Yes. Juno Beach has no seawall-specific permit section, but it adopts the Florida Building Code, which requires a permit to repair a structure, and requires floodplain permits for development in flood hazard areas. The town Building Department handles all permitting through the MGOConnect portal, and no wall may be built east of the Coastal Construction Control Line.
Source: Town of Juno Beach Code Secs. 6-23, 7-4, 34-1124 (Supp. 34); town Building page; 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
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