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  • CENAO-WR-R-06132016

    On June 1, 2016, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers published in the Federal Register its proposal to reissue the 50 existing nationwide permits (NWPs) and issue two new NWPs.

  • NAO-2016-00961

    Expiration date: 7/8/2016

    The Navy proposes to continue the construction of the North Gate, South Gate and perimeter fence project that was originally authorized under a State Program General Permit (SPGP). The majority of the work has already been completed. The applicant proposes additional impacts, which are now beyond the limits of the SPGP. The total impacts for the project include fill in 0.22 acres of forested wetlands and permanent conversion of 1.10 acres of forested wetlands to emergent wetlands. The project is located at NASO Dam Neck Annex in Virginia Beach, Virginia in Redwing Lake and Lake Tecumseh, tributaries to Back Bay.

  • NAO-05-2862

    Expiration date: 5/27/2016

    The applicant proposes to construct a road extension and a parking lot modification associated with the existing Commonwealth Green development, which will result in impacts to 0.557 acres of non-tidal wetlands. The applicant proposes to offset those impacts through the purchase of 1.114 credits from an approved wetland mitigation bank.

  • NAO-2014-00272

    Expiration date: 6/9/2016

    Fairfax – Department Public Works & Environmental Services proposes construction of the Huntington Levee and Pump Station Project. The purpose of the constructed levee and pumping station is to protect the homes and other property in the Huntington neighborhood from flooding. The project is located in Cameron Run and unnamed tributaries to Cameron Run in Huntington Park at the northern end of Liberty Drive in Fairfax County, Virginia.

  • NAO-2006-5989

    Expiration date: 5/23/2016

    The applicant’s stated proposes to develop 41 acres west of the Edgewood Estates residential development north of Carrollton Boulevard, south of Whippingham Parkway, in Carrollton, Virginia. The site drains into Ragged Island Creek, which drains into the James River, a navigable water of the U.S.