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Name:	LKBR -	Reply
Subject:	Pier Permits
Date:	12/22/2011 2:49:03 PM

Is a permit required to replace an existing pier? All dimensions, etc will remain the same.

Name:	Old Crappie -	Reply
Subject:	Pier Permits
Date:	12/22/2011 3:08:10 PM

If you are replaceing the pier- yes.

Name:	wix -	Reply
Subject:	Pier Permits
Date:	12/22/2011 7:04:25 PM

I've heard that even if you're replacing decking and they catch you, they want their $250.00. Power company needs money too.

Name:	BigFoot -	Reply
Subject:	Pier Permits
Date:	12/22/2011 8:38:22 PM

You will need to apply and get a permit but if you are replacing an existing pier in the same "footprint", then you will not have to pay the fee...unless the rule has been changed within the last two years...

Name:	Zman -	Reply
Subject:	Pier Permits
Date:	12/23/2011 8:05:26 PM

I checked last winter and rebuilding my 8 x 12 floating dock was okay by Al Power, no permit required. I just replaced the rotted top, frame, and joists. Kept the legal floatation.

Someone came by to take a few photos during the process, so my neighbor told me. Don't know for sure who it was.

Name:	Rooster -	Reply
Subject:	Pier Permits
Date:	12/24/2011 1:21:56 PM

If all you are doing is replacing the existing rotten wood, etc., no you do not need the permit.

Name:	Sandy Tiger -	Reply
Subject:	Pier Permits
Date:	1/3/2012 3:37:48 PM

I am redecking my existing deck and replacing the floater had to get a $250 permit. No changes. I just did this last week.

Name:	LKBR -	Reply
Subject:	Pier Permits
Date:	1/4/2012 11:22:05 PM

Are you changing the size of the pier or the floater?

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