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eyenotall777 05-28-2008 05:35 PM

Perched Beach
 
I am currently in the process of researching perched beaches. I know what a perched beach is and what it's impact is on the shore/environment, but anyone tell me a round about figure to have this done. How much it could costs? Let's say approx. 20'L x 7' deep. There is already a beach that has been there for over 50yrs.

Also-what would the process be to obtain a permit? Any info would be greatly appreciated.

TomC 05-28-2008 06:42 PM

i had mine done by Watermark Marine construction
 
They did all the permitting. it was about the size you mention, maybe a little smaller. Cost was ~$6K.

eyenotall777 05-28-2008 08:44 PM

Thanks
 
Thanks for the response. Would you have any pics of the work they did for you? Could you PM them to me? I am trying to a get a visual idea before attempting to change our beach area.

GWC... 05-28-2008 09:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by eyenotall777 (Post 71542)
Thanks for the response. Would you have any pics of the work they did for you? Could you PM them to me? I am trying to a get a visual idea before attempting to change our beach area.

Here's some pics from their website:

http://www.docksource.com/beach.jpg

http://www.docksource.com/beach12.jpg

http://www.docksource.com/bch1204.JPG

http://www.docksource.com/gallery.htm

ACutAbove 05-29-2008 08:16 PM

There are lots of really good companies in the area for this type of stone work. I have seen lots of different kinds stone used for this application but mostly field stone or a stacking stone around the back side is really nice. It just all depends on how much you are looking to spend. Having a budget for a comtractor to work from is a great first step, rather than just saying quote me a price on the job. I guess knowing what kind of stone and deminsions of the area are great first steps to a project like this. Also making sure the permiting portion is taken care of before the job gets under way is very helpful also.
If you have any questions I can try and help you best I can, by pointing you in the right direction. Just ask...


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