This project amended the USACE permit authorizing dredging of the San Luis Pass County Park boat access channel and basin to authorize placement of material dredged from the access channel and basin on the Gulf-facing shoreline of Treasure Island.
This project constructed additional erosion protection reduction structures around the Nueces Bay Rookery Islands and placed fill to restore habitat.
This project conducted shoreline protection and road reconstruction to repair the CR 257 roadbed along Follet’s Island to pre-Hurricane Ike condition and constructed 8.5 miles of buried revetments along the exposed edges of the road.
This project completed a report on the economic and natural resource benefits derived from Coastal Erosion Planning and Response Act (CEPRA) construction projects every biennium.
This beach nourishment project beneficially using dredged material from the Brownsville Ship Channel jetty and entrance channel segments.
This shoreline protection demonstration project included a feasibility assessment phase of potential offshore artificial breakwater system contiguous to Beachside Village and PSF-held former Marquette property.
This project utilized the BEG’s Shoreline Change data and report to update the Texas coast-wide erosion plan.
This project reviewed and updated shoreline change data and identified critically eroding areas and trends.
This project quantified the economic benefits associated with CEPRA Cycle 6 and Cycle 7 construction projects.
This shoreline protection demonstration project producted a feasibility assessment phase of the Resen Waves artificial breakwater.
