crystal river florida waterfront: Top 6 Problems When Purchasing Florida Waterfront Property.Problem 4.
- 03/17/13 09:52 PM
Problem 4. The Obligation and Ability to Maintain the Waterfront. For any property that faces significant wave action or is on a bluff, there will be erosion concerns. For all waterfront properties, there are significant restrictions on the owners’ ability to clear growth and trees, to fill eroded areas, and to construct shoreline protection. The cost and ability to obtain permits for waterfront repairs and maintenance should be considered. For example, in many waterfront communities, there are existing bulkheads or revetments. Depending on the particular community, the cost to maintain these structures may lie with the nearest individual landowner or with … (4 comments)
crystal river florida waterfront: Top 6 Problems When Purchasing Florida Waterfront Property. Problem 3.
- 03/17/13 09:11 PM
Problem 3. Pier Locations, Boundary Lines and Permits. Having (or keeping) a pier is a first priority consideration for many waterfront lots. It is not relaxing and fun to have a dispute with a neighbor about whether a pier is on his property, your property, on the line, should be shared, or whether a pier that you were counting on using is even legal in the first place. If you are considering a home where there is currently a pier or where you would like to put in a pier, its continued viability should be examined. First, consult with planning … (3 comments)
Problem 4. The Obligation and Ability to Maintain the Waterfront. For any property that faces significant wave action or is on a bluff, there will be erosion concerns. For all waterfront properties, there are significant restrictions on the owners’ ability to clear growth and trees, to fill eroded areas, and to construct shoreline protection. The cost and ability to obtain permits for waterfront repairs and maintenance should be considered. For example, in many waterfront communities, there are existing bulkheads or revetments. Depending on the particular community, the cost to maintain these structures may lie with the nearest individual landowner or with … (4 comments)
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