Dredge operation is going to last all year is what I was told by the dredge workers themselves. Between dredge and construction of Jack Baker's new restaurant and Pier 9 traffic the parking there is going to be a major problem all season and probably from now on. Wait until the prime vacation months July and August kick in with party boats and the bluefish fleet, parking is going to be a major problem for anyone launching their boat or keeping it in a slip. They had to have lost 75 - 100 parking spots to the restaurant construction alone much less the problems created with dedicating the south parking lot to the dredge operation. Once the restaurant opens next year, between employees and patrons and Pier 9 forget about finding a parking spot. It's interesting that anyone else filing for a building permit you must have sufficient parking or you won't be issued a permit BUT when it pertains to Jack Baker and the Municipality of Belmar I guess there's a second set of standards involved. Criminal how government works!