PHOTO: Dredge Stuyvesant Pumping Sand on Panama City Beach
Dutra Group has just released an interesting photo of its dredge Stuyvesant pumping sand on Panama City Beach in Pinnacle Point, Florida.
The work is part of the overall $17.8 million worth Panama City Beach Renourishment project.
The renourishment project – spanning from the west to east ends and totaling approximately 3.5 miles – will take place along four segments of beach, the County Pier, the City Pier, part of Treasure Island and a segment of Pinnacle Port.
According to the Panama City Beach, a total of approximately 840,000 cubic yards of sand will be placed within the four project areas.
The city also reported that the Pinnacle Port segment works will take approximately two weeks to complete April 10-April 22. Demobilization will generally occur for approximately one week following completion of active dredging/construction, followed by tilling.
This is the fourth renourishment of the Panama City Beaches. The work will be undertaken during April 2017, with a planned completion by May 1st.
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