Pennsylvania SB109 amends the Dam Safety and Encroachments Act to define "groin structure" and allow a license fee for related activities.
Pennsylvania SB109 amends the Dam Safety and Encroachments Act by adding a definition for "groin structure," which refers to a shore structure that may affect shore erosion, wave action, or inundation. The bill also allows the Department of Environmental Resources to charge a license fee of up to $250 for activities related to constructing, repairing, replacing, operating, maintaining, or removing groin structures. This change aims to regulate and manage activities affecting submerged lands in the Commonwealth.
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