Good evening, and welcome to our breaking news segment. A popular beach in Jensen Beach, Florida, has been temporarily closed due to a beach renourishment project undertaken by St. Lucie County. Dollman Beach, located at 9200 S. Ocean Drive on A1A, was shut down on January 5th and is expected to remain closed for several months, with intermittent closures scheduled over the next six months.
According to county officials, the project aims to replenish the beach with sand and smooth out the shoreline using heavy equipment. The northern overflow parking area has been closed to traffic and pedestrians as equipment mobilization has begun. However, beachgoers can still access the south side of the parking lot and the beach access route on weekends.
The project is slated for completion on June 30th, at which point the beach is expected to reopen. Residents and tourists are advised to plan accordingly and check for updates on the project's progress. This beach renourishment project is a vital effort to maintain the beauty and safety of Dollman Beach. The information in this article was first published in "USA TODAY".
Dollman Beach in Jensen Beach will be closed this and next week, with more intermittent closures expected over the next six months during a beach ...Alternative viewpoints and findings: See here
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