Panama City Dredging and Shoreline Stabilization Projects
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
This project consists of dredging in four different sites as well as shoreline stabilization
and protection at two of those sites.
Poston Bayou- Dredging of approximately 4,750 CY from a 20 ft x 1,200 ft public
channel to a depth of 5 ft below mean low water (MLW).
Watson Bayou- Dredging of approximately 1,600 CY from within a 1.14 ac section
of Watson Bayou to a depth 5 ft below (MLW).
Johnson Bayou- Dredging of approximately 1,020 CY from a 20 ft x 450 ft public
channel to a depth of 5 ft below (MLW).
Replacing approximately 105 ft of existing seawall and utilizing a portion of
the dredge sediment to backfill behind the seawall.
Lake Huntington- Dredging of approximately 1,520 CY from a 30 ft x 730 ft public
channel to a depth of 5 ft below (MLW).
Stabilizing 450 ft of shoreline with a rock revetment and extending an
existing seawall 35 ft. A portion of the dredge sediment will be used to create the
proper grade and compaction for the revetment.
All remaining sediment will be hauled to the City's soil storage facility off of
Redwood Avenue.
