Wildlife trust wants marina silt disposed offshore
Brighton Marina wants to restart dredging next year but still needs a site to dispose of the silt.
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"Maintaining safe navigational access to Brighton Marina is not optional. It is a legal requirement and fundamental to the operation of the marina."
— John Cervenka , Executive
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Brighton Marina wants to restart dredging next year but still needs a site to dispose of the silt.
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