Piers, Docks, & Seawalls Checklist

Please check to confirm submittal of the following:

  • Completed Permit Application, including all proposed elements in the item description (e.g., piers, docks, boatlifts, jetski lifts, seawalls, dock extensions, etc.)
  • Contractor Registration Details (State License/Competency, County BTR, Liability Insurance, Worker's Compensation, Qualifier Details) or Owner Builder Affidavit
  • 2 copies of approved DEP Permit or DEP Self-Certification Documentation
  • 2 copies of a survey of the property (including all improvements and easements)
  • 2 copies of the proposed plan designed in accordance with Town Code requirements, including:
    • Detailed construction drawings by a FL Registered Engineer showing the location of all proposed improvements
    • Setbacks to joint property lines of immediately adjoining properties, as applies
    • Location of any proposed pilings and ladders
    • All dimensions and details as required by Sec. 23-134 of the Town Code
    • If improvements are being made to an existing condition, clearly label all items "existing"/"proposed"

If applicable, submit 2 copies of the following:

  • For seawalls, show the location, seawall depth, and distance from existing seawall.
  • For residential docks over 100 feet in length, include engineer certified documentation certifying depth in accordance with Sec. 23-134(a)
  • For boat lifts, include boat lift details and size as additional documentation
  • For pilings, provide a pile log (prior to frame inspection)
  • Submit additional permit applications for any plumbing/electric associated with the project

Notes

  1. Docks, piers, and seawalls are required to meet all Lantana Code requirements, including specific requirements of 23-134. For additional information on Code Requirements, visit the Code of Ordinances website.
  2. Docks and piers in residential districts shall not be used for any commercial purpose.
  3. No dredging is allowed for new dock construction. Dredging is allowed for maintenance purposes.
  4. An NOC is required for permits with a value of greater than $2500 prior to scheduling an inspection.