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	Name:	topwaterjig -
	Subject:	Curious
	Date:	9/17/2007 10:41:31 PM

No - there was no timeframe given - I had less than a dump truck full so I just filled in holes behind my seawall (you can do that) and then put most of it back as close to the wall as I could manage - leaving a better grade where I needed (if it was full pool). The excavator will be gone the next time she gets back here and I will be out of luck if it doesn't meet with her expectations. I doubt there's a fine warranted or involved unless you are a contractor.

I asked about docks that were falling down - I have one as well - several of the piles of my dock have eroded away and are almost 2x4's at the base where nice 6x6's were. Her response was if it's a safety hazard then a permit is required to work on the structure (so I went ahead and applied for a permit to repair - which is different from the $250 permit to construct)

Since I am completely dry right now - I am buying new piles tomorrow - digging a hole where the old ones were and installing.

An enclosed boat house is no longer allowed - no closed in sides screened in porches are OK but no walls - no structures in the flood plane (467') - no attached piers to campers in the flood plane - no fire pits in the flood plane - no storage. The permit has all the specifics.

Boat houses /Piers/wet slips cannot exceed 800sq ft - less the 2' wide walkway.

Bottom line - it's still up to interpretation - depending on Tammy's and Ledbetter's mood.