Do we really have a problem?
My Florida lake had a sudden development of boat houses with electric hoists. That worked for two decades until we had a drought.
Starting for a couple of years, none could lower their boats--except onto sand!
Even mowing their lawns had them mowing another 100 feet to the end of their docks!
A new spillway, initiated by my
unaffected neighbor, has fixed rhat--except now, fertilized lawns are being eroded into a once-pristine lake.
My NH dock, "original"
including every board (save one) from 1985, has served me well. But my many decades of "under-sized" boats have limited any unhappy experiences.
My neighbor with a "wake boat", can't get his boat onto his hydraulic lift, so has just moved it to his Jet-Ski mooring.
I'm Southeast
and downwind, so is my secure dock of 40 years endangered?
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Originally Posted by WinnisquamZ
Happiness. The tourists have left and we get to enjoy this beautiful area over the next two months before Mr Winter arrives
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It would seem
Summer started yesterday!
My neighbors are sharing a deep well; apparently with no permit problem. (They share a leachfield, too). Maybe those folks with a dry-well problem can ask a neighbor?