When choosing a cottage or waterfront property it is important to consider the type of shoreline you want. With that said, it is not always possible to find the perfect cottage and shoreline which is why many owners are renovating their waterfront to create the perfect family getaway or new home. This article dives in and shares what you need to know when you are looking to change your shoreline.
Article Summary:
• Permit 101 Before any work is done to your shoreline area, you always need to start by checking with your local conservation authority to see if a permit is required.
• In areas that require a MNR permit for dredging or shoreline work, it can take as long as one to two years to complete.
• Fisher Excavating & Grading is currently booking for summer 2017 and into the winter of 2018 for many of their shoreline restoration and dredging projects.
Home 9 mins ago For many this time of year is spent dreaming of the sunny days of summer spent on the lake and perhaps this gets you starting to prepare your spring cottage or waterfront home projects. Whether it’s landscaping, building a new structure or creating a new dredge, do you know the steps needed in order for your project to take place? If you’re thinking about changing your shoreline, here is a little guidance to help get your project on track. Getting Started Do you know all of the regulations for development, interference with wetlands and alterations to...
When choosing a cottage or waterfront property it is important to consider the type of shoreline you want. With that said, it is not always possible to find the perfect cottage and shoreline which is why many owners are renovating their waterfront to create the perfect family getaway or new home. This article dives in and shares what you need to know when you are looking to change your shoreline.
Article Summary:
• Permit 101 Before any work is done to your shoreline area, you always need to start by checking with your local conservation authority to see if a permit is required.
• In areas that require a MNR permit for dredging or shoreline work, it can take as long as one to two years to complete.
• Fisher Excavating & Grading is currently booking for summer 2017 and into the winter of 2018 for many of their shoreline restoration and dredging projects.