7 Mar 2017

NAO-2009-05001

Expiration date: 3/27/2017

The applicant proposes to install 210 linear feet of sheetpile bulkhead, dredge by mechanical methods a 380-foot by 140-foot basin to -42 feet MLW, install a 380-foot by 124-foot drydock structure (including apron), two associated mooring dolphins and a ramp to provide access from the shipyard to the drydock. An existing pier located in the footprint will be removed. The project is located in the Eastern Branch of the Elizabeth River a tributary to the Chesapeake Bay, at 1818 Brown Avenue, Norfolk, Virginia.

3 Mar 2017

CENAO-WR-R 2007-1323 16-V1887

Expiration date: 4/3/2017

The project site is approximately 23 acres and is generally located south of Route 60, south east of Bottoms Bridge, east of White Oak Road, in Henrico County, Virginia. The project site drains into the Chickahominy River, a tributary to the James River, a navigable water of the U.S. The applicant proposes to conduct mining activities within existing mining area. The applicant proposes to import approximately 370,000 cubic yards of fill material to the site once mining is complete. The fill material will be placed approximately 2-3 feet below the surrounding ground elevation and will be subsequently converted back to open water. These impacts were previously authorized but not taken prior to the expiration date of the permit. The project will temporarily impact approximately 19 acre of open water. No compensatory mitigation is required.

1 Mar 2017

Environmental Assessment for Potential Impact Flood Plains in Hampton

Expiration date: 3/16/2017

The Air Force is preparing an Environmental Assessment (EA) for dredged material placement from maintenance dredging of the Back River Federal Navigation Channel Project located adjacent to Joint Base Langley-Eustis (JBLE - Langley). This project is necessary to provide access and safe navigation in support of national defense to JBLE-Langley in Hampton, Virginia, from the Chesapeake Bay.

1 Mar 2017

CENAO-WR-R 2006-6600

Expiration date: 4/1/2017

The project site is approximately 177 acres and is located south west of Route 288, north of Old Hundred in Chesterfield County, Virginia. The project site drains into Tomahawk Creek, a tributary to Swift Creek. The stated purpose of the project is to construct a mix use development, including commercial buildings, multi-family homes, office space, stormwater structures, roads, and utility lines. The proposed project is part of an on-going development known as Tomahawk Creek.