Sludge disposal in an economic and environmentally acceptable fashion is a universal problem in wastewater treatment. The initial concept of the demonstration project was to develop a process that would employ wet digested sewage sludge to reclaim seashore land. This final report contains the results of four programs that were conducted serially. The first program demonstrated with laboratory scale experiments the critical problems and the feasibility of the proposed concepts. The second program employed bench scale experiments concerned with pollution, drying and settling of the sludge. The third program employed truck load samples and these results form the basis for the conclusion presented. The fourth program of full scale field demonstration is in progress.