Dredging begins at Hagerstown City Park

The dredging work of the lower lake in Hagerstown City Park is underway. It’s expected that the consistency of “pudding” can be finished in a month, on account of removing the silt.

The silt of the work will be sent to the Forty West Landfill off National Pike and is used to daily protection.

The project designed by Bayland Consultants, and the part of dredging hands over Edwin A.and John O.Crandell Inc., of West River, Md.

As a construction manager with Bayland Consultants & Designers, Bill Heckert believes that the work will be accomplished by the middle of next month.

Rodney A.Tissue, the engineer of Hagerstown City, said that the depth of the lake may decrease to 6 inches, which its original depth up to 7 feet.

The contract of dredging granted by Hagerstown City is more than $1 million.

The news is collated by Globaldredge.com – Dredging Pipeline Supplier.