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Home›Dredging›Exmouth Dredging About to Begin
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February 16, 2018 · about 8 years ago

Exmouth Dredging About to Begin

The Marine Management Organisation (MMO) has just announced the latest update on the dredging plans for Exmouth Marina and disposal of materials at Sprey Point, saying that the dredging work is due to take place this month. MMO granted a marine licence to Exmouth Marina in August 2017 for maintenanc

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The Marine Management Organisation (MMO) has just announced the latest update on the dredging plans for Exmouth Marina and disposal of materials at Sprey Point, saying that the dredging work is due to take place this month.

MMO granted a marine licence to Exmouth Marina in August 2017 for maintenance dredging of Exmouth Marina and disposal of materials at the Sprey Point disposal site.

A public consultation on the application was held in November 2016.

As part of this process, views were also sought from the local planning and harbor authority which covers the marina, and the MMO’s primary advisers including Natural England, the Environment Agency, the Crown Estate and the Center for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science.

Disposal sites

“It is up to applicants to nominate the disposal site as part of their marine licence application. MMO then makes a decision based on the suitability of the material ,” according to the official announcement.

Applicants are required to submit evidence that they have considered alternatives to disposal under all aspects of the Waster Hierarchy (Reduce, Re-use, Recycle, Recovery, and Disposal).

MMO accepts that in some cases disposal at sea is appropriate.

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