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04/05/2023

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Date:
April 11, 2023
Time:
4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
Location:
There are three ways to participate:

1. In person at the Harbor Center Room (address is below)
2. Zoom or Conference Call; details are included on the agenda posted here: https://www.portofbellingham.com/agendacenter
3. YouTube: https://www.youtube.com//streams
PUBLIC COMMENT PERIODS– During the meeting, there will be two Public Comment periods: One at 4:00 PM and another at the end of the meeting. Out of respect for everyone who attends the Commission meeting, each public comment period may be limited to 15 minutes total. Speakers are asked to keep their comments to less than 3 minutes. Please feel free to submit further comments in writing.
For citizens with special needs, the Port of Bellingham Harbor Center Conference Room is fully accessible. For additional accommodations, please call the Port of Bellingham at (360) 676-2500 at least four (4) business days in advance of the meeting.
Address:
1801 Roeder Ave
Suite 146
Bellingham, WA 98225


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Little Squalicum Beach Park reopened today. RAW Land Construction was hired by the Port of Bellingham to enhance the beach, removing wood waste and concrete and adding 400 native plants and trees.

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Next week, the Port begins work on a major shoreline restoration project at Little Squalicum Beach Park located northeast of 2929 Roeder Avenue. Industrial fill, wood waste, and large slabs of broken concrete will be removed from the shoreline creating a much larger and more accessible beach and creating priority habitat for forage fish that feed salmon and other species. Earlier this year, the Port secured a $1.5 million grant from the Washington State Department of Ecology to complete the project and has hired local contractor RAW Land Construction of Bellingham to build the improvements. Little Squalicum Beach Park will be closed for several months during construction and we apologize for any inconvenience this may cause as we complete this important project.

07/22/2022

Community artwork is an important part of the Port's downtown waterfront redevelopment project and the Port is proud to host 'Honoring the Salish Sea' on the historic Boardmill Building. This 10-piece art installation celebrates the living life of the Salish Sea. It honors the Coast Salish ancestors of this land, from Lummi, Nooksack, Samish and Semiahmoo people. As the highway for the Coast Salish people, this body of water has served as transport and a lifeline for over 10,000 years. It is a reminder that for as long the Coast Salish Sea has taken care of us, it is our responsibility to take care of Her. The installation is located on the land of Whatcom: the place where the creeks, rivers, and waters join together.

This project was a combined effort between artists Jason LaClair, Eagle Borsey, Raven Borsey, and Gretchen Leggitt Art. Additional support was provided by Children of the Setting Sun Productions and Paper Whale