Hull CIC discusses major waterfront projects, seeks state grants
Hull CIC reviews waterfront projects amid grant-seeking and budget pressures. Harbormaster Kurt Bornheim presented four major initiatives, including the A Street Pier replacement estimated at $4 million and Allerton Harbor dredging survey scheduled for spring 2026, with the waterways fund unable to
Capital Improvement Committee · Meeting of February 12, 2026
Hull CIC reviews waterfront projects amid grant-seeking and budget pressures. Harbormaster Kurt Bornheim presented four major initiatives, including the A Street Pier replacement estimated at $4 million and Allerton Harbor dredging survey scheduled for spring 2026, with the waterways fund unable to absorb costs. Nantasket Pier Dredging, already funded, was delayed by federal permit closures and awaits contractor scheduling.
The Pemberton Rehabilitation project is advancing on a $2 million state grant for commuter dock replacement, with potential funds remaining for bus shelter work.
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Source: the Capital Improvement Committee meeting of February 12, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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