The old one was closed last year for safety reasons.
The slipway will cost up to one-and-a-half million pounds, with funding coming from the proceeds from the sale of Elizabeth Hall, the county council, and other sources.
The new slipway is a key part of Exmouth's regeneration and is expected to attract boat users from outside the area.
Labour retains control of Exeter City Council
Despite losing a seat to the Greens and an independent
Devon voters go to the polls
A third of Plymouth City Council seats are up for grabs
Clyst valley park could double in size
Residents will have their say
Multiple arrests made in Exmouth
Patrols stepped up to tackle big issues
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