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Town of Old Lyme
Town Offices:


52 Lyme St,
Old Lyme, CT 06371

Ph: 860-434-1605
Fx: 860-434-1400
 

Harbor Management Commission
Contact
Steve Ross
Chairman
Address:
Old Lyme Memorial Town Hall
52 Lyme Street
Old Lyme, CT 06371
Phone:
(860) 434-1605 x 212
Fax:
(860) 434-1400
Hours:
Meeting Time:
2nd Tuesday, 7:30
Old Lyme Town Hall
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Commission Members
Steve Ross, Chairman
David Zita, Vice Chairman
Jon Mittleman, Treasurer
David Fredericks, Secretary
William Harris
Charles Delinks
Mark Rohrberg
Michael Magee
Robert Doyen
Ned Farman, alternate
Vacant
Susan Connors alternate
Michael Moran, Harbormaster (ex officio)
Michael Mackey, Deputy Harbormaster (ex officio)
The Old Lyme Harbor Management Plan was among the first in the State to be approved by the DEP. The Old Lyme Harbor Ordinance was enacted in 1994, and revised in 1999.

The Old Lyme Harbor Managerment Ordinance requires that prior to dropping a mooring in Old Lyme waters, an annual permit is needed. Application forms are available in the Selectman's Office.
The biggest problem with moorings in Old Lyme is accessibility. The Harbor Management Commission strongly recommends that you look at a chart of the area before applying.
An inspection of your mooring tackle is also required prior to placing it in Old Lyme waters. An inspection form is part of the mooring permit application. Tackle requirements are indicated on the application form.

The Harbor Management Commission used state grant funds to construct a dinghy dock on Ferry Road, near the State DEP headquarters.

Laminated Canoe/Kayak Trail maps for the State Boat Launch on Smith's Neck Road and Middle Cove in Essex are available in the Selectman's Office at Memorial Town Hall. The maps were prepared by CRERPA, the Connecticut River Estuary Regional Planning Agency, with funds from the Long Island Sound License Plate program.


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