Dont see the problem here

[Macvan]

I dont think I'd call the police I'd just be glad id thank the gods of the pond maker's

of course if it was a half acre lot and the pond was a acre it mite be a problem

 

[Navy/ArmyVet]

Unless there is no room to build on it now.

 

[Macvan]

Unless there is no room to build on it now.

house boats are in tiny house are out

 

[lostchild]

And the effin’ DNR will now claim domain as a “wetland” and he’s lost the ability to build on it. Or even cut the damm grass.

 

[UptaCamp]

And the effin’ DNR will now claim domain as a “wetland” and he’s lost the ability to build on it. Or even cut the damm grass.

It's possible that the ACOE might not claim it as a jurisdictional state water, but then again, they might. Tough spot to be in.

 

[lostchild]

It's virtually impossible that the DNR might not claim it as a jurisdictional state wetland. Tough spot to be in.

fixed it

 

[UptaCamp]

fixed it

Nope, DNR doesn't have determination jurisdiction over state waters, that's the Army Corps of Engineers. State waters is a more broad term that includes wetlands.

 

[Two Foot Groups]

I dont think I'd call the police I'd just be glad id thank the gods of the pond maker's View attachment 2722118 of course if it was a half acre lot and the pond was a acre it mite be a problem

Probably a stinking beaver.

 

[cwy]

Waterfront property

 

[lostchild]

Nope, DNR doesn't have determination jurisdiction over state waters, that's the Army Corps of Engineers. State waters is a more broad term that includes wetlands.

All I know for sure is that it was the DNR that attacked me and my neighbor at Tybee and designated over half the area of our properties as protected wetlands. It’s a long and boring story of government overreach and favoritism toward developers.