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Dredging is currently occurring in:
Port Melbourne Channel (North of Bay)
Vessel undertaking works: Queen of
the Netherlands
Dredge material placed in: Port of
Melbourne Dredged Material Ground
Visible outcomes of works: Turbid plumes can
expect to be seen in the vicinity of dredging works.
Please maintain a safe distance from dredging equipment at all
times. For information on restricted access areas around vessels
please follow this link.
Further information on daily activities in each project area are
available in the tables below (n/a = no activities):
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Dredging works: Dredging
of clay is occurring in Port
Melbourne Channel between Kp10.7 and Kp18.6. For location
of KP's (Kilometre Points) please click here. (PDF, 4 Mb).
Dredging is scheduled to take
place in the Port Melbourne Channel today, Saturday, 15 March
and Sunday, 16 March. Queen of the
Netherlands will also travel to the South Channel to
take on a load of sand to clean the clay residue in the
hopper. This will be done as required depending on the
build up of clay from the dredging in the north.
Approximately one load a day will be taken from the east of
Hovell Pile and placed in the Port of Melbourne Dredged
Material Ground in the north of the bay.
Dredged material will be placed in the Port of
Melbourne Dredged Material Ground.
Queen of the Netherlands is scheduled to return to
South Wharf on Monday morning (17/03) for approximately three
days. The vessel will be in port for refuelling and
repairs.
A sweep bar and tugboat are being used in the Port
Melbourne Channel. These work independent of the
Queen of the Netherlands.
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PLEASE NOTE: The information on this page is subject to change .
For further information on the location of dredging activities
please call toll free 1800 731 022.
Daily activity updates will be provided on weekdays outlining the
planned works for the next 24 hours (am to
am). The Friday daily activity update will outline
the planned works for that day and the weekend to
follow (Friday am to Monday am).
Project Areas and Dredging
Locations
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Page last
updated: 14
March 2008
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