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Norfolk County seeks public input on Marina Sustainability Plan

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Norfolk County is inviting residents to help shape the future of its marinas in Port Dover and Port Rowan. The county is looking for community input on strategies to ensure these marinas become financially sustainable in the long term. Last October, Norfolk County Council made the decision to retain ownership of both marinas. Now, officials are focused on developing a Marina Business Sustainability Plan to explore ways to make the operations sel…
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Norfolk County seeks public input on Marina Sustainability Plan

Norfolk County is inviting residents to help shape the future of its marinas in Port Dover and Port Rowan. The county is looking for community input on strategies to ensure these marinas become financially sustainable in the long term. Last October, Norfolk County Council made the decision to retain ownership of both marinas. Now, officials are focused on developing a Marina Business Sustainability Plan to explore ways to make the operations sel…

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NorfolkToday.ca broke the news in on Friday, February 7, 2025.
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