Permit Question
 

I have a 25X4’ concrete walkway going to my dock. It is cracked and crumbling so I want a PT walk right on top of the old one.
Wondering if I can escape the permit police since it is coving an existing walk and nothing would be touching the water

I would do that without mentioning it. There is already an impermeable surface there (a genuine concern for the conservationists) and its not a permanent structure if you let it float there (don't anchor it).

Like he said. X2

First mistake…mentioning this on an open public forum…

Second mistake…mentioning this on an open public forum…

Dan

Last summer we did a new patio, pulled up the old and put in new. We didn't need a permit as long as we didn't make it much bigger. (forgot how much bigger but not a lot.)

Shouldn't be an issue with NHDES. See Env-Wq 1406.04, (c) (4) on page 15 https://www.des.nh.gov/sites/g/files...nv-wq-1400.pdf

Gospel
 

Thank you. Haven't seen you here in quite a while. Thanks for posting the DES gospel. For newer members Onshore is directly involved in these shoreland issuers at DES, Formerly "ShoreThings" if you're looking at old posts.

Much appreciated…….very helpful