Project Access records first slip-rental revenue; board reviews infrastructure needs
Summary
The EDA received the first Project Access slip-rental deposit of $11,928 and discussed pump-out repairs, a proposed water meter for EDA-owned slips at Norview Marina and potential grant funding for a separate waterline.
The Economic Development Authority reported the first revenue from Project Access and discussed several near-term infrastructure items.
Executive Director Trenton Funkhouser told members he had received "the first revenue check for Project Access slip rentals in the amount of $11,928" and that Norview Marina is preparing more detailed internal reporting. Board members discussed ongoing pump-out system repairs and a proposed water meter for slips owned by the EDA that currently receive service from Norview Marina. Mr. Heyman raised the possibility of future grant funding to construct a separate waterline to serve those slips.
The board also approved removal of remaining dilapidated entrance fences by acclamation and asked staff to pursue cost estimates and possible grant options for water-line work and related infrastructure.
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