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Hi Alan
 
My opinion is the Kississimee Riiver is under the jurisdiction of   Army 
Corp of Engineers. You might want to call them. As far as the structures  are 
concerned your license in my opinion will cover them.
 
Tom Ricci
 
 
 
In a message dated 7/13/2010 7:18:07 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
alanwalters at verizon.net writes:

 
Good Morning,
 
This is my first correspondence with Code Talk and I look forward  to your 
responses.
 
I recently met a client with a home on a canal on the Polk  County side of 
the Kissimmee River who is interested is constructing a  seawall, dock, boat 
lift, and boat house along with a two car garage and porch  addition. A 
sizable project that would be welcome in this economy. My client's  neighbors 
have built substantial seawalls, docks and boat houses without  permits and 
told my client that because the structure touchs water no  permits are 
required. 
 
I know the "no permits required" is a bunch of nonsense but having never  
been involved in such a project I'm not sure of other requirements: Does my  
Certified Residential license qualify me to do the project, does the DEP get 
 involved, how about Swift mud?
 
I have put in two phone calls to the building department in the last  three 
days but get voice mail and no response. I guess I could take half  a day 
and visit the Building Department but that would require me leaving the  job 
site we are currently working at and nowadays being hands on is  my source 
of paying the bills. 
 
I look forward to your responses.

Alan Walters Construction 
CR-C057626




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