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Home2021August 2021MARINE PRECINCT TAKES SHAPE

MARINE PRECINCT TAKES SHAPE

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Work on a new marine precinct is well underway at Tamaki Marine Park alongside the Tamaki River.

When finished, the marine precinct will comprise two large 30m x 15m x 10.5m boat sheds with high door clearance suitable for boat painting or boat building businesses, a 30m x 30m x 10.5m high- canopy shed offering undercover boat yard facilities and seven standardised trade units, each measuring 6m x 18m. The whole yard will be detailed in concrete.

Auckland’s newest marine precinct will complement Tamaki Marine Park’s current marina and dry stack boat storage businesses on the Tamaki River.

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Construction is expected to be completed in December this year.

www.tamakimarinepark.co.nz

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