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Home›Dredging›Rossall Sea Defense Works Continue Apace
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April 27, 2017 · about 9 years ago

Rossall Sea Defense Works Continue Apace

Wyre Council has just released the latest update on Rossall sea defense scheme in Lancashire, saying that the works continue apace, with some large gaps in the new defenses starting to be filled. “We currently have a 60 meter gap in the new defenses adjacent to Chatsworth access ramp. This is the lo

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Wyre Council has just released the latest update on Rossall sea defense scheme in Lancashire, saying that the works continue apace, with some large gaps in the new defenses starting to be filled.

“We currently have a 60 meter gap in the new defenses adjacent to Chatsworth access ramp. This is the location of two United Utilities outfall pipes, one from Fleetwood Treatment works and one from Chatsworth Avenue pumping station,” the council said.

Given the critical nature of these assets, the new defenses are not allowed to add any additional loading on to the pipes. To achieve this, a bridge has to be built over the pipes to support the new defenses.

Work to date includes:

Also started recently is the landscaping on the landward side of the seawall.

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