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Norwalk Harbor Commission trims city request to $10,000 as mooring revenues rise
Summary
The Harbor Management Commission told the Board of Estimate and Taxation it reduced its grant request from $15,000 to $10,000, citing new transient mooring revenues, higher per‑foot fees and one‑time expenses for mooring hardware and a drone.
The Norwalk Harbor Management Commission asked the Board of Estimate and Taxation on March 19 to fund $10,000 for fiscal 2026, down from $15,000 last year, as the commission reports new transient mooring revenue and other modest income gains.
The request was presented by Alan Allen Tibb of the Harbor Management Commission, with Vice Chair Jeff Mangels available to answer questions. Tom (staff member) said the packet shows each grant recipient’s single line-item request and noted “they're looking for $10,000” this year compared with $15,000 in fiscal 2025.
Tibb described new transient mooring efforts that…
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