New Shoreham trustees review studies, map options for 1.75-acre harbor development
Trustees and councilors reviewed completed archaeological, hydrologic and wetland studies for a roughly 1.75-acre portion of a recently purchased New Harbor property and tasked a subcommittee to map potential locations for harbor facilities, access roads and utilities before pursuing grant opportunities.
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Trustees and members of the New Shoreham Town Council spent the bulk of the meeting examining completed studies and early design concepts for a roughly 1.75-acre development area reserved when the town purchased property near the Great Salt Pond. The goal is to identify where a harbor-master facility, dock, boat ramp, access road and limited housing could fit while preserving wetlands and archaeological resources.
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