FIPPOA
F ire Island Pines Property Owners Association


The FIMI project in the Pines is very impressive, as anyone who has been to the project site or who has seen all of the postings on social media.  I walked the length of the project in the Pines several times yesterday to get a good sense of it.  I was particularly struck, walking from Fishermans Path to the ocean's edge, by the incredible amount of sand that has been pumped onto our beach and the extended width of the beach as a result.  I measured the distance from the top of Fishermans Path to the ocean's edge at over 250 feet.  To date, approximately 230,000 cubic yards of sand has been placed onto our beach.  We will receive an additional 690,000 to 730,000 cubic yards.  
The sand dredging and pumping is shut down due to the nor'easter.  It will resume as soon as the storm passes, probably late Saturday or early Sunday.  We anticipate that sand placement in the Pines will continue until early November.  New pilings are in place at all but the three most western public access walks. Work on these walks will continue Monday.
 
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.

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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