The report outlined a three-phase process for maintaining the island. Phase I included channel dredging from Middle Sound Channel with relocation of the dredged sand to the southern ocean side of the island. This sand relocation would reestablish the beach width to 1990 conditions. Phase II called for channel maintenance and shoreline nourishment for the northern portion of the island. The sand source for beach replenishment in Phase II would come from the dredging of nearby Rich's Inlet. Phase III proposed continued channel maintenance of the Middle Sound Channel and dune reconstruction in order to further fight erosion.

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