New pier regulation proposed in Wisconsin probably will have at least on leisure waterfront

Changes to rules on the specifications of the pier in Wisconsin have been proposed by the Department of natural resources, but legislation has been through a couple of legislators landowners with waterfront keep introduced docks of the control current leisure clearly.

John Gard (R peshtigo, Wisconsin) and Republic Scott Gunderson (R-Waterford) have introduced legislation to the existing docks grandfather on the limitation of liability and compliance with the newly constructed docks and piers. Regardless of the result is only a fraction of the current piers and docks by the new rules of the DNR. In fact the DNR initially estimated that 20 percent of 500,000 piers not in accordance with the new rules would be. A recent study of 35 State Lakes reduces the expected number of non-compliant piers of more than 16 percent.

The new standards proposed piers require not more than six feet; expand not more than 3 metres water depth or of a point deep enough to a boat Moor, have no more than two boat slips for the first 50 meters of water facade plus an other slip for each additional 50 feet, and indicate the pier outside the ?sensitive Areas? as by the DNR.

In accordance with the proposed DNR rules owner of new or existing would oblige numbers between $50 and $300, and a special permit, the pier, which meets the change or remove the pier noncompliant piers.

Ken Groñski, land specialist for Wisconsin waterfront properties, should laws on Pier specifications existing changes to investments or valuation must according to no great effect on the waterfront.
?From what I understand, the DNR is at the limit of the more spacious deck-type platforms, which provide for further assignment as the only access to the water for swimming or fishing or boat activity. "interested in added Groñski, ?Current dock standards the proposed rules are very similar. Realistically, have individuals in investing or have waterfront properties Shouldn?t much concern about the proposed new rules. "

Interest in possession of waterfront in the entire Midwest changes the waterfront grown in the last 5 to 10 years, so rules affecting an increasing number of landowners. Much of interest on the waterfront ?s Lakes and rivers was Wisconsinproperties due to the increasing appreciative value leisure the country, the attention of investors and search accommodation families has attracted for a place.

?As more people to find waterfront properties to their investment portfolios, they are naturally concerned about rules or proposed rule changes. In this case, the changes and the impact on their investments is likely minimal or non-existent, "according to Groñski.

Learn more about the proposed rule changes from the DNR contact Ken Groñski or visit www.wiswaters.com [http://www.wiswaters.com]

To Wisconsin waterfront properties:

Ken Groñski of Wisconsin waterfront properties is leisure country specialist for Wisconsin Lakes Realty, Inc. Wisconsin waterfront properties in guaranteed build-in the location leisure sea and land in Wisconsin and Michigan?s upper peninsula has specialized.

Contact:

Ken Groñski

Wisconsin waterfront properties

715-421-9133

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