Water Access Project: DAWGPATCH X POSAC
Dawgpatch Bandits is teaming up with Sag Harbor Village’s Parks and Open Space Advisory Committee to help preserve and promote public water access in Sag Harbor, NY. Water access points are the gateway to one of our greatest natural recreational resources, the bays and ocean. Paddling, swimming and other water based activities provide a positive mental health outlet for those living in our east end community, and maintaining access to the water is fundamental in keeping those actives free and open to the public.
Project: “Water Access Points” Project
Locations (Sag Harbor, NY)
Cove Rd. - “Waterfront Park”
Dartmouth Rd.
Amherst Rd.
Notre Dame Rd.
Yale Rd.
Green Street
John Street
Project Description: To survey and mark each of these locations with appropriate approved signage as “Village of Sag Harbor Water Access Points.”
Proposed Signage: Engraved granite hitching post.
Sign Components: Village of Sag Harbor Seal with “WATER ACCESS” engraving.
Goal: The surveying and marking of these Water Access Points for the public is an essential step to ensure their existence for generations to come in the continued growth and development of Sag Harbor. The increased awareness of these sites may also encourage preservation, maintenance and improvements of these sites and similar sites in the future.
Process:
Seek approval by Sag Harbor Village Board of Trustees to move forward with this project.
Seek Trustee approval for proposed signage i.e material, size, aesthetic.
Use Village approved land surveyor to update surveys of Village right of ways and easements that exist at each of these 7 locations.
Surveyor will stake the proposed location of each stone marker noted by the consulting architect at each location.
Review staking of each marker prior to installation.
Additional Information:
Project Manager: Drew Harvey
Consulting Architect: DD Harvey Architects
All consulting work, materials and labor will be donated by 501(c)3 nonprofit, Dawgpatch Bandits Inc.
Regular project updates will be made at bimonthly POSAC meetings.
