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Anderson Coastal Engineering Wins Dock Contract, Faces CRMC Permitting

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 29
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The harbor commission awarded a $6,200 contract to Anderson Coastal Engineering for a touch-and-go dock designed for the Fort Getty boat ramp. The contract requires the firm to prepare applications for regulatory permits through the Coastal Resources Management Council and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Since the dock is proposed in conservation waters, the state must approve a special exemption.

From jamestownpress.com

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The contract award validates the expertise of Ken Anderson, who owns the firm and previously worked for the Coastal Resources Management Council for 25 years. The process requires navigating state regulations, including obtaining a special exemption for construction in conservation waters.

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Who's involved

  • Ken AndersonOwner of Anderson Coastal Engineering, who previously worked for the Coastal Resources Management Council.
  • Coastal Resources Management CouncilGovernment agency responsible for requiring permits and approving a special exemption for the dock.

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