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Georgia Proposes Wider Private Dock Walkways in Coastal Marshes
The draft would let private dock walkways reach 6 feet wide and remove the total-area cap, which critics say will increase marsh fragmentation.
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New rules could double size of private docks in Coastal Georgia
Margaret and William Sovey bought their marshfront property on Sea Island more than a quarter century ago, enthralled by its view of unspoiled saltmarsh.
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New rules could double size of private docks in Coastal Georgia - Now Georgia
Docks extend across the marsh on Sea Island on June 17, 2026. Proposed changes to state dock regulations would allow private docks up to 6 feet wide and 1,100 feet long. (Justin Taylor/The Current GA/CatchLight/Report for America) Margaret and William Sovey bought their marshfront property on Sea Island more than a quarter century ago, enthralled by its view of unspoiled saltmarsh. These days, they have to crane their necks just so to preserve t…
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