On a beach or dune. More than 150' inland. General Permits exist for certain activities at reduced application fees with fewer submission requirements. General Permits cover voluntary reconstruction, and construction of single or duplex dwellings on bulkheaded lagoons, amusement pier expansions, and beach and dune maintenance activities. Permits by Rule cover certain single family or duplex home expansions up to 400 s.f.
Additional restrictions apply.
Please contact us now for a consultation. For more information, please complete our Guest Book or email us . An EIS should accurately assess existing site and regional conditions, including a rigorous evaluation of anticipated impacts of the proposed activity not only on the natural environment, but on a wide range of social, economic, historic and archaeological factors as well. A preliminary environmental assessment and constraints analysis is always recommended in the earliest stages of project design and site selection. It must also be prepared, documented, and submitted in the proper format according to the reviewing agency's specific regulations.