Government Renews Paperwork for Buying Old Port Property
Published Date: 12/11/2025
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Summary
The Maritime Administration wants to keep collecting info from people applying to take over port property for redevelopment. They’re asking for your thoughts on how this process works and if it’s fair and clear. If you’re involved in port projects or just curious, speak up by February 9, 2026—this helps keep port plans smart and smooth without extra hassle or cost.
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