Marathon's Land Development Regulations set no minimum or maximum seawall top elevation in any datum. The city fixes a two-foot cap width and a six-inch retention swale, berm or curb behind the wall, but the height comes from your engineer's design and your permits.
Source: City of Marathon Code, Appendix A Land Development Regulations, Sec. 106.36(H) Hardened Shorelines; also Secs. 106.38(F), 104.64(B)(16), 107.102.11(E)(1), 108.20(B) · Verified 2026-10
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