In an inspection period. Start with the rule for your own city, then the checklist.
The rule that applies across the whole county, and where the cities inside it depart from it.
Broward is the only one of the four counties we cover with a countywide seawall standard, and the number most people quote is the wrong one.
Miami-Dade CountyMiami-Dade works the opposite way to Broward. The county runs the environmental permit through Chapter 24, but it sets no countywide seawall
Palm Beach CountyPalm Beach is the hardest of the four counties to get a straight answer in. Broward has a county standard its cities were required to adopt;
Monroe CountyMonroe is the only county of the four where we can say with certainty that no elevation standard exists, because we read every mention of se
Which agencies are involved, what they want, and the order they want it in.
Permits, agencies and the order they go in, for Broward.
Regional guidePermits, agencies and the order they go in, for Miami-Dade.
Regional guidePermits, agencies and the order they go in, for Palm Beach.
Regional guidePermits, agencies and the order they go in, for Florida Keys.
What to ask about the seawall, the dock and the deck while you still have time to act on the answer.
Written for the inspection period, when the clock is running.
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