Article: Cruise ship access raises concerns in Bar Harbor Government interfering in docking business an issue

BAR HARBOR - Because of federal regulations that went into effect in 2002, it has been nearly eight years since cruise ship tenders dropped off and picked up passengers at the local municipal pier that overlooks the harbor.

Since the end of 2001, all such tenders have docked at Harbor Place, an adjacent pier owned and operated by Ocean Properties. Earlier this month, the Coast Guard approved Bar Harbor's new security plan for the town pier, prompting town officials to consider how they might control the complex flow of cruise ship passengers, fishermen, tour buses and the public at the municipal property. One plan calls for accepting cruise ship tenders at the municipal pier.

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