The Port of Palm Beach and Army Corps of Engineers are trying to industrialize our marine park, recreation area, and environmental habitat – Peanut Island, Lake Worth Lagoon and Inlet – by deepening and widening the inlet and Intracoastal - so bigger ships, and more of them, can go in and out of the port.
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HEADLINES:
> Civic Association Hosts Flagler Bridge Closing Information Session
This season, the Civic Association was engaged in every major Palm Beach issue from the PUD-5 and the Port of Palm Beach to the Town elections and underground utilities.
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![Final Recommended Port & Inlet Plan by USACE. [Click picture to see larger image]](/images/2014/04/Port_Inlet-Recommended-Plan-FINAL-w780.jpg)
Final Recommended Port & Inlet Plan by USACE. [Click picture to see larger image]
The Army Corps of Engineers want to allow more and bigger ships than this in this inlet and recreational area? The green and red lines show where they would widen and deepen the inlet to get longer and wider ships in and out of the inlet.
Port-Inlet Expansion Proposal
Lew Crampton, Chairman of the Citizens’ Association of Palm Beach, announced today that organization’s formal opposition to the proposed $88 million dredging project to widen and deepen the Palm Beach Inlet.
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HEADLINES:
> North bridge to Close May 12 to Nov. 1
This Civic Association Letter to the Editor at the Palm Beach Daily News was published on 3/30/2014.
Letter to the Editor of the Palm Beach Daily News
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