23 Dec 2015

2015-0538-39

Expiration date: 1/8/2016

The applicant proposes to remove existing structures, provide bank stabilization to an existing swimming pond located at the site. The work would take place in a man-made lagoon/swimming pond that was constructed prior to 1931. At the mouth of the pond (the north side of the site) that connects Absecon Creek to the worksite, an existing sluice would be removed from the waterway. This structure appears on aerial photography taken in 1951. Standard construction equipment would be used from both the eastern and western shores of the pond to remove the structure. Coffer dams would be used to dewater portions of the site where the existing structure would be removed. The equipment would be staged on the western shore on existing upland locations. A temporary road, consisting of composit and timber matting, would be constructed on the east side of the pond and would impact two thousand five hundred twenty five (2525) square feet of regulated waters/wetlands. Approximately three hundred (300) linear feet of concrete bulkhead would be removed and the vegetative stabilization would replace the bulkhead. Finally along the eastern shore, an existing wooden dock would be removed from the watercourse. No dewatering would be performed on the eastern side of the pond, with the work being performed between the high tide cycles. All debris would be disposed of off-site at an approved facility.

7 Dec 2015

2014-127

Expiration date: 12/22/2015

White House Beach, Incorporated has applied for a Department of the Army permit to hydraulically dredge approximately 24,700 cubic yards of material from six man-made lagoons to a depth of -4 feet below mean low water and to pump the dredged material via pipeline to geo-textile tubes at five separate upland locations at the White House Beach Marina, located on the Indian River Bay at 35266 Fisherman’s Road, Millsboro, Sussex County, Delaware, Tax Parcel 2-34-30.00-6.00 (38.61028N/-75.11889W).

4 Dec 2015

2015-1105-85

Expiration date: 12/19/2015

The applicant, Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control, Division of Watershed Stewardship, has applied for a 10-year maintenance dredging permit. The applicant proposes to conduct hydraulic maintenance dredging of the channel to/from the Holts Landing State Park boat ramp to a depth of -4’ MLW measuring approximately 66,420 square feet at Holts Landing State Park in the Indian River Bay, Dagsboro, Sussex County, Delaware. The dredged material will be hydraulically pumped 1,200 linear feet west of the boat ramp and will be utilized to create approximately 55,615 square feet of beach to protect an eroding shoreline. The dimensions of the structures are indicated on the attached plans identified as E-1 through E-4.

16 Nov 2015

2015-1067

Expiration date: 12/1/2015

The applicant, Barry Boright has requested a Department of the Army permit to construct a 50’ x 3’ elevated walkway over wetlands, a 10’ x 4’ fixed pier, a 20’ x 3’ aluminum gangway, a 10’ x 6’ floating pier and a 6’x 35’ floating dock adjacent to the Lewes and Rehoboth Canal at 344 Pilottown Road, Tax Map Parcel Number 3-35-4.19-95.02, Lewes, Sussex County, Delaware. The dimensions of the structures are indicated on the attached plans identified as E-1 through E-6.

3 Nov 2015

2004-1529

The location of the proposed dredging is within the Delaware River adjacent to the applicant's Trainer Refinery, along the northwest shore of the Delaware River, approximately mid-way between the Commodore Barry Bridge and the Delaware State Line, in the Borough of Marcus Hook, Delaware County, Pennsylvania. The water intake is located in the Borough of Trainer (the Borough boundary splits the property). The proposed site for disposal of dredged material is the Whites Basin rehandling basin and associated upland confined disposal facility located on the north side of the Commodore Barry Bridge (U.S. Route 322), in Logan Township, Gloucester County, New Jersey. Location maps for the proposed dredging and disposal sites are included.