Dredging to obtain navigable water depths is strongly discouraged. A conservation easement or other similar legally recorded use restriction must be placed on the riparian shoreline to conserve and protect shoreline resources and subordinate or waive any further riparian rights of ingress and egress for additional docking facilities. Dredging in Resource Protection Area 3 is strongly discouraged. Docking facilities must not terminate in Resource Protection Area 1 or 2. However, main access docks will be allowed to pass through a Resource Protection Area 1 or 2 to reach an acceptable Resource Protection Area 3, when reasonable assurances are provided that such crossing will generate no significant negative environmental impact.
Special criteria exist for the width and length sections of the docking.
Check the rule for specifics. Dredging in Resource Protection Area 3 is strongly discouraged. Docking facilities must not terminate in a Resource Protection Area 1 or 2. However, main access docks will be allowed to pass through a Resource Protection Area 1 or 2 to reach an acceptable Resource Protection Area 3, when reasonable assurances are provided that such crossing will generate no significant negative environmental impact. Use of upland dry storage will take precedence over the creation of new wet slips.