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Safety Bay Pond dredging

Created by Ride Ride  > 9 months ago, 31 Oct 2018
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Ride
Ride

WA

236 posts

31 Oct 2018 6:24am
Just a quick FYI. Rockingham Council have just posted that dredging in the pond will begin again soon and they are also going to use carslie street to remove excavated sand. I have sailed in this area for 12 years and find that some areas around carslie street and also around Penguin island are getting seriously shallow. If you come down to safety bay for a sail watch all weed banks and every sand bank as it might only be 20cm deep.
Cheers
simon
Swindy
Swindy

WA

456 posts

31 Oct 2018 5:13pm
Does someone on the council have an interest in the dredging company. A garaunteed 250 k every two years. What a waste of time and our money. And what bacteria is living in that putred sand from the pond that they are going to dump on a pristine piece of beach.
Mat Black
Mat Black

WA

58 posts

2 Nov 2018 3:26pm
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Swindy said..
Does someone on the council have an interest in the dredging company. A garaunteed 250 k every two years. What a waste of time and our money. And what bacteria is living in that putred sand from the pond that they are going to dump on a pristine piece of beach.


Thankfully they are trucking the sand away this time
Subsonic
Subsonic

WA

3384 posts

3 Nov 2018 8:22am
Bummer theyre using the new sailing spot as the loading bay though.

Just when we thought we'd managed to get away from the nonsense
Swindy
Swindy

WA

456 posts

3 Nov 2018 5:18pm
I hope im proved wrong but i can't see them trucking away wet sand so they will have to dump it somewhere to dry out.
Ezybouy
Ezybouy

35 posts

4 Nov 2018 6:22am
Been a couple of articles in opinion secttion of both local Rockingham papers on the history of Tern Island from local resident who was part of local environment group Friends of Shoalwater may help people understand a bit more about the issues.
Ezybouy
Ezybouy

35 posts

4 Nov 2018 6:22am
Been a couple of articles in opinion secttion of both local Rockingham papers on the history of Tern Island from local resident who was part of local environment group Friends of Shoalwater may help people understand a bit more about the issues.
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