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Z Street Beach Small Sailboat Storage — Public Access and Harbor Commission Concept

Status open; recurrence 3; last raised 2026-06-15 by Harbor Commission / Parks & Rec / City Council. - Status: open - First raised: 2026-05-13 - Last raised: 2026-06-15 - Recurrence count: 3

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Jun 15, 2026

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Status open; recurrence 3; last raised 2026-06-15 by Harbor Commission / Parks & Rec / City Council. - Status: open - First raised: 2026-05-13 - Last raised: 2026-06-15 - Recurrence count: 3

  • Jun 2026 · Z Street Beach Small Sailboat Storage — Public Access and Harbor Commission Concept last raised by Harbor Commission / Parks & Rec / City Council at city-council/2026-06-15--j7fxJsb_liI.
  • Jun 2026 · Raised/discussed in city-council/2026-06-15--j7fxJsb_liI (Harbor Commission / Parks & Rec / City Council).
  • Jun 2026 · Latest local registry occurrence: Z Street Beach Small Sailboat Storage — Public Access and Harbor Commission Concept

Issue Brief

What this covers

- Status: open - First raised: 2026-05-13 - Last raised: 2026-06-15 - Recurrence count: 3

Why it matters

Harbor Springs has 100+ kayak racks, hundreds of slips and moorings, but no dedicated storage space for small sailboats such as Sunfish, Lasers, Force 5s, or similar hand-launched boats. The former Z Street dinghy storage area is underused as powered dinghies shifted toward Ford Park and Marina Park. Commissioners continue to frame the concept as a way to support local, small-scale sailing access without trailer traffic or large new infrastructure.

What resolution means

- Resolved when Harbor Commission, Parks & Rec, and any required city authority approve clear rules, fee structure, capacity, boat-type limits, safety conditions, and launch/storage procedures, or formally decline the concept.

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