20 Mar 2025

NAP-2018-00567-46

The permit applicant, EMR Eastern, LLC, has requested Department of the Army authorization to upgrade there existing docking facility including approximately 12.7 acres of dredging and new dolphin construction all within the Delaware River. The site is located in the City of Camden, Camden County, New Jersey. The stated purpose of the project is to allow for EMR to load larger, deeper draft vessels, thereby allowing diversity in the types of vessels that can access EMR's existing facility.

20 Mar 2025

NAP-2025-0041-95

Expiration date: 4/19/2025

The permit applicant, the Burlington County Bridge Commission, has requested Department of the Army authorization to replace submarine cables within the footprint of the Delaware River’s Philadelphia to Trenton Federal Navigation Channel between Pier “E” and Pier “F” at the bascule span of the Tacony-Palmyra Bridge in the Borough of Palmyra, Burlington County, New Jersey. The stated purpose of the project is to replace existing submarine cables which are approaching their end-of-service life, as well as upgrade information technology and communications infrastructure for devices installed on the bridge.

11 Mar 2025

NAP-2014-0883-87

Expiration date: 4/10/2025

Waste Management of PA, Inc. proposes to undertake 10-year maintenance dredging in the Delaware River at the Fairless Hills Basin and berthing areas, which are located at 1121 Bordentown Road in Morrisville, Bucks County, PA (40.138968, -74.755288). Dredging would be to maintain a depth of -41’ MLW. Over the course of the 10-year authorization it is projected that the sediment quantity would total a maximum of 220,000 cubic yards from an 18-acre dredge footprint, and that a total of 5 dredging events would occur. Dredging will be completed using either the hydraulic or mechanical method, depending on equipment availability for each individual dredging cycle. All resultant dredged material would be disposed of at either Money Island CDF, located in Falls Township, PA (40.125943° N Longitude: -74.792385° W), or at Biles Island CDF, located in Falls Township, PA (40.175943° N, -74.749050° W). The first dredging cycle is expected to begin in the fall or winter of 2025 into 2026. The stated purpose of this project is to maintain sufficient water depths for safe navigation and docking at the Fairless Hills Basin and berthing areas. More details are available in Public Notice & Plan documents. Public comments are requested by April 10, 2025.

3 Mar 2025

NAP-2024-00767-95

Expiration date: 4/2/2025

The applicant, the New Jersey Department of Transportation – Office of Maritime Resources, has requested Department of the Army authorization to perform 10-year maintenance dredging of the Waretown and Barnegat Light State Channel Complex, with disposal of all dredged material at the Oyster Creek Confined Disposal Facility and Barnegat Light State Park Beach. The stated purpose of this project is to maintain safe navigational depths for transiting emergency, commercial, and recreational vessels.

18 Feb 2025

NAP-2023-00406-101

Expiration date: 3/21/2025

This District has received an application for a Department of the Army permit pursuant to Section 404 of the Clean Water Act (33 U.S.C. 1344). The applicant proposes to construct a two-warehouse commercial development with attendant infrastructure; including site ingress and egress, truck courts, trailer storage, employee parking, and stormwater facilities; on an approximately 102-acre site. The proposed project commencement date is July 2025, and the proposed completion date is July 2028. On-site land use is primarily agricultural with forested buffer areas. 6.42 acres of wetlands and 1.70 acres (5,542 linear feet) of streambed exist on-site. Of these aquatic resources, the proposed project would affect 0.80 acres of wetlands and 0.04 acre (387 linear feet) of streambed, or approximately 13% of wetlands and 7% of streams. The aquatic resources are within the Maiden Creek watershed, and their general arrangement on-site includes two tributaries and associated wetlands flowing from east to west and traversing the site.