Reply To: Safe and Dignified Marine Access – Boat access

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01/04/2024 at 10:07 pm #7551
Peter Duong
Participant

    Which part of the pier is severe? The EWB person said that there are 3 years left but from the picture the pier looks okay. Hence looking for more specific information on what part of the pier is severe.

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