US EditionDocks, rafts and buoys: What water structures require a permit?
- The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources enforces restrictions on the size of private water structures to protect public waters, according to Jacob Frie, the area hydrologist.
- Permits are required for water structures not connected to the shoreline, such as rafts and buoys, according to Minnesota law.
- In Crow Wing County, a $20 application fee is required for permit applications related to water structures, noted by Jacob Frie.
- Brad Thesing from the Crow Wing County Sheriff's Office recommends communication among residents regarding dock placements to ensure safety and compliance.
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Docks, rafts and buoys: What water structures require a permit?
BRAINERD, Minn. — The vast majority of waters in Minnesota are public and shared by everyone who can access them. Consequently, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources and local governments enforce some restrictions on the size of private water structures, like docks. Jacob Frie, the area hydrologist with the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources for Crow Wing and Aitkin counties, said the DNR’s regulations exist because excessively la…
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