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Seabrook: Pine Gully Pier Mobilizing, Wastewater-Site Soil Remediation Complete; Bayside Park Grant Submitted, Pool Ribbon Cutting Set
Summary
Mayor Jim Sweeney reported mobilization for Pine Gully Pier phase 2 is beginning, soil remediation at the old wastewater plant is complete, the city submitted a Texas Parks and Wildlife grant application for Bayside Park, and the Pelican Bay Pool ribbon cutting is scheduled for Aug. 22.
Mayor Jim Sweeney provided several project and event updates: mobilization is beginning for Pine Gully Pier phase 2, East Myers phase 2 is complete, and soil remediation at the old wastewater-plant site has been completed. He also said the city has submitted a Texas Parks and Wildlife grant application for a future Bayside Park.
Sweeney announced community events tied to those amenities: the Pelican Bay Pool ribbon cutting and one-day open swim will be held Saturday, August 22 from 2 to 6 p.m., and a "Bingo with Badges" event is scheduled for August 28. The mayor's recap did not include grant award amounts, timelines for the pier work, or contractor names.
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