A contractor is planning to bring in pipe next week for the annual dredging of Oceanside Harbor. Don Hadley, director of harbor and beaches for Oceanside, didn’t have a precise start date for the dredging work. The $2.5 million project, paid for by the federal government, will dredge the harbor to a depth of 20 feet to make it safer for boats and will transport by pipe 200,000 cubic yards of sand to the beach south of the municipal fishing pier.
Green Marine
about 21 years ago
Oceanside Harbor: Dredging project to be set up soon
A contractor is planning to bring in pipe next week for the annual dredging of Oceanside Harbor. Don Hadley, director of harbor and beaches for Oceanside, didn’t have a precise start date for the dredging work. The $2.5 million project, paid for by the federal government, will dredge the harbor to a
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