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Commission hears safety, accessibility and maintenance concerns about new docks
Summary
Harbor users raised safety and accessibility problems with new docks — sharp edges damaging fenders, a bump at a ramp landing, cleat placement impeding a wheelchair user, and power and plumbing issues on several pedestals. Commissioners and staff agreed to investigate fixes, check warranty constraints and contact contractors.
Harbor mortgage holders and users told the Depoe Bay Harbor Commission they are encountering multiple safety and accessibility problems with the new docks and asked the commission to pursue corrective work and warranty guidance from the contractor.
Speakers reported sharp edges on finger docks that have broken fenders, a “bump” at the top-of-ramp transition that makes boarding uncomfortable and a cleat positioned where a wheelchair ramp must pass, which prevents one user from deploying a handicap ramp. One user said the only practical fix would be to move the cleat about three feet toward the stern (west) or replace the block that anchors…
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