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Home›News›Dredging on Shell Harbor Entrance Channel About to Begin (USA)
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October 3, 2012 · about 14 years ago

Dredging on Shell Harbor Entrance Channel About to Begin (USA)

Beginning Monday, October 8th, the City of Sanibel will begin dredging of the entrance channel to the Shell Harbor Subdivision. The channel will remain open for use during dredging, however, there may be short periods of time when boat traffic will need to be stopped. Boaters are advised to be alert

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Beginning Monday, October 8th, the City of Sanibel will begin dredging of the entrance channel to the Shell Harbor Subdivision.

The channel will remain open for use during dredging, however, there may be short periods of time when boat traffic will need to be stopped.

Boaters are advised to be alert and aware of the construction operations taking place.

This work will take a few weeks to complete.

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Press Release, October 4, 2012

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