Harbor Management

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Harbor Management

South Coastal Harbor Plan update urges tighter rules on 'catwalks' and boosts for marsh migration, waterfront access

Tom King and Jim Sullivan briefed the commission on a draft renewal of the South Coastal Harbor Management Plan, highlighting three priorities: researching a Chapter 91 moratorium on catwalks, planning for marsh migration and coastal resilience, and supporting the 'blue economy'; the committee noted the town approved a $15.3 million waterfront bond and will seek select board endorsement before CZM review.

ChathamNov 4, 2026

Officials weigh dredging Thatchbed Island and funding options including $440,000 SHIPP grant

EssexNov 4, 2026

Resident asks harbor commission to audit Veterans Park concrete dock and related dredging

Norwalk CityOct 28, 2026

Mooring‑permit holders ask Newport Beach to adopt consistent tide‑lands valuation and rates

Newport Beach CityOct 28, 2026

Planning board outlines harbor mooring inventory and land-use ordinance overhaul

SullivanOct 26, 2026

Harbor Management

Select Board tightens town-pier rules, requires annual load/unload access fee for all vessels

To address complaints from commercial fishermen, the board amended town-pier regulations to require all vessels that load or unload—whether they use the town hoist or not—to pay an annual load/unload access fee; the measure passed unanimously and the hoist's 500-pound rating was noted.

ScituateOct 13, 2026

Mooring Fees

Board approves revision of Greenwich mooring fees, schedules public hearing Oct. 19

The Board of Selectmen approved revisions to town mooring fees and deadlines and set a public hearing for Oct. 19 at 4:00 p.m.; the modification will proceed to RTM and an update to the mooring regulations accompanies the fee change.

GreenwichOct 9, 2026

Piers And Fees

Commission amends town pier rules to require all vessels to pay load/unload fee

The Scituate Waterways Commission voted to amend town pier regulations to require all vessels that load or unload at the town pier to pay an annual load/unload access fee, removing a previous exception tied to use of the town hoist.

ScituateOct 7, 2026

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Mooring permit holders ask council to adopt state benchmark, cite large rate increases

Newport Beach CitySep 23, 2026

Harbor commission backs Pequot Yacht Club’s SHIP grant application for dredging studies

FairfieldSep 18, 2026

Committee backs Polter mooring after clarifying ground-tackle; members propose simple reporting of installed gear

Shelter IslandSep 15, 2026

WMAC approves Poulter riparian mooring after applicant details ground tackle

Shelter IslandSep 14, 2026

Mooring permit holders urge council to explain transfer policy and alleged unequal treatment

Newport Beach CitySep 9, 2026

Mooring permit holders urge council to explain transfer policy and alleged unequal treatment

Newport Beach CitySep 9, 2026

Harbor commission asks council to reserve five trailer spaces at Fort Getty for aquaculture tenants

JamestownSep 9, 2026

KLHA mission statement broadened; some stakeholders want dredging focus

DouglasAug 25, 2026

Harwich committee backs dock reconfiguration but caps vessel length at 30 ft

Northwest HarwichAug 19, 2026

Harbor users say proposed mooring permit changes would be unfair and risk litigation

Newport Beach CityAug 19, 2026

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Grants And Funding

Commission approves matching funds to pursue two SHIP study grants

FairfieldSep 18, 2026

Fairfield’s Harbor Management Commission authorized use of its mooring (102) account to cover up to $10,000 for a RACE study (total quoted $19,575) and up to $2,000 for a $4,000 bathymetric survey to support SHIP grant applications; both resolutions passed unanimously.

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South Coastal Harbor Plan update urges tighter rules on 'catwalks' and boosts for marsh migration, waterfront access

Officials weigh dredging Thatchbed Island and funding options including $440,000 SHIPP grant

Resident asks harbor commission to audit Veterans Park concrete dock and related dredging

Mooring‑permit holders ask Newport Beach to adopt consistent tide‑lands valuation and rates

Planning board outlines harbor mooring inventory and land-use ordinance overhaul

Select Board tightens town-pier rules, requires annual load/unload access fee for all vessels

Board approves revision of Greenwich mooring fees, schedules public hearing Oct. 19

Commission amends town pier rules to require all vessels to pay load/unload fee

More coverage

Mooring permit holders ask council to adopt state benchmark, cite large rate increases

Harbor commission backs Pequot Yacht Club’s SHIP grant application for dredging studies

Committee backs Polter mooring after clarifying ground-tackle; members propose simple reporting of installed gear

WMAC approves Poulter riparian mooring after applicant details ground tackle

Mooring permit holders urge council to explain transfer policy and alleged unequal treatment

Mooring permit holders urge council to explain transfer policy and alleged unequal treatment

Harbor commission asks council to reserve five trailer spaces at Fort Getty for aquaculture tenants

KLHA mission statement broadened; some stakeholders want dredging focus

Harwich committee backs dock reconfiguration but caps vessel length at 30 ft

Harbor users say proposed mooring permit changes would be unfair and risk litigation

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Commission approves matching funds to pursue two SHIP study grants

Harwich committee debate highlights tension between harbor plan rules and local dock practices

Harbor staff reports 271 approved mooring applications, urges outreach to improve compliance

Motion to sign zero-dollar USACE no-wake sign license fails for lack of support

Select Board approves standardized mooring assignment transaction report with added transparency requirements

Council amends proposed mooring fees after harbor commission objects to higher charges