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Home›News›Dania Cut Off Canal Dredging Hits Hurdle (USA)
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September 3, 2012 · about 14 years ago

Dania Cut Off Canal Dredging Hits Hurdle (USA)

The dredging project at the Dania Cut Off Canal has hit rock bottom, according to sun-sentinel.com. David Roach, the director of the Florida Inland Navigation District, the project’s major funder, said: “We hit some harder rock than we had planned on, but we’re going to have to bring in a different

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The dredging project at the Dania Cut Off Canal has hit rock bottom, according to sun-sentinel.com.

David Roach, the director of the Florida Inland Navigation District, the project’s major funder , said: “ We hit some harder rock than we had planned on, but we’re going to have to bring in a different bucket on the dredge that’s got some teeth on it that can dig through the rock.”

The project will deepen the canal from 10 to 17 feet over a mile-long stretch of the Intracoastal Waterway.

The completion of this project is scheduled for a February 2013.

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Dredging Today Staff, September 3, 2012

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