Public Notices

2023

South San Francisco Bay

Final South San Francisco Bay Shoreline NEPA Supplemental Information Report June 2023

Final South San Francisco Bay Shoreline Supplemental Information Report February 2023

2022

Suisun Bay Reserve Fleet Pier and Pass Channel Dredging (Solano & Contra Costa County, CA)
(Prepared by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers San Francisco District for the Department of Transportation Maritime Administration)

Section 1122 San Francisco Bay Strategic Shallow-Water Placement Pilot Project

2021

South San Francisco Bay

Ocean Beach

2020

Ocean Beach

South San Francisco Bay Shoreline Project

Moss Landing

2019

Humboldt Bay Entrance Channel Jetties

2017

North Half Moon Bay - Pillar Point Harbor

2016

Bay Model Visitor Center

2015

2014

Upper Guadalupe Reach 12

Environmental Protection

Each year thousands of construction projects are undertaken in the United States that could potentially impact the nation’s rivers, streams, wetlands and other aquatic resources. Many of these projects also have tremendous value for individuals, communities and the economy. The Corps is dedicated to protecting the nation’s aquatic resources while allowing reasonable and necessary development to go forward.

Through its regulatory program, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers ensures that any environmental impact on aquatic resources from these construction projects is avoided, minimized, or mitigated. The Corps regulatory program supports the national goal of “no overall net loss” of wetlands. For permitted activities that result in unavoidable losses, the Corps requires replacement wetlands to offset those losses. The Corps places a significant emphasis on ensuring that the ecological quality of impacted and replacement wetlands are the same. The Corps is committed to enforcing compliance with the terms of all of the permits it issues. The enforcement program also ensures that companies which harm aquatic resources fix the damage.

By protecting aquatic and wildlife habitat, the program ensures that current and future generations will be able to enjoy our nation’s beautiful natural resources.

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Environmental Partners

Partial listing of agencies that the Corps works with on our studies and projects:

Federal Agencies

  • U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
  • U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
  • National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
  • U.S. Department of Interior Bureau of Indian Affairs

State and Local Agencies

  • California State Historic Preservation Office
  • California Air Resources Board
  • California Department of Toxic Substances Control
  • California Environmental Protection Agency
  • California Coastal Commission
  • California Department of Fish and Game
  • State Land Commission
  • State Coastal Conservancy
  • State Water Quality Control Board
  • Regional Water Quality Control Boards
  • Bay Conservation and Development Commission
  • Air Quality Management Districts
  • Nature Conservancy