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Harbor board approves dock repairs, wetland restoration, accepts audit and adopts preliminary budget
Summary
At its regular meeting the Humboldt Bay Harbor board approved a Fairhaven dock repair permit, conditionally approved a Long Pond wetland restoration project, accepted a clean audit, and adopted a preliminary FY2025–26 budget while flagging cash‑flow concerns.
The Humboldt Bay Harbor, Recreation and Conservation District on Wednesday approved several administrative actions, including a dock‑repair permit at Fairhaven, a US Fish and Wildlife Service tidal‑wetland restoration at Long Pond with an added monitoring condition, acceptance of the district audit for fiscal 2023–24, and adoption of a preliminary FY2025–26 budget.
Sequoia Investments — Fairhaven Terminal dock: The board adopted resolution 2025‑02 and approved a permit allowing maintenance replacement of up to approximately 48 damaged piles (about 6% of 408 deck piles) at the Fairhaven Terminal dock. Staff said work will be staged from a barge, use vibratory installation and removal methods, remain outside mapped eelgrass (more than 5 meters away) and employ BMPs to minimize turbidity and capture debris.…
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