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Home›Dredging›VIDEO: Contractor Removes Silt from Peel Marina, Isle of Man
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April 17, 2014 · about 12 years ago

VIDEO: Contractor Removes Silt from Peel Marina, Isle of Man

After continuing concerns over a build up of silt, the Peel Marina dredging project is finally underway. This area was last dredged in 2012. “Silt is carried down the River Neb, particularly after heavy rainfall. This is a natural process,” said Ann Reynolds, Director of Ports at the Department of I

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After continuing concerns over a build up of silt, the Peel Marina dredging project is finally underway. This area was last dredged in 2012.

“ Silt is carried down the River Neb, particularly after heavy rainfall. This is a natural process, ” said Ann Reynolds, Director of Ports at the Department of Infrastructure .

“ The works are always programmed to take place between January and May to allow for fish migratory patterns, ” he added.

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Dredging Today Staff, April 17, 2014

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