Local authority has a budget of £5,000 a year for two removals
Port St Mary Commissioners says seaweed on its beach isn't an issue 'at the moment' - however it will be introducing a new clearing schedule.
The local authority has previously received criticism for not dealing with the issue and leaving the area with a 'horrific smell'.
Clerk Hayley Kinvig has confirmed the board has a budget of £5,000 a year, which covers two removals one before Easter and the other around September time.
She says a Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture licensed farmer collects the seaweed from the beach to use on his land.
Local Democracy Reporter Emma Draper has been speaking to her:
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