Sabine Pass to Galveson Bay Corps Feasibility Study Re-Scoping Project

Summary

The United States Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) is mandated to determine the level of practicality and feasibility of potential coastal storm risk management and ecosystem restoration projects within Brazoria County and the Jefferson-Orange County study area. The USACE is required to conduct this study to determine if there is a federal interest in constructing such projects, and if so, to recommend projects for Congressional approval . The GLO is the non-federal sponsor.

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Basics

Region/County

• Brazoria
• Chambers
• Galveston
• Harris
• Jefferson
• Orange

Location

N/A

Recipient

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE)

Project Budget

$4,400,000

Classification

Type

• CEPRA
• Federal

Timeline

Start Date

01/10/13

Status

Completed

Projected Completion

01/10/16

Completed Year

2017

Funding Sources

Source 1

Project Number

1523

Source

Coastal Erosion Planning and Response Act (CEPRA)

Level

Primary

Type

State

Amount

$2,100,000

Cycle

07,08

Source 2

Source

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

Level

Primary

Type

Federal

Amount

$2,300,000

Cycle

07,08

Funding FY

2007,2008

Project Assets

Sabine Pass to Galveston Bay, Texas Coastal Storm Risk Management & Ecosystem Restoration

Department of the Army Chief's Report

Contacts

General Land Office

Coastal Resources
512.475.0773
800.998.4456

GLO Grants

Sabine Pass to Galveson Bay Corps Feasibility Study Re-Scoping Project

Summary

Basics

Classification

Timeline

Funding Sources

Source 1

Source 2

Project Assets

Contacts

General Land Office