Brevard County hopes the federal government will fund a $700,000 investigation and see if it will improve water quality in the Indian River Lagoon by removing a portion of the State Route 528 Causeway .
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Brevard County hopes the federal government will fund a $700,000 investigation and see if it will improve water quality in the Indian River Lagoon by removing a portion of the State Route 528 Causeway .
Malcolm Denemark/Florida Today
Brevard County hopes the federal government will fund a $700,000 investigation and see if it will improve water quality in the Indian River Lagoon by removing a portion of the State Route 528 Causeway .
Malcolm Denemark/Florida Today
Under the A. Max Brewer Bridge, which extends to Indian River Lagoon in Titusville, a man casts the vehicle assembly in the background.
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Lines of concrete structures line the Max Brewer Memorial Parkway, waiting to be installed in the river.
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The crew began installing a WAD (wave attenuator) on the southeast side of the Maxbrewer Bridge on the Indian River. Large concrete triangles act as erosion deterrents. Wads divert energy from incoming waves, dissipate the waves, and protect the coast and the roots.
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A groundbreaking event took place earlier this month on the east side of the Max Brewer Bridge for the Titusville Causeway Multi-Tropic Restoration and Living Shoreline Resilyency Action Project. In the foreground there is a Wave Atternest Device (WAD). They are located along the coastline to prevent erosion and help sand accumulate.
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The crew began installing a WAD (wave damper) on the southeast side of the Maxbrewer Bridge on the Indian River. Wads divert energy from incoming waves, dissipate the waves, and protect the coast and the roots.
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On Monday, workers were trying to tow a large yacht from the coast of Sandpoint Park. Some of the boats moored on the Indian River near Sandpond Park in Titusville when Hurricane Milton struck Brevard are now scattered along the coast of Titusville, and are now engulfed by Max. They are scattered across the road to Brewer Bridge.
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In June 2002, traffic will be backed up in the eastbound lanes of the Beeline Expressway. The crew had pulled two trucks involved in the previous shipwreck and began cleaning up the sand and magazines that had spilled from the two trucks.
Tim Short
