We are eager to help you, but are not certain how to do so from what you have sent us so far. Please add more detail to your request so that we can identify what assistance to offer.

Public Works stores sand there. The pile that’s there now was highlighted at a public meeting that it could be used to protect the collapsing sand dunes in Ocean Park nearby. PLEASE leave this OPEN so others can comment. It’s been closed twice before.

Thank you so much for the additional information! We will keep this issue open, per your request.

Would you also provide location information so that Public Works will be better able to assist you?

311 Citizen Services - CS2 assigned this issue to Public Works Operations - PW Clerk

Thank you for using VB Works to report a concern to the City of Virginia Beach. Your service request has been forwarded to Public Works/Operations for investigation. For more information or a status update on your request, you can contact them directly at 757-385-1470. Please be sure to identify your concern as having come in via SeeClickFix/VB Works any time you call about these requests. Not all departmental personnel are involved in using this system.

Your concern was forwarded to proper staff for review. If you would like to discuss further please call Public Works Operations at 757-385-1470. Thank you.

Issue 8114002 has been marked as a duplicate of this issue.

While we understand the frustration and dissatisfaction with the replenishment project being delayed, your concern was forwarded to Dan Adams with coastal engineering who advised, that the sand stockpile at Lynnhaven Inlet is reserved for emergency conditions and moving it to Ocean Park Beach will not achieve the goals of the replenishment project. If you need anything further, you can also speak with Dan Adams directly at 757-385-4783. This request will be closed.

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