**Boating Infrastructure Grant Program Fiscal Year 2007 Tier II**

**Proposal Summaries**

Morehead City Transient Facilities, North Carolina- The North Carolina
Department of Environmental and Natural Resources, in cooperation with
the town of Morehead City and the Downtown Morehead City Revitalization
Association, has proposed to develop new slips for transient boaters.
The proposed project will construct 10 new slips to provide safe harbor
for transient boaters as well as providing access to downtown Morehead
City. Federal share requested \$310,268, total project costs
\$1,094,202. Committee Score: 574

Hampton Public Piers Transient Facilities, Virginia- The Virginia
Department of Health, in cooperation with the City of Hampton and the
Downtown Hampton Development Partnership, has proposed to construct
additional transient boating facilities in the downtown of Hampton, near
the mouth of Chesapeake Bay. The proposed project includes one-time
maintenance dredging of the Hampton River for boater access, the
construction of an additional floating dock to provide mooring for 24
additional transient boaters and the construction of permanent restroom
facilities. Federal share requested \$246,000, total project costs
\$615,000. Committee Score: 533

Whittier Harbor Transient Boat Moorage, Alaska- The Alaska Department of
Fish and Game, in cooperation with the City of Whittier, the Whittier
Boat Owners Association and others, proposes to develop overnight
moorage facilities for Prince William Sound transient boaters. The
proposed project will construct 15 new transient moorage floats that
will provide docking space for 30 transient boats, as well as providing
boaters with electrical and potable water services. Federal share
requested \$1,500,000, total project costs \$3,629,830. Committee Score:
518

Clearwater Downtown Transient Tie-Up, Florida- The Florida Fish and
Wildlife Conservation Commission, in cooperation with the City of
Clearwater, has proposed to construct transient boating facilities in
downtown Clearwater. The proposed project will provide 2,600 linear feet
of temporary docking facilities for transient boaters and 12 fixed
slips. Federal share requested \$1,236,097, total project costs
\$4,956,664. Committee Score: 514

City of Washington Transient Facilities, North Carolina- The North
Carolina Department of Environment and Natural Resources, in cooperation
with the City of Washington, has proposed to develop docks for transient
boaters. The proposed project will construct two finger docks for 12
transient boats on the Pamlico River. The docks will provide electric
and water services for boaters. Federal share requested \$200,000, total
project costs \$304,676. Committee Score: 496

Black Lagoon Transient Facilities, Michigan- The Michigan Department of
Natural Resources, in cooperation with the City of Trenton, has proposed
to develop floating docks for transient boaters. The proposed project
will construct a floating dock system with 31 slips for transient boats
on the Detroit River, including electrical and water services. Federal
share requested \$582,315, total project costs \$776,420. Committee
Score: 477

Toledo Slough Transient Tie-Up, Oregon- The Oregon State Marine Board,
in cooperation with the City of Toledo, Lincoln County, Siletz
Confederated Tribe, Toledo Development Association, Yaquina Bay Yacht
Club, Oregon Economic Community Development and others, has proposed to
develop new transient boat tie up facilities on the historic waterfront
of Toledo. The proposed facilities include 9 slips and 170 linear feet
of docking for transient boaters on the Oregon coast. Federal share
requested \$380,000, total project costs \$679,375. Committee Score: 472

Dubuque Riverside Transient Facilities, Iowa- The Iowa Department of
Natural Resources, in cooperation with the City of Dubuque and the
Dubuque Racing Association, has proposed to develop transient boating
facilities in downtown Dubuque on the Mississippi River. The proposed
project will construct 92 slips for transient boaters. Federal share
requested \$3,037,802, total project costs \$4,126,752. Committee Score:
466

Guttenberg Marina Transient Facilities, Iowa- The Iowa Department of
Natural Resources, in cooperation with the City of Guttenberg and other
partners, has proposed to develop a marina providing transient boating
slips on the Mississippi River. The proposed project will develop 10
slips with water and electrical services. Federal share requested
\$451,709, total project costs \$705,796. Committee Score: 456

Belmar Transient Facilities, New Jersey- The New Jersey Department of
Transportation, in cooperation with the City of Belmar and others, has
proposed to develop restroom facilities for transient boaters. The
proposed project will incorporate restroom facilities for recreational
boaters to complement an existing Boating Infrastructure Grant program
project being completed with funds from a previous year. Federal share
requested \$295,815, total project costs \$399,750. Committee Score: 455

Fifth Avenue Landing Transient Facilities, California- The California
Department of Boating and Waterways, in cooperation with Fifth Avenue
Landing, LLC, has proposed to develop transient boating facilities at
the Fifth Avenue Landing in San Diego. The proposed project will
accommodate up to 66 transient boats and will provide boaters with
electricity, water and telecommunication services. Federal share
requested \$1,517,680, total project costs \$3,035,360. Committee Score:
454

Pelican Harbor Transient Moorage, Alaska- The Alaska Department of Fish
and Game, in cooperation with the City of Pelican, has proposed to
construct two transient moorage floats with dockside electrical service
for transient boaters in southeast Alaska. Federal share requested
\$396,615, total project costs \$557,278. Committee Score: 452

Barnacle Bob's Pier Transient Facilities, Minnesota- The Minnesota
Department of Natural Resources, in cooperation with Barnacle Bobs Pier,
has proposed to develop new transient boating facilities on the
Mississippi River near Winona. The proposed project will construct 25
slips for transient boaters, as well as provide electricity, water and
restrooms for transient boaters. Federal share requested \$2,000,000,
total project costs \$3,610,000. Committee Score: 438

South Shore Riverfront Park Development Transient Facilities,
Pennsylvania- The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission, in cooperation
with the Urban Redevelopment Authority of Pittsburgh, the Mellon
Foundation and the McCune Foundation, has proposed to develop transient
boating facilities at the South Shore Riverfront Park on the Monogahela
River in Pittsburgh. The proposed project will construct new docking
facilities for 17 transient boats. Federal share requested \$897,000,
total project costs \$1,794,311. Committee Score: 433

Harpeth Shoals Transient Facilities, Tennessee- The Tennessee Wildlife
Resources Agency, in cooperation with the Town of Ashland City Port
Authority and Progress Capital Partners, has proposed to construct
transient boating facilities at the new Harpeth Shoals Marina on the
Cumberland River above Nashville. The proposed project will develop 9
slips for transient boats and will include additional amenities for
recreational boaters. Federal share requested \$470,054, total project
costs \$940,108. Committee Score: 410

North Sand Island Wave Attenuator Transient Tie-Up, Oregon- The Oregon
State Marine Board, in cooperation with the City of St. Helens, Columbia
River Yachting Association and the Oregon Youth Conservation Corps, has
proposed to install a wave attenuator at the North Sand Island boat
access facility on the Columbia River. The proposed wave attenuator will
be 210 feet long and will supplement existing docking facilities while
also protecting current transient boating facilities. Federal share
requested \$645,500, total project costs \$872,300. Committee Score: 395

Oak Harbor Waterfront Transient Moorage, Washington- The Washington
Interagency Committee for Outdoor Recreation, in cooperation with the
City of Oak Harbor, has proposed to construct new day use transient
boating facilities in downtown Oak Harbor, on Whidbey Island in Puget
Sound. The proposed project will include the development of a 170 ft.
dock which will provide day use moorage for up to 12 recreational boats
and also install a wave attenuator. Federal share requested \$625,218,
total project costs \$1,250,437. Committee Score: 388

Newport Harbor Guest Docks, California- The California Department of
Boating and Waterways, in cooperation with the County of Orange,
Harbors, Beaches and Parks Division, has proposed to renovate an
existing tie-up facility for transient boaters. The proposed project
will include replacing the existing dock, installing new gangways,
upgrading the pumpout facility, and adding electrical and water
utilities. Federal share requested \$472,300, total project costs
\$944,600. Committee Score: 382

The Breakers of Swan Bay Transient Facilities, Tennessee- The Tennessee
Wildlife Resources Agency, in cooperation with the Breakers Development
Company, has proposed to construct transient boating facilities near the
town of Buchanan on Kentucky Lake and the Tennessee River waterway. The
proposed project will construct 5 transient boating slips at this site.
Federal share requested \$186,753, total project costs \$373,506.
Committee Score: 374

City Point Transient Facilities, Connecticut- The Connecticut Department
of Environmental Protection, in cooperation with City Point Marina, has
proposed to construct transient boating facilities at the City Point
Yacht Club near New Haven. The proposed project will construct 2
floating docks that will accommodate up to 28 transient boats. The docks
will have water and electric services for transient boaters. Federal
share requested \$264,615, total project costs \$448,500. Committee
Score: 370

City of Avalon Fuel Dock Pier, California- The California Department of
Boating and Waterways, in cooperation with the City of Avalon, has
proposed to renovate and rebuild an existing pier for transient boaters.
The proposed project will develop comprehensive fueling, transient
dinghy tie-up and restroom facilities for transient boaters visiting
Catalina Island. Federal share requested \$812,250, total project costs
\$1,624,500. Committee Score: 368

City of Long Beach Marina Guest Dock- The California Department of
Boating and Waterways, in cooperation with the City of Long Beach, has
proposed to replace an existing guest dock. The proposed project will
replace a 355 ft. guest dock which has exceeded its useful life and
which will provide transient boaters access to downtown Long Beach.
Federal share requested \$300,000, total project costs \$600,000.
Committee Score: 363

Front Beach Pier Transient Facilities, Mississippi- The Mississippi
Department of Natural Resources, in cooperation with the City of Ocean
Springs, has proposed to construct new facilities for Gulf Coast
transient boaters. The proposed project will construct a pier with a
capacity of 20 transient boats. The pier will provide boaters with
electricity, water and internet services. Federal share requested
\$1,118,377, total project costs \$1,511,320. Committee Score: 350

Islander Marina and Lodge Transient Facilities, New York- The New York
State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation, in
cooperation with Islander Marina, proposes to redesign an existing
marina on the St Lawrence River to accommodate increased numbers of
transient boats. The project proposes to reconfigure docks to
accommodate 30 additional transient boats and to provide a fuel dock for
Thousand Islands area boaters. Federal share requested \$498,368, total
project costs \$673,470. Committee Score: 307

City of Camden Transient Facilities, Arkansas- The Arkansas Game and
Fish Commission, in cooperation with the City of Camden, has proposed to
expand their existing transient boat facilities and add a marine fueling
facility. The proposed project will provide docking for 7 additional
transient boats and is part of a larger riverfront development project
on the Ouachita River. Federal share requested \$231,792, total project
costs \$309,056. Committee Score: 302

Ala Wai Small Boat Harbor Transient Tie-Up, Hawaii- The Hawaii
Department of Land and Water Resources, Division of Boating and Ocean
Recreation proposes to renovate existing transient boating facilities at
the Ala Wai Small Boat Harbor on the island of Oahu. This harbor is the
state's major recreational boating harbor. Federal share requested
\$200,000, total project costs \$267,000. Committee Score: 259

City of Tuscaloosa Transient Facilities, Alabama- The Alabama Department
of Environmental Management, in cooperation with the City of Tuscaloosa,
has proposed to develop transient facilities for boaters. The proposed
facilities include fixed (300' x 10') and floating docks (200' x 10')
and will provide access to the Riverwalk on the Black Warrior River in
downtown Tuscaloosa. Federal share requested \$817,500, total project
costs \$1,090,000. Committee Score: 255

Elk River Resort Transient Facilities, Alabama- The Alabama Department
of Environmental Management, in cooperation with the Elk River Resort,
proposes to develop dockage for transient boaters as part of a planned
resort on Elk River, off the Tennessee River waterway in Lauderdale
County, Alabama. Federal share requested \$1,170,500, total project
costs \$1,561,166. Committee Score: 241

Port of Rochester Transient Boat Marina, New York- The New York State
Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation, in cooperation
with the City of Rochester, has proposed to fund the final construction
plans for a 50 to 70 slip transient boat marina in Rochester, on Lake
Ontario. Federal share requested \$300,000, total project costs
\$475,000. Committee Score: 150

San Francisco Piers 1 ½, 3 and 5 Transient Facilities, California- The
California Department of Boating and Waterways, in cooperation with the
San Francisco Waterfront Partners and the Port of San Francisco, have
proposed to develop boating facilities and related work as part of a
larger historic rehabilitation project. The proposed project will
construct facilities for up to 32 transient boaters at Piers 1 ½ and 5,
including a 180 ft. boat dock. Federal share requested \$1,300,000,
total project costs \$7,300,000. Committee Score: 0

Battery Park Transient Facilities, Florida- The Florida Fish and
Wildlife Conservation Commission, in cooperation with the City of
Apalachicola, has proposed to fund engineering plans for an eventual
project to renovate existing tie-up facilities for boaters. Federal
share requested \$125,000, total project costs \$1,623,043. Committee
Score: 0

Dog River Marina Transient Facilities, Alabama- The Alabama Department
of Environmental Management, in cooperation with Dog River Marina and
Boat Works of Mobile, has proposed to construct new and renovate
existing facilities for transient boaters. The proposed project will
construct an additional 340 ft of new side-tie dockage for transient
boaters and provide electrical service to this dock. In addition,
existing facilities would be reinforced with supports to provide a safer
docking facility for boaters. Federal share requested \$245,190, total
project costs \$495,190. Committee Score: 0