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Local advocates urge Saco to pursue dune replenishment, seawall redesign and beach cleanup; symposium set for March 17

2505716 · March 4, 2025
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Members of Save Our Shores and local residents urged the council to pursue coastal resilience measures including dune replanting programs, reassessing seawall design, and organizing beach cleanups. Speakers also announced a Saco Bay symposium on March 17.

SACO, Maine — During public comment at the March 3 Saco City Council meeting, representatives of Save Our Shores and local residents urged the city to adopt a more proactive approach to coastal resilience, including dune replenishment, seawall redesign and coordinated beach cleanups.

"We need a plan," David Plavin said, identifying himself as vice president of Save Our Shores, Saco Bay. Plavin told the council that the city’s seasonal approach to seawall maintenance — moving rocks that fall…

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