The county has done this before and you've seen it. Doesn't help because houses were built too close and are blocking nature. The natural thing is for the outlet to move westward as they do for every other Lake. The sand added is long gone.Since 2005, when 20 dump truck loads of full sand were deposited on the historic flood plain of the inlet, the inlet has been forced too far westward to break out normally. This has upset the salinity levels, decreasing fish populations and increasing invasive species of plants. It has undermined houses, and hampered access to the beach for both locals and visitors alike. Restoration of the inlet to its historical position is a good thing.