Yes. Lake Worth Beach's development regulations bar anyone from constructing, altering or repairing a structure without a building permit from the building official. Since 1959 no fill may be placed on the channel side of the city's Lake Worth bulkhead line, and dredging or filling landward of it needs written approval.
Source: City of Lake Worth Beach Code Ch. 23 Secs. 23.2-5, 23.2-21; Ch. 22 Sec. 22-1 (Supp. 156); 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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