New Orleans to Venice, Louisiana Hurricane Protection Project, Draft Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement. Appendixes


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Contents: Coastal Zone Management Consistency Determination; Water Quality; Mitigation; Modified Man-day and Habitat Analysis; US Fish and Wildlife Service Draft Fish and Wildlife Coordination Act Report; Biological Assessment of Threatened and Endangered Species; Cultural Resources.










New Orleans to Venice, Louisiana, Hurricane Protection Project: Draft Fish and Wildlife Coordination Act Report on Reach C and Barrier Features. Supplement 2. Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement. Appendixes


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Presented are the findings and recommendations of the Fish and Wildlife Service relative to the New Orleans to Venice, Louisiana, Hurricane Protection Project (Reach C and the Barrier Feature). This project was authorized by the Flood Control Act of October 23, 1962, for the purpose of providing hurricane protection to the developed areas of Plaquemines Parish along the Mississippi River below New Orleans. This is to be accomplished via upgrading an existing back levee system and a segment of the Mississippi River levee. This report addresses the potential impacts associated with two of the five project features, i.e., Reach C and the Barrier Feature. Contents-- Project Description; Description of Study Area; Fish and Wildlife Resources Without the Project: Description of the Habitats, Fishery Resources, Wildlife Resources, Endangered Species; Fish and Wildlife Concerns in the Study Area; Evaluation Methodology; Project Impacts; Evaluation of Alternative Plans; Fish and Wildlife Conservation Measures.













Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement. Supplement 2


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This Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (Supplement II) has been prepared to examine the environmental impacts associated with the barrier features of the New Orleans to Venice, Louisiana, Hurricane Protection project. Four Environmental Assessments and associated Findings of No Significant Impact have been prepared in conjunction with minor work on other project segments. The purpose of this supplement is to evaluate an environmentally preferable and less costly alternative to the barrier plan presented in the original FEIS. The barrier feature alternatives would provide protection from easterly storms striking the developed areas of the parish between City Price and Venice. Five alternatives were initially considered and three plans, West-bank River Levee, East Bank Barrier Levee, and No-Action, were retained for evaluation. The West-bank River Levee plan has been recommended because it addresses the identified public concerns, makes a net positive contribution to the goal of National Economic Development, and reduces environmental consequences.




New Orleans to Venice, Louisiana. Hurricane Protection Project. Appendixes


Book Description

Issues not adequately assessed in the original New Orleans to Venice, Louisiana, Hurricane Protection Final Environmnental Impact Statement which was filed with the Council on Environmental Quality on January 16, 1975, are addressed.