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and watercraft lifts are
commonly used access structures
on Lake Miltona. If you own
waterfront property, a temporary
structure that provides access
to a lake or river is preferred
to a permanent structure.
Permanent structures are more
likely to sustain ice damage,
and a snow-covered structure
over the ice poses a hazard to
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| No permit is needed to
install, construct, or
reconstruct your dock on
shoreline property you
own if you comply with
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- A dock
is a narrow
platform or
structure
extending
toward the
water from
the
shoreline. A
dock may
provide
access to
moored
watercraft
or deeper
water for
swimming,
fishing, and
other
recreation.
- The
structure,
other than a
watercraft
lift or
watercraft
canopy, is
not more
than 8 feet
wide and is
not combined
with other
similar
structures
so as to
create a
larger
structure.
- The dock
is no longer
than needed
to achieve
its intended
use,
including
reaching
navigable
water depth.
- The
structure is
not a hazard
to
navigation,
health, or
safety.
- The
structure
will allow
the free
flow of
water
beneath it.
- The
structure is
not used or
intended as
a marina.
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Local DNR Office |
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Glenwood Area Fisheries
Office |
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10 First Avenue SW, Glenwood,
MN 56334 |
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(320) 634-7320 |
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