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Home›Dredging›Church Scar Coastal Protection Project Remains on Schedule
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December 10, 2019 · about 6 years ago

Church Scar Coastal Protection Project Remains on Schedule

The Fairhaven to Church Scar Coastal Protection Scheme remains on program, with a contract completion date of December 2020 following the successful award of the additional works at Granny’s Bay, Fylde Council reports. “Mindful of its commitments for an early opening at Church Scar and Fairhaven for

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The Fairhaven to Church Scar Coastal Protection Scheme remains on program, with a contract completion date of December 2020 following the successful award of the additional works at Granny’s Bay, Fylde Council reports.

“Mindful of its commitments for an early opening at Church Scar and Fairhaven for public footfall by the 31st March 2020, the council is planning on taking over the main promenades at Church Scar and Fairhaven from ourselves at the beginning of 2020 to complete a separate seating project in preparation for the March opening,” the council stated.

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