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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service grants funds to California for recreational boating


Newport Beach will use fund- ing to construct a 96-foot pub- lic dock in harbor Turning Basin.


By Parimal M. Rohit


STATEWIDE — A tiny fraction of nearly $14 million in federal funding will be directed to California to help pay for two recreational boating projects with- in the state, it was announced last month at the Palm Beach International Boat Show. California will receive less than 1


percent of grant funding from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to assist boaters through the Boating Infrastructure Grant, or BIG, program. The Fish and Wildlife Service will


grant the state’s Division of Boating and Waterways (Cal Boating) $110,562 to provide financial assistance for a public dock project at Newport Beach and a channel marker project at Port San Luis near San Luis Obispo. Newport Beach seeks to build a 96- foot public dock at the harbor’s Turning Basin. Meanwhile the Port San Luis Harbor District will use the federal funding to add two solar-lighted chan- nel markers to brighten up the naviga-


tional area for visitors to safely access a pub- lic tie-up. “Our recreational boats and boat docks share the water with fish and wildlife species critical to our ecology and econo- my,” Fish and Wildlife Service Director Dan Ashe said in a state- ment. “In the same way good hunting practices and land stewardship benefit terrestrial wildlife, boating facilities can benefit aquatic species by keeping waterways clean and driving revenues to state wildlife agencies through fishing that can be placed back into conservation. It’s a cycle of success. Not only do these grants help to create safe and improved recreational boating facili- ties, and provide improved access to boating and fishing opportunities.” Specific details of the public dock


and similar aquatic venues. Funding is also used to “pro- duce and distribute informa- tion and educational materi- als about the program and recreational boating,” accord- ing to Fish and Wildlife Service staff. The Fish and Wildlife


Central Avenue Public Dock will be one of two projects in California benefiting from a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service grant.


venue will be located by the Elks Lodge and near the Newport Boulevard Bridge.


The dock is expected to be 96 feet


long by 10 feet wide, with 22 feet of pier reserved for end-ties. Fishing might be prohibited at the new pier. In all 32 states, commonwealths


project in Newport Beach, also known as Central Avenue Public Dock, are still being hashed out by the city’s Harbor Commission but the new boating


and territories received funding from the Fish and Wildlife Service to pro- mote recreational boating projects through the BIG program. Funds are generally used to con-


struct, renovate and maintain marinas


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Service draws funding for its BIG programs from the Sport Fish Restoration and Boating Trust Fund. States received up to $200,000 in BIG funding for what the Fish and Wildlife Service identifies as a Tier 1 project; these funds are awarded on a noncompetitive


basis. The Fish and Wildlife Service awarded Tier 1 grants to all 31 states that made the request. Eight states were awarded a Tier 2


grant, which is competitive and brings as much as $1.5 million in funding. Projects in Florida, Illinois, Maryland, New York, South Carolina, Texas, Virginia and Washington received Tier 2 funding. More information about the Wildlife


and Sport Fish Restoration program can be found at wsfrprograms.fws.gov/.


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