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Work continues on conversion of marina to park

Published 1:30 am Thursday, September 22, 2016

By Dan Bates

Yeah, but can they get those truck reflections out of the water? Marysville is in the process of cleaning up and converting the former Geddes Marina into a park. That involves putting down a six-inch cap of clean fill and cloth to isolate any contaminants that may be there. Later a layer of sand will be laid on the lagoon bottom for the same reason. (Dan Bates / The Herald)
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Yeah, but can they get those truck reflections out of the water? Marysville is in the process of cleaning up and converting the former Geddes Marina into a park. That involves putting down a six-inch cap of clean fill and cloth to isolate any contaminants that may be there. Later a layer of sand will be laid on the lagoon bottom for the same reason. (Dan Bates / The Herald)

Yeah, but can they get those truck reflections out of the water? Marysville is in the process of cleaning up and converting the former Geddes Marina into a park. That involves putting down a six-inch cap of clean fill and cloth to isolate any contaminants that may be there. Later a layer of sand will be laid on the lagoon bottom for the same reason. (Dan Bates / The Herald)
Yeah, but can they get those truck reflections out of the water? Marysville is in the process of cleaning up and converting the former Geddes Marina into a park. That involves putting down a six-inch cap of clean fill and cloth to isolate any contaminants that may be there. Later a layer of sand will be laid on the lagoon bottom for the same reason. (Dan Bates / The Herald)

Yeah, but can they get those truck reflections out of the water? Marysville is in the process of cleaning up and converting the former Geddes Marina into a park. That involves putting down a six-inch cap of clean fill and cloth to isolate any contaminants that might be there. Later a layer of sand will be laid on the lagoon bottom for the same reason.

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