Seawall construction in Cocoa Beach needs a surveyed boundary and a design that fits the particular shoreline. The city’s waterside standards identify a boundary survey for the application and address outside approval where coastal or aquatic-preserve restrictions apply. Capital Marine Construction offers vinyl, concrete and wood wall systems, while Dream Docks combines seawalls with other marine structures. Compare their proposed alignment and connected work before selecting a material.
Capital Marine describes engineered plans, permitting and piling work by its barge crew. Ask which construction access the proposal relies on and what land-side surfaces are disturbed. Dream Docks also offers coquina revetments, but a revetment should be discussed as a separately designed shoreline treatment rather than an interchangeable wall material.
Cocoa Beach requires a construction design and city approval for seawalls. Its standards also identify FDEP approval or a written exemption for affected properties before city approval. Have the marine contractor establish which outside review applies to this shoreline and identify that responsibility in the scope. The contractor’s preferred material does not settle the property-specific review.
Seawall Construction
Advertised coverage: Cocoa Beach
Homepage details dock construction, seawalls and installed boat lifts. Footer coverage links explicitly name these seven places. Corporate identity stated as registered name of Capital Construction Services South, Inc.
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Seawall Construction
Advertised coverage: Cocoa Beach
Dream Docks designs and builds custom docks, seawalls and boat lifts, with waterfront permitting and maintenance services also advertised.
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Its range includes vinyl, concrete and wood. Ask the designer to explain the proposed system and its connection to the existing waterfront features.
Dream Docks lists coquina revetments as well as seawalls. Request a design-based explanation if that option is proposed for this site.
Cocoa Beach’s waterside standards call for a boundary survey with the application. The proposed alignment should be shown against those surveyed boundaries.
Not necessarily. The local standards address FDEP approval or exemption for properties affected by specified coastal or aquatic-preserve restrictions; have applicability checked for the actual site.
Advertised seawall construction scope and Cocoa Beach service coverage.
Advertised seawall construction scope and Cocoa Beach service coverage.
Section 3-28 identifies boundary surveys and city approval for seawalls, with FDEP approval or exemption for properties affected by coastal or aquatic-preserve restrictions.