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Coochiemudlo dredging update: 30 September

30 September 2013
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Council has just been advised by the contractor that dredging will occur near the Coochiemudlo Jetty this week.

Swimming in the immediate vicinity, including jumping from the jetty, is not permitted, due to safety reasons. Stay safe and obey the signage.

The dredging has been brought forward and will now take place closer to the jetty this week than originally planned as a result of less work required in the deeper area.

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