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FY 09 AND 10 ACCOMPLISHMENTS: This project has been on hold since FY2006 when a moratorium was placed on signing new agreements. If the moratorium on signing agreements is lifted in FY09, we will update the Project Management Plan and draft Feasibility Cost Sharing Agreement and negotiate execution
ISSUES AND OTHER INFORMATION: A Reconnaissance Report for the Santa Cruz Harbor and Vicinity Shoaling Study was completed in January 1994. Although originally initiated as a Continuing Authorities Program (CAP) Section 14 project in 1998, upon re-evaluation it appeared to be more appropriate as a CAP Section 103 project. In a letter dated October 22, 1999, the City of Capitola requested assistance from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. The City has stabilized the street, but the cliff itself is still exposed to wave action. Without further shoreline protection the street will eventually fail due to undercutting of the cliff by this action. CAP funding shortages have lead to further delays, making it more likely the street will fail before the project can be completed.
CONGRESSIONAL INTEREST: 17th District, Rep. Sam Farr
POINT OF CONTACT: Deputy District Engineer for Civil Works, Arijs Rakstins, (415) 503-6720
UPDATED: 19 February 2009