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Part V
Environmental Protection Agency
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40 CFR Part 228
Ocean Dumping Regulations: Ocean Dumping Site Correction and
Reorganization; Final Rule
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
40 CFR Part 228
[FRL-4885-2]
RIN 2040-AB63
Ocean Dumping Regulations: Ocean Dumping Site Correction and
Reorganization
AGENCY: Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
ACTION: Final rule.
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SUMMARY: The Environmental Protection Agency is revising the
regulations containing the list of EPA designated ocean dumping sites.
This rule reorganizes the way in which the sites are printed in the
Code of Federal Regulations, eliminates listings of expired or
terminated sites, eliminates listings of sites which lie landward of
the baseline of the territorial sea, corrects technical errors in the
list of ocean dumping sites, and makes conforming technical changes to
the regulations. These changes are not substantive in nature, and are
needed to improve the clarity and accuracy of the list of ocean dumping
sites. In addition to these clarifying changes, this rule de-designates
the Cellar Dirt Site in the New York Bight and the Newburyport, MA,
dredged material site. Those sites are no longer being used and there
is no demonstrable need for their use in the future.
EFFECTIVE DATE: December 29, 1994.
ADDRESSES: Send written comments on the final rule to the Ocean Dumping
Comment Clerk, Water Docket, MC 4101, Environmental Protection Agency,
401 M Street SW., Washington, DC 20460.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Susan Hitch at (202) 260-9178, Office
of Wetlands, Oceans, and Watersheds (4504F), 401 M Street SW.,
Washington, DC 20460.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:
Background
Title I of the Marine Protection, Research, and Sanctuaries Act, 33
U.S.C. 1401 et seq., (hereinafter referred to as ``the Act'' or ``the
MPRSA'') regulates the ocean dumping and transportation of material for
purposes of ocean dumping. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
regulations implementing the Act are set forth at 40 CFR parts 220
through 229.
With few exceptions, the MPRSA prohibits the transportation of
material from the United States for the purpose of ocean dumping except
as may be authorized by a permit issued under the MPRSA. The Act
divides permitting responsibility between EPA and the US Army Corps of
Engineers (COE). Under section 102 of the Act, EPA is assigned
permitting authority for non-dredged material. For dredged material,
section 103 of the Act assigns permitting responsibility to the COE,
subject to EPA review and approval.
The Act also provides that EPA may designate recommended times and
sites for ocean dumping (MPRSA section 102(c)), and 103 of the Act
further provides that the COE is to use such EPA designated sites to
the extent feasible. Where use of an EPA designated site is not
feasible, the COE may select a disposal site as part of an MPRSA
permitting action. EPA's ocean dumping regulations (40 CFR 228.4(b))
provide that the designation of an ocean dumping site is accomplished
by promulgation in part 228 specifying the site.
Today's rule makes a number of changes with regard to the
organization and contents of the list of ocean dumping sites as
compared to the list published in the most recent (1992) Code of
Federal Regulations (CFR). Proposal of these changes appeared on June
9, 1993, in 58 FR 32322. The preamble to that proposal explained the
basis for the changes and included a table (Table 1) detailing proposed
changes as to individual sites. The organizational changes are intended
to improve the clarity of the regulations and are not intended to make
any substantive changes.
Today's rule also de-designates the Cellar Dirt Site in the New
York Bight and the Newburyport, MA, dredged material site by omitting
them from this list of sites. While this is a substantive change to the
regulations, these sites are no longer being used and there is no
demonstrable need for them in the future.
Changes from Proposed Rule
Only one public comment was received in response to the proposed
rule, which corrected the second coordinate for the location of Sabine-
Neches, TX, Dredged Material Site 1. The proposed coordinates were
listed in the proposal as 29 deg.26'11''N. and 93 deg.41'11''N. The
correct coordinates are 29 deg.26'11''N., and 93 deg.41'14'' This
change has been made in today's final rule.
The Norfolk, VA, (58 FR 35884), the Massachusetts Bay, MA, (58 FR
42496), Fort Pierce, FL, (58 FR 46544), and San Francisco Deepwater, CA
(59 FR 41243) dredged material sites received final designation
subsequent to the June 1993 proposal. Because these sites are now
finally designated, they have been included in the list of approved
sites in today's final rule. Addition of these sites is not a
substantive change, but merely reflects separate rulemaking that has
taken place since the June 9, 1993 proposal.
Finally, subsequent to publication of the proposed rule, the
coordinates for the Matagorda, TX, dredged material site were modified
(58 FR 64498) to allow use of deeper draft dredging equipment. This
change also is reflected in today's final rule.
In addition, some corrections to site coordinates and one depth
measurement were made to confrom to previous Federal Register
rulemaking. These changes are as follows:
1. Cape Arundel, ME
Proposed: 43 deg.18'02'' N., 70 deg.27'09'' W. corrected to:
43 deg.17'45'' N., 70 deg.27'12'' W.
2. Absecon Inlet, NJ
Proposed: 39 deg.20'03'' N. corrected to: 39 deg.20'30'' N.
3. Georgetown Harbor, SC
Proposed 33 deg.1'18'' N., corrected to 33 deg.11'18'' N.
Proposed 33 deg.0'38'' N., corrected to 33 deg.10'38'' N.
4. Pascagoula, MS
Proposed depth 48 feet corrected to 46 feet.
5. Sabine-Neches, TX, Site 1
Proposed 29 deg.26'11'' N., 93 deg.41'11'' W., corrected to
20 deg.26'11'' N., 93 deg.41'14'' W.
Compliance With Other Laws and Executive Orders
1. Executive Order 12866
Under Executive Order 12866 (58 FR 51735, October 4, 1993), the
Agency must determine whether the regulatory action is ``significant''
and therefore subject to OMB review and the requirements of the
Executive Order. The Order defines ``significant regulatory action'' as
one that is likely to lead to a rule that may:
(1) Have an annual effect on the economy of $100 million or more,
or adversely and materially effecting a sector of the economy,
productivity, competition, jobs, the environment, public health or
safety, or State, local or tribal governments or communities;
(2) Create a serious inconsistency or otherwise interfere with an
action taken or planned by another agency;
(3) Materially alter the budgetary impact of entitlements, grants,
user fees, or loan programs or the rights and obligations of recipients
thereof; and
(4) Raise novel legal or policy issues arising out of legal
mandates, the President's priorities, or the principles set forth in
the Executive Order.
It has been determined that this rule is not a ``significant
regulatory action'' under the terms of Executive Order 12866, and is
therefore not subject to OMB review.
2. Paperwork Reduction Act
The Paperwork Reduction Act, 44 U.S.C. 3501 et seq., is intended to
minimize the reporting and record keeping burden on the regulated
community as well as minimize the cost of Federal information
collection and dissemination. In general, the Act requires that
information requests and record keeping requirements affecting 10 or
more non-Federal respondents be approved by the Office of Management
and Budget. Since today's rule would not establish or modify any
information and record keeping requirements, it is not subject to the
requirements of the Paperwork Reduction Act.
3. Regulatory Flexibility Act
Under the Regulatory Flexibility Act (RFA), 5 U.S.C. 601 et seq.,
EPA must prepare a Regulatory Flexibility Analysis for regulations
having a significant impact on a substantial number of small entities.
The RFA recognizes three kinds of small entities and defines them as
follows:
(1) Small governmental jurisdictions--any government of a district
with a population of less than 50,000.
(2) Small business--any business which is independently owned and
operated and not dominant in its field as defined by Small Business
Administration regulations under section 3 of the Small Business Act.
(3) Small organization--any not-for-profit enterprise that is
independently owned and operated and not dominant in its field.
The changes included in today's rule do not impose economic
burdens. Accordingly, EPA has determined that today's rule would not
have a significant impact on a substantial number of small entities and
that a Regulatory Flexibility Analysis therefore is unnecessary.
List of Subjects in 40 CFR Part 228
Environmental protection, Water pollution control.
Dated: October 25, 1994.
Carol Browner,
Administrator, Environmental Protection Agency.
For the reasons set out in the preamble, part 228 of title 40 of
the Code of Federal Regulations is amended as follows:
PART 228--[AMENDED]
1. The authority citation for part 228 continues to read as
follows:
Authority: 33 U.S.C. 1412 and 1418.
Sec. 228.3 [Amended]
2. Section 228.3(b) is amended in the first sentence by revising
the phrase ``continuing use'' to read ``final''.
Sec. 228.12 [Removed and Reserved]
3. Section 228.12 is removed and reserved.
4. Part 228 is amended by adding Secs. 228.14 and 228.15 to read as
follows:
Sec. 228.14 Dumping sites designated on an interim basis.
(a)(1) The sites identified in this section are approved for
dumping the indicated materials on an interim basis pending completion
of baseline or trend assessment surveys and final designation or
termination of use. Unless otherwise specifically provided in the entry
for a particular site, such interim use sites are available
indefinitely pending completion of the present studies and
determination of the need for the continuing use of these sites, the
completion of any necessary studies, and evaluation of their
suitability. Designation studies for particular sites within this group
will begin as soon as feasible after the completion of nearby sites
presently being studied. The sizes and use specifications are based on
historical usage and do not necessarily meet the criteria stated in
this part.
(2) Unless otherwise specifically noted, site management authority
for each site set forth in this section is delegated to the EPA
Regional office under which the site entry is listed.
(3) Unless otherwise specifically noted, all ocean dumping site
coordinates are based upon the North American Datum of 1927.
(b) Region I Interim Dredged Material Sites.
(1) Cape Arundel, ME.
(i) Location: 43 deg.17'45''N., 70 deg.27'12''W. (500 yds.
diameter).
(ii) [Reserved]
(c) Region I Interim Other Wastes Sites.
(1) No interim sites.
(2) [Reserved]
(d) Region II Interim Dredged Material Sites.
(1) No interim sites.
(2) [Reserved]
(e) Region II Interim Other Wastes Sites.
(1) Incineration of Wood, NY/NJ.
(i) Location: 40 deg.00'00''N. to 40 deg.04'20''N.;
73 deg.41'00''W. to 73 deg.38'10''W.
(ii) [Reserved]
(2) [Reserved]
(f) Region III Interim Dredged Material Sites.
(1) No interim sites.
(2) [Reserved]
(g) Region III Interim Other Wastes Sites.
(1) No interim sites.
(2) [Reserved]
(h) Region IV Interim Dredged Material Sites.
(1) Port Royal Harbor North, SC.
(i) Location: 32 deg.10'11''N., 80 deg.36'00''W.;
32 deg.10'06''N., 80 deg.36'35''W.; 32 deg.08'38''N.,
80 deg.36'23''W.; 32 deg.08'41''N., 80 deg.35'49''W.
(ii) [Reserved]
(2) Port Royal Harbor South, SC.
(i) Location: 32 deg.05'46''N., 80 deg.35'30''W.;
32 deg.05'42''N., 80 deg.36'27''W.; 32 deg.04'22''N.,
80 deg.36'16''W.; 32 deg.04'27''N., 80 deg.35'18''W.
(ii) [Reserved]
(3) Palm Beach Harbor West, FL.
(i) Location: 26 deg.46'10''N., 80 deg.02'00''W.;
26 deg.45'54''N., 80 deg.02'06''W.; 26 deg.45'54''N.,
80 deg.02'13''W.; 26 deg.46'10''N., 80 deg.02'07''W.
(ii) [Reserved]
(4) Palm Beach Harbor East, FL.
(i) Location: 26 deg.46'00''N., 79 deg.58'55''W.;
26 deg.46'00''N., 79 deg.57'47''W.; 26 deg.45'00''N.,
79 deg.57'47''W.; 26 deg.45'00''N., 79 deg.58'55''W.
(ii) [Reserved]
(5) Port Everglades Harbor, FL.
(i) Location: 26 deg.07'00''N., 80 deg.04'30''W.;
26 deg.07'00''N., 80 deg.03'30''W.; 26 deg.06'00''N.,
80 deg.03'30''W.; 26 deg.06'00''N., 80 deg.04'30''W.
(ii) [Reserved]
(6) Miami Beach, FL.
(i) Location: 25 deg.45'30''N., 80 deg.03'54''W.;
25 deg.45'30''N., 80 deg.02'50''W.; 25 deg.44'30''N.,
80 deg.02'50''W.; 25 deg.44'30''N., 80 deg.03'54''W.
(ii) [Reserved]
(7) Charlotte Harbor, FL.
(i) Location: 26 deg.37'36''N., 82 deg.19'55''W.;
26 deg.37'36''N., 82 deg.18'47''W.; 26 deg.36'36''N.,
82 deg.18'47''W.; 26 deg.36'36''N., 82 deg.19'55''W.
(ii) [Reserved]
(8) Port St. Joe South, FL.
(i) Location: 29 deg.50.9'N., 85 deg.29.9'W.; 29 deg.51.3'N.,
85 deg.29.5'W.; 29 deg.49.2'N., 85 deg.28.2'W.; 29 deg.49.0'N.,
85 deg.28.8'W.
(ii) [Reserved]
(9) Port St. Joe North, FL.
(i) Location: 29 deg.53.9'N., 85 deg.31.8'W.; 29 deg.54.1'N.,
85 deg.31.3'W.; 29 deg.52.2'N., 85 deg.30.1'W.; 29 deg.52.2'N.,
85 deg.30.8'W.
(ii) [Reserved]
(10) Panama City, FL.
(i) Location: 30 deg.07.1'N., 85 deg.45.9'W.; 30 deg.07.2'N.,
85 deg.45.5'W.; 30 deg.06.9'N., 85 deg.45.1'W.; 30 deg.06.7'N.,
85 deg.45.6'W.
(ii) [Reserved]
(i) Region IV Interim Other Wastes Sites.
(1) No interim sites.
(2) [Reserved]
(j) Region VI Interim Dredged Material Sites.
(1) Mississippi River, Baton Rouge to the Gulf of Mexico, LA--South
Pass.
(1) Description and location: Maintaince dredging disposal area 0.5
mile square, parallel to the channel and located on the west side.
Beginning at 28 deg.58'33''N. and 89 deg.07'00''W., following channel
centerline (azimuth 295 deg.41') of the Gulf entrance channel to
28 deg.58'24''N. and 89 deg.06'30''W., thence to 28 deg.57'54''N. and
89 deg.06'42''W., thence to 28 deg.58'06''N. and 89 deg.07'18''W.,
thence to the point of beginning.
(ii) [Reserved]
(2) Mississippi River Outlets, Venice, LA--Tiger Pass.
(i) Description and location: Maintenance dredging disposal area
0.5 mile wide by 2.5 miles long, parallel and adjacent to the channel
and located on the south side. Beginning at 29 deg.08'24''W. and
89 deg.25'35''N. following 270 deg. azimuth to 29 deg.08'24''W. and
89 deg.28'05''N., thence to 29 deg.07'54''W. and 89 deg.28'05''N.,
thence to 29 deg.07'54''W. and 89 deg.25'35''N., thence to the point of
beginning.
(ii) [Reserved]
(3) Waterway from Empire, LA to the Gulf of Mexico--Bar channel.
(i) Description and location: Maintenance dredging disposal area
0.5 mile wide by 1 mile long, parallel to the channel and located on
the west side. Beginning at 29 deg.15'06''N. and 89 deg.36'30''W.,
following channel centerline (azimuth 11 deg.08') of the gulf entrance
channel to 29 deg.14'30''N. and 89 deg.36'36''W., thence to
29 deg.14'36''N. and 89 deg.36'48''W., thence to 29 deg.15'12''N. and
89 deg.36'42''W., thence to the point of beginning.
(ii) [Reserved]
(4) Bayou Lafourche and Lafourche--Jump Waterway, LA--Bell Pass.
(i) Description and location: Maintenance dredging disposal area
2,000 feet wide by 1.5 miles long, parallel to the channel and located
on the west side. Beginning at 29 deg.05'00''N. and 90 deg.13'45''W.,
following Bell Pass centerline (azimuth 12 deg.55') in the gulf
entrance channel to 29 deg.03'51''N., and 90 deg.14'06''W., thence to
29 deg.03'57''N. and 90 deg.14'21''W., thence to 29 deg.05'06''N. and
90 deg.14'03''W., thence to the point of beginning.
(ii) [Reserved]
(5) Atchafalaya River--Morgan City to the Gulf of Mexico, LA and
Atchafalaya River and Bayous Chene, Boeuf and Black, LA--Bar channel.
(i) Description and location: Maintenance dredging disposal area
0.5 mile wide by 12 miles long, parallel to the bar channel and located
on the east side. Beginning at 29 deg.20'50''N. and 91 deg.24'03''W.,
following channel centerline (azimuth 37 deg.57') of the gulf entrance
channel to 29 deg.11'35''N. and 91 deg.32'10''W., thence to
29 deg.11'21''N. and 91 deg.31'37''W., thence to 29 deg.20'36''N. and
91 deg.23'27''W., thence to the point of beginning.
(ii) [Reserved]
(6) Mermentau River, LA, Disposal Area ``A''.
(i) Description and location: Maintenance dredging disposal area
0.5 mile wide and 1.5 miles long, parallel to the entrance channels in
the Lower Mermentau River and in the Lower Mud Lake, both located on
the west side: Beginning at 28 deg.44'48''N. and 93 deg.07'12''W.,
following channel centerline (azimuth 256 deg.59') of the gulf entrance
to 29 deg.43'39''N. and 93 deg.07'36''W., thence to 29 deg.43'42''N.
and 93 deg.07'48''W., thence to 29 deg.44'51''N. and 93 deg.07'24''W.,
thence to the point of beginning.
(ii) [Reserved]
(7) Mermentau River, LA, Disposal Area ``B''.
(i) Description and location: Maintenance dredging disposal area
0.5 mile wide by 1.5 miles long, parallel to the entrance channels in
the Lower Mermentau River in the Lower Mud Lake, both located on the
west side: Beginning at 29 deg.43'24''N. and 93 deg.01'54''W.,
following channel centerline (azimuth 359 deg.50') of the gulf
centerline to 29 deg.42'33''N. and 93 deg.02'12''W., thence to
29 deg.42'36''N. and 93 deg.02'24''W., thence to 29 deg.43'36''N. and
93 deg.02'06''W., thence to the point of beginning.
(ii) [Reserved]
(8) Freshwater Bayou, LA--Bar channel.
(i) Description and location: Maintenance dredging disposal area
2,000 feet wide by 3.5 miles long, parallel to the channel and located
on the west side. Beginning at 29 deg.32'00''N. and 92 deg.18'48''W.,
following channel centerline (azimuth 09 deg.25') of the gulf entrance
to 29 deg.28'24''N. and 92 deg.19'30''W., thence to 29 deg.28'25''N.
and 92 deg.19'42''W., thence to 29 deg.32'01''N. and 92 deg.19'00''W.,
thence to the point of beginning.
(ii) [Reserved]
(k) Region VI Interim Other Wastes Sites.
(1) No interim sites.
(2) [Reserved]
(l) Region IX Interim Dredged Material Sites.
(1) Newport Beach, CA (LA-3).
(i) Location: 33 deg.31'42''N., 117 deg.54'48''W. (1,000 yd.
radius).
(ii) [Reserved]
(2) Port Hueneme, CA (LA-1).
(i) Location: 34 deg.05'00''N., 119 deg.14'00''W. (1,000 yd.
radius).
(ii) [Reserved]
(3) Crescent City Harbor, CA (SF-1).
(i) Location: 41 deg.43'15''N., 124 deg.12'10''W. (1,000 yd.
diameter).
(ii) [Reserved]
(4) Noyo River, CA (SF-5).
(i) Location: 39 deg.25'45''N., 123 deg.49'42''W. (500 yd.
diameter).
(ii) [Reserved]
(5) Guam--Apra Harbor.
(i) Location: 13 deg.29'30''N., 144 deg.34'30'' E. (1,000 yd.
radius)
(ii) [Reserved]
(m) Region IX Interim Other Wastes Sites.
(1) No interim sites.
(2) [Reserved]
(n) Region X Interim Dredged Material Sites.
(1) Rogue River Entrance, OR.
(i) Location: 42 deg.24'16''N., 124 deg.26'48''W.;
42 deg.24'04''N., 124 deg.26'35''W.; 42 deg.23'40''N.,
124 deg.27'13''W.; 42 deg.23'52''N., 124 deg.27'26''W.
(ii) [Reserved]
(2) Port Orford, OR.
(i) Location: 42 deg.44'08''N., 124 deg.29'38''W.;
42 deg.44'08''N., 124 deg.29'28''W.; 42 deg.43'52''N.,
124 deg.29'28''W.; 42 deg.43'52''N., 124 deg.29'38''W.
(ii) [Reserved]
(3) Umpqua River Entrance, OR.
(i) Location: 43 deg.40'07''N., 124 deg.14'18''W.;
43 deg.40'07''N., 124 deg.13'42''W.; 43 deg.39'53''N.,
124 deg.13'42''W.; 43 deg.39'53''N., 124 deg.14'18''W.
(ii) [Reserved]
(4) Siuslaw River Entrance, OR.
(i) Location: 44 deg.01'32''N., 124 deg.09'37''W.;
44 deg.01'22''N., 124 deg.09'02''W.; 44 deg.01'14''N.,
124 deg.09'07''W.; 44 deg.01'24''N., 124 deg.09'42''W.
(ii) [Reserved]
(5) Yaquina Bay and Harbor Entrance, OR.
(i) Location: 44 deg.36'31''N., 124 deg.06'4''W.;
44 deg.36'31''N., 124 deg.05'16''W.; 44 deg.36'17''N.,
124 deg.05'16''.; 44 deg.36'17''N., 124 deg.06'04''W.
(ii) [Reserved]
(6) Tillamook Bay Entrance, OR.
(i) Location: 45 deg.34#09##N., 123 deg.59#37##W.;
45 deg.34'09''N., 123 deg.58'45''W.; 45 deg.33'55''N.,
123 deg.58'45''W.; 45 deg.33'55''N., 123 deg.59'37''W.
(ii) [Reserved]
(7) Willapa Bay, WA.
(i) Location: 46 deg.44'00''N., 124 deg.10'00''W.;
46 deg.39'00''N., 124 deg.09'00''W.
(ii) [Reserved]
(o) Region X Interim Other Wastes Sites.
(1) No interim sites.
(2) [Reserved]
Sec. 228.15 Dumping sites designated on a final basis.
(a)(1) The sites identified in this section are approved for
dumping the indicated materials. Designation of these sites was based
on environmental studies conducted in accordance with the provisions of
this part 228, and the sites listed in this section have been found to
meet the site designation criteria of Secs. 228.5 and 228.6.
(2) Unless otherwise specifically noted, site management authority
for each site set forth in this section is delegated to the EPA
Regional office under which the site entry is listed.
(3) Unless otherwise specifically noted, all ocean dumping site
coordinates are based upon the North American Datum of 1927.
(b) Region I Final Dredged Material Sites.
(1) Portland, Maine, Dredged Material Disposal Site.
(i) Location: 43 deg.33'36''N., 70 deg.02'42''W.;
43 deg.33'36''N., 70 deg.01'18''W.; 43 deg.34'36''N.,
70 deg.02'42''W.; 43 deg.34'36''N., 70 deg.01'18''W.
(ii) Size: One square nautical mile.
(iii) Depth: 50 meters.
(iv) Primary use: Dredged material.
(v) Period of use: Continuing use.
(vi) Restriction: Disposal shall be limited to dredged material.
(2) Massachusetts Bay Disposal Site.
(i) Location: Center coordinates (NAD 1983) 42 deg.25.1' north
latitude, 70 deg.35.0' west latitude.
(ii) Size: 2 nautical mile diameter.
(iii) Depth: Average 90 meters.
(iv) Exclusive Use: Dredged material.
(v) Period of Use: Continuing.
(vi) Restriction: Disposal shall be limited to dredged material
which meets the requirements of the MPRSA and its accompanying
regulations. Disposal-and-capping is prohibited at the MBDS until its
efficacy can be effectively demonstrated.
(c) Region I Final Other Wastes Sites.
(1) No final sites.
(2) [Reserved]
(d) Region II Final Dredged Material Sites.
(1) Fire Island Inlet, Long Island, New York Dredged Material
Disposal Site.
(i) Location: 40 deg.36'49''N., 73 deg.23'50''W.;
40 deg.37'12''N., 73 deg.21'30''W.; 40 deg.36'41''N.,
73 deg.21'20''W.; 40 deg.36'10''N., 73 deg.23'40''W.
(ii) Size: Approximately 1.09 square nautical miles.
(iii) Depth: Ranges from 7 to 10 meters.
(iv) Primary Use: Dredged material disposal.
(v) Period of Use: Continuing use.
(vi) Restrictions: Disposal shall be limited to dredged material
from Fire Island Inlet, Long Island, New York.
(2) Jones Inlet, Long Island, New York Dredged Material Disposal
Site.
(i) Location: 40 deg.34#32##N., 73 deg.39#14##W.;
40 deg.34#32##N., 73 deg.37#06##W.; 40 deg.33#48##N.,
73 deg.37#06##W.; 40 deg.33#48##N., 73 deg.39#14##W.
(ii) Size: Approximately 1.19 square nautical miles.
(iii) Depth: Ranges from 7 to 10 meters.
(iv) Primary use: Dredged material disposal.
(v) Period of use: Continuing use.
(vi) Restrictions: Disposal shall be limited to dredged material
from Jones Island Inlet, Long Island, New York.
(3) East Rockaway Inlet, Long Island NY Dredged Material Disposal
Site.
(i) Location: 40 deg.34'36''N., 73 deg.49'00''W.;
40 deg.35'06''N., 73 deg.47'06''W.; 40 deg.34'10''N.,
73 deg.48'#6''W.; 40 deg.34'12''N., 73 deg.47'17''W.
(ii) Size: Approximately 0.81 square nautical miles.
(iii) Depth: Ranges from 6 to 9 meters.
(iv) Primary use: Dredged material disposal.
(v) Period of use: Continuing use.
(vi) Restrictions: Disposal shall be limited to dredged material
from East Rockaway Inlet, Long Island, New York.
(4) Rockaway Inlet, Long Island, New York Dredged Material Disposal
Site.
(i) Location: 40 deg.32'30''N., 73 deg.55'00''W.;
40 deg.32'30''N., 73 deg.54'00W''; 40 deg.32'00''N.,
73 deg.54'00''W.; 40 deg.32'00''N., 73 deg.55'00''W.
(ii) Size: Approximately 0.38 square nautical miles.
(iii) Depth: Ranges from 8 to 11 meters.
(iv) Primary use: Dredged material disposal.
(v) Period of use: Continuing use.
(vi) Restrictions: Disposal shall be limited to dredged material
from Rockaway Inlet, Long Island, New York.
(5) Shark River, New Jersey Dredged Material Disposal Site.
(i) Location: 40 deg.12'48''N., 73 deg.59'45''W.;
40 deg.12'44''N., 73 deg.59'06''W.; 40 deg.11'36''N.,
73 deg.59'28''W.; 40 deg.11'42''N., 74 deg.00'12''W.
(ii) Size: Approximately 0.6 square nautical miles.
(iii) Depth: Approximately 12 meters.
(iv) Primary use: Dredged material disposal.
(v) Period of use: Continuing use.
(vi) Restrictions: Disposal shall be limited to dredged material
from Shark River Inlet, New Jersey.
(6) New York Bight Dredged Material Disposal Site (Mud Dump).
(i) Location: 40 deg.23'48''N., 73 deg.51'28''W.;
40 deg.21'48''N., 73 deg.50'00''W.; 40 deg.21'48''N.,
73 deg.51'28''W.; 40 deg.23'48''N., 73 deg.50'00''W.
(ii) Size: 2.2 square nautical miles.
(iii) Depth: Ranges from 16 to 29 meters.
(iv) Use Restricted to Disposal of: Dredged materials.
(v) Period of Use: Continuing use, subject to volumetric
restriction as noted paragraph (d)(6)(vi) of this section.
(vi) Restriction: Disposal shall be limited to 100 million cubic
yards of dredged materials generated in the Port of New York and New
Jersey and nearby harbors. Dumping within the area described by the
following coordinates shall be limited to projects determined by the
Corps and EPA to demonstrate a specific need, such as research or final
capping. 40 deg.23'48''N., 73 deg.51'28''W.; 40 deg.23'23''N.,
73 deg.51'28''W.; 40 deg.23'23''N., 73 deg.51'06''W.; 40 deg.23'48''N.,
73 deg.51'06''W. Dumping in the southeast quadrant of the site shall
not be authorized except as part of a research project on capping.
(7) Manasquan, New Jersey Dredged Material Disposal Site.
(i) Location: 40 deg.06'36''N., 74 deg.01'34''W.;
40 deg.06'19''N., 74 deg.01'39''W.; 40 deg.06'18''N.,
74 deg.01'53''W.; 40 deg.06'41''N., 74 deg.01'51''W.
(ii) Size: Approximately 0.11 square nautical miles.
(iii) Depth: Approximately 18 meters.
(iv) Primary Use: Dredged material disposal.
(v) Period of Use: Continuing use.
(vi) Restrictions: Disposal shall be limited to dredged material
from Manasquan Inlet, New Jersey.
(8) Absecon Inlet, NJ Dredged Material Disposal Site.
(i) Location: 39 deg.20'39''N., 74 deg.18'43''W.;
39 deg.20'30''N., 74 deg.18'25''W.; 39 deg.20'03''N.,
74 deg.18'43''W.; 39 deg.20'12''N., 74 deg.19'01''W.
(ii) Size: Approximately 0.28 square nautical miles.
(iii) Depth: Approximately 17 meters.
(iv) Primary Use: Dredged material disposal.
(v) Period of Use: Continuing use.
(vi) Restrictions: Disposal shall be limited to dredged material
from Absecon Inlet, New Jersey.
(9) Cold Spring Inlet, NJ Dredged Material Disposal Site.
(i) Location: 38 deg.55'52''N., 74 deg.53'04''W.;
38 deg.55'37''N., 74 deg.52'55''W.; 38 deg.55'23''N.,
74 deg.53'27''W.; 38 deg.55'36''N., 74 deg.53'36''W.
(ii) Size: Approximately 0.13 square nautical miles.
(iii) Depth: Approximately 9 meters.
(iv) Primary Use: Dredged material disposal.
(v) Period of Use: Continuing use.
(vi) Restrictions: Disposal shall be limited to dredged material
from Cold Spring Inlet, New Jersey.
(10) San Juan Harbor, PR, Dredged Material Site.
(i) Location: 18 deg.30'10''N., 66 deg.09'31''W.;
18 deg.30'10''N., 66 deg.08'29''W.; 18 deg.31'10''N.,
66 deg.08'29''W.; 18 deg.31'10''N., 66 deg.09'31''W.
(ii) Size: 0.98 square nautical mile.
(iii) Depth: Ranges from 200 to 400 meters.
(iv) Primary Use: Dredged material.
(v) Period of Use: Continuing use.
(vi) Restriction: Disposal shall be limited to dredged material
from the Port of San Juan, Puerto Rico, and coastal areas within 20
miles of said port entrance.
(11) Arecibo Harbor, PR Dredged Material Disposal Site.
(i) Location: 18 deg.31'00'' N., 66 deg.43'47'' W.;
18 deg.31'00'' N., 66 deg.42' 45'' W.; 18 deg.30'00'' N.,
66 deg.42'45'' W.; 18 deg.30'00'' N., 66 deg.43'47'' W.
(ii) Size: Approximately 1 square nautical mile.
(iii) Depth: Ranges from 101 to 417 meters.
(iv) Primary Use: Dredged material disposal.
(v) Period of Use: Continuing use.
(vi) Restrictions: Disposal shall be limited to dredged material
from Arecibo Harbor, PR.
(12) Mayaguez Harbor, PR Dredged Material Disposal Site.
(i) Location: 18 deg.15'30'' N., 67 deg.16'13'' W.;
18 deg.15'30'' N., 67 deg.15'11'' W.; 18 deg.14'30'' N.,
67 deg.15'11'' W.; 18 deg.14'30'' N., 67 deg.16'13'' W.
(ii) Size: Approximately 1 square nautical mile.
(iii) Depth: Ranges from 351 to 384 meters.
(iv) Primary Use: Dredged material disposal.
(v) Period of Use: Continuing use.
(vi) Restrictions: Disposal shall be limited to dredged material
from Mayaguez Harbor, PR.
(13) Ponce Harbor, PR Dredged Material Disposal Site.
(i) Location: 17 deg.54'00'' N., 66 deg.37'43'' W.;
17 deg.54'00'' N., 66 deg.36'41'' W.; 17 deg.53'00'' N.,
66 deg.36'41'' W.; 17 deg.53'00'' N., 66 deg.37'43'' W.
(ii) Size: Approximately 1 square nautical mile.
(iii) Depth: Ranges from 329 to 457 meters.
(iv) Primary Use: Dredged material disposal.
(v) Period of Use: Continuing use.
(vi) Restrictions: Disposal shall be limited to dredged material
from Ponce Harbor, PR.
(14) Yabucoa Harbor, PR Dredged Material Disposal Site.
(i) Location: 18 deg.03'42'' N., 65 deg.42'49'' W.;
18 deg.03'42'' N., 65 deg.41'47'' W.; 18 deg.02'42'' N.,
65 deg.41'47'' W.; 18 deg.02'42'' N., 65 deg.42'49'' W.
(ii) Size: Approximately 1 square nautical mile.
(iii) Depth: Ranges from 549 to 914 meters.
(iv) Primary Use: Dredged material disposal.
(v) Period of Use: Continuing use.
(vi) Restrictions: Disposal shall be limited to dredged material
from Yabucoa Harbor, PR.
(e) Region II Final Other Wastes Sites.
(1) No final sites.
(2) [Reserved]
(f) Region III Final Dredged Material Sites.
(1) Dam Neck, Virginia, Dredged Material Disposal Site.
(i) Location: 36 deg.51'24.1'' N., 75 deg.54'41.4'' W.;
36 deg.51'24.1'' N., 75 deg.53'02.9'' W.; 36 deg.50'52.0'' N.,
75 deg.52'49.0'' W.; 36 deg.46'27.4'' N., 75 deg.51'39.2'' W.;
36 deg.46'27.5'' N., 75 deg.54'19.0'' W.; 36 deg.50'05.0'' N.,
75 deg.54'19.0'' W.
(ii) Size: 8 square nautical miles.
(iii) Depth: Averages 11 meters.
(iv) Primary Use: Dredged Material.
(v) Period of Use: Continuing use.
(vi) Restriction: Disposal shall be limited to dredged material
from the mouth of Chesapeake Bay.
(2) Norfolk, VA, Dredged Material Disposal Site.
(i) Location: Center point: Latitude--36 deg.59'00'' N.,
Longitude--75 deg.39'00'' W.
(ii) Size: Circular with a radius of 7.4 kilometers (4 nautical
miles).
(iii) Depth: Ranges from 13.1 to 26 meters.
(iv) Primary Use: Dredged material.
(v) Period of Use: Continuing use.
(vi) Restrictions: Site shall be limited to suitable dredged
material which passed the criteria for ocean dumping.
(g) Region III Final Other Wastes Sites.
(1) No final sites.
(2) [Reserved].
(h) Region IV Final Dredged Material Sites.
(1) Morehead City, NC Dredged Material Disposal Site.
(i) Location: 34 deg.38'30'' N., 76 deg.45'0'' W.;
34 deg.38'30'' N., 76 deg.41'42'' W.; 34 deg.38'09'' N.,
76 deg.41'0'' W.; 34 deg.36'0'' N., 76 deg.41'0'' W.; 34 deg.36'0''
N., 76 deg.45'0'' W.
(ii) Size: 8 square nautical miles.
(iii) Depth: Average 12.0 meters.
(iv) Primary Use: Dredged material.
(v) Period of Use: Continuing use.
(vi) Restriction: Disposal shall be limited to dredged material
from the Morehead City Harbor, North Carolina area. All material
disposed must satisfy the requirements of the ocean dumping
regulations.
(2) Wilmington, NC Dredged Material Disposal Site.
(i) Location: 33 deg.49'30'' N., 78 deg.03'06'' W.;
33 deg.48'18'' N., 78 deg.01'39'' W.; 33 deg.47'19'' N.,
78 deg.02'48'' W.; 33 deg.48'30'' N., 78 deg.04'16'' W.
(ii) Size: 2.3 square nautical miles.
(iii) Depth: Averages 13 meters.
(iv) Primary Use: Dredged material.
(v) Period of Use: Continuing use.
(vi) Restriction: Disposal shall be limited to the dredged material
from Wilmington Harbor area.
(3) Georgetown Harbor; Georgetown, South Carolina: Ocean Dredged
Material Disposal Site.
(i) Location: 33 deg.11'18'' N., 79 deg.07'20'' W.;
33 deg.11'18'' N., 79 deg.05'23'' W.; 33 deg.10'38'' N.,
79 deg.05'24'' W.; 33 deg.10'38'' N., 79 deg.07'21'' W.
(ii) Size: 1 square nautical mile.
(iii) Depth: 6 to 11 meter range.
(iv) Primary use: Dredged material.
(v) Period of use: Continuing use.
(vi) Restriction: Disposal shall be limited to suitable dredged
material from the greater Georgetown, South Carolina, area.
(4) Charleston, SC Dredged Material Disposal Site.
(i) Location: 32 deg.40'27''N., 79 deg.47'22''W.;
32 deg.39'04''N., 79 deg.44'25''W.; 32 deg.38'07''N.,
79 deg.45'03''W.; 32 deg.39'30''N., 79 deg.48'00''W.
(ii) Size: 3 square nautical miles.
(iii) Depth: Averages 11 meters.
(iv) Primary use: Dredged material.
(v) Period of use: Continuing use.
(vi) Restriction: Disposal shall be limited to dredged material
from the Charleston Harbor area.
(5) Charleston, SC Harbor Deepening Project Dredged Material
Disposal Site.
(i) Location: 32 deg.38'06''N., 79 deg.41'57''W.;
32 deg.40'42''N., 79 deg.47'30''W.; 32 deg.39'04''N.,
79 deg.49'21''W.; 32 deg.36'28''N., 79 deg.43'48''W.
(ii) Size: 11.8 square nautical miles.
(iii) Depth: Averages 11 meters.
(iv) Primary use: Dredged material from the Charleston Harbor
deepening project.
(v) Period of use: Not to exceed seven years from the initiation of
the Charleston Harbor deepening project.
(vi) Restriction: Disposal shall be limited to dredged material
from the Charleston Harbor area. All dredged material, except entrance
channel materials, shall be limited to that part of the site east of
the line between coordinates 32 deg.39'04''N., 79 deg.44'25''W., and
32 deg.37'24''N., 79 deg.45'30''W., unless the materials can be shown
by sufficient testing to contain 10% or less of fine material (grain
size of less than 0.074 mm) by weight and shown to be suitable for
ocean disposal.
(6) Savannah, GA Dredged Material Disposal Site.
(i) Location: 31 deg.55'53''N., 80 deg.44'20''W.;
31 deg.57'55''N., 80 deg.46'48''W.; 31 deg.57'55''N.,
80 deg.44'20''W.; 31 deg.55'53''N., 80 deg.46'48''W.
(ii) Size: 4.26 square nautical miles.
(iii) Depth: Averages 11.4 meters.
(iv) Primary use: Dredged material.
(v) Period of use: Continuing use.
(vi) Restriction: Disposal shall be limited to dredged material
from the Savannah Harbor area.
(7) Brunswick Harbor, Brunswick, Georgia Ocean Dredged Material
Disposal Site.
(i) Location: 31 deg.02'35''N., 81 deg.17'40''W.;
31 deg.02'35''N., 81 deg.16'30''W.; 31 deg.00'30''N.,
81 deg.16'30''W.; 31 deg.00'30''N., 81 deg.17'42''W.
(ii) Size: Approximately 2 square nautical miles.
(iii) Depth: Average 9 meters.
(iv) Primary use: Dredged material.
(v) Period of use: Continuing use.
(vi) Restrictions: Disposal shall be limited to suitable dredged
material from the greater Brunswick, Georgia, vicinity.
(8) Fernandina Beach, FL Dredged Material Disposal Site.
(i) Location: 30 deg.33'00''N., 81 deg.16'52''W.;
30 deg.31'00''N., 81 deg.16'52''W.; 30 deg.31'00''N.,
81 deg.19'08''W.; 30 deg.33'00''N., 81 deg.19'08''W.
(ii) Size: Four square nautical miles.
(iii) Depth: Average 16 meters.
(iv) Primary use: Dredged material.
(v) Period of use: Continuing Use.
(vi) Restriction: Disposal shall be limited to dredged material
which meets the criteria given in the Ocean Dumping Regulations in 40
CFR part 227.
(9) Jacksonville, FL Dredged Material Site.
(i) Location: 30 deg.21'30''N., 81 deg.18'34''W.;
30 deg.21'30''N., 81 deg.17'26''W.; 30 deg.20'30''N.,
81 deg.17'26''W.; 30 deg.20'30''N., 81 deg.18'34''W.
(ii) Size: One square nautical mile.
(iii) Depth: Ranges from 12 to 16 meters.
(iv) Primary use: Dredged material.
(v) Period of use: Continuing use.
(vi) Restriction: Disposal shall be limited to dredged material
from the Jacksonville, Florida, area.
(10) Canaveral Harbor, FL, Dredged Material Dumpsite.
(i) Location: 28 deg.20'15''N., 80 deg.31'11''W.;
28 deg.18'51''N., 80 deg.29'15''W.; 28 deg.17'13''N.,
80 deg.30'53''W.; 28 deg.18'36''N., 80 deg.32'45''W.
Center coordinates: 28 deg.18'44''N., 80 deg.31'00''W. (NAD 27).
(ii) Size: 4 square nautical miles.
(iii) Depth: Range 47 to 55 feet.
(iv) Primary Use: Dredged material.
(v) Period of Use: Continuing use.
(vi) Restriction: Disposal shall be limited to suitable dredged
material from the greater Canaveral, Florida, vicinity.
(11) Fort Pierce Harbor, FL, Fort Pierce, FL, Ocean Dredged
material Disposal Site.
(i) Location: 27 deg.28'30''N., 80 deg.12'33''W;
27 deg.28'30''N., 80 deg.11'27''W; 27 deg.27'30''N.,
80 deg.11'27''W; 27 deg.27'30''N., 80 deg.12'33''W.
(ii) Size: 1 square nautical mile.
(iii) Depth: Average range 40 to 54 feet.
(iv) Primary Use: Dredged material.
(v) Period of Use: Continuing use.
(vi) Restrictions: Disposal shall be limited to suitable dredged
material from the greater Fort Pierce Harbor vicinity. All dredged
material consisting of greater than 10% fine grained material (grain
size of less than 0.047mm) by weight shall be limited to that part of
the site east of 80 deg.12'00''W. and south of 27 deg.27'20''N.
(12) Pensacola Nearshore, FL Dredged Material Disposal Site.
(i) Location: 30 deg.17'24''N., 87 deg.18'30''W.;
30 deg.17'00''N., 87 deg.19'50''W.; 30 deg.15'36''N.,
87 deg.17'48''W.; 30 deg.15'15''N., 87 deg.19'18''W.
(ii) Size: 2.48 square nautical miles.
(iii) Depth: Averages 11 meters.
(iv) Primary use: Dredged material.
(v) Period of use: Continuing use.
(vi) Restriction: Disposal shall be limited to dredged materials
which are shown to be predominantly sand (defined by a median grain
size greater than 0.125 mm and a composition of less than 10% fines)
and meet the Ocean Dumping Criteria.
(13) Pensacola, Florida Ocean Dredged Material Disposal Site, i.e.
the Pensacola (Offshore) Ocean Dredged Material Disposal Site.
(i) Location: 30 deg.08'50''N., 87 deg.19'30''W.;
30 deg.08'50''N., 87 deg.16'30''W.; 30 deg.07'05''N.,
87 deg.16'30''W.; 30 deg.07'05''N., 87 deg.19'30''W.
(ii) Size: Approximately 6 square statute miles.
(iii) Depth: Ranges from 65 to 80 feet.
(iv) Primary Use: Dredged material.
(v) Period of Use: Continuing use.
(vi) Restrictions: Disposal is restricted to predominantly fine-
grained dredged material from the greater Pensacola, Florida area that
meets the Ocean Dumping Criteria but is not suitable for beach
nourishment or disposal at the existing EPA designated Pensacola
(Nearshore) ODMDS (Sec. 228.15(h)(11)). The Pensacola (Nearshore) ODMDS
is restricted to suitable dredged material with a median grain size of
> 0.125 mm and a composition of < 10% fines.
(14) Mobile, Alabama Dredged Material Disposal Site.
(i) Location: 30 deg.10'00''N., 88 deg.07'42''W.;
30 deg.10'24''N., 88 deg.05'12''W.; 30 deg.09'24''N.,
88 deg.04'42''W.; 30 deg.08'30''N., 88 deg.05'12''W.;
30 deg.08'30''N., 88 deg.08'12''W.
(ii) Size: 4.8 square nautical miles.
(iii) Depth: Average 14 meters.
(iv) Primary use: Dredged material.
(v) Period of use: Continuing use.
(vi) Restriction: Disposal shall be limited to dredged materials
which meet the Ocean Dumping Criteria.
(15) Pascagoula, MS, Ocean Dredged Material Dumpsite.
(i) Location: 30 deg.12'06''N., 88 deg.44'30''W.;
30 deg.11'42''N., 88 deg.33'24''W.; 30 deg.08'30''N.,
88 deg.37'00''W.; and 30 deg.08'18''N., 88 deg.41'54''W.
Center coordinates: 30 deg.10'09''N., 88 deg.39'12''W.
(ii) Size: 18.5 square nautical miles.
(iii) Depth: Average 46 feet, range 38-52 feet.
(iv) Primary Use: Dredged material.
(v) Period of Use: Continuing use.
(vi) Restriction: Disposal shall be limited to suitable material
from the Mississippi Sound and vicinity.
(16) Gulfport, Mississippi Dredged Material Disposal Site--Eastern
Site
(i) Location: 30 deg.11'10''N., 88 deg.58'24''W.;
30 deg.11'12''N., 88 deg.57'30''W.; 30 deg.07'36''N.,
88 deg.54'24''W.; 30 deg.07'24''N., 88 deg.54'48''W.
(ii) Size: 2.47 square nautical miles.
(iii) Depth: 9.1 meters.
(iv) Primary use: Dredged material.
(v) Period of use: Continuing use.
(vi) Restriction: Disposal shall be limited to materials which meet
the Ocean Dumping Criteria.
(17) Gulfport, MS Dredged Material Disposal Site--Western Site.
(i) Location: 30 deg.12'00''N., 89 deg.00'30''W.;
30 deg.12'00''N., 88 deg.59'30''W.; 30 deg.11'00''N.,
89 deg.00'00''W.; 30 deg.07'00''N., 88 deg.56'30''W.;
30 deg.06'36''N., 88 deg.57'00''W.; 30 deg.10'30''N.,
89 deg.00'36''W.
(ii) Size: 5.2 square nautical miles.
(iii) Depth: 8.2 meters.
(iv) Primary use: Dredged material.
(v) Period of use: Continuing use.
(vi) Disposal shall be limited to dredged material which meets the
Ocean Dumping Criteria.
(i) Region IV Final Other Wastes Sites.
(1) No final sites.
(2) [Reserved].
(j) Region VI Final Dredged Material Sites.
(1) Mississippi River Gulf Outlet, LA.
(i) Location: 29 deg.32'35''N., 89 deg.12'38''W.;
29 deg.29'21''N., 89 deg.08'00''W.; 29 deg.24'32''N.,
88 deg.59'23''W.; 29 deg.24'28''N., 88 deg.59'39''W.;
29 deg.28'59''N., 89 deg.08'19''W.; 29 deg.32'15''N.,
89 deg.12'57''W.; thence to point of beginning.
(ii) Size: 6.03 square nautical miles.
(iii) Depth: Ranges from 20 to 40 feet.
(iv) Primary use: Dredged material.
(v) Period of use: Continuing use.
(vi) Restrictions: Disposal shall be limited to dredged material
from the vicinity of Mississippi River Gulf Outlet.
(2) Southwest Pass--Mississippi River, LA.
(i) Location: 28 deg.54'12''N., 89 deg.27'15''W.;
28 deg.54'12''N., 89 deg.26'00''W.; 28 deg.51'00''N.,
89 deg.27'15''W.; 28 deg.51'00''N., 89 deg.26'00''W.
(ii) Size: 3.44 square nautical miles.
(iii) Depth: Ranges from 2.7 to 32.2 meters.
(iv) Primary use: Dredged material.
(v) Period of Use: Continuing use.
(vi) Restrictions: Disposal shall be limited to dredged material
from the vicinity of the Southwest Pass Channel.
(3) Barataria Bay Waterway, LA.
(i) Location: 29 deg.16'10''N., 89 deg.56'20''W.;
29 deg.14'19''N., 89 deg.53'16''W.; 29 deg.14'00''N.,
89 deg.53'36''W.; 29 deg.16'29''N., 89 deg.55'59''W.
(ii) Size: 1.4 square nautical miles.
(iii) Depth: Ranges from 8-20 feet.
(iv) Primary Use: Dredged material.
(v) Period of Use: Continuing use.
(vi) Restriction: Disposal shall be limited to dredged material
from the vicinity of Barataria Bay Waterway.
(4) Houma Navigation Canal, Louisiana.
(i) Location: 29 deg.05'22.3''N., 90 deg.34'43''W.; thence
following a line 1000 feet west of the channel centerline to
29 deg.02'17.8''N., 90 deg.34'28.4''W.; thence to
29 deg.02'12.6''N., 90 deg.35'27.8''W.; thence to
29 deg.05'30.8''N., 90 deg.35'27.8''W.; thence to the point of
beginning.
(ii) Size: 2.08 square nautical miles.
(iii) Depth: Ranges from 6 to 30 feet.
(iv) Primary Use: Dredged material.
(v) Period of Use: Continuing use.
(vi) Restrictions: Disposal shall be limited to dredged material
from the vicinity of Cat Island Pass, Louisiana.
(5) Calcasieu, LA Dredged Material Site 1.
(i) Location: 29 deg.45'39''N., 93 deg.19'36''W.;
29 deg.42'42''N., 93 deg.19'06''W.; 29 deg.42'36''N.,
93 deg.19'48''W.; 29 deg.44'42''N., 93 deg.20'12''W.;
29 deg.44'42''N., 93 deg.20'24''W.; 29 deg.45'27''N.,
93 deg.20'33''W.
(ii) Size: 1.76 square nautical miles.
(iii) Depth: Ranges from 2 to 8 meters.
(iv) Primary Use: Dredged material.
(v) Period of Use: Continuing use.
(vi) Restriction: Disposal shall be limited to dredged material
from the vicinity of the Calcasieu River and Pass Project.
(6) Calcasieu, LA Dredged Material Site 2.
(i) Location: 29 deg.44'31''N., 93 deg.20'43''W.;
29 deg.39'45''N., 93 deg.19'56''W.; 29 deg.39'34''N.,
93 deg.20'46''W.; 29 deg.44'25''N., 93 deg.21'33''W.
(ii) Size: 3.53 square nautical miles.
(iii) Depth: Ranges from 2 to 11 meters.
(iv) Primary Use: Dredged material.
(v) Period of Use: Continuing use.
(vi) Restriction: Disposal shall be limited to dredged material
from the vicinity of the Calcasieu River and Pass Project.
(7) Calcasieu, LA Dredged Material Site 3.
(i) Location: 29 deg.37'50''N., 93 deg.19'37''W.;
29 deg.37'25''N., 93 deg.19'33''W.; 29 deg.33'55''N.,
93 deg.16'23''W.; 29 deg.33'49''N., 93 deg.16'5''W.;
29 deg.30'59''N., 93 deg.13'51''W.; 29 deg.29'10''N.,
93 deg.13'49''W.; 29 deg.29'05''N., 93 deg.14'23''W.;
29 deg.30'49''N., 93 deg.14'25''W.; 29 deg.37'26''N.,
93 deg.20'24''W.; 29 deg.37'44''N., 93 deg.20'27''W.
(ii) Size: 5.88 square nautical miles.
(iii) Depth: Ranges from 11 to 14 meters.
(iv) Primary Use: Dredged material.
(v) Period of Use: Continuing use.
(vi) Restriction: Disposal shall be limited to dredged material
from the vicinity of the Calcasieu River and Pass Project.
(8) Sabine-Neches, TX Dredged Material Site 1.
(i) Location: 29 deg.28'03''N., 93 deg.41'14''W.;
29 deg.26'11''N., 93 deg.41'14''W.; 29 deg.26'11''N.,
93 deg.44'11''W.
(ii) Size: 2.4 square nautical miles.
(iii) Depth: Ranges from 11-13 meters.
(iv) Primary Use: Dredged material.
(v) Period of Use: Continuing use.
(vi) Restriction: Disposal shall be limited to dredged material
from the Sabine-Neches area.
(9) Sabine-Neches, TX Dredged Material Site 2.
(i) Location: 29 deg.30'41''N., 93 deg.43'49''W.;
29 deg.28'42''N., 93 deg.41'33''W.; 29 deg.28'42''N.,
93 deg.44'49''W.; 29 deg.30'08''N., 93 deg.46'27''W.
(ii) Size: 4.2 square nautical miles.
(iii) Depth: Ranges from 9-13 meters.
(iv) Primary Use: Dredged material.
(v) Period of Use: Continuing use.
(vi) Restriction: Disposal shall be limited to dredged material
from the Sabine-Neches area.
(10) Sabine-Neches, TX Dredged Material Site 3.
(i) Location: 29 deg.34'24''N., 93 deg.48'13''W.;
29 deg.32'47''N., 93 deg.46'16''W.; 29 deg.32'06''N.,
93 deg.46'29''W.; 29 deg.31'42''N., 93 deg.48'16''W.;
29 deg.32'59''N., 93 deg.49'48''W.
(ii) Size: 4.7 square nautical miles.
(iii) Depth: 10 meters.
(iv) Primary Use: Dredged material.
(v) Period of Use: Continuing use.
(vi) Restriction: Disposal shall be limited to dredged material
from the Sabine-Neches area.
(11) Sabine-Neches, TX, Dredged Material Site 4.
(i) Location: 29 deg.38'09''N., 93 deg.49'23''W.;
29 deg.35'53''N., 93 deg.48'18''W.; 29 deg.35'06''N.,
93 deg.50'24''W.; 29 deg.36'37''N., 93 deg.51'09''W.;
29 deg.37'00''N., 93 deg.50'06''W.; 29 deg.37'46''N.,
93 deg.50'26''W.
(ii) Size: 4.2 square nautical miles.
(iii) Depth: Ranges from 5-9 meters.
(iv) Primary Use: Dredged material.
(v) Period of Use: Continuing use.
(vi) Restriction: Disposal shall be limited to dredged material
from the Sabine-Neches area.
(12) Galveston, TX Dredged Material Site.
(i) Location: 29 deg.18'00''N., 94 deg.39'30''W.;
29 deg.15'54''N., 94 deg.37'06''W.; 29 deg.14'24''N.,
94 deg.38'42''W.; 29 deg.16'54''N., 94 deg.41'30''W.
(ii) Size: 6.6 square nautical miles.
(iii) Depth: Ranges from 10 to 15.5 meters.
(iv) Primary Use: Dredged material.
(v) Period of Use: Continuing use.
(vi) Restriction: Disposal shall be limited to dredged material
from the Galveston, Texas area.
(13) Freeport Harbor, TX, New Work (45 Foot Project).
(i) Location: 28 deg.50'#51''N., 95 deg.13'54''W.;
28 deg.51'44''N., 95 deg.14'49''W.; 28 deg.50'15''N.,
95 deg.16'40''W.; 28 deg.49'22''N., 95 deg.15'45''W.
(ii) Size: 2.64 square nautical miles.
(iii) Depth: 54 to 61 feet.
(iv) Primary Use: Construction (new work) dredged material.
(v) Period of Use: Indefinite period of time.
(vi) Restriction: Disposal shall be limited to dredged material
from the Freeport Harbor Entrance and Jetty Channels, Texas.
(14) Freeport Harbor, TX, Maintenance (45 Foot Project).
(i) Location: 28 deg.54'00''N., 95 deg.15'49''W.;
28 deg.53'28''N., 95 deg.15'16''W.; 28 deg.52'00''N.,
95 deg.16'59''W.; 28 deg.52'32''N., 95 deg.17'32''W.
(ii) Size: 1.53 square nautical miles.
(iii) Depth: 31 to 38 feet.
(iv) Primary use: Maintenance dredged material.
(v) Period of Use: Indefinite period of time.
(vi) Restriction: Disposal shall be limited to dredged material
from the Freeport Harbor Entrance and Jetty Channels, Texas.
(15) Matagorda Ship Channel, TX.
(i) Location: 28 deg.23'48''N., 96 deg.18'00''W.;
28 deg.23'21''N., 96 deg.18'31''W.; 28 deg.22'43''N.,
96 deg.17'52''W.; 28 deg.23'11''N., 96 deg.17'22''W.
(ii) Size: 0.56 square nautical mile.
(iii) Depth: Ranges from 25-40 feet.
(iv) Primary Use: Dredged Material.
(v) Period of Use: Indefinite period of time.
(vi) Restriction: Disposal shall be limited to dredged material
from the Matagorda Ship Channel, Texas.
(16) Homeport Project, Port Aransas, TX.
(i) Location: 27 deg.47'42'' N., 97 deg.00'12'' W.;
27 deg.47'15'' N., 96 deg.59'25'' W.; 27 deg.46'17'' N.,
97 deg.01'12'' W.; 27 deg.45'49'' N., 97 deg.00'25'' W.
(ii) Size: 1.4 square miles.
(iii) Depth: Ranges from 45-55 feet.
(iv) Primary Use: Dredged material.
(v) Period of Use: 50 years.
(vi) Restriction: Disposal shall be limited to dredged material
from the U.S. Navy Homeport Project, Corpus Christi/Ingleside, TX.
(17) Corpus Christi Ship Channel, TX.
(i) Location: 27 deg.49'10''N., 97 deg.01'09''W.;
27 deg.48'42''N., 97 deg.00'21''W.; 27 deg.48'06''N.,
97 deg.00'48''W.; 27 deg.48'33''N., 97 deg.01'36''W.
(ii) Size: 0.63 square nautical mile.
(iii) Depth: Ranges from 35 to 50 feet.
(iv) Primary use: Dredged material.
(v) Period of use: Indefinite period of time.
(vi) Restrictions: Disposal shall be limited to dredged material
from the Corpus Christi Ship Channel, Texas.
(18) Port Mansfield, TX.
(i) Location: 26 deg.34'24''N., 97 deg.15'15''W.;
26 deg.34'26''N., 97 deg.14'17''W.; 26 deg.33'57''N.,
97 deg.14'17''W.; 26 deg.33'55''N., 97 deg.15'15''W.
(ii) Size: 0.42 Square nautical miles.
(iii) Depth: Ranges from 35-50 feet.
(iv) Primary Use: Dredged material.
(v) Period of Use: Indefinite period of time.
(vi) Restriction: Disposal shall be limited to dredged material
from the Port Mansfield Entrance Channel, Texas.
(19) Brazos Island Harbor, TX.
(i) Location: 26 deg.04'32'' N., 97 deg.07'26'' W.;
26 deg.04'32'' N., 97 deg.06'30'' W.; 26 deg.04'02'' N.,
97 deg.06'30'' W.; 26 deg.04'02'' N., 97 deg.07'26'' W.
(ii) Size: 0.42 square nautical miles.
(iii) Depth: Ranges from 55 to 65 feet.
(iv) Primary Use: Dredged material.
(v) Period of Use: Indefinite period of time.
(vi) Restriction: Disposal shall be limited to dredged material
from the Brazos Island Harbor Entrance Channel, Texas.
(20) Brazos Island Harbor (42-Foot Project), TX.
(i) Location: 26 deg.04'47'' N., 97 deg.05'07'' W.;
26 deg.05'16'' N., 97 deg.05'04'' W.; 26 deg.05'10'' N.,
97 deg.04'06'' W.; 26 deg.04'42'' N., 97 deg.04'09'' W.
(ii) Size: 0.42 square nautical miles.
(iii) Depth: Ranges from 60-67 feet.
(iv) Primary Use: Dredged material.
(v) Period of Use: Indefinite period of time.
(vi) Restrictions: Disposal shall be limited to construction
material dredged from the Brazos Island Harbor Entrance Channel, Texas.
(k) Region VI Final Other Wastes Sites.
(1) No final sites.
(2) [Reserved]
(l) Region IX Final Dredged Material Sites.
(1) San Diego, CA (LA-5).
(i) Location: Center coordinates of the site are: 32 deg.36.83'
North Latitude and 117 deg.20.67' West Latitude (North American Datum
from 1927), with a radius of 3,000 feet (910 meters).
(ii) Size: 0.77 square nautical miles.
(iii) Depth: 460 to 660 feet (145 to 200 meters).
(iv) Primary Use: Ocean dredged material disposal.
(v) Period of Use: Continuing use.
(vi) Restrictions: Disposal shall be limited to dredged materials
that comply with EPA's Ocean Dumping Regulations and Corps Permitting
Regulations.
(2) Los Angeles/Long Beach, CA (LA-2).
(i) Location: 33 deg.37.10' North Latitude by 118 deg.17.40' West
Longitude (North American Datum from 1983), with a radius of 3,000 feet
(910 meters).
(ii) Size: 0.77 square nautical miles.
(iii) Depth: 380 to 1060 feet (110 to 320 meters).
(iv) Primary use: Ocean dredged material disposal.
(v) Period of use: Continuing use, subject to submission of a
revised Consistency Determination to the California Coastal Commission
after 5 years of site management and monitoring.
(vi) Restrictions: Disposal shall be limited to dredged sediments
that comply with EPA's Ocean Dumping Regulations.
(3) San Francisco Deepwater Ocean Site (SF-DODS) Ocean Dredged
Material Disposal Site--Region IX.
(i) Location: Center coordinates of the oval-shaped site are:
37 deg.39.0' North latitude by 123 deg.29.0' West longitude (North
American Datum from 1983), with length (north-south axis) and width
(west-east axis) dimensions of approximately 4 nautical miles (7.5
kilometers) and 2.5 nautical miles (4.5 kilometers), respectively.
(ii) Size: 6.5 square nautical miles (22 square kilometers).
(iii) Depth: 8,200 to 9,840 feet (2,500 to 3,000 meters).
(iv) Use Restricted to Disposal of: Dredged materials.
(v) Period of Use: Continuing use over 50 years from date of site
designation, subject to restrictions and provisions set forth below.
(vi) Restrictions/provisions: The remainder of this
Sec. 228.15(l)(3) (hereinafter referred to as ``this section'')
constitutes the required Site Management and Monitoring Plan (SMMP) for
the SF-DODS. This SMMP shall be supplemented by a Site Management and
Monitoring Plan Implementation Manual (SMMP Implementation Manual)
containing more detailed operational guidance. The SMMP Implementation
Manual may be periodically revised as necessary; proposed revisions to
the SMMP Implementation Manual shall be made following opportunity for
public review and comment. SF-DODS use shall be subject to the
following restrictions and provisions:
(vii) Type and capacity of disposed materials. The interim site
disposal capacity shall be 6 million cubic yards of suitable dredged
material per year until December 31, 1996. Thereafter, the capacity of
the SF-DODS shall be set in a separate rulemaking based on either a
comprehensive long-term management strategy for management of dredged
materials from San Francisco Bay (reflected in an EPA-prepared dredged
material management planning document) or a separate alternatives-based
EPA evaluation of the need for ocean disposal. This separate rulemaking
will identify the appropriate site capacity for the remaining life of
this site designation. No disposal at the SF-DODS may occur after
December 31, 1996 without subsequent promulgation by Rule of
appropriate annual site disposal capacity.
(viii) Permit/project conditions. Paragraph (l)(3)(viii)(A) of this
section sets forth requirements for inclusion in permits to use the SF-
DODS, and in all Army Corps of Engineers federal project
authorizations. Paragraph (l)(3)(viii)(B) of this section describes
additional project-specific conditions that will be required of
disposal permits and operations as appropriate. Paragraph
(l)(3)(viii)(C) of this section describes how alternative permit
conditions may be authorized by EPA and the Corps of Engineers. All
references to ``permittees'' shall be deemed to include the Army Corps
of Engineers when implementing a federal dredging project.
(A) Mandatory conditions. All permits or federal project
authorizations authorizing use of the SF-DODS shall include the
following conditions, unless approval for an alternative permit
condition is sought and granted pursuant to paragraph (l)(3)(viii)(C)
of this section:
(1) Transportation of dredged material to the SF-DODS shall only be
allowed when weather and sea state conditions will not interfere with
safe transportation and will not create risk of spillage, leak or other
loss of dredged material in transit to the SF-DODS. No disposal vessel
trips shall be initiated when the National Weather Service has
predicted combined seas in excess of eighteen feet or has issued a gale
warning for local waters during the time period necessary for the
disposal vessel to complete dumping operations.
(2) All vessels used for dredged material transportation and
disposal must be load-lined at a level at which dredged material is not
expected to be spilled in transit under anticipated sea state
conditions. Disposal vessels shall not be filled above their load
limitations. Before any disposal vessel departs for the SF-DODS, an
independent quality control inspector must certify that it is filled
correctly. For purposes of paragraph (l)(3)(viii) of this section,
``independent'' means not an employee of the permittee; however, the
Corps of Engineers may provide inspectors for Corps of Engineers
disposal operations.
(3) Dredged material shall not be leaked or spilled from disposal
vessels during transit to the SF-DODS.
(4) Disposal vessels in transit to and from the SF-DODS shall
remain at least three nautical miles from the Farallon Islands at all
times.
(5) When dredged material is discharged within the SF-DODS, no
portion of the vessel from which materials are released (for example, a
hopper dredge vessel or a towed barge) can be further than 3,200 feet
from the center of the target area, centered at 37 deg.39'N,
123 deg.29'W.
(6) No more than one disposal vessel may be present within the
permissible dumping target area referred to in paragraph
(l)(3)(viii)(A)(5) of this section at any time.
(7) Disposal vessels shall use an appropriate navigation system
capable of indicating the position of the vessel carrying dredged
material (for example, a hopper dredge vessel or a towed barge) with a
minimum accuracy and precision of 100 feet during all disposal
operations. If the positioning system fails, all disposal operations
must cease until the navigational capabilities are restored.
(8) The permittee shall maintain daily records of the amount of
material dredged and loaded into barges for disposal, the times that
disposal vessel depart for, arrive at and return from the SF-DODS, the
exact locations and times of disposal, and the volumes of material
disposed at the SF-DODS during each vessel trip. The permittee shall
further record wind and sea state observations at intervals to be
established in the permit.
(9) For each disposal vessel trip, the permittee shall maintain a
computer printout from a Global Positioning System or other acceptable
navigation system showing transit routes and disposal coordinates,
including the time and position of the disposal vessel when dumping was
commenced and completed.
(10) An independent quality control inspector (as defined in
paragraph (l)(3)(viii)(A)(2)) of this section shall observe all
dredging and disposal operations. The inspector shall verify the
information required in paragraphs (l)(3)(viii)(A)(8) and (9) of this
section. The inspector shall promptly inform permittees of any
inaccuracies or discrepancies concerning this information and shall
prepare summary reports, which summarize all such inaccuracies and
discrepancies, from time to time as shall be specified in permits. Such
summary reports shall be sent by the permittee to the District Engineer
and the Regional Administrator within a time interval that shall be
specified in the permit.
(11) The permittee shall report any anticipated or actual permit
violations to the District Engineer and the Regional Administrator
within 24 hours of discovering such violations. In addition, the
permittee shall prepare and submit reports, certified accurate by the
independent quality control inspector, on a frequency that shall be
specified in permits, to the District Engineer and the Regional
Administrator setting forth the information required by paragraphs
(l)(3)(viii)(A)(8) and (9) of this section.
(12) Permittees shall allow observers from the Point Reyes Bird
Observatory or other appropriate independent observers as specified in
permits to be present on disposal vessels on all trips to the SF-DODS
for the purpose of conducting shipboard surveys of seabirds and marine
mammals. In addition, permittees shall ensure that independent
observers are present on a sufficient number of vessel trips to
characterize fully the potential impact of disposal site use on
seabirds and marine mammals, taking into account, to the extent
feasible, seasonal variations in such potential impacts. At a minimum,
permittees shall ensure that independent observers are present on at
least one disposal trip in any calendar month in which a disposal trip
to the SF-DODS is made.
(13) At the completion of short-term dredging projects or annually
for on-going projects, permittees shall prepare and submit to the
District Engineer and the Regional Administrator complete pre-dredging
and post-dredging bathymetric surveys showing the depth of all areas
dredged, including side slope areas, before and after dredging.
Permittees shall include a report indicating whether any dredged
material was dredged outside of areas authorized for dredging or was
dredged within project boundaries at depths deeper than authorized for
dredging by their permits.
(B) Project-specific conditions. Permits or federal project
authorizations authorizing use of the SF-DODS may include the following
conditions, if EPA determines these conditions are necessary to
facilitate safe use of the SF-DODS, the prevention of potential harm to
the environment or accurate monitoring of site use:
(1) Permittees may be required to limit the speed of disposal
vessels in transit to the SF-DODS to a rate that is safe under the
circumstances and will prevent the spillage of dredged materials.
(2) Permittees may be required to use automated data logging
systems for recording navigation and disposal coordinates and/or load
levels throughout disposal trips when such systems are feasible and
represent an improvement over manual recording methodologies.
(3) Any other conditions that EPA or the Corps of Engineers
determine to be necessary or appropriate to facilitate compliance with
the requirements of the MPRSA and this section may be included in site
use permits.
(C) Alternative permit/project conditions. Alternatives to the
permit conditions specified in paragraph (l)(3)(viii) of this section
in a permit or federal project authorization may be authorized if the
permittee demonstrates to the District Engineer and the Regional
Administrator that the alternative conditions are sufficient to
accomplish the specific intended purpose of the permit condition in
issue and further demonstrates that the waiver will not increase the
risk of harm to the environment, the health or safety of persons, nor
will impede monitoring of compliance with the MPRSA, regulations
promulgated under the MPRSA, or any permit issued under the MPRSA.
(ix) Site monitoring. Data shall be collected in accordance with a
three-tiered site monitoring program which consists of three
interdependent types of monitoring for each tier: Physical, chemical
and biological. In addition, periodic confirmatory monitoring
concerning potential site contamination shall be performed. Specific
guidance for site monitoring tasks required by this paragraph shall be
described in a Site Management and Monitoring Implementation Manual
(SMMP Implementation Manual) developed by EPA. The SMMP Implementation
Manual shall be reviewed periodically and any necessary revisions to
the Manual will be issued for public review under an EPA Public Notice.
(A) Tier 1 monitoring activities. Tier 1 monitoring activities
shall consist of the following:
(1) Physical monitoring. Tier 1 Physical Monitoring shall consist
of a physical survey to map the area on the seafloor within and in the
vicinity of the disposal site where dredged material has been deposited
(the footprint). Such a survey shall use appropriate technology (for
example, sediment profile photography) to determine the areal extent
and thickness of the disposed dredged material, and to determine if any
dredged material has deposited outside of the disposal site boundary.
(2) Chemical monitoring. Tier 1 Chemical Monitoring shall consist
of collecting, processing, and preserving boxcore samples of sediments
so that such sediments could be subjected to sediment chemistry
analysis in the appropriate tier. Samples shall be collected within the
dredged material footprint, outside of the dredged material footprint,
and outside of the disposal site boundaries. Samples within the
footprint shall be subjected to chemical analysis in annual Tier 1
activity. Samples from outside of the footprint and outside of the
disposal site boundaries shall be archived and analyzed only when the
criteria requiring Tier 2 as specified in paragraph (l)(3)(x) of this
section are met. A sufficient number of samples shall be collected so
that the potential for adverse impacts due to elevated chemistry can be
assessed with an appropriate time-series or ordinal technique.
(3) Biological monitoring. Tier 1 Biological Monitoring shall have
two components: Monitoring of pelagic communities and monitoring of
benthic communities.
(i) Pelagic communities. Tier 1 Biological Monitoring shall include
regional surveys of seabirds, marine mammals and mid-water column fish
populations appropriate for evaluating how these populations might be
affected by disposal site use. A combination of annual regional and
periodic (random) shipboard surveys of seabirds and marine mammals will
be used. The regional survey designs for each category of biota shall
be similar to that used for the regional characterization studies
referenced in the Final Environmental Impact Statement for Designation
of a Deep Water Ocean Dredged Material Disposal Site off San Francisco,
California (August 1993) with appropriate realignments to accommodate
transects within and in the vicinity of the SF-DODS. The periodic
shipboard surveys shall be performed from vessels involved in dredged
material disposal operations at the SF-DODS as specified in permit
conditions imposed pursuant to paragraph (l)(3)(viii)(A)(12) of this
section. The minimum number of surveys must be sufficient to
characterize the disposal operations for each project, and, as
practicable, provide seasonal data for an assessment of the potential
for adverse impacts for the one-year period. An appropriate time-series
(ordinal), and community analysis shall be performed using data
collected during the current year and previous years.
(ii) Benthic communities. Tier 1 Biological Monitoring shall
include collection and preservation of boxcore samples of benthic
communities so that such samples could be analyzed as a Tier 2
activity.
(4) Annual reporting. The results of the annual Tier 1 studies
shall be compiled in an annual report which will be available for
public review.
(B) Tier 2 monitoring activities. Tier 2 monitoring activities
shall consist of the following:
(1) Physical monitoring. Tier 2 Physical Monitoring shall consist
of oceanographic studies conducted to validate and/or improve the
models used to predict the dispersion in the water column and
deposition of dredged material on the seafloor at the SF-DODS. The
appropriate physical oceanographic studies may include: The collection
of additional current meter data, deployment of sediment traps, and
deployment of surface and subsurface drifters.
(2) Chemical monitoring. Tier 2 Chemical Monitoring shall consist
of performing sediment chemistry analysis on samples collected and
preserved in Tier 1 from outside of the footprint and outside of the
disposal site boundaries.
(3) Biological monitoring. Tier 2 Biological Monitoring shall
involve monitoring of pelagic communities and monitoring of benthic
communities.
(i) Pelagic communities. Tier 2 Biological Monitoring for pelagic
communities shall include supplemental surveys of similar type to those
in Tier 1, or other surveys as appropriate.
(ii) Benthic communities. Tier 2 Biological Monitoring for benthic
communities shall include a comparison of the benthic community within
the dredged material footprint to benthic communities in adjacent areas
outside of the dredged material footprint. An appropriate time-series
(ordinal) and community analysis shall be performed using data
collected during the current year and previous years to determine
whether there are adverse changes in the benthic populations outside of
the disposal site which may endanger the marine environment.
(4) Annual reporting. The results of any required Tier 2 studies
shall be compiled in an annual report which will be available for
public review.
(C) Tier 3 monitoring activities. Tier 3 monitoring activities
shall consist of the following:
(1) Physical monitoring. Tier 3 physical monitoring shall consist
of advanced oceanographic studies to study the dispersion of dredged
material in the water column and the deposition of dredged material on
the seafloor in the vicinity of the SF-DODS. Such physical monitoring
may include additional, intensified studies involving the collection of
additional current meter data, deployment of sediment traps, and
deployment of surface and subsurface drifters. Such studies may include
additional sampling stations, greater frequency of sampling, more
advanced sampling methodologies or equipment, or other additional
increased study measures compared to similar studies conducted in Tier
1 or 2.
(2) Chemical monitoring. Tier 3 Chemical Monitoring shall consist
of analysis of tissues of appropriate field-collected benthic and/or
epifaunal organisms to determine bioaccumulation of contaminants that
may be associated with dredged materials deposited at the SF-DODS.
Sampling and analysis shall be designed and implemented to determine
whether the SF-DODS is a source of adverse bioaccumulation in the
tissues of benthic species collected at or outside the SF-DODS,
compared to adjacent unimpacted areas, which may endanger the marine
environment. Appropriate sampling methodologies for these tests will be
determined and the appropriate analyses will involve the assessment of
benthic body burdens of contaminants and correlation with comparison of
the benthic communities inside and outside of the sediment footprint.
(3) Biological monitoring. Tier 3 biological monitoring shall have
two components: monitoring of pelagic communities and monitoring of
benthic communities.
(i) Pelagic communities. Tier 3 Biological Monitoring shall include
advanced studies of seabirds, marine mammals and mid-water column fish
to evaluate how these populations might be affected by disposal site
use. Such studies may include additional sampling stations, greater
frequency of sampling, more advanced sampling methodologies or
equipment, or other additional increased study measures compared to
similar studies conducted in Tier 1 or 2. Studies may include
evaluation of sub-lethal changes in the health of pelagic organisms,
such as the development of lesions, tumors, developmental abnormality,
decreased fecundity or other adverse sub-lethal effect.
(ii) Benthic communities. Tier 3 Biological Monitoring shall
include advanced studies of benthic communities to evaluate how these
populations might be affected by disposal site use. Such studies may
include additional sampling stations, greater frequency of sampling,
more advanced sampling methodologies or equipment, or other additional
increased study measures compared to similar studies conducted in Tier
2. Studies may include evaluation of sub-lethal changes in the health
of benthic organisms, such as the development of lesions, tumors,
developmental abnormality, decreased fecundity or other adverse sub-
lethal effect.
(4) Reporting. The results of any required Tier 3 studies shall be
compiled in a report which will be available for public review.
(D) Periodic confirmatory monitoring. At least once every three
years, the following confirmatory monitoring activities will be
conducted and results compiled in a report which will be available for
public review: Samples of sediments taken from the dredged material
footprint shall be subjected to bioassay testing using one or more
appropriate sensitive marine species consistent with applicable ocean
disposal testing guidance (``Green Book'' or related Regional
Implementation Agreements), as determined by the Regional
Administrator, to confirm whether contaminated sediments are being
deposited at the SF-DODS despite extensive pre-disposal testing. In
addition, near-surface arrays of appropriate filter-feeding organisms
(such as mussels) shall be deployed in at least three locations in and
around the disposal site for at least one month during active site use,
to confirm whether substantial bioaccumulation of contaminants may be
associated with exposure to suspended sediment plumes from multiple
disposal events. One array must be deployed outside the influence of
any expected plumes to serve as a baseline reference.
(x) Site management actions. Once disposal operations at the site
begin, the three-tier monitoring program described in paragraphs
(l)(3)(ix) (A) through (C) of this section shall be implemented on an
annual basis, through December 31, 1996, independent of the actual
volumes disposed at the site. Thereafter, the Regional Administrator
may establish a minimum annual disposal volume (not to exceed 10
percent of the designated site capacity at any time) below which this
monitoring program need not be fully implemented. The Regional
Administrator shall promptly review monitoring reports for the SF-DODS
along with any other information available to the Regional
Administrator concerning site monitoring activities. If the information
gathered from monitoring at a given monitoring tier is not sufficient
for the Regional Administrator to base reasonable conclusions as to
whether disposal at the SF-DODS might be endangering the marine
ecosystem, then the Regional Administrator shall require intensified
monitoring at a higher tier. If monitoring at a given tier establishes
that disposal at the SF-DODS is endangering the marine ecosystem, then
the Regional Administrator shall require modification, suspension or
termination of site use.
(A) Selection of site monitoring tiers--(1) Physical monitoring.
Physical monitoring shall remain limited to Tier 1 monitoring when Tier
1 monitoring establishes that no significant amount of dredged material
has been deposited or transported outside of the site boundaries. Tier
2 monitoring shall be employed when Tier 1 monitoring is insufficient
to conclude that a significant amount of dredged material as defined in
paragraph (l)(3)(x)(A)(4) of this section has not been deposited or
transported outside of the site boundaries.
(2) Chemical monitoring. (i) Chemical monitoring shall remain
limited to Tier 1 Chemical Monitoring when the results of Physical
Monitoring indicate that a significant amount of dredged material as
defined in paragraph (l)(3)(x)(A)(4) of this section has not been
deposited or transported off-site, and Tier 1 Chemical Monitoring
establishes that dredged sediments deposited at the disposal site do
not contain levels of chemical contaminants that are significantly
elevated above the range of chemical contaminant levels in dredged
sediments that the Regional Administrator and the District Engineer
found to be suitable for disposal at the SF-DODS pursuant to 40 CFR
part 227.
(ii) Tier 2 monitoring shall be employed when the results of
Physical Monitoring indicate that a significant amount of dredged
material as defined in paragraph (l)(3)(x)(A)(4) of this section has
been deposited off-site, and Tier 1 Chemical Monitoring is insufficient
to establish that dredged sediments deposited at the disposal site do
not contain levels of chemical contaminants that are significantly
elevated above the range of chemical contaminant levels in dredged
sediments that the Regional Administrator and the District Engineer
found to be suitable for disposal at the SF-DODS pursuant to 40 CFR
part 227.
The Regional Administrator may employ Tier 2 monitoring when
available evidence indicates that a significant amount of dredged
material as defined in paragraph (l)(3)(x)(A)(4) of this section has
been deposited near the SF-DODS site boundary.
(iii) Tier 3 monitoring shall be employed within and outside the
dredged material footprint when Tier 2 Chemical Monitoring is
insufficient to establish that dredged sediments deposited at the
disposal site do not contain levels of chemical contaminants that are
significantly elevated above the range of chemical contaminant levels
in dredged sediments that the Regional Administrator and the District
Engineer found to be suitable for disposal at the SF-DODS pursuant to
40 CFR part 227.
(3) Biological monitoring. (i) Pelagic communities. Biological
monitoring for pelagic communities shall remain limited to Tier 1
monitoring when Tier 1 monitoring establishes that disposal at the SF-
DODS has not endangered the monitored pelagic communities. When Tier 1
monitoring is insufficient to make reasonable conclusions whether
disposal at the site has endangered the monitored pelagic communities,
then Tier 2 monitoring of pelagic communities shall be employed. When
Tier 2 monitoring is insufficient to make reasonable conclusions
whether disposal at the site has endangered the monitored pelagic
communities, then Tier 3 monitoring of pelagic communities shall be
employed.
(ii) Benthic communities. Biological monitoring for benthic
communities shall remain limited to Tier 1 monitoring when physical
monitoring establishes that a significant amount of dredged material
has not been deposited outside of the site boundaries. If physical
monitoring indicates that a significant amount of dredged material has
been deposited or transported outside of the site boundaries, then Tier
2 analysis of benthic communities shall be performed. If Chemical
Monitoring establishes that there is significant bioaccumulation of
contaminants in organisms sampled from within or outside the dredged
material footprint, then Tier 3 Biological Monitoring of the disposal
site shall be employed. Tier 3 Biological Monitoring may replace Tier 3
Chemical Monitoring if observed biological effects are established as
surrogate indicators for bioaccumulation of chemical contaminants in
sampled organisms.
(4) Definition of significant dredged material accumulation. For
purposes of this paragraph (l)(3)(x)(A) of this section, dredged
material accumulation on the ocean bottom to a thickness of five
centimeters shall be considered to be a significant amount of dredged
material. The Regional Administrator may determine that a lesser amount
of accumulation is significant if available evidence indicates that a
lesser amount of off-site accumulation could endanger marine resources.
(B) Modification, suspension or termination of site use. (1) If the
results of site monitoring or other information indicate that any of
the following are occurring as a result of disposal at the SF-DODS,
then the Regional Administrator shall modify, suspend, or terminate
site use overall, or for individual projects as appropriate:
(i) Exceedance of Federal marine water quality criteria within the
SF-DODS following initial mixing as defined in 40 CFR 227.29(a) or
beyond the site boundary at any time;
(ii) Placement or movement of significant quantities of disposed
material outside of site boundaries near or toward significant
biological resource areas or marine sanctuaries;
(iii) Endangerment of the marine environment related to potentially
significant adverse changes in the structure of the benthic community
outside the disposal site boundary;
(iv) Endangerment to the health, welfare, or livelihood of persons
or to the environment related to potentially significant adverse
bioaccumulation in organisms collected from the disposal site or areas
adjacent to the site boundary compared to the reference site;
(v) Endangerment to the health, welfare, or livelihood of persons
related to potentially significant adverse impacts upon commercial or
recreational fisheries resources near the site; or
(vi) Endangerment to the health, welfare, or livelihood of persons
or to the environment related to any other potentially significant
adverse environmental impacts.
(2) The Regional Administrator shall modify site use, rather than
suspend or terminate site use, when site use modification will be
sufficient to eliminate the adverse environmental impacts referred to
in paragraphs (l)(3)(x)(B)(1) (i) or (ii) of this section or the
endangerment to human health, welfare or livelihood to the environment
referred to in paragraphs (l)(3)(x)(B)(1) (iii) through (vi) of this
section. Notwithstanding the provisions of any permit or federal
project authorization authorizing site use, the Regional Administrator
shall order, following opportunity for public comment, any of the
following modifications to site use that he or she deems necessary to
eliminate the adverse environmental effect or endangerment to human
health, welfare, or livelihood or to the environment:
(i) Change or additional restrictions upon the permissible times,
rates and total volume of disposal of dredged material at the SF-DODS;
(ii) Change or additional restrictions upon the method of disposal
or transportation of dredged materials for disposal; or
(iii) Change or additional limitations upon the type or quality of
dredged materials according to chemical, physical, bioassay toxicity,
or bioaccumulation characteristics.
(3) The Regional Administrator shall suspend site use when site use
suspension is both necessary and sufficient to eliminate any adverse
environmental effect or endangerment to human health, welfare, or
livelihood or to the environment referred to in paragraph
(l)(3)(x)(B)(1) of this section. Notwithstanding the provisions of any
permit or federal project authorization authorizing site use, the
Regional Administrator shall order, following opportunity for public
comment, site use suspension until an appropriate management action is
identified or for a time period that will eliminate the adverse
environmental effect or endangerment to human health, welfare, or
livelihood or to the environment.
(4) Notwithstanding the provisions of any permit or federal project
authorization authorizing site use, the Regional Administrator shall
order, following opportunity for public comment, site use permanently
terminated if this is the only means for eliminating the adverse
environmental impacts referred to in paragraphs (l)(3)(x)(B)(1) (i) or
(ii) of this section or the endangerment to human health, welfare or
livelihood to the environment referred to in paragraphs (l)(3)(x)(B)(1)
(iii) through (vi) of this section.
(4) Channel Bar Site, San Francisco, CA (SF-8).
(i) Location: 37 deg.44'55''N., 122 deg.37'18''W;
37 deg.45'45''N., 122 deg.34'24''W.; 37 deg.44'24''N.,
122 deg.37'06''W.; 37 deg.45'15''N., 122 deg.34'12''W.
(ii) Size: 4,572 x 914 meters.
(iii) Depth: Ranges from 11 to 14.3 meters.
(iv) Primary Use: Dredged material.
(v) Period of Use: Continuing use.
(vi) Restriction: Disposal shall be limited to material from
required dredging operations at the entrance of the San Francisco main
ship channel which is composed primarily of sand having grain sizes
compatible with naturally occurring sediments at the disposal site and
containing approximately 5 percent of particles having grain sizes
finer than that normally attributed to very fine sand (.075
millimeters). Other dredged materials meeting the requirements of 40
CFR 227.13 but having smaller grain sizes may be dumped at this site
only upon completion of an appropriate case-by-case evaluation of the
impact of such material on the site which demonstrates that such impact
will be acceptable.
(5) Hilo, HI.
(i) Location: (center point): Latitude--19 deg.48'30''N.;
Longitude--154 deg.58'30''W.
(ii) Size: Circular with a radius of 920 meters.
(iii) Depth: Ranges from 330 to 340 meters.
(iv) Primary Use: Dredged material.
(v) Period of Use: Continuing use.
(vi) Restriction: Disposal shall be limited to dredged material.
(6) Kahului, HI.
(i) Location: (center point): Latitude--21 deg.04'42''N.;
Longitude--156 deg.29'00''W.
(ii) Size: Circular with a radius of 920 meters.
(iii) Depth: Ranges from 345 to 365 meters.
(iv) Primary Use: Dredged material.
(v) Period of Use: Continuing use.
(vi) Restriction: Disposal shall be limited to dredged material.
(7) South Oahu, HI.
(i) Location: (center point): Latitude--21 deg.15'10'' N.;
Longitude--157 deg.56'50'' W.
(ii) Size: 2 kilometers wide and 2.6 kilometers long.
(iii) Depth: Ranges from 400 to 475 meters.
(iv) Primary Use: Dredged material.
(v) Period of Use: Continuing use.
(vi) Restriction: Disposal shall be limited to dredged material.
(8) Nawiliwili, HI.
(i) Location: (centerpoint): Latitude--21 deg.55'00'' N.
Longitude--159 deg.17'00'' W.
(ii) Size: Circular with a radius of 920 meters.
(iii) Depth: Ranges from 840 to 1,120 meters.
(iv) Primary Use: Dredged material.
(v) Period of Use: Continuing use.
(vi) Restriction: Disposal shall be limited to dredged material.
(9) Port Allen, HI.
(i) Location: (center point) Latitude--21 deg.50'00'' N.
Longitude--159 deg.35'00'' W.
(ii) Size: Circular with a radius of 920 meters.
(iii) Depth: Ranges from 1,460 to 1,610 meters.
(iv) Primary Use: Dredged material.
(v) Period of Use: Continuing use.
(vi) Restriction: Disposal shall be limited to dredged material.
(m) Region IX Final Other Wastes Sites.
(1) Fish Processing Waste Disposal Site, American Samoa.
(i) Location: 14 deg.24.00' South latitude by 170 deg.38.30'
West longitude (1.5 nautical mile radius).
(ii) Size: 7.07 square nautical miles.
(iii) Depth: 1,502 fathoms (2,746 meters or 9,012 feet).
(iv) Primary Use: Disposal of fish processing wastes.
(v) Period of Use: Continued use.
(vi) Restriction: Disposal shall be limited to dissolved air
flotation (DAF) sludge, presswater, and precooker water produced as a
result of fish processing operations at fish canneries generated in
American Samoa.
(2) [Reserved].
(n) Region X Final Dredged Material Sites.
(1) Chetco, OR, Dredged Material Site.
(i) Location: 42 deg.01'55'' N., 124 deg.16'37'' W.;
42 deg.01'55'' N., 124 deg.16'13'' W.; 42 deg.01'37'' N.,
124 deg.16'13'' W.; and 42 deg.01'37'' N., 124 deg.16'37'' W.
(NAD83)
(ii) Size: 0.09 square nautical mile.
(iii) Depth: 21 meters (average).
(iv) Primary Use: Dredged material.
(v) Period of Use: Continuing use.
(vi) Restrictions: Disposal shall be limited to dredged material
determined to be suitable for unconfined disposal from the Chetco
Estuary and River and adjacent areas.
(2) Coos Bay, OR Dredged Material Site E.
(i) Location: 43 deg.21'59'' N., 124 deg.22'45''
W.;43 deg.21'48'' N., 124 deg.21'59'' W.; 43 deg.21'35'' N.,
124 deg.22'05'' W.; 43 deg.21'46'' N., 124 deg.22'51'' W.
(ii) Size: 0.13 square nautical mile.
(iii) Depth: Averages 17 meters.
(iv) Primary Use: Dredged material.
(v) Period of Use: Continuing use.
(vi) Restriction: Disposal shall be limited to dredged material in
the Coos Bay area of type 1, as defined in the site designation final
EIS.
(3) Coos Bay, OR Dredged Material Site F.
(i) Location: 43 deg.22'44'' N., 124 deg.22'18'' W.;
43 deg.22'29'' N., 124 deg.21'34'' W.; 43 deg.22'16'' N.,
124 deg.21'42'' W.; 43 deg.22'31'' N., 124 deg.22'26'' W.
(ii) Size: 0.13 square nautical mile.
(iii) Depth: Averages 24 meters.
(iv) Primary Use: Dredged material.
(v) Period of Use: Continuing use.
(vi) Restriction: Disposal shall be limited to dredged material in
the Coos Bay area of type 1, as defined in the site designation final
EIS.
(4) Coos Bay, OR Dredged Material Site H.
(i) Location: 43 deg.23'53'' N., 124 deg.22'48'' W.;
43 deg.23'42'' N., 124 deg.23'01'' W.; 43 deg.24'16'' N.,
124 deg.23'26'' W.; 43 deg.24'05'' N., 124 deg.23'38'' W.
(ii) Size: 0.13 square nautical mile.
(iii) Depth: Averages 55 meters.
(iv) Primary Use: Dredged material.
(v) Period of Use: Continuing use.
(vi) Restriction: Disposal shall be limited to dredged material in
the Coos Bay area of type 2 and 3, as defined in the site designation
final EIS.
(5) Coquille River Entrance, OR.
(i) Location: 43 deg.08'26'' N., 124 deg.26'44'' W.;
43 deg.08'03'' N., 124 deg.26'08'' W.; 43 deg.08'13'' N.,
124 deg.27'00'' W.; 43 deg.07'50'' N., 124 deg.26'23'' W.
Centroid: 43 deg.08'08'' N., 124 deg.26'34'' W.
(ii) Size: 0.17 square nautical miles.
(iii) Depth: 18.3 meters.
(iv) Period of Use: Continuing use.
(v) Restrictions: Disposal shall be limited to dredged material
from the Coquille Estuary and River and adjacent areas.
(6) Mouth of Columbia River, OR/WA Dredged Material Site A.
(i) Location: 46 deg.13'03'' N., 124 deg.06'17'' W.;
46 deg.12'50'' N., 124 deg.05'55'' W.; 46 deg.12'13'' N.,
124 deg.06'43'' W.; 46 deg.12'26'' N., 124 deg.07'05'' W.
(ii) Size: 0.27 square nautical mile.
(iii) Depth: Ranges from 14-25 meters.
(iv) Primary use: Dredged material.
(v) Period of use: Continuing use.
(vi) Restriction: Disposal shall be limited to dredged material
from the Columbia River entrance channel and adjacent areas.
(7) Mouth of Columbia River, OR/WA Dredged Material Site B.
(i) Location: 46 deg.14'37'' N., 124 deg.10'34'' W.;
46 deg.13'53'' N., 124 deg.10'01'' W.; 46 deg.13'43'' N.,
124 deg.10'26'' W.; 46 deg.14'28'' N., 124 deg.10'59'' W.
(ii) Size: 0.25 square nautical mile.
(iii) Depth: Ranges from 24-39 meters.
(iv) Primary use: Dredged material.
(v) Period of use: Continuing use.
(vi) Restriction: Disposal shall be limited to dredged material
from the Columbia River entrance channel and adjacent areas.
(8) Mouth of Columbia River, OR/WA Dredged Material Site E.
(i) Location: 46 deg.15'43'' N., 124 deg.05'21'' W.;
46 deg.15'36'' N., 124 deg.05'11'' W.; 46 deg.15'11'' N.,
124 deg.05'53'' W.; 46 deg.15'18'' N., 124 deg.06'03''W.
(ii) Size: 0.08 square nautical mile.
(iii) Depth: Ranges from 16-21 meters.
(iv) Primary use: Dredged material.
(v) Period of use: Continuing use.
(vi) Restriction: Disposal shall be limited to dredged material
from the Columbia River entrance channel and adjacent areas.
(9) Mouth of Columbia River, OR/WA Dredged Material Site F.
(i) Location: 46 deg.12'12'' N., 124 deg.09'00'' W.;
46 deg.12'00'' N., 124 deg.08'42'' W.; 46 deg.11'48'' N.,
124 deg.09'00'' W.; 46 deg.12'00'' N., 124 deg.09'18'' W.
(ii) Size: 0.08 square nautical mile.
(iii) Depth: Ranges from 38-42 meters.
(iv) Primary use: Dredged material.
(v) Period of use: Continuing use.
(vi) Restriction: Disposal shall be limited to dredged material
from the Columbia River entrance channel and adjacent areas.
(10) Grays Harbor Eight Mile Site.
(i) Location: Circle with a 0.40 mile radius around a central
coordinate at 46 deg.57' N., 124 deg.20.06' W.
(ii) Size: 0.5 square nautical miles.
(iii) Depth: 42-49 meters.
(iv) Primary use: Dredged material.
(v) Period of Use: One time use over multiple years. Designation of
the site is anticipated within five years following completion of
disposal and monitoring activities.
(vi) Restrictions: Disposal shall be limited to dredged material
from initial construction of the Grays Harbor navigation project. Post-
disposal monitoring will determine the need and extent of closure
requirements.
(11) Grays Harbor Southwest Navigation Site.
(i) Location: 46 deg.52.94' N., 124 deg.13.81' W; 46 deg.52.17'
N., 124 deg.12.96' W.; 46 deg.51.15' N., 124 deg.14.19' W.;
46 deg.51.92' N., 124 deg.14.95' W.
(ii) Size: 1.25 square nautical miles.
(iii) Depth: 30-37 meters (average).
(iv) Primary use: Dredged material.
(v) Period of use: Continuing use.
(vi) Restrictions: Disposal shall be limited to dredged material
determined to be suitable for unconfined disposal from Grays Harbor
estuary and adjacent areas. Additional discharge restrictions will be
contained in the EPA/Corps management plan for the site.
(12) Nome, AK--East Site.
(i) Location: 64 deg.29'54''N., 165 deg.24'41''W.;
64 deg.29'45''N., 165 deg.23'27''W.; 64 deg.28'57''N.,
165 deg.23'29''W.; 64 deg.29'07''N., 165 deg.24'25''.
(ii) Size: 0.37 square nautical mile.
(iii) Depth: Ranges from 1 to 12 meters.
(iv) Primary use: Dredged material.
(v) Period of use: Continuing use.
(vi) Restrictions: Disposal shall be limited to dredged material
from Nome, Alaska, and adjacent areas. Use will be coordinated with the
City of Nome prior to dredging.
(13) Nome, AK--West Site.
(i) Location: 64 deg.30'04''N., 165 deg.25'52''W.;
64 deg.29'18''N., 165 deg.26'04''W.; 64 deg.29'13''N.,
165 deg.25'22''W.; 64 deg.29'54''N., 165 deg.24'45''W.
(ii) Size: 0.30 nautical miles.
(iii) Depth: Ranges from 1 to 11 meters.
(iv) Primary use: Dredged material.
(v) Period of use: Continuing use.
(vi) Restrictions: Disposal shall be limited to dredged material
from Nome, Alaska, and adjacent areas. Use will be coordinated with the
City of Nome prior to dredging. Preference will be given to placing any
material in the inner third of the site to supplement littoral drift,
as needed.
(o) Region X Final Other Wastes Sites.
(1) No final sites.
(2) [Reserved]
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