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Originally Posted by shore things
The issue at the heart of the Marriott case was that of expanding a residence over water. As I said earlier, one would need to keep the residence and the boathouse completely separate.
The "Wallgreen boathouse" was designed with an area you can back a trailer into from which you can lift a boat and move it across overhead so that it may be lowered into any of the 3 internal bays. There is also a launch ramp leading into the basin for regular trailer launching of watercraft. Rules were waived, no wheels were greased. The project was simply well put together.
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My point with the Marriott's is that money and a wink and a nod don't work as some keep suggesting.
The Marriott's still have a kitchen and bathroom in the boathouse, (still a house) because it was there before.
Both of these boathouses were built before the size restriction went into place.