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SWG-2023-00151 - Carlo Cantu - Laguna Madre - Cameron County, Texas

USACE Galveston District
Published June 6, 2023
Expiration date: 7/10/2023
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Public Notice          Project Plans

The applicant proposes to build a three story, single-family residence with a driveway.  The residence would consist of a driveway and sidewalk leading to the entry, the footprint of the house, and seven driven piles.  The driveway and sidewalk would impact 0.001 acre of transitional palustrine emergent marsh (PEM).  The house footprint would impact 0.031 acre of transitional PEM and estuarine and marine wetland habitat.  Seven piles would be driven to support the upper stories of the residence and impact 0.0006 acre of estuarine and marine wetland habitat.  The estuarine and marine wetland habitats are tidally influenced and piles may be within open water during certain times of the day.