On Lake Worth, the Town of Palm Beach allows one pier or landing dock per lot, reaching no more than 150 ft from land or the mean high water line and no more than 6 ft west of the U.S. Pierhead Line, whichever comes first. Gangways and terminal platforms are capped at 10 ft wide, and the whole structure must stay 25 ft from the side property lines extended into the water.
Source: Town of Palm Beach Code Ch. 62, Secs. 62-74 (through Ord. 009-2024, 4-10-24) and 62-74.1; Fla. Stat. 403.813(1)(b) (2026); 33 CFR 322.3(a) · Verified 2026-10
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