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The right to build a dock does not mean you have the permission of the government to build. Most communities have specific building codes and require you to obtain a permit. This is done to allow for safety inspections when necessary, insure that things are built properly to code and that they can properly adjust your tax rates. If the dock was built without a permit, they can have you tear it out.

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Q: If you own a property with deeded lake rights and the right to build docks of simple construction can you later be charged a permit fee for the existing dock?
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