Waterfront access survey results set stage for improvements
Hull waterfront working group charts next steps from 408-response survey. The Waterfront Access Study Working Group identified beach access, scenic views, and seawall access as residents' top waterfront priorities. Committee members, chaired by Scott Taylor, noted most important locations include
DocumentCenter · Meeting of April 1, 2026
Hull waterfront working group charts next steps from 408-response survey. The Waterfront Access Study Working Group identified beach access, scenic views, and seawall access as residents' top waterfront priorities. Committee members, chaired by Scott Taylor, noted most important locations include Alphabet Streets, Kemberma/Waveland, and Pemberton Point.
Members will divide into teams to review survey data and prepare the top five to six priority sites for each area before the January 13 meeting.
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Source: the DocumentCenter meeting of April 1, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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