A rotating three-person table: dock delegate Tomas Ilyan, fish hall owner Ruth Adey, and tug captain Jo Bell.
Union caucus, resident assemblies, harbour-watch crews, and a legal clinic sharing one modest office.
Saint Morrow · Faction file · Strong on the docks and at ward meetings; routinely underestimated by citywide institutions.
Shoreline Compact
Protect working harbour livelihoods, public shoreline access, and the right of residents to know what moves through the port.
History
Every group keeps a record.
A coalition of North Quay residents, dock workers, and independent captains formed to keep public access to a changing waterfront.
AlliesSilt Ward Co-op, local 81, independent reporters.
OppositionOpaque port-security contracts, speculative buyers, and anyone treating the lake as an empty loading zone.
Harbour schedules, boats, local trust, and people who can tell a real foghorn from a recording.
Marine radios, waterproof cameras, work gloves, handheld lights, and flare kits for ordinary emergencies.
A second-floor room above North Quay Fish Hall, open whenever the market is.
VehiclesTwo tugboats, a harbour launch, cargo bicycles, and members' work trucks.
Field identification
Recognizable by the work, not a costume.
UniformWeatherproof work coats with a simple reflective stripe; members keep their own employer gear.
SymbolThree wave marks crossed by a straight quay line.
Paint Vault · faction tones
- harbour teal
- buoy red
- rope tan
- oil-slick charcoal
STL concept · faction collection
Explore the miniature lines A miniature line with a reason to exist.
Dock delegates, fish sellers, tug crew, launch boat, pallets, bollards, and quay scatter terrain.