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Class III Permit

What is the Class III Permit used for?

The Class III permit is needed for construction within non-tidal canals or areas under the direct control of Miami-Dade County, such as canal rights-of-way, canal maintenance easements and reservations.

Why is the Class III Permit necessary?

The Class III permit is needed to protect the access to and maintain control over the canal system for water management and flood protection purposes.

What other permits are needed for the Class III Permit before I can start work?

Zoning approval from a local municipality or Miami-Dade County (if you are in unincorporated Miami-Dade) is required prior to construction activity. Depending on the features of each project, a Class IV permit may be required.

This question is intended to give you an idea of what other permits may be needed. Depending on your situation, you may need one or more of the above-mentioned permits. Additionally, there may be instances when a permit that is not listed here is required. We encourage you to call the contact number at the bottom of this page to discuss your particular case or to receive additional information.

How long does it take to process the Class III Permit?

Approximately 30 days.

How much are the Class III Permit fees?

Please see the Fee Schedule.

How long is the Class III Permit valid?

For one year and it is renewable. For more information, please call 305-372-6681.

Can I file for a time extension?

Those requiring a time extension for a Class II, Class III, Class V or Class VI permit need to submit the following application 30 days before the permit expires. For more information, please call 305-372-6681.

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