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Making our docks longer.

There are always the question of what to do with seasonal docks. So what is happening in halls of the State of New Hampshire government.

I am often asked about if you can simply add to a dock. A Seasonal dock means docks that can come out. Not on Piers.

??Both House and Senate Committees spent much of 2017 on this subject of extending the length of temporary seasonal docks as well as permitting requirements for temporary seasonal boat lifts. Senate Bill 119 has passed both the House and Senate but in different versions.

There seems to be a consensus on allowing the extension of such docks to 50 feet, as opposed to the current 40 feet. However, the House and Senate negotiators will need to meet in a committee of conference to iron out several other differences in the Bill before sending it to the Governor for his signature.?? And new in 2018 is House Bill 1371, which seeks to eliminate certain lot size and setback permitting requirements for seasonal docks. This helps those on small lots very common in waterfront properties in NH.

The New Hampshire Association of Realtors (NHAR) supports passage of the bill.

We will see how it goes. 

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