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Code · BILL · 113th Congress · H.R. 3080 (Enrolled) — To provide for improvements to the rivers and harbors of the United States, to provide for the conservation and devel... · Sec. 7002

Sec. 7002. Authorization of final feasibility studies

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The following final feasibility studies for water resources development and conservation and other purposes are authorized to be carried out by the Secretary substantially in accordance with the plan, and subject to the conditions, described in the respective reports designated in this section: A. State B. Name C. Date of Report of Chief of Engineers D. Estimated Costs 1. TX, LA Sabine Neches Waterway, Southeast Texas and Southwest Louisiana July 22, 2011 Federal: $748,070,000 Non-Federal: $365,970,000 Total: $1,114,040,000 2.
FL Jacksonville Harbor- Milepoint Apr. 30, 2012 Federal: $27,870,000 Non-Federal: $9,290,000 Total: $37,160,000 3. GA Savannah Harbor Expansion Project Aug. 17, 2012 Federal: $492,000,000 Non-Federal: $214,000,000 Total: $706,000,000 4. TX Freeport Harbor Jan. 7, 2013 Federal: $121,000,000 Non-Federal: $118,300,000 Total: $239,300,000 5. FL Canaveral Harbor (Sect 203 Sponsor Report) Feb. 25, 2013 Federal: $29,240,000 Non-Federal: $11,830,000 Total: $41,070,000 6. MA Boston Harbor Sept. 30, 2013 Federal: $216,470,000 Non-Federal: $94,510,000 Total: $310,980,000 7.
FL Lake Worth Inlet Apr. 16, 2014 Federal: $57,556,000 Non-Federal: $30,975,000 Total: $88,531,000 8. FL Jacksonville Harbor Apr. 16, 2014 Federal: $362,000,000 Non-Federal: $238,900,000 Total: $600,900,000 A. State B. Name C. Date of Report of Chief of Engineers D. Estimated Costs 1. KS Topeka Aug. 24, 2009 Federal: $17,360,000 Non-Federal: $9,350,000 Total: $26,710,000 2. CA American River Watershed, Common Features Project, Natomas Basin Dec. 30, 2010 Federal: $760,630,000 Non-Federal: $386,650,000 Total: $1,147,280,000 3.
IA Cedar River, Cedar Rapids Jan. 27, 2011 Federal: $73,130,000 Non-Federal: $39,380,000 Total: $112,510,000 4. MN, ND Fargo-Moorhead Metro Dec. 19, 2011 Federal: $846,700,000 Non-Federal: $1,077,600,000 Total: $1,924,300,000 5. KY Ohio River Shoreline, Paducah May 16, 2012 Federal: $13,170,000 Non-Federal: $7,090,000 Total: $20,260,000 6. MO Jordan Creek, Springfield Aug. 26, 2013 Federal: $13,560,000 Non-Federal: $7,300,000 Total: $20,860,000 7. CA Orestimba Creek, San Joaquin River Basin Sept. 25, 2013 Federal: $23,680,000 Non-Federal: $21,650,000 Total: $45,330,000 8.
CA Sutter Basin Mar. 12, 2014 Federal: $255,270,000 Non-Federal: $433,660,000 Total: $688,930,000 9. NV Truckee Meadows Apr. 11, 2014 Federal: $181,652,000 Non-Federal: $99,168,000 Total: $280,820,000 A. State B. Name C. Date of Report of Chief of Engineers D. Estimated Initial Costs and Estimated Renourishment Costs 1. NC West Onslow Beach and New River Inlet (Topsail Beach) Sept. 28, 2009 Initial Federal: $29,900,000 Initial Non-Federal: $16,450,000 Initial Total: $46,350,000 Renourishment Federal: $69,410,000 Renourishment Non-Federal: $69,410,000 Renourishment Total: $138,820,000 2.
NC Surf City and North Topsail Beach Dec. 30, 2010 Initial Federal: $84,770,000 Initial Non-Federal: $45,650,000 Initial Total: $130,420,000 Renourishment Federal: $122,220,000 Renourishment Non-Federal: $122,220,000 Renourishment Total: $244,440,000 3. CA San Clemente Shoreline Apr. 15, 2012 Initial Federal: $7,420,000 Initial Non-Federal: $3,990,000 Initial Total: $11,410,000 Renourishment Federal: $43,835,000 Renourishment Non-Federal: $43,835,000 Renourishment Total: $87,670,000 4.
FL Walton County July 16, 2013 Initial Federal: $17,945,000 Initial Non-Federal: $46,145,000 Initial Total: $64,090,000 Renourishment Federal: $24,740,000 Renourishment Non-Federal: $82,820,000 Renourishment Total: $107,560,000 5. LA Morganza to the Gulf July 8, 2013 Federal: $6,695,400,000 Non-Federal: $3,604,600,000 Total: $10,300,000,000 A. State B. Name C. Date of Report of Chief of Engineers D. Estimated Costs 1. MS Mississippi Coastal Improvement Program (MSCIP) Hancock, Harrison, and Jackson Counties Sept. 15, 2009 Federal: $693,300,000 Non-Federal: $373,320,000 Total: $1,066,620,000 A.
State B. Name C. Date of Report of Chief of Engineers D. Estimated Costs 1. MD Mid-Chesapeake Bay Island Aug. 24, 2009 Federal: $1,240,750,000 Non-Federal: $668,100,000 Total: $1,908,850,000 2. FL Central and Southern Florida Project, Comprehensive Everglades Restoration Plan, Caloosahatchee River (C–43) West Basin Storage Project, Hendry County Mar. 11, 2010 and Jan. 6, 2011 Federal: $313,300,000 Non-Federal: $313,300,000 Total: $626,600,000 3. LA Louisiana Coastal Area Dec. 30, 2010 Federal: $1,026,000,000 Non-Federal: $601,000,000 Total: $1,627,000,000 4.
MN Marsh Lake Dec. 30, 2011 Federal: $6,760,000 Non-Federal: $3,640,000 Total: $10,400,000 5. FL Central and Southern Florida Project, Comprehensive Everglades Restoration Plan, C–111 Spreader Canal Western Project Jan. 30, 2012 Federal: $87,280,000 Non-Federal: $87,280,000 Total: $174,560,000 6. FL CERP Biscayne Bay Coastal Wetland, Florida May 2, 2012 Federal: $98,510,000 Non-Federal: $98,510,000 Total: $197,020,000 7. FL Central and Southern Florida Project, Broward County Water Preserve Area May 21, 2012 Federal: $448,070,000 Non-Federal: $448,070,000 Total: $896,140,000 8.
LA Louisiana Coastal Area-Barataria Basin Barrier June 22, 2012 Federal: $321,750,000 Non-Federal: $173,250,000 Total: $495,000,000 9. NC Neuse River Basin Apr. 23, 2013 Federal: $23,830,000 Non-Federal: $12,830,000 Total: $36,660,000 10. VA Lynnhaven River Mar. 27, 2014 Federal: $22,821,500 Non-Federal: $12,288,500 Total: $35,110,000 11. OR Willamette River Floodplain Restoration Jan. 6, 2014 Federal: $27,401,000 Non-Federal: $14,754,000 Total: $42,155,000
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