By Rye Record Staff
The work is expected to be complete by May 31, according to City Engineer Ryan Coyne.
The City is secure in FEMA providing 75 percent of the funding for the project, with the possibility that it may increase to 90 percent. (The Governor submitted a request to Washington, to increase the federal share due to the extent of damage in New York from Sandy.)
The needed equipment was in place by the end of April and the project began on May 2. The contractor is progressing nicely on the dredging of the Boat Basin and Channel. The substantial progress to date can be attributed to good weather, a competent contractor, and the on-site inspection team. As of May 20, the project was ahead of schedule and 16,750 cubic yards have been removed to the dumpsite.
“A post-dredge survey will determine the appropriate locations for additional dredging, and the City will pursue additional permits for the fall dredging window,” said the City Manager.
Photos by Arthur Stampleman
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