Harbor Management Commission

Harbor Commission finds more than half of inspected moorings in Greenwich Harbor noncompliant with existing requirements. A survey of Captain's Island and approximately 50 percent of Greenwich Cove uncovered deficiencies including unmarked winter mooring gear, missing stickers or zip ties, and

Greenwich Harbor Commission votes restitution for missing moorings after dredging. The Commission unanimously adopted a resolution stating that approximately 20 moorings adjacent to the dredged Greenwich Point channel were likely removed by dredging activity and that the Town should provide

Greenwich Harbor Commission rejects proposed dock application over setback concerns. Harbor Management Commission Chairman Ty Anderson moved, seconded by Commissioner Jenny Larkin, to recommend denial of a 4-40 dock application at 633 Steamboat Road, citing inconsistency with the HMC Plan and

The Greenwich Harbor Management Commission unanimously approved a 50 percent surcharge for late mooring applications, effective May 1. Chairman Ty Anderson and the commission added $50 to the existing $100 application fee, pending law department confirmation. With 192 private moorings paid to date

Greenwich Harbor Commission seeks grant to amend management plan. The Harbor Management Commission unanimously authorized Chairman Ty Anderson to apply for up to $20,000 in Connecticut Port Authority SHIPP Grant funding to prepare amendments to the Harbor Management Plan and develop a long-term