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       Canal Drainage Schedule?
   DIR By: guest15
       Date: November 7, 2018, 9:35 am
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       Hello all, I have a permit to build a dock along the canal but
       can't start the work until the water level drops. I'm wondering
       if there's a website that shows the current water levels and
       possibly a schedule when they will drain certain sections.
       Thanks!
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       Re: Canal Drainage Schedule?
   DIR By: Doug K
       Date: November 15, 2018, 11:18 am
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       Rusty,
       We've heard that De-Water (draining ) is between November 14-19
       time frame for 2018, about 10 days earlier than past years. Of
       course last year a few sections had a "Re-Water" event in late
       December to verify a repair made on the West Side.
       Start here for Notices:
  HTML http://www.canals.ny.gov/wwwapps/tas/notices/index.aspx
       Maybe this will help:
  HTML http://www.canals.ny.gov/wwwapps/tas/tascanals/index.aspx
       We will try to get those Water Level Notices posted on the
       ECNA.us website if possible.
       Good Luck with the Dock.
       #Post#: 144--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Canal Drainage Schedule?
   DIR By: Doug K
       Date: November 15, 2018, 2:07 pm
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       Checked with our NYCC & NYPA Contacts and here's what we learned
       [attachimg=2]
       Read the Attached Document for more
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       Re: Canal Drainage Schedule?
   DIR By: guest15
       Date: November 19, 2018, 9:20 am
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       Thanks Doug, very helpful!
       #Post#: 332--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Canal Drainage Schedule?
   DIR By: guest15
       Date: March 13, 2019, 8:34 pm
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       I see that the canal is scheduled to open around May 17th but
       any word when re-watering will begin?
       #Post#: 335--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Canal Drainage Schedule?
   DIR By: Doug K
       Date: March 14, 2019, 9:15 am
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       Hi Rusty,
       Hope the Dock work is progressing as planned. I saw that same
       release  on the 2019 Navigation Schedule. All Boating Fees
       waived again this year, heard it may be through 2021. It sounds
       like the waiver of fees is turning into more boater traffic and
       overall Erie Usage.
  HTML http://www.canals.ny.gov/news/pressrel/2019/NYS_Canal_Corporation_Announces_Operating_Hours_for_2019.html
       As for the Re-Watering question, we have asked the Canal
       Corporation and are awaiting final date confirmation. Normally
       this is done in the third week of April from the Western end,
       but our conversations with Leadership at the NYCC is saying the
       re-water will be "delayed" due to the ongoing EERP Restoration
       as well as several other major repairs that are still ongoing.
       [attachimg=1]
       They have stated the canal will be filled will be End of April
       or possibly into Early May in emails, and will have a confirmed
       date once they get updates from all construction leaders doing
       off-season work.
       Ther ECNA will update this posting if we hear anything else.
       #Post#: 339--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Canal Drainage Schedule?
   DIR By: Doug K
       Date: March 15, 2019, 6:42 am
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       Rusty,
       Looks like April 28 - May 3 will be the expected Re-Water event
       on the Erie this season, hopefully no later than May 3 according
       to Pat
       [attachimg=1]
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       Re: Canal Drainage Schedule?
   DIR By: guest15
       Date: March 15, 2019, 8:07 am
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       Thanks Doug, really appreciate it! The project is going slower
       than expected (as usual) but I should at least have the support
       posts complete by that time which is the important part. Cheers
       #Post#: 547--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Canal Drainage Schedule?
   DIR By: Doug K
       Date: May 3, 2019, 3:53 pm
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       Rusty, did you manage to get your dock install done? Water-up
       happened on schedule, and so far no leaks in our dam.
       Share a picture of your dock if you can, looking at whether to
       do a floating platform type dock or fixed myself. Always looking
       to compare designs.
       #Post#: 551--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Canal Drainage Schedule?
   DIR By: guest15
       Date: May 6, 2019, 8:46 am
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       --- Quote from: Doug K link ---
       >
       > Rusty, did you manage to get your dock install done? Water-up
       happened on schedule, and so far no leaks in our dam.
       >
       > Share a picture of your dock if you can, looking at whether to
       do a floating platform type dock or fixed myself. Always looking
       to compare designs.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       Haven't had the time to finish the dock install yet but I'm
       close! I will definitely share pictures when it's complete. I
       purchased 4' x 20' steel dock frames off Craigslist and
       essentially attaching them right to the permanent support posts
       I installed this winter. Once it's complete you're welcome to
       come check it out and I can share any lessons learned.
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