$6 million Pass-a-Grille beach project planned to start in June
The plan is to use sand being dredged from the nearby Grand Canal — first filling in the area south of the Hurricane Grill.
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The plan is to use sand being dredged from the nearby Grand Canal — first filling in the area south of the Hurricane Grill.
A project aimed at renourishing Pass-a-Grille Beach is set to start in early June, shutting down a stretch of the beach for months. Businesses in the area will remain open.
Pinellas County will begin a sand renourishment project at Pass-a-Grille Beach on June 3, right as Hurricane season starts.
Pinellas County collected more than $14.6 million in tourist taxes in March — its most ever in a single month.
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