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Port Canaveral was the site for a conference that outlined plans to renourish Brevard County beaches as part of the Brevard County Shore Protection Project. The pre-construction meeting was organized by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers as the lead coordinator to provide details of the $17.4 million dollar project, which is expected to get… Read More
Able Group in the UK has strengthened its position as an offshore decommissioning and recycling facility with a £6M (US$8M) investment at its Able Seaton Port facility on the River Tees. A recently completed upgrade and dredging programme means it can offer enhanced facilities for a range of activities, including marine decommissioning, offshore wind installations… Read More
The plan to dredge sand from Big Pass to rebuild eroded portions of south Lido Beach will land in court this week. Lido Key residents have clashed with Siesta Key groups for years over the potential environmental impacts of the plan to pull sand from the channel between the two keys. Their fight boiled over… Read More
Member for Gosford Ms Liesl Tesch has called for cost-sharing between Central Coast Council and the State Government to keep the Ettalong Channel open. She said the safety of the Ettalong channel was one of her highest priorities. “The loudest voice of the community at this point of time is about the dredging,” Ms Tesch… Read More
The Hahira City Council approved more than $400,000 in expenditures Thursday. The bulk of that amount was for the aerated pond dredging project. The project costs $414,150. The winning bid was from Reynolds Construction. The council also consented to purchasing a camera and alarm system for city hall and the new train depot using SPLOST… Read More
The first phase of a project to deepen the St. Johns River has been delayed because the necessary dredging equipment will not arrive on time. In September, California-based Dutra Group was awarded a $22 million contract to deepen the first three miles of the shipping channel from 40 to 47 feet. Dutra Group was expected… Read More
The Federal Emergency Management Agency has given preliminary indication that it may turn down the county’s request for $1.29 million to help pay for damage caused by last winter’s flooding in the Novato area. “Unfortunately, as of yesterday we were just told that the levee damages, including some pump station damage, is ineligible for public… Read More
A popular spot for walkers like me, as well as for anglers, kayakers, canoers, cyclists, and wild critters of all kinds, Camden County’s Newton Lake Park nevertheless needs some special attention. Erosion, sedimentation, and eutrophication — the latter an oxygen-depletion process fed by goose poop, fertilizer, and other sources of nitrogen and phosphorus — collectively… Read More
When Carolina Beach Town Council meets Tuesday night, one of the items they will discuss is whether to terminate the Lake Dredging Contract. The town suspended the project on August 29, due to issues with spoils placement at the Wastewater Treatment Plant. According to documents prepared by Town Manager Michael Cramer, the town has performed… Read More
The Sarnia Harbour dredging project is going to cost the city more money. Council will be asked to use $259-thousand from Federal reserves when it meets Monday. The money would be used to pay environmental consultants, and the project engineer as well as frac tank rentals. Temporary surface water controls would also need to be… Read More
A new committee in Fenwick Island is moving forward with ideas to gather support for dredging the Little Assawoman Bay following a well-attended workshop held this summer. In August, the Town of Fenwick Island invited the community to attend a dredging workshop with Senator Gerald Hocker and Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control… Read More
The Connecticut Port Authority (CPA) recently announced the start of the North Cove Maintenance Dredging Project. Crews working through spring of 2018 will remove roughly 290,000 cubic yards of sediment to restore the cove to its authorized depth of 11 feet. River flows, natural tidal movements, and even hurricane activity reduced the depth of North… Read More
The St. Johns River’s watchdog filed an injunction Monday seeking to block the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers from beginning its high-profile project to dredge Jacksonville’s harbor, citing recent changes to the deepening plan and prolific flooding caused by Hurricane Irma that need more study. The St. Johns Riverkeeper filed the injunction in part because… Read More
Crews have started a new phase in the deepening of the Savannah River, the nearly $1 billion project to allow bigger ships to pass with fewer restrictions to the state’s bustling main port. The Army Corps of Engineers said work started last week on the final segment of dredging in the river’s outer channel. The… Read More
Stage two of the NSW Government’s $1.68 million dredging program at Yamba is underway, Nationals Member for Clarence Chris Gulaptis announced today. “This work will improve boating safety and navigation in the Clarence River at Yamba,” Mr Gulaptis said. “Stage 1 was completed in 2016 and saw around 18,000 cubic metres of sand dredged and… Read More