Saying they don’t want to close off a popular public amenity unless absolutely necessary, the Martinez City Council this week voted to move quickly to make stopgap repairs to the city’s deteriorating fishing pier.

The council also directed city staff to pursue a state grant that could potentially cover the cost of lasting fixes estimated to cost at least $800,000.

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