The provisions of this regulation are in addition to the provisions of Regulations .03 and .04 of this chapter. Subject to the requirements under §C of this regulation, a local jurisdiction may approve the location of a new or expanded community pier or other community boat-docking or storage facility in the buffer if: The owner or operator of the pier or facility: Does not offer food, fuel, or other goods and services for sale in the buffer or on the community pier; and As applicable, complies with the requirements of COMAR 26.24.04.03; The pier or facility is community-owned and established and operated for the benefit of the residents of a platted and recorded riparian subdivision; The pier or facility is associated with a residential project approved by the local jurisdiction as consistent with all State and local program requirements; Disturbance to the buffer is the minimum necessary to provide a single point of access to the pier or facility; and If a community pier is provided as part of a new residential project, private piers are prohibited in that residential project. The number of slips authorized at a pier or facility shall be the lesser of §C(1) or (2) of this regulation: One slip for each 50 feet of shoreline in a residential project in the intense development and limited development areas, and one slip for each 300 feet of shoreline in a residential project in the resource conservation area; or A density of slips to platted lots or dwellings within a residential project in the Critical Area according to the following schedule: