JAKARTA - The Thousand Islands Regency Water Service (SDA) conducted an initial survey of the construction of abrasion retaining embankments on the east and west sides of Benteng Pier, Kelapa Island.
"The Mutual Check Awal Survey (MC-0) is an important first step before physical work begins," said Head of SDA Sub-dept. SDA Sub-dept. Wahyu Maulana in Jakarta, Thursday.
He said this survey was conducted to ensure the location of the activity point, calculate the volume of the type of work accurately.
Then determine the time of work so as not to interfere with residents' activities.
He said the length of the embankment to be built was about 888 meters and the MC-0 survey was aimed at preventing excesses or volume shortages between the plan picture and the existing conditions in the field.
Wahyu explained that this survey also ensures that the actual volume of work is in accordance with the real conditions in the field so that the construction of the embankment can be more efficient and accurate.
The Head of the North Thousand Islands Sub-district, Angga Saputra, appreciated the steps taken by the SDA Sub-Department to strengthen the embankment in Kelapa Island Village.
According to him, this development is very important in order to prevent abrasion and sweeping of the coastline, which often threatens residential areas.
He assessed that with the assistance of all parties, the survey process can be transparent and can be a common reference so that there are no calculation errors when physical work begins.
Local communities are also involved in this process in order to get direct information about the plan to build embankments. This is important because the project is located in a densely populated residential area.
"The embankment project is expected to strengthen the protection of coastlines on Kelapa Island from the threat of abrasion and sea waves that often occur, especially during the west wind season," he said.
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