Resources for the

Harbor Management Plan

St. Augustine’s visitors and residents alike enjoy the picturesque view of sailboats at anchor in the Matanzas Bay with the backdrop of the city’s skyline. Without a doubt it adds to the character of a city that is not only the Nation’s Oldest City, but also the Nation’s Oldest Port City.

The city’s charming ambiance not only attracts visitors with cars, but an increasing number of visitors in boats. Among those visitors are many who choose to leave their vessels in the city’s waterways as live-aboard vessels either on a part time or some as full time residents, a scenario that has created a need for the city to develop a plan to manage its harbor.

The City of St. Augustine, assisted by the St. Augustine Port, Waterway, and Beach District has been developing a Harbor Management Plan for Matanzas Bay and Salt Run since 2005.

Read information about the St. Augustine Marina by clicking here.

For information on the history of the Harbor Management Plan click on the following Web sites:

 

  • November 18, 2009- Draft Harbor Management Plan
  • January 16, 2009 - Workshop slide presentation
  • February 2008 - Web story, Draft Harbor Management Plan-The Fourth and Last in a Series of Public Meetings was Recently Held
  • October 2007 - Web story, Workshop offers Public Input on Proposed harbor Management Plan, including a draft Harbor Management Plan
  • August 2005 - Web story, City Developing a Harbor Management Plan, including Community Guide to Creating a Mooring Field presentation

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