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New Loading Docks to Be Installed at Honokohau Harbor

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The Honokohau Small Boat Harbor mauka boat ramp loading docks are structurally deteriorated due to spalling of the concrete and corrosion of the steel reinforcement. Courtesy photo.

The Honokohau Small Boat Harbor mauka boat ramp loading docks are structurally deteriorated due to spalling of the concrete and corrosion of the steel reinforcement. DLNR photo.

A capital improvement project for the Honokohau Small Boat Harbor mauka boat ramp in Kailua-Kona is scheduled to begin on Jan. 30, 2017.

The project will include the removal of both concrete loading docks and installation of new loading docks with new plastic lumber fendering and cleats.

The project has been contracted to Isemoto Contracting and will cost $562,700.

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The ramp will be closed until the improvement project is completed, estimated by March 30, 2017. During the closure boaters will need use alternative launching sites. Boaters should coordinate with the Hawai‘i district boating staff for alternate launching sites during the closure.

This project will help improve user safety and provide additional boating access for recreational and commercial vessel operators.

The Honokohau Small Boat Harbor mauka boat ramp loading docks are structurally deteriorated due to spalling of the concrete and corrosion of the steel reinforcement.

The makai-side of the Honokohau Small Boat Harbor loading dock has similar structural deficiencies, although not as severe. DLNR photo.

The loading dock on the mauka side of the Honokohau Small Boat Harbor has been condemned for several years due to structural instability. DLNR photo.

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The loading dock on the mauka side of the harbor has been condemned for several years due to structural instability.

The makai loading dock has similar structural deficiencies, although not as severe.

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