Golden Beach caps a lifted boat at the seawall: the keel of a raised vessel may be no higher than the seawall cap and never more than 4 feet above mean sea level. Lifts, hydrohoists and raised boats must fit inside a 45-degree triangle drawn from the waterfront line, starting 5 feet in from each side line and reaching no more than 25 feet out. No lift is allowed on a vacant lot.
Source: Town of Golden Beach Code Secs. 46-52, 46-55, 46-77, 46-87 (Supp. 41; Ord. 553.11); Miami-Dade Code Secs. 24-48, 24-48.2 (Supp. 136); s. 403.813(1)(s), F.S. (2026); 33 CFR 322.3(a) · Verified 2026-10
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