Barnstable Sandy Neck Beach Project Gets Another Information Session

BARNSTABLE, MA — Barnstable will host another informational meeting to review additional conceptual designs for the Sandy Neck Beach Facility Coastal Resiliency Project.

This meeting is a follow-up to the Jan. 12, presentation, where alternatives for long-term coastal resiliency at the Sandy Neck Public Beach Facility were reviewed with the public. The meeting can be viewed here.

This upcoming informational session will be held in-person on April 5 at 6 p.m. in the Harborview Conference Room, 3195 Main St., in Barnstable.

According to a proposal from CLE Engineering, Inc., the goal of the project is to "explore various conceptual long-term alternatives that will continue to support current on-site access and address the severe erosion and primary dune loss that has occurred at the Sandy Neck Public Beach."

The project goals state that the alternatives should be sustainable for at least 50 years, economically viable, permissible under current environmental regulations and supports current parking capacity and public usage.

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