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SWG-2019-00189 - Prestige Oysters - Gulf Intracoastal Waterway - Matagorda County, Texas

Published Jan. 14, 2020
Expiration date: 2/14/2020
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PROJECT DESCRIPTION:  The applicant proposes to develop a commercial dock facility by excavating a marina in uplands bordered by the construction of a bulkhead and a 25-foot-wide concrete work area around the perimeter of the marina.  The marina will be excavated to -10 feet Mean High Tide (MHT).  An entrance channel connecting the marina to the GIWW will be excavated to the equivalent depth in the GIWW.  All improvements will be placed above the MHT line on the site except for the entrance channel.  No structures or fill will be placed in the GIWW and only excavation of the entrance channel will extend below the MHT line into the GIWW.  Approximately 375 cubic yards of material will be removed below the MHT.  All dredged material will be placed on site.