Our Projects
Town of Palm Beach Marina
The Town of Palm Beach, Florida, is a fully developed community renowned for its beauty, quality of life, and small-town character. Serving approximately 9,700 full-time residents and an additional 20,000 seasonal residents, the town offers a wide range of recreational amenities, including the only public marina on the island. The “Town Docks” have provided berthing for power and sail yachts up to 260 feet since their initial construction in the 1940s.
Following updates and expansions between 1993 and 1998, the current project expands the footprint of the Town Docks, providing deeper drafts and larger slips to meet growing demand for mega yachts. The project also includes shoreline stabilization and upgrades to upland civil infrastructure.
Edgewater Group provided environmental and regulatory permitting support, including benthic surveys, field reports, and pre-application meetings with FDEP and USACE. Comprehensive permit packages were prepared and successfully secured, including FDEP and Corps permits, a lease modification for overwater structures, and a public easement.
Edgewater Group also delivered marine structure, site civil, and landscape architecture services. This included designing pile-supported platforms for two over-water building replacements, extending the water main, upgrading sanitary sewer facilities and lift stations, improving waste handling and recycling, resurfacing parking lots, and providing ADA-accessible ramps to the new docks. Landscape plans were developed to enhance the dock access ramps and waterfront promenade.