Delray Beach authorized Coastal Planning & Engineering Inc. to proceed with preliminary engineering for the 2012 beach renourishment project for up to $428,412. The funds are 100 percent reimbursable from federal, state and county governments, according to a memo from Paul Dorling, director of planning and zoning, delivered at commissioners’ Aug. 4 meeting. The work will include analysis to determine the project size, scope and initial beach fill design, as well as preparation of a beach renourishment design that will be incorporated in the state and federal joint coastal permit application. — Margie Plunkett
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