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Draft Environmental Assessment - Outlet Works Modifications Project to Salt Creek Dam Sites 2, 8, 9, & 14, Lancaster County, Nebraska - 5/5/2017: Summary: The draft EA evaluates the environmental impacts of installing filters to address potential seepage issues at the following dam sites: Olive Creek, Wagon Train, Stage Coach, and Pawnee. This EA also assesses the impacts of Nebraska Game and Parks Commission boat ramp improvements and a fishery renovation project at Stagecoach Dam.
Expiration date: 6/5/2017
Programmatic Environmental Assessment and Finding of No Significant Impact - Council Bluffs Levee Program, Pottawattamie County, Iowa - 3/7/2017: Summary: The programmatic EA evaluates the impacts of repairing deficiencies located at various sites along the 28.5-mile Council Bluffs levee system that extends along the Missouri River and includes the Indian Creek and Mosquito Creek tributaries.
Expiration date: 4/5/2017
Draft Environmental Assessment - PL 84-99 Levee Rehabilitation Program, Atchison County Levee District Number 1, Atchison County, Missouri - 9/28/2016: The draft EA evaluates the environmental impacts of repairing damage along a drainage ditch between L-550 and Rock Creek caused by high precipitation events. Repairs are needed to prevent seepage of levee foundation material from L-550 into the drainage ditch.
Expiration date: 10/27/2016
Draft Integrated Feasibility Report and Environmental Assessment: Randolph, Nebraska, Middle Logan Creek Section 205 - Flood Risk Management - 9/12/2016: The report includes details on the Corps’ preferred alternative of widening approximately 1.4 miles of the Middle Logan Creek channel and modifying six bridges to reduce flood threats to lives and property in the city of Randolph.
Expiration date: 10/12/2016
Draft Environmental Assessment and Finding of No Significant Impact: PL84-99 Town of Greybull Flood Protection Levee Certification – Final Design of Levee Improvements at Bighorn River and Dry Creek, Big Horn County, Wyoming - 7/8/2016: The purpose of the Proposed Action is to restore the project erosion protection features and remove unwanted vegetation at the levee bend and to raise the levee along Dry Creek to ensure flood damage protection in compliance with CFR 65.10 certification criteria in support of FEMA accreditation of the Greybull Levee. Furthermore, this would allow the town of Greybull to remain enrolled in the Public Law (PL) 84-99 Emergency Rehabilitation Program.
Expiration date: 8/8/2016
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