Rotting wood, uneven boards — Galveston business owners say Pier 19 is overdue for a real fix - Click2Houston

Pier 19: Is It Due for a Major Overhaul?

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Galveston Business Owners' Concerns:

Rotting wood, uneven boards, aging pilings, and concrete sinking are issues raised by business owners and tenants at Pier 19, questioning its structural integrity. They advocate for a significant overhaul to maintain the working waterfront's viability.

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