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Home›Dredging›New Smyrna Beach: Dredging underway in Turnbull Plantations
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September 23, 2024 · about 1 year ago

New Smyrna Beach: Dredging underway in Turnbull Plantations

The City of New Smyrna Beach said that the dredging operations are underway in Turnbull Plantations with a hydraulic dredge barge aiming to remove up to 3 feet of built-up silt and sediment from the pond between Old Minorcan Trail & Terrier Way. The work is fully funded by a Florida Division of Emer

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New Smyrna Beach: Dredging underway in Turnbull Plantations
photo courtesy of City of New Smyrna Beach

The City of New Smyrna Beach said that the dredging operations are underway in Turnbull Plantations with a hydraulic dredge barge aiming to remove up to 3 feet of built-up silt and sediment from the pond between Old Minorcan Trail & Terrier Way.

The work is fully funded by a Florida Division of Emergency Management grant also covering Gabordy Canal and canals along Aqua Court, Pine Shores Circle, and New Smyrna Beach’s multi-use trail.

In addition, the barge will soon see action along a 1.31-mile stretch of Turnbull Grand Canal from Old Mission Road to State Road 44, where chainsaw-toting crews have been hard at work clearing fallen trees and other debris since September 9.

This work is funded by a U.S. Department of Agriculture grant awarded to the city in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian to help improve water flow and reduce the risk of flooding.

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