Fairhope, Alabama. (fairhopetimes@att.net)
MAGNOLIA BEACH
After suffering another beating from Winter storms, the north end of Magnolia Beach is being repaired: water seems to build up and rise to higher levels in that cove-like area.
The numerous bulkheads along the shoreline, slowly-rising bay water level, and blockage of new sand naturally coming down creeks and gullies are some causes.
The extent/cost of the current effort has not been announced yet.
There appears to be damage to a storm water drainage pipe from the streets above as well.
A strategy for long-term beach sand replenishment is in early planning stages as well.
MAGNOLIA BEACH
After suffering another beating from Winter storms, the north end of Magnolia Beach is being repaired: water seems to build up and rise to higher levels in that cove-like area.
The numerous bulkheads along the shoreline, slowly-rising bay water level, and blockage of new sand naturally coming down creeks and gullies are some causes.
The extent/cost of the current effort has not been announced yet.
There appears to be damage to a storm water drainage pipe from the streets above as well.
A strategy for long-term beach sand replenishment is in early planning stages as well.
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