Yes. Boynton Beach's land development regulations say seawalls along access waterways must be installed under a city permit, with the water-side face not over the property line. No wall may extend into Lake Worth past the 1956 bulkhead line, and marine structures may not take up more than a quarter of the waterway.
Source: City of Boynton Beach Land Development Regulations Ch. 3 Art. V Sec. 3.O and Ch. 4 Art. XII Sec. 5 (Gridics CodeHUB); s. 403.813(1)(e), 161.053, 553.79 F.S. (2026); r. 62-330.051, 18-21.005 F.A.C.; 33 CFR 322.3(a); PBC ERM Permitting and Regulation page · Verified 2026-10
The elevation your city requires, the datum it is measured in, and the section of code that says so. One page.
Available for the cities whose rule we have verified and sourced.
Done — it is on the way to your inbox. Not there in a minute? Check your Promotions or Spam folder, and move it to your inbox so the next ones arrive.
What applies across Palm Beach County, and where each city departs from it.
The rule changes at the city line, not the county line.
What to look for, where to look for it, and what it means when you find it. Walk your wall in twenty minutes.
A screening sheet for owners, not an engineering inspection.
Done — it is on the way to your inbox. Not there in a minute? Check your Promotions or Spam folder, and move it to your inbox so the next ones arrive.