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Home›Dredging›Pacific Dredge moves forward with Linda Isle maintenance dredging
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May 7, 2026 · about 3 months ago

Pacific Dredge moves forward with Linda Isle maintenance dredging

The Linda Isle Maintenance Dredging Project is currently underway, led by Pacific Dredge & Construction on behalf of the Linda Isle Community Association and individual homeowners. According to Pacific Dredge, this comprehensive effort includes dredging the access channel and inner lagoon, along wit

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Pacific Dredge moves forward with Linda Isle maintenance dredging
photo courtesy of Pacific Maritime Group, Inc.

The Linda Isle Maintenance Dredging Project is currently underway, led by Pacific Dredge & Construction on behalf of the Linda Isle Community Association and individual homeowners.

According to Pacific Dredge, this comprehensive effort includes dredging the access channel and inner lagoon, along with targeted work at individual docks and slips.

In total, approximately 45,000 cubic yards of material will be removed to restore safe navigation and improve waterfront access throughout the community.

Operations are being executed with a highly coordinated fleet, including the Horton dredge, the scows Thing 1 and Thing 2, and the tug Tommy.

Pacific said that dredge material is safely transported offshore to the LA-3 Offshore Disposal Site, ensuring full compliance with environmental and regulatory requirements.

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