Resilient San Francisco Bay Project, Sec. 1122 (CAP)

RESILIENT SAN FRANCISCO BAY PROJECT, CA SECT. 1122
 

PROJECT LOCATION AND Description

San Francisco Bay Aquatic Beneficial Re-use of Dredge Material demonstration project to beneficially support mudflat and fringing march habitats.

TOTAL FUNDING*

 

 

 

TOTAL COST

            $ 28,775,000

FEDERAL COST 

            $ 28,775,000

NON-FEDERAL COST

            $ 0

 

 

TOTAL FEDERAL COST THROUGH FY 2023

            $ 20,775,000

FY 2024 BUDGET

COST TO COMPLETE                                                                     

            $                 0

$   8,000,000

 

FY23 ACCOMPLISHMENTS

  • Complete NEPA/CEQA Environmental Assessment and FONSI, and all necessary environmental permits.
  • Complete Plans and Specs for placement of ~100KCY from Redwood City Harbor (RWC) annual O&M maintenance dredging.
  • Implement demonstration project in conjunction with RWC maintenance dredging.
  • Successfully placed ~90KCY via shallow draft dredged material scows in the mudflats adjacent to Eden Landing Marsh from RWC dredging project in Dec. 2023
  • Continue environmental monitoring of receiver site performance.
  • Additional Funds of $19M provided for Direct Upland Placement were utilized on FY23 dredging episodes for both Richmond and Oakland Harbors, with placement at Montezuma and/or Cullinan Ranch Wetlands Restoration sites.

FY24 ACCOMPLISHMENTS

  • Initiate Tracer Study of placed material transport at pilot project receiver site.
  • Continue Monitoring of Eden Landing receiver site in partnership with USGS.
  • Utilize the remaining direct upland placement funding on the FY24 contracts for Richmond and Oakland, subject to availability of funds.

ISSUES AND OTHER INFORMATION

Congress authorized additional funding of ~$19M in FY22 for direct upland placement of dredged material to cover the costs above the federal standard disposal costs for any contributing projects.  The District will utilize those funds until exhausted for direct upland placement of material from Richmond and Oakland dredging episodes in FY23 and FY24.  For FY23 all materials dredged from both harbors will be placed upland under the FY23 contracts.  For the FY24 dredging episodes, final material volumes placed upland will be subject to availability of remaining funds from the initial FY22 funding appropriations.

CONGRESSIONAL INTEREST 

  • 2nd District, Rep. Jared Huffman
  • 4th District, Rep. Mike Thompson
  • 7th District, Rep. Doris Matsui
  • 8th District, Rep. John Garamendi
  • 9th District, Rep. Josh Harder
  • 11th District, Rep. Nancy Pelosi
  • 12th District, Rep. Barbara Lee
  • 14th District, Rep. Eric Swalwell
  • 15th District, Rep. Kevin Mullin

POINT OF CONTACT

  • Deputy for Project Management, Thomas R. Williams, 415-503-6560

Updated on 29 February 2024

 

Contact

Projects & Planning General Info
415-503-3674
450 Golden Gate
San Francisco, CA 94102