10 Dec 2020

NAO-2003-02984

Expiration date: 1/9/2021

Norfolk District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers received a proposal for renourishment at Buckroe Beach in Hampton, Virginia, with a comment period closing Jan. 9.

12 Sep 2019

NAO-2017-01269

Expiration date: 10/12/2019

The city of Virginia Beach proposes to modify their individual permit for the dredging and placement of beach nourishment along Chesapeake and Ocean Park beachs. The modification will place an additional 350,000 cubic yards of sand material along the shoreline, resulting in additional impacts to approximately 6.5 acres of intertidal non-vegetated wetlands and 26.5 acres of subaqueous bottom.

26 Nov 2018

NAO-1992-1455

Expiration date: 12/26/2018

NASA Wallops' has submitted an application to re-nourish their shoreline back to pre-Hurricane Sandy conditions in order to protect NASA, US NAVY, and MARS facilities on the island. The project will include dredging, beach nourishment, and the placement of breakwaters along the shoreline of Wallops Island Flight Facility.

11 Jul 2018

NAO-2005-04051

Expiration date: 8/9/2018

The City of Hampton proposes to replace an existing vinyl sheet pile jetty with a stone jetty, and to expand an existing stone jetty at the Salt Ponds Inlet in Hampton, VA. In addition, the City of Hampton proposes to maintenance dredge and expand the existing Salt Ponds Inlet navigation channel between the newly improved jetty structures.

22 Feb 2017

NAO-14-1391

Expiration date: 3/9/2017

The U.S. Coast Guard proposes modify an existing permit authorization to dredge approximately 89,257 cubic yards of material to a maximum depth of -10 feet below mean low water from approximately 296,208 square feet of subaqueous bottom within Wormley Creek and the York River. The project will realign the existing channel where Wormely Creek meets the York River, and create a channel to the existing boat ramp at the Coast Guard Training Center Yorktown. The dredged material from the channel will be removed by mechanical or hydraulic cutterhead dredge methods during the initial and future maintenance dredging cycles. The sandy dredged material from the entrance of the channel will be used as beach nourishment along the York River shoreline of the Coast Guard Training Center York, and the fine dredge material will be transported by bottom dump scow to the Wolftrap Alternate Placement Site within the Chesapeake Bay. The proposed permit modification will allow for the construction of a temporary access road to be used for the offloading and transportation of the sandy dredged material to be placed along the York River shoreline. The proposed access road will result in temporary impacts to 118,000 square feet of wetlands and/or waters, and those areas will be restored to pre-existing conditions upon completion of the project.