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A brown pelican sits on a branch in front of a barge used by Southwind Construction to help clear Wiggins Pass of a shoal. The County contracted the company after at times very heated debates amongst commissioners. Boaters that used the shoal would said that it would often leave at times less than 2 feet for boaters to maneuver through the pass at low tide. Staff/Manuel Martinez

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A brown pelican sits on a branch in front of a barge used by Southwind Construction to help clear Wiggins Pass of a shoal. The County contracted the company after at times very heated debates amongst commissioners. Boaters that used the shoal would said that it would often leave at times less than 2 feet for boaters to maneuver through the pass at low tide. Staff/Manuel Martinez

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  • A brown pelican sits on a branch in front of a barge used by Southwind Construction to help clear Wiggins Pass of a shoal. The County contracted the company after at times very heated debates amongst commissioners. Boaters that used the shoal would said that it would often leave at times less than 2 feet for boaters to maneuver through the pass at low tide. Staff/Manuel Martinez
  • Beach goers sit near the shore of Wiggins Pass one day after Southwind Construction finished dredging a shoal in the Pass. The County contracted the company after at times very heated debates amongst commissioners. Boaters that used the shoal would said that it would often leave at times less than 2 feet for boaters to maneuver through the pass at low tide. Staff/Manuel Martinez
  • A brown pelican sits on a branch near a barge used by F Southwind Construction to help clear Wiggins Pass of a shoal. The County contracted the company after at times very heated debates amongst commissioners. Boaters that used the shoal would said that it would often leave at times less than 2 feet for boaters to maneuver through the pass at low tide. Staff/Manuel Martinez
  • A brown pelican sits on a branch near a barge used by Southwind Construction to help clear Wiggins Pass of a shoal. The County contracted the company after at times very heated debates amongst commissioners. Boaters that used the shoal would said that it would often leave at times less than 2 feet for boaters to maneuver through the pass at low tide. Staff/Manuel Martinez
  • Matt Ward uses a GPS unit for measuring the elevation of the sea floor after Southwind Construction was brought in to help clear Wiggins Pass of a shoal. The County contracted the company after at times very heated debates amongst commissioners. Boaters that used the shoal would said that it would often leave at times less than 2 feet for boaters to maneuver through the pass at low tide. Staff/Manuel Martinez
  • Matt Ward uses a GPS unit for measuring the elevation of the sea floor after Southwind Construction was brought in to help clear Wiggins Pass of a shoal. The County contracted the company after at times very heated debates amongst commissioners. Boaters that used the shoal would said that it would often leave at times less than 2 feet for boaters to maneuver through the pass at low tide. Staff/Manuel Martinez
  • A barge used by Florida Dredge and Dock to help clear Wiggins Pass of a shoal sits on one of the channels off of Wiggins Pass. The County contracted the company after at times very heated debates amongst commissioners. Boaters that used the shoal would said that it would often leave at times less than 2 feet for boaters to maneuver through the pass at low tide. Staff/Manuel Martinez
  • A barge used by Florida Dredge and Dock to help clear Wiggins Pass of a shoal sits on one of the channels off of Wiggins Pass. The County contracted the company after at times very heated debates amongst commissioners. Boaters that used the shoal would said that it would often leave at times less than 2 feet for boaters to maneuver through the pass at low tide. Staff/Manuel Martinez
  • Beach goers sit near the shore of Wiggins Pass one day after Southwind Construction finished dredging a shoal in the Pass. The County contracted the company after at times very heated debates amongst commissioners. Boaters that used the shoal would said that it would often leave at times less than 2 feet for boaters to maneuver through the pass at low tide. Staff/Manuel Martinez

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