Dredging start date will be more like mid-September than early September, so after the Labor day holiday; the dredge pipeline is still scheduled to be placed above ground cutting off pathway access between the harbor and Mason Avenue, but other options including burial are still being considered; USACE advises all questions and requests for public information go through the public information officer not the project manager.
The harbormaster and Planner are working on an informational flyer for the boaters, which should be ready next week.
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