Danvers River Committee advanced multiple waterfront projects at its May 21 meeting. The Crane River Marina, 80 percent grant-funded, is set to reopen Saturday after coming in under budget, with cost savings potentially directed toward additional work. Fendering repairs at Kernwood Bridge are
Danvers River Committee updated major waterway projects, pushing the dredging initiative to 2028 or 2029 due to lack of grant funding this year. Director Christopher Sanborn reported that the project, which requires $800,000 in pre-construction costs and $4 million to $7 million in construction,
River Committee focused on coastal erosion response and harbor operations updates at the March 19 meeting. Chair Matthew Byrne presided with five of seven members present, and the committee unanimously approved prior meeting minutes. Christopher Sanborn briefed the committee on a BRIC grant
River Committee approves January minutes and hears updates on Pope's Landing parking proposal. Matthew Byrne, Chair, presided over the meeting with six members present. Christopher Sanborn, Director of Natural Resources, reported that a revised traffic pattern for Pope's Landing is being developed
River Committee approves waterways fee increase for 2026 season. The committee unanimously backed a recommendation from William Ciesinski and Louis George to raise fees to $2 per foot for residents and $4 per foot for non-residents, addressing concerns from Town Manager Jill Cahill about
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