DERM file on Rickenbacker Marina lists 69 entries

What the file shows

DERM’s file on Rickenbacker Marina contains 69 entries covering a period that begins in 1994 and reaches 2023. The entries document the marina’s regulatory history over nearly three decades.

The earliest item identified in the record concerns mangrove trimming in 1994.

Why the timeline matters

The file places those two entries within a larger record of 69 items. That gives the public a way to see the marina’s history as a continuing sequence rather than as a single inspection or isolated incident.

The record does not treat the 1994 mangrove-trimming entry and the 2023 compliance label as the same matter. They are separate points in a file that spans 29 years.

The agency record

DERM maintains the file connected to Rickenbacker Marina.

The file’s length is the central fact: 69 entries are listed for the marina. The dates and labels show that the regulatory record extends across multiple years and includes different types of entries.

What to watch

The file can be read as a chronology of DERM’s actions and designations involving Rickenbacker Marina. Future entries, if added, would extend that record beyond the 2023 designation.