Goose Creek
Building Permits & Land Acquisition
Goose Creek Lake
Permits & Land Acquisition
Per the Goose Greek Covenants and Restrictions, permits are required for various types of improvements to property. Information on building permits is contained within the covenants for Goose Creek. A Building Permit Packet can be obtained by coming into the Goose Creek Office. We have packets outside office doors also. You may pick one up and by clicking below and you may print a packet fill out and mail to office with payment. Just a reminder that Goose Creek permits are only good for 6 months, then they will need to be renewed. Once the permit is submitted to the office no changes are allowed. You will need another permit for any work you did not include in the first permit. If you have any contractors doing your work, you must get them a workers pass from the office to enter Goose Creek. They will need to show proof on insurance along with the property owner’s name. These passes will be kept in the guard shack.
To apply for a county septic system or holding tank contact Bob Klunder @ Ste. Genevieve County Health Department at 573-883-7411 or Bobby.Klunder@1pha.mo.gov
St. Francois County Health Department Rose Mier 573-431-1947 ext. 123
Ste Genevieve Assessors 573-883-2333
St. Francois Assessors 573-756-1878
You will need a building permit if you plan on doing any of the following:
Septic Systems / Holding Tanks require a County permit first and then a GCL permit.
Please contact the Permit's Department for more information.(573)358-3133 Ext. 1003
Boat Docks
All plans for building new boat docks must be submitted to the Trustees for approval. Boat docks may use plastic, or any other types of non-corrosive drums which have been triple-washed and cleaned of all foreign substances and chemicals. No steel barrels or metal drums shall be used. All lake-front properties with electrical service at or near the water's edge, including boat docks, either floating or stationary, are required to have an electrical safety inspection performed by a qualified individual, by May 1, 2016 or whenever lake-front property changes ownership.
a. All wiring methods and conductors shall be suitable for wet locations;
b. All wiring shall meet National Electrical Code Article 553 (Floating Buildings);
c. Disconnect at shore shall be 42” above finish grade and accessible at all times for emergency personnel;
d. All breakers feeding dock must be GFCI.
e. A Dock Wiring Inspection Sheet (available at Office) must be completed and returned to the office. Results of the inspections must be submitted to the Office for review. Any failed inspections must either be corrected within 90 days of the inspection or electrical service must be removed from the affected area. This change is effective October 3, 2015 and applies to all lake-front properties, regardless of when electrical service was added.
Boat docks must be 10' foot from the property line and no more than ( 40' ) out depending on which part of the lake or cove your in. For more information please call the Office at: (573)358-3133
Building Permits & Land Acquisition
Per the Goose Greek Covenants and Restrictions, permits are required for various types of improvements to property. Information on building permits is contained within the covenants and the policy and procedures manual for Goose Creek:
A Building Permit Packet can be obtained by coming into the Goose Creek Office
A permit application may be printed on-line, email, or regular mail payment can be made by phone, mail a check, the drop box in front of office or pay in person.
Additional Permit Information - If a permit is required and work is done without an approved permit a "Stop Work Order" will be issued and a fine may be assessed to the property owner.
You will need a building permit if you plan on doing any of the following:
Full Residency requires a county permit for septic.
RV Campers (If its going to be on your property for more than 2 weeks at a time.)
There is no delivery fee on Rock, Gravel, Concrete, Lumber or equipment delivery
*Septic Tanks or Systems will require a inspection by a certified State Inspector at time of transfer.
Please contact the Permit's Department for more information.
(573)358-3133 Ext. 1003
Covenants - Article VII - Plat Restrictions - Building - Construction
Article VII - Section (B) - #10
All plans for building new boat docks, or plans for the repair and renovation of existing boat docks must be submitted to the Trustees for approval. Boat docks may use plastic, or any other types of non-corrosive drums which have been triple-washed, and cleaned of all foreign substances and chemicals. No steel barrels or metal drums shall be used. All lake-front properties with electrical service at or near the water's edge, including boat docks, either floating or stationary, are required to have an electrical safety inspection performed by a qualified individual, by May 1, 2016 or whenever lake-front property changes ownership.
a. All wiring methods and conductors shall be suitable for wet locations;
b. All wiring shall meet National Electrical Code Article 553 (Floating Buildings);
c. Disconnect at shore shall be 42” above finish grade and accessible at all times for emergency personnel;
d. All breakers feeding dock must be GFCI.
e. A Dock Wiring Inspection Sheet (available at Office) must be completed and returned to the office. Results of the inspections must be submitted to the Office for review. Any failed inspections must either be corrected within 90 days of the inspection or electrical service must be removed from the affected area. This change is effective October 3, 2015 and applies to all lake-front properties, regardless of when electrical service was added.
Boat docks must be 10' foot from the property line and no more than 40' out depending on which part of the lake or cove your in. For more information please call the Office at: (573)358-3133