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Regional working‑waterfront grant: three Middlesex sites included in 11‑site USDOT application; 30% plans due Jan. 30
Summary
Regional planners and consultants told the Middlesex County Board the Middle Peninsula’s USDOT working‑waterfront grant application will include three Middlesex sites and 30 percent designs that must be filed Jan. 30 for a possible award of up to $25 million for the region.
Consultants and regional planners presented the county with a draft design package for a Middle Peninsula working‑waterfront grant application that would seek up to $25 million from the U.S. Department of Transportation to improve 11 public access and waterfront sites across the PDC region. The package includes three sites in Middlesex County: Whiting Creek (also called Carlton Road), Mill Creek Landing and Stampers Bay on the Piankatank.
Ricky Wyatt of DHB, presenting the county’s portion, stressed the effort is at 30 percent design. “One thing I really want to stress today… we’re only going to 30% design right now,” Wyatt said, adding that the 30 percent package will be publicly available and used to apply for the next round of funding; further public engagement and technical design would follow if the region receives an…
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