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SWG-2008-00652 - Greehey and Company, Ltd. - Aransas County

Published Jan. 28, 2014
Expiration date: 2/28/2014
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The applicant proposes to create a mixed-use marina development with direct access to the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway (GIWW) on a 46.72- acre tract, which will include a marina, hotel, condominiums, retail space and single-family residential development.  The applicant states that the proposed marina design will include a canal system which will allow for water circulation by expanding the existing connection to the GIWW to take advantage of the predominant southeasterly breeze and allow water to move into and out of the canal.  The proposed canal will have a uniform depth of -8.00 ft MSL and will vary in width from 100 feet at its narrowest point to 550 feet at its widest point.  Approximately 56,551 cubic yards of material are proposed to be mechanically excavated from jurisdictional areas and 183,585 cubic yards of material from uplands during the creation of the proposed marina and canal.  Additionally, the applicant proposes to construct approximately 4,430 linear feet of bulkhead within the proposed canal.