City dock overhaul nearly complete

Work expected to be completed by April 15

By NICOLE YOUNG, Staff Writer

Published 03/22/08

A mere six months ago, boardwalks and brick were ripped from Annapolis' City Dock in an effort to revamp the popular landmark.

Photo by Joshua McKerrow — The Capital Tim Cyr of Cyr’s Marine Construction works the controls of a pile driver Wednesday afternoon at City Dock. Mr. Cyr is in the process of placing a piling. Annapolis is replacing nearly 1,000 feet of bulkheads as a part of this construction overhaul.

And now an end is finally in sight for the $9 million project, which replaced the dock's nearly 1,000-feet of bulkheads, boardwalk and brick.

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Crews have been pretty much working around the clock in double shifts to complete the job by the April 15 wrap-up date.

Replacement of the wooden boardwalk and paving of the portion of street in front of Susan B. Campbell Park were...

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city dock - 2008-06-23 21:33:10

Congratulations on the new city dock! Are there more and bigger slips? Frequently, we have had to bypass your port because there have been smaller boats (I am not knocking smaller boaters, they deserve space too) tied up along the bulkhead, which had been the only space for larger boats (too wide to fit in the older slips) to tie up. Is there a detailed slip plan or map so that one can plan on where to dock? Looking forward to visiting your new facility.

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