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Posted on: September 5, 2019

[ARCHIVED] Fishing section on Daytona Beach's Pier Closed

Daytona Beach Pier image with fishing pier extension

A structural engineer has assessed the city-owned Daytona Beach Pier and found damage to the structure's cross bracing and decking on the eastern most section, which is the fishing section.  

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