PROJECT STATUS REPORT as of 19-Apr-2024
PROJECT DATA
| PROJECT: Little Pecan Bayou Hydrologic Restoration DEAUTHORIZED |
| PRIORITY LIST: 9 | PROJECT NO: 0917 | CWPPRA NO: XME-42a | DNR NO: ME-17 |
| PROJECT TYPE: Hydrologic Restoration | NET ACRES BENEFITTED: |
| REGION: 4 | BASIN: Mermentau | PARISH: Cameron |
| LEAD AGENCY: NRCS |
| LOCAL SPONSOR: DEPT. OF NATURAL RESOURCES, STATE OF LA |
MILESTONES:
| CSA EXECUTION: | 25-Jul-2000 | ( Actual ) | ||
| DESIGN COMPLETION: | ||||
| CONSTRUCTION START: | ||||
| CONSTRUCTION COMPLETION: | ||||
| ESCROW AMENDMENT | 21-May-2002 | ( Actual ) | No: | 96 |
| MONITORING PLAN APPROVAL: | ||||
| O and M PLAN APPROVAL: | ||||
| DEAUTHORIZATION DATE: | 05-Jun-2012 | |||
| CASH FLOW PROECTS: | ||||
| Phase 1 Approval: | 11-Jan-2000 | ( Actual ) | ||
| Phase 2 Approval: |
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICTS:
| CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: | 3 | Charles W. Boustany |
| STATE SENATE DISTRICT: | 25 | Dan "Blade" Morrish |
| STATE HOUSE DISTRICT: | 36 | Chuck Kleckley |
Point of Contact:
DEPT. OF COMMERCE
NATIONAL MARINE FISHERIES SERVICE
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Quin Kinler Denham Springs, LA |
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PROJECT STATUS REPORT as of 19-Apr-2024
Little Pecan Bayou Hydrologic Restoration DEAUTHORIZED
PROJECT LOCATION:
This project is located east of the Mermentau River in Cameron Parish, LA.
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
The project encompasses approximately 24,600 acres of fresh to brackish marsh habitat. The project components include water control structures, conveyence channels, and terraces.
PROJECT STATUS: (Project Status Last Updated: 11-Jul-2012 )
Project was deauthorized at Spring 2012 Task Force meeting for the following reasons: • The current ME-17 project features do not yield sufficient wetland benefits to warrant a Phase II request for construction and twenty years of maintenance. • Within the current project scope, the CPRA has concerns over public vandalism.
FUND STATUS:
The current project estimate is $1,303,713 , which includes $1,220,273 for construction first costs, and $83,440 and $0 for 20 years of monitoring and operations and maintenance, respectively.
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