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Sunday, April 18, 2004

*The South Island Dredging Association missed a deadline to clean up South Beach
-Charleston Post and Courier, 4-18-04

*Port Royal's Soft Shell Crab Festival debuts
-Beaufort Gazette, 4-18-04

*Dredging association misses cleanup deadline
-Hilton Head Island Packet Online, 4-18-04

*Beach growth boosts renourishment odds: A recently released Hilton Head Island beach monitoring report shows that, in 2003, most of the dry beach grew or held stable
*Hilton Head Island's beaches have held up better than expected since the 1997 renourishment project
*Budget cut delays beach renourishment: Hunting Island Park losing 7 to 15 feet of sand each year
*H.L. Hunley: A final farewell; crew who manned first submarine to sink warship is buried
-Carolina Morning News, 4-18-04

*Crew's catch lower than desired; G-8 Summit may force delay in start to seafood season
-Florida Times Union, 4-18-04

*Police are warning boat owners anchored in St. Augustine waters that thieves are on the prowl for new motors, equipment and vessels
-St. Augustine Record, 4-18-04

*Anglers reel into Destin for snapper
-Destin Log, 4-17-04

 

 

 




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Story last updated at 6:58 a.m. Sunday, April 18, 2004

 



Agency says group missed deadline for cleaning beach
Associated Press

HILTON HEAD ISLAND--The South Island Dredging Association missed a deadline to clean up South Beach, state coastal regulatory officials said.

Chris Brooks, state Office of Ocean and Coastal Resource Management deputy commissioner, said the agency would talk with the dredging association this week to determine how the beach should be cleaned.

The state says the association put mud on the beach.

He said the state probably would require the dredging association to cover up the mud because removing it would further harm the beach.

The association has denied responsibility for the mud on the beach.

Stan Barnett, the association's attorney, has said the association has proof the material was on the beach before the project to pump up to 50,000 cubic yards of "beach quality" sand in May.

The town of Hilton Head Island agreed to pay up to $300,000 for the sand.

The association was dredging the mouth of nearby Baynard Cove. The town stopped the work May 20, shortly after it began, saying the material being pumped onto the beach didn't meet the standards called for in the contract.

The association was never paid for the work.




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