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$68 Million Spent by Encore Boston Harbor to Complete Soil Cleanup, Inlet Dredging and Living Shoreline Work—$38 Million More Than Committed

After moving nearly a million tons of soil and sediment on land and water for more than 18 months and spending in excess of $68 million in private funds, Encore Boston Harbor announced that it has completed final remediation and cleanup work on its 33-acre site in Everett.

By Wynn Resorts | Published 6 years ago | About a 0 minute read
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The final cost is $38 million more than the $30 million amount previously estimated for site cleanup. An additional $14 million will be spent on landscaping and beautifying the six-acre Encore Harborwalk Park in front of the resort.

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Published May 15, 2018 8pm EDT / 5pm PDT / 1am BST / 2am CEST

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