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SWG-2013-00749 - Enterprise Products Operating LLC - wetlands adjacent to the Neches River - Orange County, Texas

USACE Galveston District
Published May 11, 2023
Expiration date: 6/12/2023
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Public Notice         Project Plans

The applicant proposes to modify Department of the Army Permit SWG-2013-00749 to permanently discharge fill into 0.82 acre of waters of the US, including 0.16 acre of palustrine emergent (PEM) wetlands, 0.1 acre of palustrine scrub shrub (PSS) wetlands, 0.47 acre of palustrine forested wetlands, and 0.09 acre of a pond, to construct additional infrastructure at the Beaumont Marine East ethane export terminal.

The applicant stated that the purpose of the project is to construct additional infrastructure for the authorized docks at the Beaumont Marine East ethane export terminal to meet increasing demand of crude oil and petroleum liquids in the Texas Gulf Coast region.