Pier Pressure

You may want to reach out to some of your neighbors or to the contractors in your area. They would have also had to adhere to the same restrictions.

Lady C
 
best advice is to contact a local architect in that area who has some experience with designing what you want. there will be a permitting process prior to construction that will vet what you are planning so that it complies with the applicable authorities including navigation/safety.
 
My approved dock plans (also on a busy waterway) shows solar lights on the pilings, i don`t have the plan with me now but there is a specific model written on the plans. The plans have been approved by all the Ct. agencies and powers that be, I`m not sure if your laws would be the same. I`ll be building once all the stupid ice is gone. I could get you the model #`s if you need them.
 
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Originally posted by Shadowcruzr

V: Check your email. I found a connection who wants to discuss this with you.






Shadowcruzr,

Thanks for this. I plan to connect with him shortly.

I'll be putting in the bulkhead in a matter of weeks, as the permits for it and the pier are already in hand. The pier will be built a short while later, but I'll share pictures at completion, along with what is learned in the process. At that point, we'll have to plan your party.
 
MX8,

Thanks. When I find out the particulars, I'll touch base with you for any info you can share. I appreciate it.

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Originally posted by mx8

My approved dock plans (also on a busy waterway) shows solar lights on the pilings, i don`t have the plan with me now but there is a specific model written on the plans. The plans have been approved by all the Ct. agencies and powers that be, I`m not sure if your laws would be the same. I`ll be building once all the stupid ice is gone. I could get you the model #`s if you need them.




 
hmmmm i would advise to not use a red at one end and green at the other i,m still made at the canadians for marking a shoal in the middle of lake orillia with a red at one end and green at the other ya just know whats coming when you figure out the ducks are standing and you can see air under their body.......sometimes its best to not lead a poker run in unfamiliar waters beautiful town and friendly people though one guy sent a crew to help us change the 4 lower units....
 
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There is a gentleman in your area with a Sea Ray named Pier Pressure who installs walls/docks for a living. I do not recall his name. I met him once several years ago.

If you look him up he may be able to help you.
 
if you can led rope light works best and i like being able to see a dock or pier outlined in it. the continous line of light really helps identify it on the water at night. you can get 150 foot rolls of rope light in any color and can also get it in 12 volt
 
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An ordinary light can be very hard to pick out of the background and identify.
 
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