Marina Infrastructure

Articles tagged marina infrastructure from federal, state, and local government meetings across the U.S.

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Marina Infrastructure

Town outlines dependencies for marina dredging, bulkhead recoating and parking-lot work

Staff reported the Army Corps authorization is the key dependency for winter dredging (~20,000 cubic yards), GeoSyntec/ATM is finalizing bulkhead recoating specs after early coating failure, and contractors and marina tenants have coordinated schedules to reduce conflict.

Isle of PalmsNov 5, 2026

Dock Infrastructure

Town to replace kayak and dinghy racks, may reuse floats for new launch area

Harbour Master said contractor delays slowed summer work but a jig has been built to replace nine dinghy racks; plan is wooden decks with bolted aluminum uprights, reuse of two floats for a launch area, and winter storage options to limit damage.

DartmouthSep 30, 2026

Marina Infrastructure

DNR seeks $82,000 to replace aging pedestals at Taylor Point Marina, recommends waterways funding

Hannah Lawrence, director of Natural Resources, asked for $82,000 to buy and install new electrical pedestals at Taylor Point Marina; she said the units are 40 years old, may need 30‑ or 50‑amp hookups based on slip size, and the committee should use waterways revenues (boat excise/commercial fees) to fund the work.

BourneSep 22, 2026

Marina Infrastructure

Council hears plan to install tank-and-drain system and rebuild failing marina apron

Staff told council the marina service bay lacks a required self-contained tank and drain system; they proposed tearing out the concrete apron, installing a suction tank and floor drains, then repaving to comply with legal requirements and improve safety.

DillonSep 15, 2026