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Home›Dredging›Georgica Beach Replenishment Set for April (USA)
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February 24, 2012 · about 14 years ago

Georgica Beach Replenishment Set for April (USA)

Restoration work necessary for dealing with erosion at Georgica Beach and damage caused to the road-end by Tropical Storm Irene is organized, however East Hampton Village has postponed the work until spring. The village submitted an application for $231,000 of reimbursable expenses and only 87.5% ha

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Restoration work necessary for dealing with erosion at Georgica Beach and damage caused to the road-end by Tropical Storm Irene is organized, however East Hampton Village has postponed the work until spring.

The village submitted an application for $231,000 of reimbursable expenses and only 87.5% has been approved. The Federal Emergency Management Association will provide 75% and 12.5% will come from the state, Cantwell stated on Tuesday.

Keith Grimes Inc., of Montauk, has received the bid for the road-end and replenishment work for $51,256.

According to Cantwell, Grimes will commence the work in April and complete it by June 15.

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Dredging Today Staff, February 24, 2012

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