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Pinellas County (FL) beach nourishment project has officially reached Treasure Island.
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Contractors began work on the south end of Sunset Beach last week and will stay there for a couple of weeks before crews move north to other sections of Sunset Beach.
During construction, Sunset Beach from the rock jetty to the southern tip will be an active work zone and closed to the public. The Tern parking lot and Sunset Beach Pavilion playground will also be closed during this time for safety.
This $125.7 million effort, funded by Pinellas County through the Tourism Development Tax and state grants with $14.2 million reimbursed by the State of Florida, will place more than 2.5 million cubic yards of sand on to the Pinellas County beaches before the end of January deadline.
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Pinellas County (FL) beach nourishment project has officially reached Treasure Island. Contractors began work on the south end of Sunset Beach last week and will stay there for a couple of weeks before crews move north to other sections of Sunset Beach. During construction, Sunset Beach from the roc
