Port's $19.6M Town Dock Restoration Approved
The Port Washington Town Dock restoration is moving forward after the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers granted final approval for the $19.6 million project.
Town officials announced that this marks the final regulatory hurdle for the Town of North Hempstead, allowing the reconstruction of Town Dock Park to begin after over a decade of planning.
Prior approvals had been secured from the New York State Department of State's Office of Coastal Management and the Department of Environmental Conservation.
- The Army Corps' authorization was the last required approval.
- The Town Dock was originally damaged by Hurricane Sandy in 2012 and continued to deteriorate over the years.
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Author's summary: Port Washington Town Dock restoration project approved.
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