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Danvers confirms waterways fee increases for 2026, Harbormaster moves to LynxLog permitting

Danvers River Committee · February 19, 2026
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Summary

The committee confirmed waterways fee increases — $2 per foot for residents and $4 per foot for non-residents — will take effect for the 2026 boating season; staff also reported the Harbormaster’s Office has implemented LynxLog permitting software and may slightly delay permitting timelines while adjustments are made.

Christopher Sanborn reported that the committee’s proposed increases to waterways fees were approved and will take effect for the 2026 boating season: $2 per foot for residents and $4 per foot for non-residents. He conveyed the Town Manager’s appreciation for the committee’s work developing the revised fee structure.

Sanborn also announced the Harbormaster’s Office has implemented a new permitting platform, LynxLog. He said staff are still fine-tuning the system and that the permitting timeline may be delayed slightly while adjustments are made to ensure a smooth transition for boaters and staff. Sanborn described the new software as a significant improvement and more user-friendly for applicants.

The committee voted to adjourn at the end of the meeting (motion: Louie George; second: Tom Perry), 6–0.