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Originally Posted by giantfan
All of the bulkhead has been replaced and re-configured/enlarged
They dredged a good part of the marina
They started pulling old pilings and are going to replace and re-configure the slips.
New water and electric with lighted pedastals
New main docks and some of the fingers will be replaced (they replaced a bunch of the fingers already over the past couple of years)
Enlarged parking area
Removed one of the out buildings up by the shop
New siding on the shop
New windows in the shop
I believe they are going to be paving the entire place (not sure but that is what I have heard)
Two new pads for the forklifts to put boats in the pit.
I'm sure there is more but that is all I can think of.
The weather over the winter was not very condusive for doing a major renovation and the floods didn't help much either. Considering what they have had to deal with they have been doing pretty well.
I think the place looks great!!! It's a lot closer to being done then it looks. People will be suprised how fast it will clean up if the weather gives them a break. Richard Kremer & Son has been doing a fine job and it's really just putting the icing on the cake at this point. I wouldn't be suprised to see some docks hitting the water by the middle of next week.
All of the docks were built on site over the winter, in house, and are just waiting to go in. Great job guys!
Clay and Sam have done an amazing amount of work over there and dumped a ton of money into this marina. I know that I am very excited about the improvements, and if it takes me a little longer this year to get my boat in over there.... Well so be it. It is going to be a much nicer marina and it's the least we (slip holders) can do, to help them give us a better place to boat and fish.
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Thanks for the detailed post. I stopped and ate lunch across the street while the guys were busting their ballz workin. Wish my guys hussled like that!
Looking forward to seeing it all done!
Fin~S
