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Council appoints Gary English to ferry advisory committee; he warns Fauntleroy terminal rebuild will be disruptive
Summary
The council voted to appoint Gary English to a ferry advisory position. English, with long transportation experience, briefed the council on the SR 160/Fauntleroy Terminal replacement project and said a new terminal opening is projected around 2031 and that construction staging poses major traffic and operational challenges.
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The council voted to appoint Gary English to serve on the ferry advisory committee. Chair introduced English for a short statement; English said he has worked for more than two decades on major transportation projects and offered to brief the council further on the SR 160 (Fauntleroy Terminal) replacement project.
On the project timeline and impacts, English described the planning progress and staged work, saying, "I think that the projection of the actual opening of a new terminal, and this is fixed in quicksand, is 2031." He cautioned that the required lay-down areas and the proposed 3-foot raise of the terminal will make construction complex and could require changes to ferry operations during work. The council welcomed a follow-up briefing and carried the appointment by voice/show-of-hands with no recorded opposition.

