3 Feb 2021

SECTION 404 (b)(l) EVALUATION REPORT EASTPOINT CHANNEL

The Eastpoint Channel is located in Saint George Sound of Apalachicola Bay within Franklin County, Florida. The Eastpoint Channel Navigation Project is a part of the Federally authorized Apalachicola Bay Project. The overall project is described as a channel parallel to shore at Eastpoint, Florida that is 6- feet deep, 100- feet wide and approximately 6,000 feet long. The existing project was authorized by the River and Harbor Acts of 3 September 1954. Construction of the project was completed in October 1954. Subsequent maintenance of the channel was last conducted in 1984.

3 Feb 2021

Draft Environmental Assessment for the operation and maintenance of Eastpoint Federal Navigation Channel.

ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT Eastpoint Federal Navigation Project Eastpoint, Franklin County, Florida

15 Jan 2021

Okaloosa County, Florida Coastal Storm Risk Management Study Draft Integrated Feasibility Report and Environmental Assessment

The Tentatively Selected Plan (TSP) (i.e. proposed action) is Alternative 2 which consists of berm and dune nourishment to stabilize or restore eroded shoreline of Okaloosa County to reduce the risk of damage caused by wind-generated and tide-generated waves and currents. Restoring the beach-dune system allows greater stability and sustainability of the coastal environment once it has become re-established.

17 Sep 2020

Selma, Alabama Flood Risk Management Study Draft Integrated Feasibility Report and Environmental Assessment

The Tentatively Selected Plan (TSP) (i.e. proposed action) is Alternative 4 plus a floodplain management/emergency evacuation plan (FMEEP) to reduce the flood induced threats to cultural resources while also reducing the life-safety risk to citizens affected by flooding within the Study Area.

12 Jun 2020

Draft Environmental Assessment for Proposed Dredging at Little Brown Creek, Itawamba County, Mississippi

This EA was prepared utilizing a systematic, interdisciplinary approach integrating the natural and social sciences and the design arts with planning and decision-making. The proposed actions and its alternatives are evaluated in multiple contexts for short-term and long-term effects and for adverse and beneficial effects. This EA indicates the effects on the human environment that are well-known and do not involve unique or unknown risks. It is not anticipated that this is a precedent-setting action nor does it represent a decision in principle about future considerations.