or its underlying agreement, a permittee may, with the consent of the municipal manager, sell his or her improvements to any succeeding permittee.
B. 
Sale of improvements. Any improvements or chattels having an appraised value in excess of $10,000.00 after removal which are not removed within the time allowed shall be sold at public sale, and the net proceeds thereof, if any, shall be paid to the permittee after paying all expenses of the removal and sale and charges due to the municipality. If there are no other bidders, the municipality may bid in the property for the total amount of the permittee's indebtedness to the municipality. Any improvements having a value of less than $10,000.00 after removal which are not removed within the time allowed shall revert to and become the absolute property of the municipality.
(CAC 10.20.050; AO No. 98-167, § 1, 10-12-1998)
A permit may be issued under this chapter by the municipal manager after consultation with the port commission and planning and zoning commission and after approval by the assembly for utility lines and services of all types and for necessary rights-of-way. Such permits shall be revocable at the option of the municipality.
(CAC 10.20.060)