Buster Bean Dredge Begins Work In Destin Pass
The Buster Bean dredge, the largest in Destin, starts maintenance work to remove about 200000 cubic yards of sand from East Pass and Old Pass Lagoon entrance. Operated by Bean Dredging Corp of New Orleans, it will run 24/7 for about 14 to 40 days, with disposal at a nearby site. The project, costing 539900 dollars, seeks rapid completion aided by the vessel size.
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Skipper Seeks Delay on Reef Rubble Cleanup in Destin
Destin residents complain about discarded appliances on Highway 98 as county officials weigh an extension for cleaning reef materials. Boat captain Olin Marler faces a 10 day deadline but seeks delay to reuse items for a Gulf reef. Destin Chamber pushes against extension. County officials note broad litter rules and potential public nuisance, with a recommendation for extension until November after the Destin Fishing Rodeo.
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Destin
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Kelly Docks
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Preservation of Destin
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Destin Chamber of Commerce Board
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Chamber
John Dowd
Commission
Bill Zell
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