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  • NAO-1996-02465_12-V0366

    Expiration date: 8/24/2012

    Department of Game and Inland Fisheries proposes to realign and improve the navigable entrance of the canal at the entrance to Back Bay from the Princess Anne Wildlife Management Area boat launch facility in Virginia Beach, Va. by reconstructing the recently demolished jetties and dredging fopm outside the jetty to a point inside the entrance of the canal. Bulkhead and riprap propsed to prevent erosion along canal.

    PDF of DGIF Public Notice
    Maps and drawings

  • NAO-2010-2476

    Expiration date: 8/22/2012

    The proposed project, located south of Leesburg in Loudoun County, Va., is associated with the new road construction, Crosstrail Boulevard. It consists of the discharge of fill material into waters of the U.S. and work will occur in tributaries to Sycolin Creek.

    Crosstrail vicinity map
    Map of projected wetland impacts

  • NAO-2006-6951 Green Mountain Coffee Roasters

    Expiration date: 8/10/2012

    Green Mountain Coffee Roasters proposes to utilize an existing 329,000 square foot warehouse to manufacture coffee-related products.

    Green Mountain Aerial Map
    Green Mountain Drawings
    Green Mountain PN PDF

  • Revision of Standard Joint Permit Application

    The Norfolk District Corps of Engineers, Department of Environmental Quality and the Virginia Marine Resources Commission have issued revised versions of the Standard and Tidewater Joint Permit Applications. Changes to the Tidewater JPA include updated webpage links and some minor required information fields.

    Joint Permit Application Change
    Standard JPA
    Tidewater JPA

  • NAO-2012-1419 Rt 58

    Expiration date: 8/18/2012

    The applicant proposes drainage and roadway improvements to the Tri-County and Laurel Fork sections of the U. S. Route 58 corridor. Both sections will be expanded from an existing two-lane configuration to a 4-lane, divided highway with median-separated twin 2-lane pavement in each direction.

    NAO-2012_1419 RT PDF