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Committee examines Flex‑A‑Mat sample as a possible beach erosion control
Summary
Ed Jackson brought a Flex‑A‑Mat sample and brochure to explore whether the mat system could reduce beach erosion; he will continue research to evaluate suitability for foot traffic and installation at Sandy Bottom Park.
Ed Jackson introduced a sample of the Flex‑A‑Mat system and a brochure with photographs showing the product in use as a potential solution for beach erosion at Sandy Bottom Park. Committee members raised concerns about whether the mat surface would be comfortable or safe for beach users to walk on given the rough surface shown in the materials.
The committee assigned an action to Ed Jackson to continue researching the Flex‑A‑Mat system and investigate whether it could be adapted for use at the park beach. No procurement decisions were made; further evaluation and possibly vendor consultation were recommended.
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