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Corps: dune‑grass restoration planned; access to jetty to resume where safe

City of Ocean Shores · July 28, 2026
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Summary

Corps said the site will be restored after construction using hydroseeding and replanting and that, where safe, public access to the jetty will be restored as sections are completed; full restoration may take about a year after construction ends.

The Corps said the project includes site-restoration specifications after construction: hydroseeding and replanting to return dune grass and landscape to a condition resembling preconstruction as the contractor demobilizes.

"So the site will be restored to the pretty dune grass," Gabby Cioppini said, and she estimated that revegetation success will become evident about a year after work finishes. Corps and city staff said they will remove fencing as sections are finished and try to keep areas open to the public when it is safe, but they cautioned that some sections must remain closed during active work.