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SWG-2024-00788 - Dustin Seafood - Sabine River - Jefferson County, Texas

USACE Galveston District
Published March 27, 2025
Expiration date: 4/28/2025
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Public Notice          Project Plans

The applicant proposes to excavate 5,627 cubic yards (CY) of sandy, non-vegetated material via mechanical dredging to a maximum depth of -10.22 feet mean high water around existing boat slips in an area measuring 20,674-square-foot.  The project would include installation of 590 linear feet of new steel bulkhead along an existing bulkhead and filling 4,233-square-foot (0.10 acre) of an abandoned boat slip with approximately 705 CY of material.  All dredged material will be placed onsite in uplands and stockpiled until dewatered, then spread and compacted in upland area.  Maintenance dredging would occur every five years and remove approximately 2,000 CY of material per dredge cycle.