The Waterways Advisory Committee approved a dock service contract with Green's Marine at Peatfield Street for $2,000 annually. Vice Chairman David Morin led the meeting with members Michael Arnold, Anthony Giannelli, Gary Hamilton, and Jenna DiMento.
The Waterways Advisory Committee discussed an engineering report showing the town's waterfront seawall is failing and requires immediate replacement.
The Ipswich Waterways Advisory Committee advanced planning for a commercial wharf and wall grant project, targeting the 2028 budget with backing from 40 harvesters and six waterfront businesses.
The Waterways Advisory Committee approved prior minutes and heard that new docks are installed. The Harbormaster reported on river marker installation and shifting water depths and channel conditions in the harbor. Engineering firm Tighe and Bond is finalizing details on the Seaport Commercial
Waterways Advisory Committee advances commercial wharf and wall engineering designs. Chairman Chris Murray and seven committee members reviewed three wharf and three wall-dredge concepts from Tighe & Bond, with members expressing strong preference for Wharf Alternate 2 for its space optimization.
Ipswich Waterways Advisory Committee approves prior minutes and hears mooring update. Committee members, presided over by Chairperson Chris Murray and including Gary Hamilton, Rob Cox, and Jenna DiMento, unanimously approved the January 14 meeting minutes and heard that approximately 600 mooring
Waterways Advisory Committee appoints DiMento secretary, Morin vice chair. At its January 14 meeting, the committee unanimously voted to name Jenna DiMento Secretary and Dave Morin Vice Chairman. The panel also approved a strategy to pursue federal dredging of the Ipswich River, with Chairman Chris
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