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Jodie Wagner Palm Beach Daily News After back-to-back hurricanes depleted the sand at Phipps Ocean Park, the town has begun a months-long project to replace it. As part of a $9 million beach renourishment project that mirrors one completed at Midtown Beach last May, approximately 400,000 cubic yards of sand will be dredged offshore and then placed along 1.6 miles of beach from the northern tip of Phipps Ocean Park southward to R.G. Kreusler Park near the Lake Worth Pier.  The new sand will replace losses from Hurricane Matthew in 2016 and Hurricane Irma the following year. The project also includes stockpiling 85,000 cubic yards of sand that will be hauled by trucks to dune-restoration areas throughout the town and South Palm Beach. That portion of the project will cost about $2 million, said Rob Weber, the town s Coastal Program manager.

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