To ensure safe navigation of the Mandurah Ocean Entrance Channel and maintain the beaches to the north, each year sand is pumped to the other side of the channel, continuing the natural flow of sand along the coast.
   1. Sand is excavated from the sand trap.
   2. Sand is fed directly into a mobile screening and pumping plant which
       mixes it with water to form a slurry.
   3. The slurry is pumped across the channel and along the coastline 600
       metres north.
   4. Sand is deposited on to the beach and naturally continues to move
       northwards along the coast.
The current bypassing target for Mandurah is 100,000 cubic metres per year which is moved between June and November. In the interest of safety, sections of the beach will be temporarily closed to the public during
operations. Please note the warning signs and where necessary use the alternative beach access points.

Christmas Cocktail Party Reply Form

I / we will be attending the Christmas Function at Peel Thunder Football Club in Dower Street on Sunday 7th December from 6.30pm.

Payee’s Name:

Names of Partner/Guests:

Address:

Email Address(es) :

Phone number (preferably a mobile):

Total number attending:                                    

Comments / special requests:

Total payment made: $                                    Please tick your method of payment below:

Cheque Please make cheques payable to Port Mandurah Residents Association and
mail to: P.M.R.A., 27 Starfire Close, Halls Head, WA 6210.

EFT Or electronically transfer funds to the PMRA account:
Bendigo Bank BSB: 633000 Account No: 136986080 quoting your name as reference.
       Please include a copy of the electronic receipt with your application. 

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