So, I'm heard very different things from about half a dozen people now, which is surprising but figured I would ask here in case someone has done this recently. The current house (we're looking at) is about 6-8' from the reference line and we'd like to add a basic deck to it. Some people have said no because it's too close, other said no because you can't addon towards the water but I was reading the rules and found this:
Quote:
As specified in RSA 483-B:11, V, no alteration shall be made to an existing structure between the
primary building line and the reference line that extends the structure closer to the public water, except that a
deck or open porch extending a maximum of 12 feet towards the reference line may be added to
nonconforming structures erected prior to July 1, 1994.
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This gives me hope. If I'm reading it right this means I could add a basic deck on even if it is super close to the water already. Is that right? Did I miss a rule? I couldn't really find anything else mentioning decks.