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SWG-2014-00181 - Cameron Parish Gravity Drainage District No. 7

Published April 15, 2014
Expiration date: 5/15/2014
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The applicant proposes to construct a salinity control structure in Johnsons Bayou.  The structure would consist of nine flap gate barrels and two screw gate barrel for emergency closures.  The screw gates would include open fish access bays.  The applicant is proposing to discharge approximately 1,680 cubic yards of select fill material in Johnsons Bayou to stabilize the structure.  The proposed work would impact 0.062 acre of Johnsons Bayou.  Approximately 30 cubic yards of aggregate material would be placed on top of the structure to create a road crossing, and 30 cubic yards of 55-pound-class riprap will be placed around the structure to prevent erosion.  The applicant is proposing to construct a wire panel boat barrier approximately 20 feet downstream from the proposed salinity control structure.  Target salinity levels would be consistent with an intermediate marsh management regime.