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Poor soil allegations at state pier date back to 2022

Summary by insideinvestigator.org
The problems long plaguing the state pier don’t seem to be over yet. A November 2024 meeting of the Connecticut Port Authority’s (CPA) Finance Committee revealed soil deficiencies at the pier’s south wall will require remediation and new costs.According to conversation during the meeting, that area of the pier, never intended for some of the heavier loads the pier handles, isn’t usable. It was designed as a transition area that could be used as …
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