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GEI Consultants Presents $10M Erosion Mitigation Plans for Port Jefferson

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GEI Consultants presented plans to the Port Jefferson village board regarding erosion mitigation at East Beach. The effort is part of a $10 million, two-phase project designed to stabilize a 97-foot bluff that has been eroding for more than a decade. The project includes vegetation and a 100-yard-long steel barrier buried beneath a concrete wall.

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Why it matters

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The stabilization project is necessary because erosion has threatened a catering hall at the village-owned Port Jefferson Country Club. The village is preparing plans for the next phase of this large-scale effort to protect the cliff.

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Who's involved

  • GEI ConsultantsConsulting company presenting plans for the shoreline stabilization project

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • GEI ConsultantsSpeculative

    GEI Consultants might secure a contract opportunity related to the $10 million erosion mitigation project, affecting its revenue.

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