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DRH · 06-16-2009, 07:55 PM

We submitted our mooring renewal application several months ago, after having maintained an approved mooring for about 15 years. We have never had any problem getting our permit, but I've always made sure our application was very complete, with copies of deeds, photos, plot plan, etc.

However, I did notice something different when we received this year's permit: it does not have a 5-year expiration date as have all our previous permits. It simply says the mooring application has been approved ... with no expiration date noted. I don't really know what to read into this, but I wonder if the state found it too expensive to examine and approve/deny each mooring every five years and opted to do away with the former expiration date for approved moorings.

Does anybody know if the regs have changed?

06-16-2009, 07:55 PM	#3
DRH Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Meredith Posts: 1,694 Thanks: 1,212 Thanked 677 Times in 179 Posts	Has Something Changed? We submitted our mooring renewal application several months ago, after having maintained an approved mooring for about 15 years. We have never had any problem getting our permit, but I've always made sure our application was very complete, with copies of deeds, photos, plot plan, etc. However, I did notice something different when we received this year's permit: it does not have a 5-year expiration date as have all our previous permits. It simply says the mooring application has been approved ... with no expiration date noted. I don't really know what to read into this, but I wonder if the state found it too expensive to examine and approve/deny each mooring every five years and opted to do away with the former expiration date for approved moorings. Does anybody know if the regs have changed? __________________ DRH