Yes. Dania Beach adopts the Florida Building Code in its entirety, and its seawall article covers new walls, substantial repairs and attached structures such as docks. A substantial repair (more than half the shoreline) must meet the city's tidal flood barrier height, run the whole shoreline and carry limerock rip-rap at the face. Broward County also requires its own Environmental Resource License, often a general license for a repair in the same place.
Source: Dania Beach Code Secs. 8-1, 12-85, 12-86, 12-87 (Supp. 163); Broward County Code Ch. 27 Art. XI Secs. 27-333, 27-336 (Supp. 72); s. 403.813(1)(e), F.S. (2026); 33 CFR 322.3(a) · Verified 2026-10
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