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Assembly chooses Lutak Dock option

The Haines Borough Assembly agreed to pursue a $37.4 million project to refurbish Lutak Dock as the borough’s preferred option, but only if grant funding is available. The Planning Commission and Port and Harbor Advisory Committee both recommended to the assembly early this year Alternative 1A posed by firm R&M consultants. The option includes encapsulation of existing cells – […]

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Dozens of orcas seen at Lutak

Dozens of killer whales spotted in Lutak Inlet Feb. 17 were likely a resident, fish-eating population and may have been a “super-pod” that sometimes forms in northern Southeast Alaska in April, a NOAA spokesman said this week. Resident Al Badgley said he and wife Crystal were out walking near their waterfront home at 2 Mile Lutak Road around 9 […]

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Planners question, OK Lutak option

Two engineers on the Haines Borough Planning Commission were skeptical about construction elements of a $37.4 million design to refurbish Lutak Dock, but the commission unanimously approved the option anyway. The commission recommended that the borough pursue the Alternative 1A conceptual design posed by firm R&M Consultants, which includes encapsulation of existing cells – steel frames filled with rock […]

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Preferred alternative near for Lutak Dock

An engineering consultant hired by the Haines Borough last week offered cost estimates on possible plans-of-action to overhaul the badly corroding Lutak Dock. John Daley, a senior engineer with R&M Consultants, Inc. of Anchorage, held two public meetings explaining three options, each of which has a 50-year lifespan, which he called the industry standard. A preferred option, based on […]

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