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May 7, 2025 · about 1 year ago

Vilano Boat Ramp closed for dredging

St. Johns County is announcing scheduled temporary closures at the Vilano Boat Ramp due to ongoing dredging operations aimed at improving navigation and safety. Due to narrow channel conditions during low tide and the presence of heavy equipment, the contractor has formally requested temporary closu

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Vilano Boat Ramp closed for dredging
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St. Johns County is announcing scheduled temporary closures at the Vilano Boat Ramp due to ongoing dredging operations aimed at improving navigation and safety.

Due to narrow channel conditions during low tide and the presence of heavy equipment, the contractor has formally requested temporary closures to ensure safe and efficient progress.

The proposed closure schedule is as follows:

The Vilano dredging is part of St. Johns County’s Annual Pre-Dredge Survey Program, which was recently launched to track sediment accumulation at key public boat ramps, including Vilano, Doug Crane, and Butler West. This data helps anticipate maintenance needs and informs annual budget planning.

The Vilano dredge project will remove approximately 6,000 cubic yards of sediment from the channel and boat basin. Brance Diversified has mobilized and begun on-site dredging operations.

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