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.
Oldway Mansion damage will cost thousands to fix
Frequent break-ins at historic property
Water buffalo introduced on Exmoor
They're helping restore wild wetland
Passenger attacked on Plymouth bus
This woman may be able to help enquiries
Fire at 'Harry Potter' Dartmoor pub
It will be closed for a spell
Could Plymouth council workers get a four-day week?
Green councillor says it's good for their health
