Charleston committee backs $1 million Longborough dock proposal
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Charleston’s Committee on Real Estate backed a proposed $1 million purchase of part of the Longborough Owners Association property, including its dock, on Oct. 26, 2026. The dock is on Charleston’s Upper Peninsula, Live 5 News reported. The city agenda lists an item authorizing Mayor William Cogswell to execute a memorandum of understanding with the association concerning public access to the water.
The proposal is intended to provide public access, but final access terms are not established. Cogswell described it as a compromise. Committee backing is not a completed purchase and does not establish that the dock is open to the public.
The agenda does not identify a later approval or transaction step or set a date for a transfer or public opening.
Sources
- Amended Committee on Real Estate Agenda — October 26, 2026, City of Charleston
- City of Charleston proposes $1M deal for private dock ownership, WCSC Live 5 News
- Committee on Real Estate — October 26, 2026, MyTownView
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