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Archive: 2013
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  • PN 13-03: Harris Creek Open House - Easton, MD

    Expiration date: 3/26/2013

    To restore natural, self-sustaining, oyster populations and oyster bottom habitat in Harris Creek, Talbot County, Maryland.

    PN13-03

  • PN 13-02: Potomac River at St. Catherine's Island

    Expiration date: 3/1/2013

    Northern Area: To construct 20-foot wide by 45-foot long stone extensions to an existing 50-foot breakwater to extend no more than 98 feet channelward of the approximate mean high water (MHW) shoreline and to replenish a beach along approximately 600 linear feet of shoreline by depositing approximately 580 cubic yards of clean select sloped sand fill to extend no more than 70 feet channelward of the approximate MHW shoreline. Southern Area: To construct a 10-foot wide by 40-foot long stone spur at the end of an existing stone revetment to extend no more than 30 feet channelward of the approximate MHW shoreline; to construct a 10-foot wide by 80-foot long stone breakwater to extend approximately 25 feet channelward of the approximate MHW shoreline and to replenish beach along approximately 400 linear feet of shoreline by depositing approximately 172 cubic yards of clean select sloped sand fill to extend no more than 15 feet channelward of the approximate MHW shoreline.

    Public Notice 13-02

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