Mile 264 Report
May 7, 2007
by connierbruce
Other Mile 264 Reports (15)
2021
January 7, 2021 - rbourke
Dune removal. See photos. Also, the Facebook drilling was active with a large loud machine working.
2020
August 15, 2020 - rbourke
More cars parked at the end of Pollock Ave. than ever before and more people on the beach than previous years.
April 20, 2020 - rbourke
The large sign on the sand at marker 34B of Sitka Sedge Park warning against driving any further north on the beach has been pushed down.
March 13, 2020 - rbourke
Heavy equipment in place, noise curtains installed and removal of all vegitation on the lot, save for a few feet between shoreline and chain link fencing.
2018
November 11, 2018 - rbourke
Dune fire pit much closer to beach grass that what is allowed.
2011
May 28, 2011 - rbourke
All in all the beach was pretty clean.
2010
April 4, 2010 - rbourke
The big change was the addition of new riprap that covers the ocean frontage on about 10 lots, most built.
2009
October 17, 2009 - smish73
There were 2 boats close to shore speeding. Within the hour a 2-3 foot juvenile salmon shark washed up bleeding with a prop cut that severed it's tail. cause of death most likely suffocation and...
August 22, 2009 - rbourke
Large quantities of horse manure at driftline, piles every 3 or 4 feet for an extensive length of the beach, extending into mile 265. We find such a large quantity of horse manure troubling and worry...
March 8, 2009 - rbourke
Only remarkable change is the large number of jellyfish washed up at tideline.
2008
October 25, 2008 - rbourke
About normal for this time of year. Less dune erosion than in some previous years.
July 3, 2008 - rbourke
As is usual, the beach is quite clean. Even after the Labor Day weekend, there was no litter to be seen.
2007
September 9, 2007 - rbourke
Beach was very clean and uncrowded.
April 28, 2007 - rbourke
very little to note. Beach was very clean. Thank you SOLV!
February 18, 2007 - rbourke
Due to the bad weather, very little human or bird activity. Extremely large piece of a ship, barge or dock on north end of mile 264. This could present a danger if anyone was close and it was hit...