Abstract
1. The expediency of hydraulic-fill grading of marshy coastal territories and city dumps for housing construction and recreation park and beach zones was proved practically. 2. Underwater coastal borrow pits in the shallow-water zone can be used for direct dredging of soil. 3. In the absence of sand borrow pits, fine-grained loamy sand soils can be used for hydraulic filling the construction sites. 4. To operate dredges on large water areas under conditions of violent wind-wave action, it is necessary to work out a special works organization plan taking into account the preservation of supply lines, machines, and crew during a storm and under ice conditions in the winter. 5. The possibility of using the ash of heat and power plants for engineering grading of a marshy territory for housing construction on a pile foundation was proved.
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