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Humboldt Harbor Working Group Digs in to Dredging

United States

The City of Eureka Parks and Recreation Director Miles Slattery took center stage at a Humboldt Harbor Working Group meeting Wednesday at Samoa Cookhouse. By and large Slattery discussed the importance of dredging in the harbor. “If we don’t dredge then it’s a navigation issue,” Slattery explained, “And we need to make sure that we… Read More

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Port of Chehalis Adjusts Permit Application to Ask for Lower Amount of Mitigation

United States

Port of Chehalis commissioners have decided to decrease the amount of wetland impact requested in an application for the renewal of the port’s regional general permit, which lapsed in September of last year. The permit is used to offset wetland fill on port-owned property at the Pleasant Valley Mitigation Site near Adna. Port commissioners originally… Read More

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Busan Newport to Complete Dredging Work for Mega Ships Next Week

Korea, Democratic People's Republic of

The Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries said Friday the dredging work for Busan Newport on the country’s southeastern tip will be completed next week to accommodate mega container ships. The construction work began in December 2014 with a budget of 60 billion won (US$53 million) to secure 17 meters of water depth at the port… Read More

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Broome Berth Offer For US Navy Co-operation

Australia

The tourist town of Broome could become a northern Australian hub for the US Navy amid increasing tensions with China after the State Government invited it to berth warships at the soon-to-be dredged port. WA Defence Issues Minister Paul Papalia told The Weekend West he “rolled out the welcome mat” during discussions with high-level US… Read More

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Beach Repairs Will Re-deposit Tons Of Sand

United States

Ocean City officials say this year’s round of beach replenishment will begin any day now, as the offshore dredge that will pump sand to the beach was scheduled to arrive on Thursday morning. The project, which involves transferring nearly a million tons of sand from the offshore sea floor to the beach, was scheduled to… Read More

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Poole’s South Quay Expansion Nears Completion

United Kingdom

The finish line is in sight for construction work to be completed on South Quay, the first phase of Poole Harbour Commissioner’s (PHC) masterplan. To be operational from January 2018, the £10m expansion at the UK south coast port will draw a close to the seven year project. South Quay will provide longer and deeper… Read More

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City’s Sewer Lagoon Dredging Project Makes Progress

United States

The City of Bethel is making progress on its Sewer Lagoon Rehabilitation Project, which entails dredging the primary lagoon cell and repairing the sheet pile jetty. This article tells the dredging story. It took the City two years to line up grant funding, six months to hire an engineer firm, three months to design the… Read More

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Barnstable Approves Long-Term Water Quality Plan

United States

The Barnstable Town Council has voted to approve a long term draft wastewater treatment plan. The move follows the release of a draft report from the town’s Water Resources Advisory Committee advising town officials on how best to deal with their municipal water issues. The material was compiled into an action plan designed to preserve… Read More

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Wrightsville Beach Receives Funding for $9.5 Million Winter 2018 Beach Renourishment Project

United States

Wrightsville Beach was notified yesterday that the funding for a $9.5 million winter beach renourishment project was formally awarded by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, fulfilling another four-year cycle for the project that replaces sand on the beach strand, which local leaders say is critical for the beach economy. The $9.5 million cost of… Read More

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Irma Finishes Dredging Project Early; Saves Taxpayers $22K

United States

A dredging project off of Fort Myers Beach is complete a week early, saving thousands of taxpayer dollars — all thanks to Hurricane Irma. The project along the Big Carlos Pass was meant to create an easier passage through the channel for boats. Crews said they had to move their equipment right before the hurricane… Read More

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Mission Bay to Undergo Maintenance Dredging

United States

The city of San Diego received the green light to remove nearly 63 acres of bay bottom in Mission Bay, Oct. 12, as coastal commissioners approved a comprehensive dredging project during their October meetings in Chula Vista. An estimated 483,880 cubic yards of sediment had accumulated in Mission Bay during a 10-year period between 1997… Read More

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Pro-dredging Supporters Strengthen Calls in Wake of Cruise Ship Delay

Australia

DREDGING supporters have ramped up calls that Trinity Inlet be dredged to let in more cruise ships in the wake of the traffic crash at Yorkeys Knob on the weekend. Dozens of cruise ship passengers were stuck in traffic along Yorkeys Knob Rd on Saturday morning after a bus and a car collided near the… Read More

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EPA, Arcadis Officials Give Update on Grasse River Cleanup

United States

Design work for Arconic’s cleanup of the Grasse River will continue through 2018 and, although a “minimal amount” of contaminated sediment is being removed from the Grasse River this year, removal of the remainder of the contaminated sediment probably won’t begin until 2019, according to an official from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Young Chang,… Read More

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Tulsa Port to Have Water, Soil Sampled Along River, Creek for Fleeting Area

United States

The dregs along an estimated 22 miles of river bottom will be sampled as part of study leading to development of a fleeting area for the Tulsa Port of Catoosa. A section of Bird Creek going west from the port and the Verdigris River heading north will be sampled for about 9 and 12 miles… Read More

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Dredging in Dublin Port Begins With Material Dumped in Dublin Bay

Ireland

Dredging works in Dublin Port that began yesterday are to continue to March 2018 which will involve moving loaded material out to sea and dumped in Dublin Bay, writes Jehan Ashmore. The works are part of the Capital Dredging Programme 2017 that arise from the Alexandra Basin Redevelopment (ABR) Project which is phase one of… Read More

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