25 Mar 2016

NAO-2014-00555/16-V0200

Expiration date: 4/27/2016

Prince William County Department of Transportation proposes to temporarily and permanently impact jurisdictional wetlands and waters of the United States for the widening of Minnieville Road from an existing two-lane road to a four-lane divided road with a raised median from Spriggs Road to Dumfries Road (Route 234), a sidewalk on the south side of the road, a shared use path on the north side of the road, thru-lanes with curb and gutter, four stormwater management ponds and a culvert replacement at Powell’s Creek in Prince William County, Virginia. Permanent impacts are to 0.569 acre of palustrine forested wetland (PFO), 0.108 acre of palustrine emergent wetland (PEM), and 1,263 linear feet of stream channel. Permanent conversion impacts are to 0.198 acre of PFO. Temporary impacts are to 0.076 acre PFO, 3 square feet of PEM, and 138 linear feet of stream channels. Comment period ends April 27, 2016.

16 Mar 2016

NAO-2005-03248

Expiration date: 4/18/2016

The applicant proposes to hydraulically dredge a 1,048 foot long by 168 foot wide mooring basin with a 450 foot long flared ingress/egress channel to a maximum depth of -45 feet MLW adjacent to Pier P at Lambert's Point Docks in Norfolk. The project is a combination of maintenance and new dredging with direct disposal of the material to CIDMMA (Craney Island).

15 Mar 2016

NAO-2002-3818 (16-V0247)

Expiration date: 4/13/2016

The applicant proposes to expand the existing commercial container facility, adjacent berthing facilities, and road and rail infrastructure to access the terminal. These expanded facilities propose to fill 2.43 acres of sub-aqueous bottom, 2.15 acres of non-tidal wetlands.

11 Mar 2016

NAO-2012-1900 / VMRC #16-V0088

Expiration date: 4/14/2016

George Karavolos proposes to remove an existing failing bulkhead and concrete boat ramp, and construct a new 141 linear foot bulkhead so as to create two boat slips by excavating the area behind the failing bulkhead. In addition, the project includes mechanically dredging approximately 220 cubic yards (4,863 square feet) for an access channel and turning basin at a depth not to exceed -3.0 feet below mean low water. The dredged material will be transferred to sealed trucks on-site and disposed of off-site in a lawful manner. The project is located in a man-made canal to Broad Bay, a tributary to the Lynnhaven River, at 2004 English Cedar Circle in Virginia Beach, Virginia.

29 Feb 2016

NAO-2014-0044 Camp Pendleton Danger Zone

The district engineer has established a new Danger Zone in the waters of the Atlantic Ocean adjacent to Camp Pendleton, in Virginia Beach, Virginia. Effective date is March 30, 2016. This order will remain in effect until changes or formal regulations are developed.