This opinion considers the effects of removing piles, in-water pile driving of steel piles, construction vessel traffic, and support operations in Kachemak Bay on the north side of Homer Spit near Homer, Alaska.
This opinion considers the effects of demolition of existing structures and piles, in-water pile driving of steel piles (vibratory and impact), excavation and the placement of fill in marine waters, construction vessel traffic, and support operations.
This opinion considers the effects of the demolition of existing floats and piles, in-water pile driving of steel piles and the placement of fill in marine waters, construction vessel traffic, and support operations.
The proposed action would make available specific areas of the NPR-A and Coastal Plain for lease sales and subsequent oil and gas exploration, development, and production activities. A complete record of this consultation is on file at NMFS’s Alaska office.
This opinion considers the effects of pile driving activities, fill placement, rock revetment installation, and vessel transit of materials and construction barges through habitat occupied by ESA-listed marine mammals and the proposed sunflower sea star.
This opinion considers the effects of all in-water activities including vessel transit of materials and construction barges, instillation of steel H piles and pipe-combi-wall system, and excavation for the new engineered revetment along the western shoreline. This includes in water screening for the Military Explosives of Concern (MEC) and the effects of the proposed issuance of an IHA.