FIPPOA
F ire Island Pines Property Owners Association


I am sure residents who have seen the FIMI Beach Restoration Project are impressed by its scale and organization. The two contractors, Weeks Marine, who is handling the dredging, and Brownie Company, who is handling the demolition and rebuild of the walkways, have been doing an excellent job. As of today, approximately 90,000 cubic yards of sand have been pumped onto our beach, with 900,000 cubic yards to go. The sand pumping has been temporarily interrupted by a break in the float hose, which Weeks is hoping to have repaired within the next few days, weather permitting. 
 
The work with the walks is still continuing. The public walks have been removed from Sail to Cedar and temporary walks are in place, with the exception of Cedar. Brownie has started installing the pilings for the new walkways. As part of the new walkway installations, Fishermans Path and Coast Guard Walk will have handicap access.
 
For pictures, videos and drone footage of the FIMI Project, you can go to our Facebook page at Fire Island Pines Property Owners Association.
 
Our   Q&A  answers many of the questions regarding the project.  Please send any additional questions to our Community Manager, Karen McCutcheon, at cm@fippoa.org.


Fire Island Pines Beach Restoration
Fire Island Pines Beach Restoration

Sincerely,

Jay
Jay Pagano
  

 
 

Fire Island Pines Property Owners Association Officers & Directors

Jay Pagano, President 
Ed Schulhafer, Vice President
Rodman (Tad) Paul, Secretary
Henry Robin, Treasurer

Allan Baum, Gary Clinton, Tami Hausman  
Greg Henniger,   Chris Lovito, Chris Mai, Russell Saray, 
Eric Sawyer, Jeff Staadt, Matt Tague, Jim Vandernoth