§ 5837 Harbor Commission Approval Process
This law says that any plan to improve or develop a harbor that is handled by the harbor commission must first get the commission's okay before the city board can look at it, and any cost studies the board orders must also be approved by the commission.
A town wants to build a new dock at the harbor.
The town has to send the plan to the harbor commission and get its approval before the city board can review the project, and any study of how much the dock will cost must be done only after the commission says it’s okay.
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§ 5837 Harbor Commission Approval Process
Last verified: January 11, 2026