City of Two Harbors Continues Push For New Marina

TWO HARBORS, Minn. — The city of Two Harbors is trying to become more attractive for transient boaters.

A meeting was held Wednesday night for community members to gain a better perspective into what the city is looking to build.

The proposed design calls for more than 40 boating having the ability to be docked for up to a 15-night period.

“This is about bringing new facilities for transient boaters, and right now they don’t have any, so probably a one-of-a-kind right now in Two Harbors,” said Jason Stangland, who designed the proposed plans. new plans.

The city not only wants to attract outside boaters but also their very own community members.

Preliminary stages of the design include a bayfront park and fishing docks.

The city hopes the investment will bring more revenue to Two Harbors. to get more money flowing through the city.

“It’s not just a recreational amenity in terms of getting people out and using the water and getting access to Lake Superior, but it’s about bringing people to the community and visiting downtown, staying overnight spending money,” Stangland said.

The design also includes a fuel station for boaters and an informational facility at the dock.

The next phase of the project will be in the city’s hands.

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