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	EPA: Federal Register: Deepwater Capability Replacement Project: Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement
		The Deepwater Project is the Coast Guard's answer, ensuring the timely acquisition of appropriate resources to remedy the aging fleet dilemma and meeting deepwater mission requirements.
		Deepwater missions are defined as Coast Guard operations that occur at least 50 nautical miles offshore, or require an extended on-scene presence, long transit times to reach the operations area, and/or the forward deployment of forces.
		Deepwater missions typically require Coast Guard personnel to be involved in long-term, continuous missions, often with deployments away from home stations for several months on end.
	www.epa.gov /fedrgstr/EPA-IMPACT/2000/November/Day-09/i28779.htm (2428 words)

	Naval Weapons Station Earle
		The deepwater piers and barge pier are connected to the shore by a trestle that extends nearly two miles across the mud flats from Earle/Leonardo.
		The original pier and trestle were constructed of reinforced concrete slabs approximately two inches to 24 inches thick, and overlaid with an asphalt wearing surface.
		Currently Pier 1 serves as a temporary holding yard for trailers; Pier 2 is vacant; Pier 3 is the ordnance handling pier, and Pier 4 is a homeport pier for the USS Seattle (AOE 3) and the USS Detroit (AOE 4).
	www.globalsecurity.org /military/facility/earle.htm (3371 words)

	Pier Fishing in California - Berkeley Pier
		It was the first pier to be funded by the Wildlife Conservation Board and showed, after opening in 1959, the cost effectiveness of piers as a recreational resource.
		This pier extends out for more than 3,000 feet; as such, it is one of the longest piers in the bay, as well as the state.
		Just as quickly, the pier became a Mecca for local anglers (although during the early and mid-'40s, the World War II years, part of the pier was declared off limits).
	www.pierfishing.com /pier_of_the_month/2000-05.html (3592 words)

	Seeing The Light - Menominee North Pier Light
		An elevated wooden catwalk stretched along the wooden pier to provide the keepers with safe access to the light during periods when waves crashed across the surface of the pier.
		At some point thereafter, the wooden pier was replaced by a concrete structure with a forty-foot diameter circular crib at its offshore end.
		The pier itself is in good condition, and we enjoyed a pleasant walk to the lighthouse at the pier end.
	www.terrypepper.com /lights/michigan/menominee/menominee.htm (955 words)

	AFL-CIO 2005 Convention??
		Navy Pier has been a Chicago landmark since it opened in 1916, and over the past decades, thousands of skilled, unionized building and construction trades workers have helped build and refurbish this Chicago icon.
		Originally called Municipal Pier, it was renamed Navy Pier in 1927 to honor those who served in the Navy during World War I. The pier was unique at the time—a working pier that served Great Lakes freighters and passenger ships but also was designed as a recreation site for Chicago’s citizens.
		The pier housed classrooms for Navy aircraft mechanics and two aircraft carriers operated from the pier, with more than 15,000 Navy pilots training on the carriers.
	www.aflcio.org /aboutus/thisistheaflcio/convention/2005/landmark.cfm (621 words)

	GV Damage
		In October 2001 while they were building the new Homer City Pier, the Sedge moored up over at the Homer Deepwater Pier.
		We stood armed guard watch; one armed guard at the end of the pier, and one on the quarterdeck (this was just after 9/11).
		By the time theyr'e finished, the dirt road to the pier is rutted and muddy, the pier a mess, and everyone's nerves were a litlte frayed.
	homepage.mac.com /oatmeal/uscgc_sedge/JodyGV/JodyGV.html (448 words)

	Pacific Texas
		It is our intent to provide the infrastructure and services to support the energy needs of industrial and private customers with responsive customer service, superior technology, and a respect for the environment.
		PIER 400: The first 106 acres was developed by the Pacific Texas Pipeline Company
		This is an aerial view of the Pier 400 work as of 2003
	www.pacifictexas.com /aboutPT.asp (360 words)

	OUTER BANKS ANGLERS NAB PLENTY OF MACKEREL OFF PIERS
		Pier fishing was good along the Outer Banks during the weekend.
		Anglers on Kitty Hawk Pier landed scattered Spanish mackerel and bluefish from the end of the pier Saturday, and caught Spanish mackerel, spot and a few speckled trout Sunday.
		The water temperature was 71 degrees Monday at the Army Corps of Engineers Pier in Duck, and 73 degrees at Frisco Pier on Hatteras Island.
	scholar.lib.vt.edu /VA-news/VA-Pilot/issues/1997/vp971007/10070304.htm (686 words)

	Hawaii Ocean Industry Magazine Archives
		Deepwater will involve the acquisition of up to 91 ships, 35 fixed-wing aircraft, 34 helicopters, 76 unmanned surveillance aircraft, and upgrade of 49 existing cutters and 93 helicopters, in addition to systems for communications, surveillance and command and control.
		This project involves the demolition of a portion of the Pier 19 shed and restrooms and the construction of a new ferry terminal for passengers within the footprint of the existing pier shed.
		Pier 3 will be extended with breasting dolphins and connecting catwalks to enable the berthing of cruise ships up to 850 feet in length.
	www.hawaiiocean.com /HOI_Archives/HOI_2002-08/index.html (4248 words)

	Maritime Heritage Network - Wooden Pier District (Pier 54-59)
		The picturesque wooden piers, infused with acrid creosote to discouraged pile-destroying worms, slowly evolved into a tourist destination.
		Some of the old piers were lost as redevelopment erased unprofitable businesses and added new amenities, such as a major marina and conference center at Pier 66.
		Pier 59 is listed as a city landmark.
	www.maritimeheritage.net /attractions/attraction_select.asp?id=31 (260 words)

	Violet Books: Underground Seattle
		But every time an old building comes down & a skyscraper goes up, another block of the underground is dug out, replaced with modern basement garage structure, & forever gone.
		One more fragment of the underground appeared when the original Olde Curiosity Shoppe's rotting dock was torn out (the Shoppe still exists but no longer on its original pier).
		At that time the free small-boat moorage was removed & the last section of Seattle waterfront where you could walk down & touch the water was never replaced (imagine a waterfront city without even a token beach -- madness).
	www.violetbooks.com /underground.html (1897 words)

	ST SIMONS ISLAND POINTS OF INTEREST (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Fishing Pier - Built to receive travelers from the mainland in the days of the ferry boats, the pier remains a focal point for island life.
		In the 1920s, the beach extended out to the wings of the present pier, and the old pier extended the length of the new pier from that spot.
		In the 1920s, people could drive their cars on the beach from the pier to the King and Prince, something that would be unthinkable today.
	www.atlanticcoastgeorgia.com /content/article.html?id=156777 (4731 words)

	Saudi-American Forum - On the Turquoise Coast: Memories of a Ras Tanura Boyhood
		We passed through another security gate and drove onto the old South Pier, in use since it was built in the 1940s.
		Several aboard our bus had memories of weekend Thursdays spent fishing from the deepwater pier or of good times sailing and water skiing at the company’s Yacht Club, formerly located on the bay side of the peninsula.
		The Jones’ house was perched high on a dune overlooking the single pier, not far from what was called the “teakettle” refinery, a tiny plant that produced just enough gasoline for the company’s internal needs until the major post-war construction began at Ras Tanura’s Main Camp.
	www.saudi-american-forum.org /Newsletters2004/SAF_Essay_27.htm (3442 words)

	Donegal Democrat- The voice of Donegal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		The boat was an impressive sight as it docked at the new multimillion euro deepwater pier.
		Speaking from the pier, Chairman of the parish council, Tadhg Gallagher commented: "This is a great boost for Killybegs, and it's great to see boats like this coming to the town.
		There is no doubt that the multimillion pier is a huge asset to Killybegs and with ships such as the Saga Ruby expressing an interest in it it is clear that Killybegs could well have a future not just as a fishing harbour, but also as a commercial pier.
	www.donegaldemocrat.com /story/5384 (526 words)

	Bowen, Queensland - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Just north of Bowen is the Abbot Point coal loading port.
		Coal mined inland of Bowen in Collinsville and other towns in the Bowen Basin is brought by rail to a deepwater pier to be loaded on bulk carriers.
		Coal is exported mainly to Europe and Japan.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bowen,_Queensland (1571 words)

	Publication Reviews
		Responsibility for the further development of the choice site, which also includes a former Seabee base at adjacent Davisville, lies in the hands of Rhode Island's Economic Development Corporation (EDC), which hired a private company to create the Quonset Davisville Port and Commerce Park.
		In 1996 state voters approved a $72 million bond issue to support infrastructure for the redevelopment, of which $22 million (plus a $25 million federal matching grant) was allocated toward creating a three-pier deepwater "megaport" for container ships and other large vessels.
		Building this facility, says the EDC Master Plan, would require filling in 515 acres of already congested Narragansett Bay and dredging 25 million cubic yards of sediment.
	www.susdev.org /air_base_debates.html (789 words)

	Story Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Conger and doggies can be caught off the far pier into deepwater.
		Bottom fishing from the piers is at distance using any or all baits that you can think of.
		The ground around the piers is mostly sand the rest is rocky except for sandy strips among the rocks
	homepage.eircom.net /~fishy1tou/page13.html (247 words)

	Christie's Great Estates \| Cundy's Point - Harpswell, Maine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		The private setting of approximately 1.75 acres of land has mature hardwoods, an exposed rocky ledge, and roughly 300 feet of water frontage.
		A deepwater pier and float provide access to the bay’s outstanding recreational activities.
		Completed in 2005, the three-bedroom residence of exceptional quality features 4,400 square feet of living space with covered porches and a stone terrace that is perfect for family gatherings.
	www.christiesgreatestates.com /properties/view_9998 (121 words)

	Reinauer.Com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Erie basin has over 4000 lineaer feet of deepwater pier space available to commercial vessels for lay berthing.
		The south pier, rebuilt in 1999, has an adjacent 35,530 square feet of warehouse space.
		The facilitys main building is a modern, 2 story, 25,000 square foot, concrete structure housing office and industrial space.
	www.reinauer.com /RTCWeb/DesktopDefault.aspx?tabindex=8&tabid=27 (373 words)

	Richard's Life in Thailand - July 2006
		As we approached the island, I could see a couple of massive silos that was a backdrop to a white chedi on the hill.
		Nearby, there was a ship docked at a deepwater pier.
		When we landed at the pier, we were met by rows of songtaews, motorcycle taxis and some very beefed up tuk tuks called “sky labs”.
	www.thai-blogs.com /index.php?blog=5&m=200607 (7192 words)

	CEP Technical Report No. 11 1992
		In Meylan (1983), one fisherman related his view that small green turtles sleep near the pier in this harbor and then move offshore each day to feed; 20 years ago, the harbor was a favored netting location.
		The formerly quiet Great Bay is now bustling with activity reaching as far as the deepwater pier at Point Blanche.
		Near Oranjestad, St. Eustatius, a 300 meter long pier was constructed in 1976 (and will be replaced by a new one in 1992/93) and an oil terminal and jetty were built at Tumble Down Dick Bay.
	www.cep.unep.org /pubs/Techreports/tr11en/content.html (18214 words)

	Museum Victoria: Hot Topics
		It is 150 years since the first steam train in Australia made its way from Flinders Street Station to Port Melbourne.
		On 12 September 1854, the Melbourne & Hobsons Bay Railway Company commenced public services on a short 2¼ mile (3.6 km) line connecting Melbourne with the deepwater pier at Sandridge (now Port Melbourne).
		The inaugural steam train left Flinders Street just after midday with three carriages for guests and one carriage for the band of the 40th Regiment.
	www.museum.vic.gov.au /hottopics/show.asp?ID=511 (352 words)

	Kalm Harbour - A Year Round Private Resort Getaway on Maine's Beautiful Casco Bay (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Lush lawns and gardens hug the rocky coastline, which includes a pebbly beach, and several tide pools.
		Other amenities include a deepwater pier and a float with guest moorings available, bike and boat rentals, a lighted tennis court, two ponds with abundant wildlife, and hiking and bird watching through 60 acres of registered tree farm paths.
		Horseshoes, volleyball, and croquet are offered in the paddock area by our stable.
	www.kalmharbour.com (232 words)

	Untitled Document (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Hawke made his way past the long row of charter boats, all moored stern-to, in the Mediterranean style, and then out along the curvature of an outer breakwater that culminated in a deepwater pier.
		Hawke stepped over a mooring line running from a hawser on the Star's stern to a bollard on the deepwater pier and brought the scene before him into focus.
		The impact was sufficient to send the Tu-We officer and everyone on the bridge flying across the wheelhouse and tumbling to the floor.
	www.tedbellbooks.com /pirate_excerpt.php (2549 words)

	WDFW -- WDFW 1998-1999 Annual Report
		The state Court of Appeals earlier had ruled that tribal hunting rights secured by the Treaty of Point Elliott were not limited to ceded lands or traditional hunting grounds; consequently, signatory tribes could hunt on open and unclaimed lands throughout the entire Washington territory.
		The mitigation agreement addressed the agencies’ primary concerns over the pier’s impacts to herring spawning and aquatic vegetation.
		In January 1999, the Yakima County Superior Court entered an order denying Yakima County’s petition to foreclose against two parcels of property owned by WDFW for failure to pay additional taxes, penalties, and interest the county claimed it was owed under RCW 84.34.108(3).
	wdfw.wa.gov /anualrpt/98-99_annual_report.htm (2511 words)

	Detyens Shipyards
		In addition to the docks, the facility also offers modern, enclosed shops for all crafts; ten 56-ton gantry cranes (on a continuous rail system); and over 7,000 ft of deepwater pier space.
		Over the years, Detyens has performed projects involving every type of vessel: tugs; dredges; containerships; tankers; and LNG carriers.
		The growing port of Charleston offers deepwater, easy access and convenience to Atlantic, Caribbean, and Gulf of Mexico trade routes and ports.
	www.globalsecurity.org /military/facility/detyens.htm (945 words)

	Town of Greenville Maine
		It would create an efficient way to expedite shipments inland from the revitalized port at Searsport.
		The state has already invested $16 million in the deepwater cargo pier.
		Having an efficient rail route inland that is not subject to the control of a competing East coast port interest is extremely desirable.
	www.greenvilleme.com /news/100901.html (1096 words)

	Luxury Properties
		This exceptional estate boasts 1200+/- feet of shoreline on our wonderful rockbound coast.
		The shore frontage includes a private sandy beach and a deepwater granite pier, able to accommodate a sizeable yacht for...
		Rich in history, this 1832, 5-bedroom farmhouse is located on historic Little Deer Isle.
	www.knowlesco.com /content/SalesPropertyServlet?mode=luxury-shorefront-list (449 words)

	Trinidad & Tobago Birding -- Southern Caribbean and Orinoco River Cruise, January 1996
		we passed the uninhabited sand island of Klein Bonaire, then docked stern-to along a pier in a protected bay at the capital city, Kralendijk ("creh'-lin-dike"), Bonaire.Bonaire is shaped like a short, fat wishbone with the upper prong pointing west and the lower one south.
		Quoting from the NEWSCLIPS, Bonaire is the smallest of the Netherlands Antilles islands, with a population of only 11,000.
		we docked at the deepwater pier in the capital city of Scarborough, Tobago.
	www.birderbill.us /carib_96.htm (8587 words)

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